Meanwhile, the overall white share of the population is slowly but surely shrinking, and the educational attainment of the white population is slowly but surely rising.
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Slowly but surely, the industry has become dominated by men.
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"It is working, slowly but surely," Davidson said last year.
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Slowly but surely, its competitors are launching their versions, too.
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Slowly but surely the Moto Z is getting an ecosystem.
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Meanwhile, NTT is slowly but surely expanding to new markets.
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But perhaps, slowly but surely, that mom taboo is changing.
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Slowly but surely Michael Kors is becoming a technology brand.
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Jessica Simpson is slowly but surely getting back into exercising.
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Slowly but surely, Wonder Woman became my muse of audacity.
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Slowly, but surely, the city filled up with dead bodies.
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Slowly but surely, she points out all of your flaws.
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Slowly, but surely, more Universal Windows Apps (UWA) are coming.
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"Slowly but surely we are seeing improvement there," Hamrick said.
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Slowly but surely, at least the name is coming back.
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In other realms, the action is progressing, slowly but surely.
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"Slowly but surely, I think we're gonna get there," Sen.
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And then slowly but surely we started cutting the lead.
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However, the way cancellations work is slowly but surely changing.
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"Slowly but surely the states have liberalized laws," he added.
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Slowly but surely, many of our basic struggles were fixed.
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Slowly but surely, the Texas senator has fallen into line.
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Computers are slowly but surely learning to read our emotions.
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Finally, our trade disputes are slowly but surely getting resolved.
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We're trying to build a mentorship program — slowly but surely.
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Slowly but surely, the president is getting people to shrug.
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Josh Duggar is slowly but surely returning to the public eye.
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Slowly but surely, pastels are starting to feel more seasonally appropriate.
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A hirsute baby is slowly but surely taking over the internet.
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Slowly but surely, they become friends again...and possibly something more.
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" Then, she added, "Slowly but surely, you too begin doing it.
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Slowly but surely, my own portrait is starting to take shape.
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Slowly but surely, Amazon's been turning its Fire tablets into Echos.
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Slowly, but surely, I started looking at the Bible more critically.
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All of us then are just picked off slowly but surely.
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Slowly but surely, Alexa's becoming a more competent catchall video assistant.
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Slowly but surely, Mr Corbyn is taking control of the party.
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It's really coming together slowly, but surely, and it's just marvelous.
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Slowly, but surely rational business decision making will win the day.
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First, the show's most important characters are slowly but surely reuniting.
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You are slowly but surely becoming the best part of Riverdale.
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Still, slowly but surely, they're blocking Trump's most damaging cabinet nominees.
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These new hooks are slowly but surely redefining the App Store.
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Then, slowly but surely, they leave you with a bitter taste.
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Slowly but surely, there has been a shift away from that.
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Slowly but surely, he's removing the blocks that undergird global security.
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Slowly but surely, he began to build a home for himself.
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Slowly but surely, Hungary has ceased to be a real democracy.
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Slowly but surely, scientists are closing in on this momentous detection.
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And slowly but surely the directory of Muslim female fighters grew.
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Slowly but surely stores are stocking more products, but at a cost.
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But take heart, because the days are slowly but surely getting longer.
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Slowly but surely, I began to feel better about my own body.
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Wall Street has slowly but surely accepted bitcoin as a mainstream investment.
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Globally, policy is slowly but surely becoming less supportive of boom conditions.
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Slowly but surely, Revolut is getting closer to building an actual bank.
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The death penalty is, slowly but surely, on the decline in America.
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Autonomous driving is slowly but surely rolling out to even more customers.
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They remain the most reliable way to get rich — slowly but surely.
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Other automakers have been democratizing their semi-autonomous technology slowly but surely.
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But then, slowly but surely, the conflict everyone expected began to emerge.
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And it is coming slowly but surely, it has increasingly gotten worse.
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You're clearing a lot of old emotional patterns, Pisces—slowly but surely.
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Slowly, but surely, Sony's adding more E-mount lenses for its camera.
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For now it looks like VR is slowly but surely gaining altitude.
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Obama seem more accessible, slowly but surely raising awareness with each share.
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Things are slowly but surely starting to settle in the league basement.
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Slowly, but surely, everything that made you gets dropped from your life.
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Slowly but surely, Google is transforming itself into a formidable VR player.
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Slowly but surely, Sqreen is building a big dataset of security threats.
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Another Pew study shows that church attendance is falling, slowly but surely.
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Slowly but surely, as John stirs, the mozzarella starts to come together.
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It is up the innovator to raise that level, slowly but surely.
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Bottom line: Slowly, but surely, a final proposal is being hammered out.
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So Americans are slowly but surely moving toward supporting stricter gun laws.
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Her relationship to the surface is improving, slowly but surely, she said.
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I start grouping things by color or by texture, slowly but surely.
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"We're getting better at this, slowly but surely," Buttigieg said in Iowa.
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And her artillery has been slowly, but surely, lining up behind her.
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Slowly but surely, however, they edged into their real topics of concern.
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Slowly but surely, airline check-in technology is inching toward the 21st century.
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Slowly but surely, the news of Nougat updates are starting to roll in.
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We go in and—slowly but surely—let them get used to us.
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Kim Kardashian West is settling back into her public life slowly but surely.
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I'm now working my way, slowly but surely, towards the age of 40.
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Lira joins a White House that's slowly but surely forming its tech ranks.
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"We're slowly but surely figuring those things out," he said before the game.
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As they continue, so we withdraw, slowly but surely, until they're completely independent.
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Slowly but surely, Apple is building a new product line of audio accessories.
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Wyze is slowly but surely catching up to larger smart security camera makers.
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Slowly but surely, China is becoming a market where people pay for music.
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Slowly, but surely, Apple's smartwatch platform is blossoming into its own irresistible platform.
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So Samsung is slowly but surely making the Samsung Gear S2 more compelling.
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Canada is slowly but surely realizing what is going on with the steel.
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Slowly but surely, PLL proved that it was here to tackle something else.
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Hurricane Florence is slowly but surely moving toward landfall along the East Coast.
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The change was bumpy at first, and slowly but surely, things turned around.
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Slowly, but surely, Australia's towns and cities are getting free Wi-Fi networks.
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Slowly but surely, Caesar created believers out of skeptics left, right, and center.
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I think they're slowly but surely gaining traction in the pizza area, too.
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Slowly but surely, you'll hit the raid's requirements, but it's a time investment.
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Comcast has slowly but surely jacked up this rental fee over the years.
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Slowly but surely, we're getting hints about the next iPhone from multiple leaks.
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"We're moving slowly but surely, I feel, in the right direction," he said.
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She broke into a sprint, her little brother trudging behind, slowly but surely.
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It also looks like he's slowly but surely growing back the infamous 'stache.
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Anna invites Adrien into her life and, slowly but surely, falls for him.
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From Medium: Slowly but surely, however, they edged into their real topics of concern.
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Slowly but surely, it should get easier to own an electric vehicle in California.
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I'd rather crack on with something I know I'll progress with, slowly but surely.
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But women are, slowly but surely, moving up into more leadership roles across society.
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Gender, sexuality, and emotion are, slowly but surely, rejecting the traditional totalitarianism of masculinity.
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Slowly but surely, huge entertainment companies are throwing major resources into virtual reality plays.
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Amazon's peculiar relationship with trademarks is slowly but surely altering the greater brand atmosphere.
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Slowly but surely, Amazon is building a brand new platform with the Amazon Echo.
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Slowly but surely, the overall perception of men in makeup is shifting toward acceptance.
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Slowly but surely, people are becoming more obsessed with online privacy (or lack thereof).
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Slowly but surely, Hyperloop Tech is piecing together its own competitor to Hyperloop One.
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Slowly but surely, Revolut is building an alternative to your good old bank account.
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I am really big on taking the time to do it slowly but surely.
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Slowly but surely, the headphone manufacturing industry is embracing life after the iPhone 7.
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Slowly but surely, polls show Republican voters warming to the Trump view of Russia.
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New innovations and ideas are slowly but surely changing the way people move around.
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"We're slowly but surely starting to revive this traditional art form again," said Lin.
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By continually ostracizing Muslims, the president is slowly but surely eroding this critical partnership.
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But "even without state patronage they will be radicalised, slowly but surely", he says.
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But it's inevitable: slowly but surely Nintendo is erasing the Wii U from existence.
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And these regulations are slowly but surely strangling small-business owners in the city.
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Slowly but surely, the Zepp Labs is taking on every sport known to humankind.
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Slowly but surely, Amazon is incorporating Alexa functionality into its numerous existing hardware lines.
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Slowly but surely, Apple is fixing all the shortcomings of its new TV platform.
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Let's see that world through her eyes and build it up slowly but surely.
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Amazon has slowly but surely become the second or third most valuable search franchise.
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Slowly but surely, the memory of the Romanovs was effaced from the nation's psyche.
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" He notes there was no "double-dip recession" and growth returned "slowly but surely.
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It slowly but surely has added more popular merchants in its four years of existence.
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Slowly but surely in time all of this will work out and be worth it.
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Slowly but surely, some of the biggest names in music are turning against R. Kelly.
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Slowly but surely, the vehicle pulled the plane, from Australian airline Qantas, almost 300 meters.
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I've been working on increasing my meditation stamina, and I'm getting there, slowly but surely.
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Slowly but surely, I walked my way into jogging, then jogged my way into running.
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Hilaria Baldwin is slowly but surely easing back into her routines after suffering a miscarriage.
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The puzzle that is this year's Kardashian Christmas card is slowly but surely coming together.
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Slowly but surely, buzz over the new Netflix original series Seven Seconds has been building.
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Slowly but surely, the bitcoin community is catching up and making bitcoin payments more attractive.
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The Reebok Black Friday UK sale has slowly but surely built up to a crescendo.
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Slowly but surely, French startup Le Wagon is becoming a leading coding bootcamp in Europe.
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Kaia Gerber has been making her ascent into the high fashion world slowly but surely.
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But I believe tech is slowly but surely improving the lives of many, many people.
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France is slowly but surely becoming a major force when it comes to hardware companies.
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The startup recently opened in Berlin and plans to slowly but surely expand in Germany.
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Marnie's life, on the other hand, continues to sink slowly but surely into the toilet.
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My life is slowly but surely coming together, just like I was dreaming it would.
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I'm slowly but surely trying to cross items off my television streaming to-do list.
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Doesn't always work out on the match court, but slowly but surely hopefully it will.
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And I moved much better today, so slowly but surely, feeling a little bit better.
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"Oil companies are moving slowly but surely," Mr. Birol of the International Energy Agency said.
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And slowly but surely, we helped our fellow citizens embrace some very large social changes.
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Slowly but surely, we are carving out new shapes and spaces for our intimate lives.
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Since 2013, Amazon has slowly but surely been extending its options in freight and delivery.
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Welcome to the Jungle has been slowly but surely referencing hundreds of startups in Paris.
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WordPress.com is slowly but surely replacing all those clunky social sharing plugins that you use.
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Soji slowly but surely comes to terms with her discovery that she is an android.
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But God of War 4 shows how gaming is slowly but surely stumbling toward maturity.
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Slowly, but surely, the "Arab world" that we know today was artificially and aggressively imposed.
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This time, it's a migrant caravan slowly but surely making its way to "invade" America.
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Since then, slowly but surely, their marriage has crept into the conversation about their music.
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Slowly but surely, on the advice of the stars, I dismantled the life I had built.
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Wildlife in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone has started to return slowly but surely over the years.
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A lot of the times, the kids will start, and slowly but surely the parents join.
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Slowly, but surely, the 76ers are being molded into a real NBA team with clearer path.
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Slowly but surely, processing power and algorithms are overtaking the physical limitations of the smartphone camera.
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Information about Apple's (possibly) upcoming successor to the iPhone SE is trickling out slowly but surely.
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From there, you'll use your teachings to (slowly, but surely) build beautiful, intuitive pages and apps.
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Slowly but surely, people start lining up to get a haircut in this now famous barbershop.
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However, the tide of public opinion, even amongst unionists, appears slowly but surely to be turning.
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The company has been slowly but surely building a new bank account from the ground up.
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You realize, slowly but surely, that these were guys defined by the places they grew up.
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Whether in career or in life, the gender gap is slowly but surely beginning to close.
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" Another said, "slowly but surely, we will rid this community of all tributes to white supremacy.
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"Concerns about sustainability are slowly but surely becoming more relevant for luxury goods consumers," he said.
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And I've seen the industry; it's slowly but surely evolving into a more size-inclusive future.
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The 2010 health care law has slowly but surely moved out of the line of fire.
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Read more: The Titanic is slowly but surely disappearing — here's what the wreck looks like now
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Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad, has slowly but surely continued to rise over the past two weeks.
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Slowly but surely, as summer faded and the leaves turned brown, the phone calls dried up.
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SLOWLY BUT surely, climate change is taking a prominent place in the rich world's political debates.
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Slowly but surely, the pieces began to come together — Eroda is just the word "adore" backwards.
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Yet slowly but surely progressive Democrats and their allies in the media are moving toward Warren.
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American banks stabilized and in fact prospered, households began saving again, growth returned slowly but surely.
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It seems that Microsoft is slowly but surely working to match Apple across every product category.
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Checking my blood pressure with an arm cuff every morning, I watched it drop, slowly but surely.
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Experts have consistently warned, however, that North Korea is slowly but surely working toward developing an ICBM.
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This kind of idea is, slowly but surely, being dragged toward the conservative mainstream by Donald Trump.
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I keep accidentally falling asleep because of fatigue, but I slowly but surely get through my reading.
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Because, slowly but surely, the impetus to wear a watch is coming back to the tech set.
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Slowly but surely, spinning discs are dying out, and Samsung just put another nail in their coffin.
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Slowly but surely, Netatmo is expanding its product range to all sorts of appliances and use cases.
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People have been asking for archives of the stream, and slowly but surely, we're getting those online.
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And as this season heats up, it has become apparent: It has slowly but surely changed back.
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Slowly but surely, it has eaten up all of the average workers' wage increases — and then some.
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"Slowly but surely it&aposs coming back to us," Denver guard Gary Harris said of the offense.
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It also raises hopes that the feminist lacuna within art institutions is being filled, slowly but surely.
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Taken all together, it becomes clear that Hollywood is slowly but surely warming up to female stars.
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Then this happened: From 1950 to 1990, major cereal brands amped up their varieties slowly but surely.
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First and second India may seem decades apart, but technology is slowly but surely closing the gap.
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"Overall we seem to be slowly but surely seeing improvement in final demand from consumers," said Solca.
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When he isn't making moves on Paige, Rainer is slowly, but surely, mending his relationship with Jordan.
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Slowly but surely, the Fortnite leaderboards began filling up with unrecognizable names from all over the world.
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However, he has also moved slowly but surely into literature, making his decision to leave comics unsurprising.
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Slowly but surely, a full picture of the so-called "iPhone 22019" is starting to come together.
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Slowly -- but surely -- I became addicted, and in just a few years, my life was falling apart.
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Slowly but surely, Neidell is building the most expansive repository of World War I knowledge ever produced.
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The Federal Reserve has indicated that it intends to slowly but surely raise the benchmark interest rate.
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Slowly but surely, Amazon could turn its razor-thin margins on e-commerce products into substantial subscription revenue.
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Slowly but surely, the women of Westeros (and beyond) found their place in a world stacked against them.
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"I am slowly but surely getting my endurance back, but I am not at 100 percent," she said.
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Protesters wearing yellow T-shirts that read "Never again, para nadie" slowly but surely gathered on the Mall.
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Slowly but surely, dudes are starting to wear nail polish and become more in tune with their feelings.
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J.Crew knows you just want that old thing back, so it's slowly but surely returning to its roots.
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Wills was a sweetie, who slowly but surely grabbed fans' attention during Becca Kufrin's season of "The Bachelorette."
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Slowly but surely this past weekend everyone started posting current pictures of themselves next to photos from 2009.
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European startup studio eFounders is slowly but surely building a portfolio of successful software-as-a-service startups.
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If Donna and Cameron are coming back together, then Joe and Cameron are slowly but surely falling apart.
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Slowly but surely, this man (Joel Murray) ends up being consumed by her vagina until he simply disappears.
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Nintendo's Universal theme park is progressing slowly but surely, and it looks like it's going to be amazing.
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The president-turned-dictator, Nicolas Maduro, has slowly but surely hammered nails in the coffin of Venezuelan democracy.
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Apple has slowly but surely moved its way into healthcare, particularly through its hardware, including the Apple Watch.
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Slowly but surely, I come to the realization that absolutely everything that could go wrong will go wrong.
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Vestiaire Collective is slowly but surely turning into a giant e-commerce platform for clothes and fashion accessories.
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President Trump is slowly but surely giving Democrats a shot at winning the House and Senate in 2018.
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And then she is slowly but surely pushed into bit parts, many of which are defined by weight.
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Slowly but surely, the vacuum is used to remove a year's worth of dust from the whale's surface.
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"We worry that, slowly but surely, we're going to have something of a McCarthyish purity testing," he said.
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"Slowly but surely, they became less and less thoughtful about the people who worked for them," said Robinson.
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Yang has continued to slowly but surely gain support even while many of his opponents have lost it.
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J.P. Slowly but surely, the sound of Nigeria's Afrobeats music is working its way into mainstream American pop.
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All the time that we spent going about our business, slowly but surely a Trump presidency became inevitable.
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A series where the occupation forces slowly but surely wear down all resistance would be almost unbearably grim.
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Add the growing demand for security to that mix and slowly but surely, the CDN universe is getting disrupted.
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He has no evidence of ongoing disease, and his training schedule is slowly but surely getting back to normal.
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In September the unemployment rate fell to 3.7%, the lowest since 1969; wage growth is slowly but surely rising.
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The fact is that MWC is slowly but surely losing its reason for existing as a mobile-focused event.
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In other words, slowly but surely, Revolut is recreating all the features that you'd expect from a bank account.
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But this also means they're slowly but surely ruling out certain theories fans have had, based on the books.
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Slowly but surely in my mind, it became like, man, we have to tell people what she was like.
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But sadly, in recent years growing numbers of Democratic candidates and officials have slowly but surely been abandoning Israel.
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The technological and business model for autos is slowly but surely moving toward a software-and-services-focused approach.
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President Trump is slowly but surely giving Democrats an increasing shot at winning the House and Senate in 10.
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Levie is also an evangelist for artificial intelligence, which is slowly but surely working its way into the office.
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Slowly but surely, Australia is becoming a rideshare-friendly nation, but not every state is doing it Uber's way.
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Although corruption and self-dealing remain endemic, slowly but surely, executives have internalized stronger commitments to more ethical behavior.
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Slowly but surely, more Senate Republicans are agreeing to meet with President Obama's Supreme Court nominee, Judge Merrick Garland.
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It's gradual, things are progressing slowly but surely towards the potential for continued rate hikes in a gradual fashion.
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Since then, the company has raised over $70M and slowly but surely turned in the direction of social payments.
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Slowly but surely, it will lead you straight to Tatiana Lebotti's Le Stand, at the Marché des Enfants Rouges.
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The movement against subminimum wage has been picking up steam slowly but surely since Vermont made the first leap.
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And they're slowly but surely developing a reputation for being one of the more underrated front offices out there.
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Winds should also taper slowly but surely — perhaps to around 5 mph before dawn — out of the northwest direction.
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And yet slowly but surely, it seems, that taboo is being broken down by a new generation of workers.
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Far too slowly, but surely, the Academy (and Hollywood) is becoming as diverse as the world it operates within.
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But Pew's survey shows a notable improvement, indicating that America is slowly but surely moving in a more inclusive direction.
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Slowly but surely, Esmail and his writing staff have since built a story designed to give Elliot things to lose.
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So: you're getting married (mazel tov!) and slowly but surely working your way through a long list of wardrobe decisions.
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Black female actors are slowly but surely being acknowledged as dynamic performers who can shine in a plethora of scripts.
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Then slowly but surely, Alicia gives up more than she planned on and it ends on a somewhat enigmatic moment.
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But for the most part, the league is slowly but surely starting to resemble the one we'd expected to see.
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Slowly but surely, this littlest caterpillar has inched it was into our Halloween baby lineup with its cozy costume. EEK!
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Using specialized software called Web EOC, they are taking reports, slowly but surely creating a new map of the city.
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Natural hair looks are slowly, but surely, becoming the norm on the catwalk — and it's about damn time, isn't it?
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The Property Brothers star and his fiancée Linda Phan are slowly but surely tackling their destination ceremony's to-do list.
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"Slowly but surely this country changes by the men we admire and I'm very aware of that," he told Couric.
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However, Angie slowly but surely worked her way back into our lives, and eventually my dad decided to marry her.
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The combination of these two factors means that our population pyramid is slowly, but surely, turning into a population cylinder.
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Slowly but surely, the passengers are picking up all the tricks the group from that other show have already mastered.
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It's sturdy, the Bluetooth speakers sound great, it can get up hills — slowly but surely — and it's fun to ride.
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It's trial and error and disappointment before you find, slowly but surely, the confidence to express your film-making identity.
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"Slowly but surely backing into those 'Apple Prime' offerings..." venture capitalist M.G. Siegler of Alphabet's GV tweeted about the news.
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BECAUSE YOU ARE HAVING TO CLOSE BRANCHES SLOWLY BUT SURELY AND THAT'S A COST BASE YOU HAVE TO TAKE OUT.
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However, the healthcare community is slowly, but surely, pushing for vaccines that are egg-free, latex-free, and mercury-free.
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Kaepernick's protest spread slowly but surely across the NFL, where African-Americans made up 69.7 percent of players last year.
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Slowly but surely, we are building technological sensory organs that will open our eyes and ears to the great beyond.
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And that number is slowly but surely growing as the company integrates it into additional appliances, TVs and the like.
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"Peer-to-peer is slowly but surely becoming a reality," said Olaf Lohr, Sonnen's head of United States business development.
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"Slowly but surely exports from the U.S. Gulf are coming back as more refining capacity returns," a European trader said.
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Trump is slowly, but surely, eroding the value of these agreements and threatening the stability of the world trade system.
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I wrote: A series where the occupation forces slowly but surely wear down all resistance would be almost unbearably grim.
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In the meantime, Kelly appears to be slowly but surely losing the support of his peers in the music industry.
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The guys with the deepest pockets are slowly but surely taking over media, and even in kind of the artistic corners.
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Microsoft has slowly, but surely been building out its cross-functionality with Android phones, and it's getting even better with time.
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Sinclair spent much of the last year successfully-convincing the FCC to slowly-but-surely dismantle decades-old media consolidation rules.
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Even though Amazon rolled out its fashion department five years ago, it's been slowly but surely dominating the online retail space.
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Gaming lifestyle products have slowly but surely crept from the realm of clothing and specially designed furniture to food and drink.
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For slowly but surely, the issues that are discussed at MWC, are gradually resembling the solutions and startups showcased at 53YFN.
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We may not be there yet, but the industry is slowly but surely inching its way to total and radical inclusivity.
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And while numbers are slowly but surely rising for Black nominees, honors for for Latino and Asians are still stunningly low.
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But a veritable army of community bankers and nonprofit groups are fighting the good fight, and slowly but surely, seeing results.
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He walks through life without a plan, which slowly but surely gets on the nerves of his lover Sybil (Alia Shawkat).
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Taken together, it's clear that roboticists are slowly but surely overcoming the technological hurdles required to construct a believable humanoid robot.
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It is slowly but surely becoming the default programming language on all Apple platforms, such as iOS, macOS, tvOS and watchOS.
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Where they're at: First place in the West, and slowly but surely emerging as the consensus favorite to win the conference.
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Slowly but surely, they find their way out of the conundrum, without blowing up the script and starting over from scratch.
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Slowly but surely, the company has been adding new features that make it act more and more like a bank account.
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"Slowly but surely we're seeing it used for conversation starters" that lead to more and longer chat sessions, Marcus tells me.
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A seemingly normal family slowly but surely find themselves swept up in malevolent witchcraft and neighbours who aren't what they seem.
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It was a result obviously favoured by Airbnb, which has slowly but surely been lobbying its way to legality across Australia.
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Slowly but surely, VR technology is getting cheaper, more accessible, more versatile, and easier for non-developers to create VR content.
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Though the console is still more than a year away, more details about the PlayStation 5 have emerged slowly but surely.
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Most people won't notice that most of their backyard birds have gone, slowly but surely, over the last 50-year period.
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Slowly (too slowly) but surely, Australia is beginning to grapple with the prevalence of sexual assault and harassment on university campuses.
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Slowly but surely, Nidhogg began to take on a life of its own and to occupy still more of Essen's time.
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Slowly but surely, Dillinger Four's influence would begin to reach the coasts, due in large part to the community surrounding Punknews.org.
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Slowly but surely, the couple susses out who Evie is: the family friend who was a member of an iconic cult.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Slowly but surely Andy Murray is scratching his name alongside the all-time grasscourt greats on Wimbledon's hallowed lawns.
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As online shopping and app purchases slowly but surely makes a dent in brick-or-mortar shopping, Stripe stands to benefit.
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This whole season has been a really satisfying slow burn for me, but now, everything is turning up slowly but surely.
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Other countries are slowly but surely making progress on their own sweeping trade deals, without any participation from the United States.
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Slowly but surely, airlines and governments took action and incrementally restricted what was once a freely acceptable activity on an airplane.
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Nike Huaraches get updated for the smartphone age Slowly but surely, Nike has made its self-lacing motor technology more accessible.
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Will & Grace would run for eight seasons, ending in 22017 as LGBTQ representation in media slowly but surely started to change.
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Instead, Trump did it with a steady stream of wins, collecting delegates, and slowly but surely consolidating support across the party.
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Slowly but surely, with eerie and vindictive coincidences mounting, she begins to suspect that Adrian may not be dead after all.
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Slowly but surely, American governance has turned into a debate over what can be done instead of what should be done.
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SLOWLY but surely the sole of a shoe emerges from a bowl of liquid resin, as Excalibur rose from the enchanted lake.
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Elizabeth Warren: Slowly but surely, Warren continues to climb back up these rankings after she tumbled down them earlier this year. How?
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Apple's ARKit could be the biggest thing to ever happen to augmented reality, and Siri continues to slowly but surely gain functionality.
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"This race has slowly but surely descended into Dante's Inferno," John Hammond III, a Republican National Committee member, told the Associated Press.
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Apple is slowly but surely growing the list of places where you can pay hands-free with your iPhone and Apple Pay.
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I triumphantly post a link to the story to the writing portfolio section of my website, which is growing slowly but surely.
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The trend of English in Europe began well before the vote for Brexit and is unlikely to dissipate, even "slowly but surely".
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" Another remarked over news of the canceled screening, "slowly but surely, we will rid this community of all tributes to white supremacy.
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The temperature may be slowly but surely scaling the charts, up from a bone-chilling 15 to a much more manageable 45.
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Since joining Burberry earlier this year, Riccardo Tisci has slowly but surely been adding his own touch to the British heritage label.
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In spite of the landing's failure this history-making mission shows that space is slowly but surely becoming more and more accessible.
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Starbucks has good management — I think CEO Kevin Johnson is slowly but surely righting the ship [and] doing it the right way.
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Drones are slowly but surely becoming part of the equation for emergency services for jobs like search-and-rescue or avalanche prevention.
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Instead, he sees this as a kind of movement and he hopes it will build slowly but surely, by word of mouth.
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As those times increase, we'll slowly but surely get to the point where we can realize the full potential of quantum computing.
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Facebook's Messenger app, one of the most downloaded apps in existence, is slowly but surely allowing you to do just about everything.
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With a mixture of political and military reforms that slowly but surely add up to a more global, active Japanese foreign policy.
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For much of the last decade the cable industry has been slowly but surely losing subscribers to streaming video competitors like Netflix.
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But I also understand gambling, from the fun of a one-off splurge to trying to grow a bankroll slowly but surely.
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However, as the smartphone industry boomed, the public at large slowly but surely left the company and their once-dominant phones behind.
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Slowly but surely, the country seemed to be moving in the right direction, away from the sentiment that unpaid internships are permissible.
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Slowly but surely, Bonds has evolved beyond the villainous role he created for himself as a player, according to people including Bonds.
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And the Corps appears to be moving slowly but surely into turning that concept into a new doctrine for great power competition.
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Otherwise, we just let the account sit there and grow, slowly but surely, logging in every few weeks to see its progress.
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So our tax system slowly but surely has been nothing but an elegant transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich.
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He has his own taste, so I have that to consider while slowly, but surely remodeling the trucks in my own style.
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Throughout the campaign trail, Hillary Clinton has slowly but surely brought the Black Lives Matter movement into the wing of her campaign.
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Slowly but surely, cyber security is evolving from the days of castles and moats into the modern era of software driven business.
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When my roommate moved on, this 11-pound rat terrier became my guy, and I became, slowly but surely, his responsible adult.
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Now we're starting to see that concept applied at the physician level, with Medicare slowly but surely moving to value-based payment.
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You'll recall, Toys 'R' Us temporarily closed up shop last year -- but it's being brought back, slowly but surely, under new ownership.
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Rather than inflict a full-fledged assault to the senses, Hatoum beckons the viewers' attention, then slowly, but surely, threatens direct engagement.
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They sit atop permafrost, a frozen layer of carbon-sequestering soil, which allows them to slide along the ground, slowly but surely.
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The result is this crawling robot, which can move along a blade slowly but surely, documenting it both visually and using ultrasonic imaging.
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My husband and I bought a foreclosure in a beach neighborhood a few years ago and are fixing it up slowly but surely.
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By sticking together and researching constantly (OK fine, I'm in this alone and he can't read), we are slowly but surely reaching solutions.
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"The song is broadly about someone slowly but surely becoming dependent on a drug to live a normal life," explains singer Jamie Glass.
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Slowly but surely, those concerns are being resolved, and NASA is eager to see the Crew Dragon in action on this upcoming mission.
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The Orion spacecraft — designed to bring astronauts to deep space destinations — is slowly but surely preparing for its first mission to the Moon.
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Slowly but surely, innovative technologies that use the voice as a means of carrying out transactions are being introduced to the banking sector.
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Slowly but surely, she learns to accept that as fact and realizes that what she loves about him is inextricable from his work.
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She rose slowly, but surely, from the ashes of 2016's flurry of tabloid attention with a new album and a new look.
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Slowly but surely, however, as operators have gained experience and established a good safety record, some regulators have begun to relax the rules.
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That conclusion has been firmly cemented in our brains after viewing a video that has been slowly but surely going viral on YouTube.
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Slowly but surely, he learned more and more about restaurants, how they worked, what made certain establishments a success, and why others failed.
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The singer-songwriter shared a video to social media sharing his recovery progress, and revealed he's slowly but surely learning to walk again.
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Looking at this crisis, it slowly but surely dawned on me: Maybe full legalization isn't the right answer to the war on drugs.
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Ariana Grande is slowly but surely erasing Pete Davidson from her life AND body ... updating a tattoo with a tribute to Mac Miller.
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But it increasingly looks like Christie has no escape: Trump is going to lose and Bridgegate is slowly but surely undoing his career.
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The latest generation of minimum-wage research is slowly but surely changing the conventional wisdom, but that takes a long time in economics.
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Apple knows the specs that matter and keeps advancing them, slowly but surely Equally universal is the camera upgrade of the iPhone 7.
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It soon became the essential tool of progress — a way for society to evolve, slowly but surely, into an ever-more-ideal state.
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It's precisely this same unabashed and straightforward approach that has slowly but surely propelled Henderson to the upper echelons of England's gastronomic scene.
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When he slowly but surely starts making friends with some of the locals, Christmas cheer begins to spread around an otherwise drab town.
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Demographics are slowly but surely changing the state as an influx of voters from California and other left-leaning states move to Texas.
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The question of what to do about a beverage like eggnog in a more health-conscious world is slowly but surely being answered.
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All the time that we spent going about our business, this was all brewing, and slowly but surely a Trump presidency became inevitable.
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Slowly but surely, we are seeing the practical effects of the Trump administration's efforts to sow uncertainty over the Affordable Care Act's future.
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After decades of lobbying influence, that leadership slowly but surely corroded, replaced by revolving door regulators and ideologues pushing lobbyist narratives du jour.
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Slowly, but surely, we worked our way through the various beats of the fight, adjusting for my incompetence and left-handedness along the way.
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Slowly but surely, Google is expanding its portfolio of travel offerings that now range from hotel- and flight-booking services to trip planning tools.
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Slowly but surely, we're dismantling the archaic notion that it's in bad taste to talk about money, let alone to admit you like it.
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Slowly but surely, they worked their way up the rankings and, midway through conference play, asserted themselves as the top team in the nation.
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Republicans seem certain to end this election even more defined as the party of white men, a group slowly but surely shrinking in power.
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The company is slowly but surely creating a complete lineup of connected devices for your home, from thermostats to weather stations and indoor cameras.
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Slowly but surely, the FBI is releasing information about the method it used to unlock Farook's iPhone 5c involved in the San Bernardino shooting.
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It's not perfect by a long shot, but the fashion and beauty industries are slowly but surely responding to the consumers demanding greater representation.
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On Twitter and Facebook, braiders all over the country are claiming that the requests for the pink plaits are slowly but surely coming in.
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These days, vegetarian curdling agents are being used more to make cheese, and that's why Indians are slowly but surely warming up to it.
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Over the last decade, US broadband providers have slowly but surely imposed expensive and confusing monthly usage caps and "overage fees" on American consumers.
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Slowly but surely, we're moving closer and closer to the super-connected, ultra-fast, 20193G world tech companies have been promising us for years.
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Currently on her Beautiful Trauma tour, Pink has most enjoyed watching her kids interact more and grow to love one another … slowly but surely.
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I was in an office job for about a year and a half before Noisey, and I was slowly but surely losing my mind.
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Luckily, more brands are (slowly but surely) starting to inhabit the gray area in between the two — meaning they're cutting costs without sacrificing quality.
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"Slowly, but surely we're chipping away at that as an industry, but historically Google and Facebook have been hesitant to do it," Cohen said.
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"Slowly but surely, Alabama voters are starting to figure out that the White House has taken a hard turn to the left," said Rep.
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MLB Team Report - Cincinnati Reds - INSIDE PITCH CHICAGO — Slowly but surely, the Cincinnati Reds' missing pitchers may be starting to find their way back.
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While many buses are run on diesel, companies and city authorities around the world are, slowly but surely, turning to cleaner sources of fuel.
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We set out to find stories from women who slowly but surely learned (or are still learning) to accept their bodies in their 20s.
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Spielberg's best films, whether they're popcorn movies or adult dramas, shine when they craft tiny communities that slowly but surely unfurl for the audience.
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Heart-stopping performances Amy Adams, Patricia Clarkson, and Eliza Scanlen slowly but surely morph this murder mystery into a grim journey through unbearable trauma.
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But over the years, increased pressure from regulators, developers and consumers has slowly but surely opened up Apple's walled garden of an operating system.
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There has been a huge movement in the last few years that is paving the way slowly but surely to this more accepting world.
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From Krispy Kreme doughnuts to cold brew, pumpkin spice has slowly but surely infiltrated everything that we eat and sip from September through November.
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Kevin Hart's slowly but surely getting back on his grind, and that includes carving out time to hang with good friends like Jay-Z.
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Tech companies have been slowly but surely buying into streaming rights for live sports just as those companies are also investing in live video.
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Trump dominated that contest, and Bush slowly but surely was pushed farther from the center of stage in later debates as his campaign faltered.
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ISPs like Comcast have slowly-but-surely been walking back their past promises to avoid paid prioritization in the wake of the FCC's repeal.
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"Slowly but surely you'll learn when, then much later how, and then you'll see it, but that will take, hopefully, many many episodes," Fogelman teased.
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While you're using it 20 times a day, however, you probably haven't noticed that Instagram has slowly but surely started to take over your phone.
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The series slowly but surely gained a fan base that appreciated its refusal to talk down to kids or invalidate their everyday conflicts and disappointments.
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"Slowly but surely we are learning about the conditions here and our company is working together with the U.S. authorities in this process," he said.
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Slowly but surely, he's been working his way up the ladder of power, and he's as close to the throne as he's ever gotten before.
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Now, as we look ahead to Season 8, Sansa faces another enemy: the White Walkers, who are slowly but surely making their way to Winterfell.
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Slowly but surely, the series has made strides to make the Monster Hunter experience less intimidating, and more appealing, especially to players outside of Japan.
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Google's AlphaGo is slowly but surely becoming the best Go player in the world, with one key difference: Unlike other top players, it's not human.
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Slowly but surely, Warner started adding parcels of adjacent land and building out the grounds of the estate, adding a golf course and two ponds.
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"We've kept it on the line for four years and have been slowly but surely reeling it in," Kramer continued in one of the emails.
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Then, my roommate made me watch an episode of the U.K.-based Love Island with her… and I slowly, but surely, realized I was obsessed.
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But I think, over time, we have slowly but surely made a lot of progress in explaining to people how Chinese consumption patterns are different.
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The shaking is not that strong, but the length of the quake slowly but surely shakes the life out of many of the city's structures.
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The ocean remains steadfastly in control, and the best you can do is slowly but surely shuffle your way forward and hope for the best.
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Slowly but surely that has spelt a stunning reversal of fortune for a political movement that won power after decades of fighting Brazil's entrenched elites.
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The messy hairstyle slowly but surely became synonymous with The Stones, and there's no denying the look lent a lot to Jagger's widespread recognition today.
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While Japan is slowly but surely getting back on its feet, many children remain affected by the disaster — the worst ever recorded in Japan's history.
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This first look is all about secrets and changing loyalties, all while the Nazis and Imperial Japanese in America prepare slowly but surely for war.
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And while this battle has routinely been a decidedly uphill one, activists tell me they are slowly but surely seeing progress in several key areas.
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The young couple, who debuted their relationship in real life at the 2017 Met Gala in May, are slowly but surely becoming social media official.
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Slowly but surely, I realised that the fragile woman sitting opposite me had knocked on the door of an elderly woman, who trustingly opened it.
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It's been nearly a year since my last keratin treatment, and only now is my hair slowly but surely beginning to assume its original shape.
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The hashtag is slowly but surely becoming a tool for connecting people — not necessarily to trends that change, but to passions that remain the same.
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Thanks to limited competition, Comcast has also slowly but surely imposed arbitrary and unnecessary usage caps and overage fees on its broadband subscribers as well.
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Dropbox has been building out Paper, its document-driven collaboration tool since it was first announced in 2015, slowly but surely layering on more functionality.
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Slowly but surely, she convinced him to date in his own age bracket and to never again refer to women as "chicks" on his profile.
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Google absorbed the smart home manufacturer Nest earlier this year and has been slowly but surely rebranding its devices with the Nest name ever since.
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Canada needs to learn from these examples so we get the right ingredients for building a leading, vibrant ecosystem — and we slowly but surely are.
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And slowly but surely, formerly blighted towns and cities are coming back to life, with the help of a younger class of real estate buyers.
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The pieces of myself that I had dedicated to propping up my masculinity came crashing down as I slowly but surely accepted my essential womanhood.
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Slowly but surely, Germany has played catch-up with Weill's music — in particular through the Kurt Weill Festival in Dessau, currently celebrating its 25th anniversary.
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Inflation expectations are near the highest level in 5 years and the Fed of course is letting their Treasury stash run off slowly but surely.
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Julian would not want you to live your life with bitterness and upset, it eats away with you and drains your life slowly but surely.
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It quickly grew underground like a mine fire and slowly but surely upended Oracle, IBM, and Microsoft along with a large swathe of the server market.
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Noah Hawley, who created the TV series, has worked with his writers to slowly but surely turn that idea inside out over three seasons of television.
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"Slowly but surely we are building a large group of alumni from the program who are trained and ready to run for politics," Margaret Drye explained.
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We feel that once she becomes a true part of our community, she will slowly but surely realize that life is more about relationships than appearances.
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First, it's a smart speaker and soundbar rolled up into one that supports Alexa voice commands, and Google Assistant is slowly but surely on its way.
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The supermodel, who turned 21 on Thursday, is slowly but surely taking over the world, even though she can't even rent a car in most states.
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Fashions shows are (very) slowly, but surely, becoming more varied in terms of model casting with each subsequent season, as evidenced by TheFashionSpot's latest Diversity Report.
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Fintech startup N26 is trying to build the bank of the future, slowly but surely adding features to provide everything you'd expect from such a bank.
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After that, slowly but surely more countries adopted the day, including Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland, which celebrated the day for the first time in 1911.
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At first, I set aside tons of items, and slowly but surely, I took things out, switched things in, took more things out, and so on.
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That said, "if rates continue to move higher, slowly but surely, but irregularly, which is my best guess, eventually we will have a problem," he added.
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Now the shivering masses can vote for the gold bars emoji and slowly but surely swarm the gates of Unicode and reclaim what is rightfully theirs.
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Stranger Things whirled into Netflix in the summer of 2016, slowly but surely gaining heavy momentum before turning into a massive hit for the streaming platform.
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As you slowly but surely confront her with your gaming interests, opening up with that kind of "intimacy" that makes you become closer to another person.
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"And slowly but surely, I've been picking off that armor and I don't want to sound trite, but in a way, finding myself again," she explains.
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The beauty industry has long been known for pushing an unrealistic and incredibly narrow of beauty — a standard that is slowly but surely getting edged out.
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Instagram is slowly but surely getting to that point, and this departure leads me to think that will come faster now that Facebook completely runs it.
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AT&T has slowly but surely been pivoting away from traditional cable and broadband toward streaming video in the hopes of appealing to Millennial cord cutters.
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Until those games begin, there is only baseball, approaching slowly but surely, and a game of sideline judgment that has been around since the Deadball Era.
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And in the movie's swooning first half, it calibrates the musical sequences so they occur when its two protagonists are slowly but surely falling in love.
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There are still plenty of interesting things going on around the edges of the frame, but the series slowly but surely develops a severe identity crisis.
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Slowly but surely, Oprah's image further coalesced with a brand, one big enough to defeat both one of the nation's largest industries and its powerful lobby.
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This web is now slowly but surely being pulled apart by the U.S. and other players who eagerly capitalize on areas where the U.S. trips up.
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Angela, who seemed to be drawn slowly but surely into the world of Watchmen over the course of several episodes, was always way ahead of us.
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That's not only a welcome twist of fate, but also a reflection of how attitudes toward LGBTQ people are slowly but surely changing for the better.
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Few things are worse than arriving to a party and realizing that your bobby pins are slowly but surely slipping out, leaving your up-do for doom.
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If successful, photons from the sun should, slowly but surely, push the spacecraft deeper into space -— without using thrusters and heavy fuels that other satellites rely on.
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The process has been a bit slow going — the company added WiFi connectivity in 2015 and Alexa functionality this year — but it's getting there, slowly but surely.
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Snapchat knew it from the start, but in recent months Google and Facebook have all but confirmed it: The keyboard, slowly but surely, is fading into obscurity.
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I remember stopping and crying tears of joy the first time I ran for twenty minutes straight, and I made it to thirty minutes slowly but surely.
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"Slowly but surely I pulled my own head out of my ass and reconnected with the people who mattered most to me in my life," he said.
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"SLOWLY but surely, English is losing importance," quipped Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, before switching to French for a speech on May 5th.
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Slowly but surely, those foes appear to be winning by default as they force banks to adapt to the brave new world of giving financial advice online.
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If you haven't stopped using this dedicated camera altogether already, chances are you're going to slowly but surely stop using cameras as the iPhone camera gets better.
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Slowly but surely, straight hair came creeping back into my life like a bad ex, and I began straightening my hair with hot tools once a month.
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Slowly but surely, we come to understand and respect this outlaw bunch, just as we might warm to the families in "Only Fools and Horses" and "Shameless".
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Meanwhile, a number of other companies, like the French startup Blade and chip maker Nvidia, have existing game streaming services that are slowly but surely getting better.
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As she absorbs the lesson that she should be kind in every situation, my daughter is slowly but surely losing her voice and seat at any table.
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Slowly but surely, developers stopped bothering with Windows Phone apps, and Microsoft threw in the towel, first on its Lumia handset line and on the platform itself.
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And yet, slowly but surely it finds its footing—much like Freaks and Geeks—becoming much more than a litany of references to Oasis and dial-up.
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Slowly but surely, Sonos is opening itself up to third party functionality, much to the delight of those frustrated by the audio company's fairly unpopular proprietary offering.
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"I am in talks with one filmmaker that I really fucking love and we are going to slowly but surely put something together," he told The Sun.
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With a brand new approach and a wide range of products, Netatmo is slowly but surely becoming one of the most prominent advocates for the smart home.
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All the while, she slowly but surely moved to challenge his beliefs in part by using studies she'd learned about in a class called Stigma and Prejudice.
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We think slowly but surely, AAPL is morphing into more than just an iPhone story and is displaying ability to sustain revenue growth irrespective of iPhone trajectory.
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President Donald Trump has been documented as a loyal Fox News viewer, but another network has slowly but surely won his affections since the 2016 presidential election.
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Mr. Bewkes lifted the company's stock price, slowly but surely, by disposing of assets, eventually making his company the most attractive takeover target in the media market.
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Ri said Saturday that denuclearization should happen phase by phase and referred to a Korean proverb "slowly but surely" when describing the country's preferred approach to denuclearization.
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End-stage hepatitis C results in jaundice, cirrhosis, and liver failure, as the disease slowly but surely attacks the liver; for some people, it eventually causes death.
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The Jets had been playing the long game over the years, slowly but surely building up one of the best pipelines of young talent in the league.
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And if nothing else, there's the continued and growing closeness of Janey-E and Cooper/Dougie, who seem as if they're slowly but surely falling in love.
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And it feels as if the curtain is being drawn back, slowly but surely, on just what all of this has to do with Twin Peaks, Washington.
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And he's using it to define what it means to be a Republican, slowly but surely, with each press conference he gives and each tweet he sends.
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Slowly but surely, more of the Spark partners kept reaching out and we spent more time and then after 15 months, I actually decided to join them.
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This isn't a new trend — we've seen slip dresses slowly, but surely, infiltrate every fast-fashion and contemporary brand's New Arrivals pages over the last year or so.
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Right now, the global sea level is slowly but surely creeping upwards a fraction of an inch each year (0.118 to 0.157 inches per year to be exact).
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Zendaya, who's slowly but surely becoming the princess of the Met Gala (according to the queen herself), could've gone plenty of routes for this year's Catholic-themed carpet.
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Uber has slowly but surely been winning legislative battles across Australia to have ridesharing legalised, but the U.S. company has not gotten far in the state of Victoria.
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Apple's CarPlay has slowly but surely clawed its way into the once locked-down infotainment systems of nearly 50 manufacturers, but this week it's breaking totally new ground.
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The slope never reobtained its year 2000 peak during the mid-aughts recovery, rising slowly but surely but then falling again in the face of the Great Recession.
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"Then, slowly but surely, we started finding cute little plush animals in the perfect colors, so the nursery evolved into a 'Neutral Color Animal' theme," the couple explain.
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Indonesia is slowly but surely cementing a reputation as a standout in the global economy, aided by a strong domestic economy and a government embracing pro-market reforms.
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Marvel hit the comics world like a house afire in 1961, and slowly but surely inched up the charts, taking bites out of DC's market share every year.
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I think the focus has definitely gone away from the mask, slowly but surely, so other than the occasional dumbass social media comment like 'Bring back the mask!
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"I see myself as being a creative coach, slowly but surely I know I'm capable of drip-feeding ideas into the group that will pay dividends," he said.
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Samsung is expected to launch two phones in Barcelona — the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge — and they're slowly but surely becoming the worst kept secret in tech.
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And yet, on at least one issue — Iran — European countries are slowly but surely drifting into alignment with the White House, even if they are doing so grudgingly.
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And then I slowly but surely took something really bad in my life or a stressful time which was my divorce, and I turned it into a positive.
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We looked at people who had exemplary records, people who had excelled in other investigative units, and we drafted them into the Internal Affairs Bureau, slowly but surely.
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"One can say that slowly but surely, real progress is being made in van Gogh studies," said Louis van Tilborgh, a senior researcher at the Van Gogh Museum.
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This is the kind of movie I love best — one that starts small, then reveals, slowly but surely, that all of life is contained somewhere inside of it.
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Slowly but surely, the company has made its self-lacing motor technology more accessible, most notably though its long-awaited Adapt BB sneakers, which arrived earlier this year.
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Slowly but surely, I was morphing into a headphone person — but I wasn't quite ready to spend every waking moment out and about with them in my ears.
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Such a drop in the market will exacerbate the pessimism, which will slowly but surely engulf global business leaders and consumers and wreak havoc on the world economy.
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As the 2010s come to a close, a decade of more-or-less steady economic growth has slowly but surely brought unemployment to its lowest point in decades.
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That's a big claim, too, considering the Philadelphian's onion-like discography—one you can peel back slowly but surely, discovering more and more innovative sounds with each listen.
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In some sense, then, the hosts, who are slowly but surely becoming aware of their situation, long for death, which would make them more human, on some level.
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The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, 34, shared two videos of her 1-year-old daughter slowly but surely walking on her own Sunday to her Instagram story.
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The case for monetary stimulus has been slowly but surely getting weaker from month to month as the economy continues to grow, but it continues to be fundamentally sound.
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Since Breath of the Wild came out, slowly but surely, my kids—the other, another boy, is three and a half—have been indoctrinated into the ways of Zelda.
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Different from the technology used by companies like Shazam, MixesDB that relies on participant's own ingenuity and music taste to help build out each posting tracklist slowly but surely.
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Slowly, but surely, she begins the (maybe metaphorical) process of selling her soul, while her troubled grandfather tries to steer her towards an ethical ideal that remains super blurry.
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Amelia Ettinger, a chef at Tallboys, a craft beer house in Toronto, points out that restaurants have slowly but surely become dominated by men, and have subsequently alienated women.
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And over the last few months, he has slowly but surely become entwined with Bridgegate, which has all but ruined the political career of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.
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So, slowly but surely, we found ourselves getting passionate about football as never before, doing stuff that should normally be done in one's twenties in our thirties and forties.
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Without getting too personal, Charles told me that when they met, one of the things they realized they had in common was that they slowly but surely collected work.
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Its Amazon Echo competitor, Home, officially launched in November of last year, and slowly but surely, the company has been adding some key partners to help expand its reach.
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If anyone believed there was a linear progression to history, one through which humanity slowly but surely improved, the Holocaust in Europe suggested that this might be wishful thinking.
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Slowly but surely, the world is taking notice of the crisis affecting Myanmar's Rohingya population, a mostly Muslim minority who have lived in the country for hundreds of years.
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On the other, he had Madison Prewett, a woman who was slowly but surely realizing that she and Peter didn't have enough in common to build a life together.
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Here are the deli owners who have slowly but surely been trained by a cat that sits outside and paws on the window when it wants some smoked turkey.
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Cramer noted that the market has slowly but surely made a bad turn, but stocks are still near their highs, making it tough to add more to the portfolio.
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But the more realistic threat is a gradual but no less insidious one: that democracy in the United States will slowly but surely get hollowed out in informal ways.
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Rhett's ambitious texture and "eyes on the prize" flavor are paying off: the grain is slowly but surely backstabbing its way to the top of this harvest's B-list.
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The FUT community is slowly but surely losing patience with EA, and accusations that EA exploiting the popularity of the game while neglecting various problems within it are growing.
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I slowly but surely earned my appetite back, not being able to resist the soft crumb of a cake or licking the whisk after whipping together a royal icing.
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Then, slowly but surely, Lucas starts telling a story where fear of the unknown leads to the build-up of a massive army: those clones of the second film.
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Slowly but surely, Chrome OS is becoming an operating system worthy of the expensive devices Google produces for it—even if $1,000 is still too much money for a Chromebook.
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Layers of facial mists, essences, serums, masks, and ampoules are slowly but surely being challenged by a Scandinavian beauty philosophy, not unlike the interior-decorating trend that's swept the globe.
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In this current era of cynicism and despair, Pinker dares to suggest that things are, slowly but surely, getting better—and that we have Enlightenment and humanist values to thank.
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Suffice it to say, something has to be done about the high instances of bike-share dumping — and slowly but surely, local councils around the world are taking the lead.
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I mean, if you go to the U.S. Open now, or watch our tour, the WTA, you'll see that changing slowly but surely — although it's not enough for me, personally.
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There's 3.53-bit lossless audio recording (powered by three microphones), motion tracking in FHD (1080p) mode or 4K resolution where you can watch your storage fill up, slowly but surely.
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Suffused with death, the piece's emotions build slowly but surely: Mr. Ashley's art, as ever, eventually does take on both the comforting predictability and quirky surprise of a mystery novel.
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Slowly but surely, we will see unique and interesting interactions that are only possible because the phone has instant and near-continuous authority that it is being operated by you.
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She's slowly but surely on her way to becoming the person she wants to be with friends and allies, instead of the spoiled rich b***h she used to be.
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Then, slowly but surely, as we listened to Trump and Hillary Clinton scream about emails for the seemingly millionth time, the media refrain shifted to incessant harumphing and arm-crossing.
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Mixers and speakers in kitchen sinks, aerials on tower block rooftops, bargain-basement decks with pennies taped to the needles slowly but surely destroying one-way dubplates and white labels.
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The add-in is powered by Microsoft Translator live and is basically an example for how these AI-powered services are slowly but surely finding their way into productivity apps.
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Far from abating, Syria's civil war is raging — slowly but surely becoming more lethal to Russia's forces, more damaging to its reputation, and more of a drain on its resources.
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At the same time, we are seeing more and more commentaries around the question of whether a shift is taking place, slowly but surely, from the dollar toward other currencies.
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AUCKLAND, New Zealand — Half a world and four months removed from her last match, Serena Williams slowly but surely settled in as she faced her first test of the season.
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With elections for the European Parliament lurking around the corner in 2019, the window of opportunity for such crucial reform talks slowly but surely shrinks, making them even more complex.
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But it's also a question TV fans have been asking for years, and it's one the Emmys have slowly but surely been chipping away at over the past several decades.
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In short, this is a movie that's really smart about aging, and about leading a life where you slowly but surely box yourself into being someone you don't want to be.
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But, if science is to believed, maybe all that running around in circles is slowly but surely honing me into the human sat-nav I always had the potential to be.
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Ryan and Hanks are mortal enemies due to the forces of capitalism, but they're also unknowingly getting to know each other in an AOL chatroom, falling in love slowly but surely.
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Fast forward to 2018, and the multitasking material is now slowly but surely making its way into the hair-care aisle, showing up in shampoos, hair masks, and styling products galore.
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Slowly but surely, Argentina is emerging from its deep economic slump and shaking off the effects of a historic sovereign debt default that earned it a reputation as an investment pariah.
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Even if Philip and Elizabeth are thousands of miles away from Moscow, the reforms pushed by Gorbachev are slowly but surely restructuring their lives, and the lives of those around them.
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Google is slowly but surely tying together its vast and somewhat complicated web of mobile communication apps with an integration between its Google Assistant software and its Duo video calling app.
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I came back to Minneapolis for vacations and school breaks and shared my East Coast experiences with my rave friends, and slowly but surely got my ideas for my first parties.
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At the same time, the association's system is slowly-but-surely cultivating athletes who value education and are (ironically) putting what they learn to good use in the fight against amateurism.
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The move marks a key step in Sonos' plan to offer more third-party integration, slowly but surely, having previously opened up Google Play Music and announced forthcoming support for Pandora.
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Slowly but surely, the American public will be forced to confront everything that George W. Bush, civilian, is processing from his days as George W. Bush, president of the United States.
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As Hollywood is finding more and more reason to pull away, it feels a little like Comic-Con is, slowly but surely, finding its way back to putting the fans first.
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"Slowly but surely English is losing importance in Europe," Juncker told a conference in Florence in May, speaking in English before then switching to French and drawing applause from his audience.
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The Ad Council ad, which comes in collaboration with AdoptUSKids, features the heartwarming progression of a foster child named Jason who slowly but surely makes his mark on his adoptive family.
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At the same time, the Fed is reducing — again, slowly but surely — its $4.5 trillion balance sheet of bonds it accumulated in its three rounds of stimulus known as quantitative easing.
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Add an ever-growing pool of homemade talents into the mix, and it means the division is slowly but surely beginning to establish itself as an emerging power in world soccer.
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While E23 is still considered as the most important gaming event of the year, video game publishers are slowly but surely spending less time and money for the Los Angeles event.
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And in the years since, Digimon became less of a Pokémon competitor and more of a cult concern for a small audience of faithful followers, its games slowly but surely improved.
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Well maybe you've noticed, but automation is slowly but surely replacing a lot of jobs that humans used to do with ones that robots, drones, software, and artificial intelligence can do.
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Over a lifetime, slowly but surely and with a similar focus, buying one new painting every few years (and never for huge sums of money), he acquired a number of canvases.
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Slowly but surely, though, scholars and performers are embracing Ustvolskaya's music, which is, as she characterized it in that 21970 interview, truly new: grueling but cathartic, shockingly visceral and fleetingly metaphysical.
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But it's easy enough to see a deep, quiet longing in the way characters in Pleasantville speak about a Pleasantville that is slowly but surely being irreparably changed into something else.
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Slowly but surely, Assad has been eroding the general framework that made Trump's ceasefire possible: a Russian-proposed plan for "de-escalation zones" around each of the main Syrian opposition areas.
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Slowly but surely, this is now coming to pass, with two former presidents representing both major parties making powerful and compelling statements on the same day, driving home the same point.
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It's a philosophy that is slowly but surely working for him; as we speak, a mother stops in with her son to pick up an afterschool pho beef burrito for takeout.
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For the many Americans disillusioned by Washington, consider that support for smart and sensible reforms to our juvenile justice and criminal justice systems is slowly but surely gaining traction across party lines.
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After tonight's win for Best Ensemble Cast In A Motion Picture at the 2019 Screen Actors Guild Awards, it looks like Black Panther is slowly but surely marching towards a groundbreaking Oscar.
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"Over the past few days...slowly but surely the dollar has managed to crawl its way back up," said Rodrigo Catril, a currency strategist at the National Australia Bank, in a note.
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Slowly but surely, Lewis' imaginary world invades my field of vision, taking over the screen as it transforms from a simple 2D labyrinth into a full-fledged 3D fantasy realm called Lewistopia.
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" Slowly but surely, Mandisa began to cope with the emotions she'd internalized, which she says "is the healthiest thing I can do, not stuff it down with a box of Krispy Kremes.
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Of course, we should never stop working on diversity in the runway show and It's something that's going to take time and hard work, but slowly but surely we are getting there.
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Twitter is slowly but surely bringing its Mac app up to speed These are long overdue features, but it's refreshing to see Twitter pay more attention to its oft-forgotten Mac client.
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The work inspires us to think of the many other schools and sports facilities that have closed, and how they slowly but surely shifted the nature of communal life in urban centers.
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Slowly but surely, the U.S. is turning itself into a global soccer power, with lots of help from an emerging professional league that's developing talent and advancing its clout in the sport.
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What is emerging, slowly but surely, is a new agenda—one that could once again make tackling the power of monopolies a core component of what it means to be a Democrat.
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Raid groups that are streaming live on Twitch are slowly but surely progressing further and further in some of the encounters, but none have yet to make it all the way through.
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Over the last few years the Internet of Things craze has slowly but surely taken hold — and every company you can imagine wants to bring your stuff into a Jetsons-esque future.
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While improvements in camera-phone technology have led to our mobile devices slowly but surely replacing clunky single-purpose cameras, most heavy editing and production still has to be done on desktops.
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Fox News has long been documented as one of President Donald Trump's favorite TV news outlets, but another network has slowly but surely won the president's affections since the 2016 presidential election.
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I'd like to see more of that over time and I'm sure that slowly but surely we can see some folks settling down to enjoy some Jenni's and Donato's with the natives.
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That advertising business has been slowly but surely continuing to grow: Today Kay Madati, Twitter's VP of content partnerships, said that premium video ads account for half of the company's ad revenue.
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For one thing, its main female character wants nothing to do with our protagonist romantically, until he slowly but surely wears her down, a toxic trope whose time has come and gone.
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Those numbers should be higher, but it shows us that black men are slowly but surely breaking free from the flawed notion that they must reflexively align themselves with the Democratic Party.
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At about this same time, Ajax Amsterdam were slowly but surely breaking away from all the conventional styles of play that were then considered to be the "right" way to play football.
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And in the past few years, slowly but surely, workers across the country have made hard-fought gains, even winning a path to $15 an hour in Massachusetts, Oregon and Los Angeles.
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The three episodes since Naz stumbled out of Andrea's house, murder weapon in his pocket, have shown how he slowly but surely finds his own narrative of his life taken from him.
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And then you'll figure out who you are based on the common thread of all these songs that like slowly by surely slowly but surely you start to love and see yourself in.
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That's because, slowly but surely, Google is ensuring we no longer have to think about the most mundane details of our day-to-day lives, because AI will do that thinking for us.
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Luckily, the situation has slowly but surely improved over the years, with popular brands like Kat Von D and Bobbi Brown beefing up its offerings to suit a wider range of skin tones.
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The reality is that Facebook has incentivized the creation of a lucrative new media ecosystem that is slowly but surely choking the life out of legacy media and that rewards lying and propaganda.
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And, with the European elections looming in May, the M5S in particular is keen to bolster its support: since March, it has slowly but surely been overtaken in the polls by the League.
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The onset of Regulation FD (Fair Disclosure) over the last decade has slowly but surely removed a lot of what was once referred to as "edge" from the available toolkit of professional investors.
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It would slowly but surely corrupt your work and your spirit and soul, and only when you're spitting out disingenuous, phony work will you realize how you robbed yourself of your own talent.
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"Slowly but surely English is losing importance in Europe," Juncker told a conference in Florence before switching into French and drawing applause from his audience of EU officials, local leaders and Italian students.
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"My body is slowly but surely getting there & my core strength I am finding that I am regaining the ability to connected to the lower abdominal area," Duncan wrote in a second post.
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What's nice about this is that slowly but surely, Hannah's resolve to have this child seems to be chipping away, masked only by the fact that she's convinced it will fix her life.
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Meanwhile, the new Democratic House is slowly but surely getting started on their health care agenda, and Maine is officially enrolling people in its expanded Medicaid program following the departure of former Gov.
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If not everything about Flowers works all of the time, Barratt and Colman always do, and as the series progresses, it slowly but surely starts turning toward the pair as its true north.
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The First is perhaps best understood by watching its strongest hour, a nearly standalone episode that steps out of the season to tell a story about one family slowly but surely falling apart.
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Since the early 1800s we've been slowly but surely figuring out the mystery of how our climate operates — why our planet is warmer than it should be, given its distance from the sun.
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You don't need to be a born football player or huge playground bully in order to be able to build muscle slowly but surely using this biological process; literally everyone can do it.
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"We spent two hours inside the building and absolutely fell in love with it," she said, adding that "slowly but surely" they realized that "there's so much we could do with this space."
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But in the documentary world, I think the big difference is that slowly but surely people started watching these documentaries, and you weren't allowed to say that they were documentaries 15 years ago.
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Slowly but surely, this is changing, especially when it comes to films hailing from the increasingly robust Chinese film industry, which are aggressively exported to other countries (though less so to the US).
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The first person to score a date was Bryan, who took home the First Impression Rose week one and has slowly but surely been climbing his way to the very top of the competition.
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Vintage-style ceramic and porcelain Christmas trees, which became a mainstay of tabletops in the 1970s, have been slowly but surely making a comeback over the past decade, as Better Homes & Gardens pointed out.
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Slowly but surely, he regained his spunk, and as of two weeks ago, Pookie and Coffee's whole family found out that the cat is in remission, which is incredibly rare for cats with lymphoma.
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"I would like to think times are changing for the better, slowly but surely," Frankie posted to his Instagram account — via his mother Vicky Porter and father Adam Goswell — on World Down Syndrome Day.
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The streaming service is slowly but surely moving towards a kind of Old Hollywood studio model, in which a handful of the same or similar people produce nearly everything that appears on the service.
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But over time, guns do wear out, and people will pursue new models of guns — and, slowly but surely, restrictions make it more difficult for new firearms to end up in the wrong hands.
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Like many modern computing devices — and, to be clear, that's what today's cars have become — the technological and business model for autos is slowly but surely moving toward a software-and-services-focused approach.
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Slowly but surely, the sea of raised knives dutifully parts so that the one, the only Best Actress in a Limited Series or TV Movie Golden Globe-winner Lady Gaga can do the honors.
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The long-rumored merger of iOS and OS X is still nowhere near, but features like universal search, app springboards and cross-device syncing have brought the two operating systems slowly but surely closer.
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Not all teams engage in this nonsense—the Hurricanes happily included all the necessary information in their release about the Ward signing—and the number of offenders is slowly but surely dropping every year.
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Schwimmer, a former banker appointed to the top job last year, says he sees capital controls in China evolving, adding this week that "the trend is that they are slowly but surely being removed".
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A presence in Las Vegas is yet another big step forward for e-sports in North America, which is slowly but surely catching up to Asia in realizing the potential and popularity of competitive gaming.
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Interest rates remain fairly low, and to the extent that they're not super-duper low it's because the Federal Reserve is slowly but surely trying to raise them, even though there's no sign of inflation.
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Early humans would slowly but surely chase down prey for miles upon miles until the animal toppled over from heat exhaustion, at which point we'd spear it and have dinner for up to a month.
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The trio of apps are slowly but surely disrupting a prison communications industry dominated by a handful of companies with little incentive to cut prices or boost services for the 2.3 million people behind bars.
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Frosé has been the trendiest drink of the season for the past several summers, and slowly but surely it has been trickling down from the most gourmet recipes and high-end restaurants into the mainstream.
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Right before Christmas of last year, I posted a personal essay called "I May Never Find Love — & That Has To Be Okay" about how I'm slowly, but surely, getting over my fear of dying alone.
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Snapchat has slowly but surely been building out Lenses, its augmented reality face filter platform, both as a way to keep users hooked on taking selfies and as a way to earn money from advertisers.
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What we can say is that Iron Man's popularity has never been higher, and slowly but surely we're seeing the dense, conflicted Tony Stark of the comics brought to life on screens big and small.
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While the television and film industry slowly but surely moves to untangle the mess of its own institutionalized sexism in the wake of #MeToo, their musical counterpart has turned up the volume refused to listen.
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And with Spring slowly but surely making its long-awaited debut, there's no better time to assess what we love, and what we can live without — and to make room for more of the former.
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And yet alongside that, Wood also has to carry a kernel of the "real" Dolores, the budding consciousness within the character that is slowly but surely leading her to understand the hell she's trapped in.
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She told a forum for minority bankers that while she is "not interested" in braking the economy, rates should rise "slowly but surely" or the Fed could find itself later having to raise them aggressively.
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Poussey Washington (Samira Wiley) and Brook Soso (Kimiko Glenn) are slowly but surely falling in love, while Suzanne Warren (Uzo Aduba) and Maureen Kukudio (Emily Althaus) are off in the woods on a romantic walkabout.
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After watching one or two of the time-lapses, you might be wondering to yourself why all of the food throughout the videos is slowly but surely enveloped by a pile of leaves and twigs.
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Apple has slowly but surely pushed its iPad — especially the iPad Pro — towards being more of a productive device, and this change will likely make more users consider using an iPad as their primary computer.
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The best of Apple, the best of Microsoft, the best of Google, the best of Amazon, the best of the startup and entrepreneurial software community and, slowly but surely, the best of the business world.
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Things are surprisingly quiet on the Star Wars front right now, even though Solo is slowly but surely making its way to its release date and Episode IX is prepping to shoot in a few months.
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Slowly but surely, states across the U.S. fell on two sides — banning it as a form of illegal gambling (like in Nevada and New York) or passing new legislation to explicitly legalize fantasy sports (like Illinois).
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"But I hope that more than just make trouble, I've actually been slowly but surely standing up for the things I believe in," the outgoing president of Planned Parenthood says in a video exclusive for Refinery29.
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Double cleansing, innovative ingredients like birch juice and rice ferment, the phenomenon of glass skin: The beauty buys I once deemed irreplaceable were slowly but surely being replaced by Korean superstar products in my bathroom cabinet.
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Slowly but surely, the series corrected some of these flaws in season one, but then the question became what the show would even be once Chuck put Bobby behind bars, or Bobby somehow triumphed over Chuck.
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The company not only eliminated a free HBO promo for the company's wireless subscribers shortly after its merger closed, it has been slowly but surely jacking up the cost of the company's wireless unlimited data plans.
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Unlike the onslaught of tracks from Smoke and Puffy, SAFE has been slowly but surely been remastering and uploading his tracks to streaming services with the word being that a debut album is on the way.
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"Slowly but surely, the numerous headwinds that contributed to the market sell-off in the final quarter of 2018 are becoming less gale force and more strong breeze," Craig Erlam at OANDA wrote in a note.
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With the bitter legal fight over self-driving cars behind them, Uber and Waymo are now slowly but surely "having discussions" about bringing Waymo's autonomous vehicles onto the Uber network, according to Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi.
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Bausch Health Companies is slowly but surely pulling itself out of the slump it entered when it was still known as Valeant Pharmaceuticals, the company's chairman and CEO, Joe Papa, told Cramer in a Monday interview.
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I can't say exactly but it was a bit of work over time, where slowly but surely sources became more comfortable in terms of talking, but also coming up with a device that made them comfortable.
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I write about games of all stripes alongside my wrestling writing, and it's been striking to me how many people I know who have, slowly but surely, moved from video games to board games and roleplaying games.
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Thanks to significant (and seriously overdue) advancements in the mental health community, the stigma attached to what was once regarded as an incurable character flaw — or, perhaps worse, an imaginary problem — is slowly but surely fading away.
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Simply put: The big-box store has an impressive plethora of products to choose from, and if you've taken a trip to one recently, you probably noticed that it's slowly but surely becoming a beauty mecca, too.
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The men went back-and-forth about this for a while while the horde swarmed outside — Gabriel asked Negan about his wives; Negan threatened to jerk off in front of Gabriel — and Negan, slowly but surely, confessed.
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With the moves announced today, Amazon is moving slowly but surely in its plan to rival and perhaps one day overtake Etsy as people's go-to place for buying arts and crafts and other handmade goods online.
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Slowly but surely, TV content providers in the U.S. are realizing that days are numbered for a centralized model where content is primarily delivered via a box in the home connected to a wire of some kind.
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He had plied the fraught waters of the VIP cocktail circuit, schmoozed with up-and-comers in La Condesa, and slowly but surely mapped out the intricate web of narco influence and corruption within the federal government.
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I've opted to turn my eyes away from the hundreds of digital faces on my phone and am just really enjoying the process of getting to know the real face in front of me — slowly, but surely.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's White House has slowly but surely reduced its presence in the White House briefing room during the first six months of his presidency -- with on-camera briefings all but disappearing from the schedule.
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Middle-aged and older women, long portrayed as sexless and relegated to wise, maternal roles, are slowly but surely beginning to gain some pop culture representation that reflects the dynamic, complex and sexy figures that they are.
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And while Hollywood is slowly but surely giving women more opportunities to expand beyond a limited selection of roles, there are a few staples that we just can't seem to shake: horrible stepmother, nagging spouse, gold digger.
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Forced to confront his own feelings — which he tried to turn off to do his job — Barry slowly but surely frays so much at the edges that it's only a matter of time before he splits apart.
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The quality of American government is being eroded, slowly but surely, to the point where the kind of corrupt, undemocratic behavior that's typically found in fragile young democracies is becoming a regular feature of the world's oldest.
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In examining each case study, Foroohar unpicks how the tech giants slowly but surely started to betray their founding principles, from Google's old mantra "Don't be evil" to Mark Zuckerberg's vision of creating "communities" around the world.
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Mostly, we're still slowly but surely stabbing and shinobi'ing our way through Sekiro, but Rob checked in with Battlefield V's take on battle royale, and several of us have been exploring the post-apocalypse of Generation Zero.
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Amy Klobuchar: The Minnesota senator marked her 21th day in the race earlier this week and continues to slowly but surely climb up our rankings -- thanks in part to the faltering of her rivals once ranked above her.
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Slowly but surely, customers went to their local Starbucks outposts in the U.S. and Canada for their usual drink and discovered these new tumblers, which come in sets of five 24-ounce cups with contrasting lids and straws.
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Slowly but surely, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has made cloud, AI, Mixed Reality, and quantum computing his priorities for Microsoft's future, moving the company away from the concept of Windows being at the center of everything it does.
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While these themes are still relevant today, the Academy's recognition of Mudbound and the intensive emotional and physical labor that went into creating the beautiful film is proof that slowly but surely, women are changing the cultural narrative.
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But Bates Motel's creators, Carlton Cuse and Kerry Ehrin (who also serves as showrunner), have always tweaked that idea here and there to push slowly but surely in one direction: If anybody is ruining the world, it's dudes.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoSamsung's just announced a major update to its Gear smartwatch, which is slowly but surely making a name for itself in a space crowded with Apple Watches and fashion pieces loaded with Android Wear.
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Still, given how much progress had been made in the space of a few years, there was reason to hope that Suu Kyi would, slowly but surely, triumph over these obstacles and cement civilian control over government institutions.
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But these days, technology is changing some of the calculations around risk, whether for car insurance, life insurance, flood insurance or even vacation-related accident insurance, and slowly but surely disrupting the financial core of the insurance business.
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That's a toxic mix if you are a Republican member of Congress -- especially one in a competitive district or someone who has been around Washington long enough to have watched the idea of legislating slowly but surely die.
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In contrast, it can be said that Rabinowitch is an artist who slowly but surely builds a paradigm, two-dimensional to be sure, in which ancient constructions are put in place to effect a very contemporary visual reality.
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Dianne Feinstein, a 26-year incumbent, has slowly but surely been shifting her policy stances (on things like marijuana, immigration, and the death penalty) to the left as she faces a credible challenge from progressive Kevin de León.
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In short, a once fitfully interesting series about the perniciousness of fascism lost its showrunner — because Amazon didn't seem to believe its biggest show even needed a showrunner — and slowly but surely devolved into plot-heavy Nazi kitsch.
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Slowly but surely, the considerable structural advantages — like incumbency, geography and gerrymandering — that give the Republicans a chance to survive a so-called wave election are fading, giving Democrats a clearer path to a House majority in November.
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Fidelity doubles down on no-fee funds Bargain hunting for beaten down tech ETFs Investors began wanting more unbiased advice, so many advisors, slowly but surely, started shifting their business to fee-only, as opposed to commission-based.
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For its part, AI — which is used in everything from autonomous cars and translation services to tailored recommendations on what to watch and buy — is slowly but surely becoming an increasingly important part of the modern world. Will.i.
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Read more:The Titanic is slowly but surely disappearing — here's what the wreck looks like now42 secrets you never knew about the Titanic and the people aboard itA floating nuclear plant in Russia features a gym, bar, and pool.
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Simpson — who's also mom to son Ace Knute, 6, and daughter Maxwell "Maxi" Drew, 7 — told PEOPLE in July that she was slowly but surely recovering post-baby, sharing that she was "working really hard" at the moment.
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The big lizard started out as a metaphor for the nuclear devastation of Japan, then slowly but surely evolved into something like a superhero, returning every few years for another movie in which he fought another giant monster.
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It's that we, slowly but surely, lose our identity as Jews — that being a Jewish American becomes less of a core part of one's identity and more of a background fact, like being of Irish or Italian descent.
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From there, the day slowly but surely devolves as people absorb the news and try to figure out what the hell they're supposed to be doing — a feeling that we've all, unfortunately, come to know all too well.
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In June 1913, the entente cordiale between Britain and France was described as "the expression of tendencies which are slowly but surely making war between the civilised communities of the world an impossibility" ("Neighbours and friends", June 28th 35.33).
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Meanwhile 4K content is slowly but surely making its way out there, and the trend is only going to accelerate in the future, so it's worth future-proofing your purchase unless you really are trying to save the pennies.
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Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank President Esther George said on Wednesday that she wants to raise interest rates "slowly but surely," but said that doing so does not mean she wants to put the brakes on U.S. economic growth.
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But to play Flashback was to slowly but surely, patience permitting, get it—to learn that precision here was everything, that maneuvering Conrad necessitated subtle strategy at times, and that rushing into a new screen blindly often spelled death.
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And I've even started to like the stuff about Mr. Robot and Elliot seeming like they're glitching out, because it's giving us a little insight into how Elliot can slowly but surely erase information that's vital to his existence.
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Ideally, we would be seeing far more homes in Asia that are zero-carbon in the affordable sector but slowly but surely, where we are seeing that whether it is in Pampanga in the Philippines or Batam in Indonesia.
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DUBLIN, Sept 29 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve is moving "slowly but surely" towards its 2 percent inflation target and a continued normalisation of monetary policy could boost lagging business investment, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said on Thursday.
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"If you look at the statistics in the US, save inflation and I think we're moving slowly but surely towards our 2 percent target, the one area that has lagged is business investment," Harker told a conference in Dublin.
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Slowly but surely, Unavowed's interest in redemption and grace reveals itself not to be a standard exploration of those themes but a story that ponders to what degree our longing to right our wrongs makes us human at all.
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The evidence cropped up slowly but surely, manifesting most frequently in the characters of Eddie (Paul) and Sarah (Monaghan), the married couple at The Path's center who occasionally seemed to display, for lack of a better word, magic powers.
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Photo: APOn Tuesday at tech festival SXSW, streaming site and Google subsidiary YouTube's CEO Susan Wojcicki proposed one solution to the conspiracy screeds and "false flag" hoax videos that are slowly but surely taking over the site by gaming its algorithms.
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The general consensus among independent experts is that North Korea is slowly but surely working toward developing a longer-range Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM), and that this launch will help them learn how to build it because it involves similar technology.
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While Nick was off making out with Danielle M. on a Ferris wheel, however, his past was slowly but surely coming back to haunt him back at the house in the form of Liz, a contestant he previously slept with.
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Honor Swinton Byrne is all wide eyes and open heart as Julie, a young filmmaker tossed to and fro by her first, toxic love; Tom Burke matches her with an air of worldly mystery that curdles, slowly but surely, into duplicitousness.
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Gamby's reluctant dedication to the school starts to become less about obligation than actual investment in the kids, and his fixation on Amanda slowly but surely becomes less creepy the more he realizes he needs to treat her like a person.
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A shift is occurring, slowly but surely, in how we talk about celebrity dressing: Before, there was a quiet understanding that if you weren't sample sized, the options were much more limited (or nonexistent), and that's just the way it was.
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"[I prayed] that God just saved my son's life and that's all I asked for and for him to go above and beyond and slowly but surely bringing our old Caleb back to us I mean its… It's very emotional."
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"If you're a first timer, I would suggest adding some lemon or ginger or even half of an apple, that definitely sweetens it up a little bit, then quarter of an apple then slowly but surely it'll taste better," she advises.
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Indeed, in recent years, several in the conservative Christian community have slowly but surely worked to deal with sexual abuse within the religion's own ranks, and many Christians have attacked the substance of Trump's remarks, in addition to the words themselves.
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Even if the health care failure was the final spark, it's clear that Trump has been souring on Priebus for some time -- and had been slowly but surely purging the former Republican National Committee chairman's allies from the White House.
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The oil market is "slowly but surely" reaching a balance as a result of the success of the OPEC production deal, the head of the oil industry and markets division at the International Energy Agency (IEA), told CNBC on Thursday.
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He is slowly but surely trying to roll back much of the progress made under Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch and to avoid all but the most cursory federal oversight of police departments that brutalize black communities and violate civil rights.
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As you may have noticed, Google has slowly but surely rolled out a new Gmail layout, and with it, we've been gifted two new features—"Smart Reply" and "Smart Compose"—which help automate the apparently challenging task of writing an email.
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MAHMUDIA, Romania (Reuters) - Birds and fish are slowly but surely returning to a part of Romania's picturesque Danube Delta that was drained by dictator Nicolae Ceausescu in the 1980s but has been returned by local communities to its natural wetland state.
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The Windows users who held onto Windows 95 for years, and that still cling to Windows 7 like a lifeboat in rough operating system seas, are slowly but surely migrating to what very well may be the best Windows ever.
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The Shape of Water (American Airlines personal device*) Oscar-winner The Shape of Water is a story about a mute woman, Elisa (Sally Hawkins), who works in a government facility and slowly but surely falls in love with a sea creature.
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Read more: Elizabeth Warren has been slowly but surely eating away at Kamala Harris' baseWhat time the debate will start and how to watch: The debate will be hosted at Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio and will air at 8 p.m.
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On the one hand, I could slowly but surely covertly knock out everyone who was hanging out in a bar that was explicitly advertised as a place where you could experience a mind trip siphoned from society's poorest and most vulnerable.
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I was fascinated by that counterculture, but slowly but surely I was teaching history of design and became more and more fascinated by the mirror universe of that craft counterculture, which is Tupperware and suburbia and [the famous suburban developments] Levittown.
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"Most people won&apost notice that most of their backyard birds have gone, slowly but surely, over the last 50-year period," Michael Parr, a co-author of that study and president of the American Bird Conservancy, previously told Business Insider.
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Old favorites like the Canon 5D vie with new challengers like Sony's a9, and it seems as if slowly but surely the latter are coming out on top, due in no small part to the advantages conferred on them by their mirrorless nature.
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From the luxury sector, like Stella McCartney and Kevin Germanier, to contemporary labels, like Maggie Marilyn and Mara Hoffman, to fast-fashion brands trying to slow things down, like Everlane and H&M, eco-friendly fashion is (slowly but surely) catching on.
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Netflix's deal with Disney has slowly but surely been kicking in over the past few months, but September is where it really begins to bear fruit, with the addition of two of the studio's early 22015 releases, The Finest Hours and Zootopia.
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Their sorrow at the setback in the march to impose corporate trade deals will be assuaged by the glitter of the vast riches about to shower on the elites as Donald Trump, slowly but surely, dismantles any semblance of fairness in America.
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I don't find it all that hard to imagine a version of Stan who did something similar, who perhaps traveled to work in the American Embassy in Moscow and slowly but surely realized that there are good and bad actors on both sides.
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Slowly but surely, the two assemble a team, one that includes psychologist Wendy Carr (Fringe's Anna Torv), who helps them apply better scientific rigor to their interviews, and they start to use the data they collect to help local police departments solve crimes.
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Slowly but surely, she's designing a casual-chic home that's perfect for her family (plus her two dogs and chickens!) and she doesn't see there will any "For Sale" signs in their yard in their near future, she told PEOPLE in May 2017.
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The big picture this paints is of a legacy retail brand — one of the biggest on the planet — that's now fiercely hungry to compete and stay relevant in a world moving slowly but surely toward online commerce, on-demand delivery, and bundled services.
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"We're seeing demand growing fairly steadily in the oil market and we think that the balance is coming together slowly but surely and the numbers are there to support it," Neil Atkinson said shortly after the IEA published its monthly oil report.
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Making a mark on the city or feeling the need to do so is narcissistic, but that's the core of this entire final season — everyone on this show is a narcissist and they are coming to terms with that, slowly but surely.
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Although hefty from school and in many cities have made it unaffordable for some recent graduates to support themselves entirely on their own, low unemployment and higher starting salaries have helped — slowly but surely — more millennials move out of their parents' homes.
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Slowly but surely, Emily — who, in time, is played by the suitably swan-necked Cynthia Nixon — retreats into her room, bathed in light and love and maybe touched a little by madness, making her mark one carefully scratched poem at a time.
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Today's labor market is much healthier than the one that greeted Obama, Bush, or Reagan during their first terms, and the Federal Reserve is already in a cycle of slowly-but-surely raising interest rates in response to a falling unemployment rate.
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Hurricane Dorian has already wreaked havoc on the Bahamas, and the storm is now slowly but surely making its way up the East Coast, threatening states like North and South Carolina with a foot of rain and winds of more than 100 mph.
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So after seven seasons and 178 episodes of Star Trek: TNG, Stewart's pronunciation of data, a product of growing up in Yorkshire, England, has slowly but surely replaced the way Spiner and millions of other Americans were first taught to pronounce the word.
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Slowly but surely, all her obsessions were coming back into view — the dirty international energy industry, the scummy Manafort, the American president accused of lobbying a foreign power to influence the outcome of the 211 election, the Russia connection, the specter of impeachment.
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Slowly but surely, I began to follow the majors on TV. When I landed a writing job at the sports website Grantland in my late 20s, I begged my bosses in 2012 to send me to cover my favorite event, the Ryder Cup.
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With that shift has come some much-needed skepticism of the previously almost bulletproof pharmaceutical industry's influence over debates on drug policy – skepticism which is slowly but surely making its way into not just op-eds and policy studies, but into actual legislation.
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Slowly but surely, the names on the team sheet and the faces on television screens across the country are starting to represent the wider community, in a country still grappling with its segregated past, and trying to build a collectively prosperous future.
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There's no question that Las Vegas, which has slowly but surely shed its reputation as a destination for nothing other than depravity, has become a culinary destination, thanks almost entirely to the arrival of internationally revered chefs like Joël Robuchon and Gordon Ramsay.
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Slowly, but surely, the iPhone has thickened with each new model going from the iPhone 6's 6.9mm profile to 8.3mm on the iPhone XR. I can't speak for everyone, but anecdotally, I see more people with iPhone XRs than iPhone XS or XS Max.
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But all of these stories are part of the same overarching story: The Obama administration really has, slowly but surely, worked to reshape how America fights its war on drugs — to treat drugs more as a public health issue than a punitive criminal justice undertaking.
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It is a game where you start with all of the options, then slowly but surely lock yourself out of certain courses of action, even as you're forced to pivot wildly to find a new one when an opponent screws up your master plan.
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And, slowly but surely, you'll notice you're buying wireless headphones over wired, USB-port-less laptops over USB-ported and you'll slowly come to accept the inevitable: that ports have held us back and the future is seamless, clean and yet, somehow, full of dongles.
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Spinnaker 1.0 launched last July, so it's not the newest kid on the block, but the service is slowly but surely gaining momentum now, with users that include Target, Adobe, Daimler and Capital One, as well as a growing ecosystem of vendors who support it.
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The first half of the speech was mesmerizing because Sanders was walking a tightrope between keeping his supporters happy and nudging them towards Hillary Clinton—you could feel the room slowly but surely, with some stragglers, follow him, often a step or two behind.
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Now, after a long period of distinct, central antiheroes, the pendulum is slowly but surely swinging back toward ensembles, toward shows where the writers lavish love and attention on lots and lots of characters who are roughly equal in the eyes of the storytelling gods.
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Slowly but surely, seeing their displays of affection—intimate touches, romantic declarations, and even the slightly dirty ending of the musical episode's "Under Your Spell"—helped me to embrace my own sexuality and come out to friends as bisexual at the age of 17.
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It's what Democrats did, slowly but surely, after the trauma of Ronald Reagan's triumphs; it's what Bill Clinton did after his 1994 drubbing; it's what Rahm Emanuel and Howard Dean did, to a modest degree, on their way to building a congressional majority in 2006.
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If there's one thing I love about One Mississippi, it's that the series perfectly captures how we tend to view relationships with the recently deceased through rose-colored glasses — and then find ourselves remembering, slowly but surely, the things we didn't like about that person.
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Though Hank's determined to escape to a zoo where he can sit in solitary peace for the rest of his days, his tune starts to change when he gets sucked into helping Dory, whose bubbly enthusiasm slowly but surely chips away at his surliness.
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Using the pseudonym PC Barnum, Gerry begins writing an anti-tax, anti-political correctness blog that contains echoes of both Bernie Sanders and the Tea Party, in which he warns that Hadi is slowly but surely amassing power and threatening the freedom of Howland's citizens.
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If you are at the mid-point of your career or if you are currently a mid- to high earner and fear that slowly, but surely, your taxes will be raised over the next few decades, you are an excellent candidate for a Roth IRA.
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Or how about this series of commercials for The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, which takes the game's morbid setup—a moon slowly but surely crashing into the planet—and presents a docu-style look at how humanity would grapple with the same fate.
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In recent years, a handful of fat people have slowly but surely chipped away at the stone walls faced by fat people who want to be seen, who want to ascend to the heights normally reserved for those who have earned visibility through thinness.
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Inspired by the freeform, hedonistic vibe of alternative music styles, like grunge and rock, DJs like D'joy de Cuba, Wichy de Vedado, and DJ Jigüe, offer firsthand accounts into how house and techno slowly but surely emerged as the new artist community turning heads and moving feet.
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Considering the lack of accountability and clear inefficiencies apparent in the way government, local authorities and schools spend on educational resources, edtech businesses are slowly but surely being seen as a sustainable means of tackling the bureaucracy, resourcing shortfalls and engagement issues that come with teaching.
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After Gzuz—one of Ufo361's friends who was also featured on his track "Für die Gang (For the Gang)"—won the ears of confused Americans earlier this year, Ufo's song with Quavo indicates that Deutschrap is slowly but surely on the rise outside of the Germany.
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Auctioning off this block of spectrum for shared use will not only support America's rapidly growing mobile dependency, it'll create significant new amounts of capital that can ease tax burdens for U.S. citizens, slowly but surely reduce our nation's staggering debt, and fund other critical government programs.
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Over the past two years, the Fed itself has been slowly but surely waging war on the phantom menace of inflation, raising interest rates at a gradual pace as the unemployment rate falls even though actual inflation remains consistently below the Fed's 2 percent target level.
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After a quiet few months, hardliners in Iran are slowly but surely returning to their traditional attacks on the US. They're discovering quite gleefully that their new target — a wispy-haired political outsider prone to tweets and temper tantrums — is almost too easy to make fun of.
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But his best friend Nick (also voiced by Kroll) is still firmly stuck in preadolescence, barely as tall as Andrew's shoulders, lacking the sex drive that's slowly but surely taking over Andrew's brain, and confused as to why his own body is taking so long to catch up.
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As TechCrunch noted, the math works out to Apple posting 16.1 percent of its Q2 2018 revenue from the services category, but nearly 20 percent in the Q2 2019—an affirmation that the company really is slowly but surely pivoting away from its historic reliance on the iPhone line.
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Trump's morass of conflicting interests is slowly but surely dominating coverage of his transition, with Talking Points Memo reporting that the Argentinian journalist Jorge Lanata reported that Donald Trump asked Argentine President Mauricio Macri to approve a building that he and a business partner are building in Buenos Aires.
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Ms. Munroe, who helped cement Ms. Kusama's stature with her 1989 retrospective at the Center for International Contemporary Arts in New York, said the artist had previously been "scrubbed from the history books" but has slowly but surely made her way into the canon — partly by dint of doggedness.
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That's the logic behind the so-called "Lightning Carrier" concept designed to turn those "Gator Navy" amphibs into ad hoc aircraft carriers — and the Corps appears to be moving slowly but surely into turning that concept into a new doctrine for the new era of great power competition.
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Scott Galloway: Well, complexity favors the wealthy in our tax system, slowly but surely, whether it's capital gains on stocks, the top 1 percent own 50 percent of the stocks, so capital gains tax deduction is nothing but a transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich.
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"What would happen after a period of time is that the TV would slowly but surely come off the wall, and sooner or later, you have a television that's on your floor and possibly could injure somebody in the home, which is the worst-case scenario," he said.
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But there is an awful lot of stimulus in the system, from low federal taxes do a budget deal that generously spreads the money around to all kinds of government spending programs to a Federal Reserve that seem to be turning the monetary spigot back on, slowly but surely.
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Thankfully, the red-orange Higgledies, when Evan gets into the middle of them, can provide a barrier against Longfang's deadly blasts—and once I settled into a rhythm of going on the attack before scurrying back to this oasis of protection, that massive health bar slowly but surely shrank.
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"Markets have tried hard to shrug off the implications of an escalating trade spat on global trade and growth but this is becoming harder with each fresh round of tariffs and will slowly but surely take its toll on investor sentiment," Jasper Lawler, head of Research at London Capital Group, said.
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But I ended up loving the way this miniseries about the build-up to 9/11 slowly but surely built its case for how US intelligence agencies failed to spot what was right in front of them, leading to one of the biggest tragedies to ever occur on American soil.
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But one of Davies' most profound works as a writer was the season 4 Doctor Who episode "Turn Left," which features an alternate reality in which the Doctor (David Tennant, at the time) dies before his time, and the entire universe slowly but surely turns to garbage as a result.
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Trump has slowly but surely continued to select individuals to serve in his Cabinet and other senior level positions in his coming administration, and with those selections it has become clear he intends to rely heavily on individuals whose careers have been predominantly (if not exclusively) in the private sector.
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"This is a correction of the election euphoria, slowly but surely, as the realization sets in that this whole Brexit drama is not over yet and just another deadline of a hard Brexit will be looming eventually at the end of the year," said Thu Lan Nguyen, FX strategist at Commerzbank.
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Slowly but surely over the last year, the_donald has evolved from a straightforward political community focused on the goings-on of the Trump campaign to an authoritarian one full of memes and in-jokes, far right talking points, coded racism, misogyny, homophobia, and Islamophobia, and a hypocritical "free speech" rallying point.
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His big project, his way of making up for not caring about anyone else in the world except himself, is a piece of land that used to be a coal mine, which he is slowly but surely developing into a vague sort of public space that he plans to donate to the community.
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But the more interesting answer involves what the change in the so-called three-month London Interbank Offered Rate, or Libor, says about the Federal Reserve's new regulatory framework for Wall Street, which it has slowly but surely been rolling out since the worst days of the financial crisis eight years ago.
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That, however, would be a significant mistake — not only because Corker is the Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee (SFRC), but also because the junior senator from Tennessee has managed to slowly but surely enhance the power, role, and influence of the U.S. Congress over America's foreign and national security policies.
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So if you happen to be a very wealthy person, it makes a lot of sense to worry about long-term debt accumulation (because if it goes badly, you are likely to be stuck with the bill) and to prefer instead that we slowly but surely reduce the deficit by cutting retirement programs.
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Slowly but surely, it feels like AMD is tracking towards building a graphics card that can truly compete with Nvidia for your high-end gaming dollars, and hopes are pinned on Navi — the next-gen graphics architecture that got a substantial vote of confidence when Sony chose it for the upcoming PS5 game console.
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Slowly but surely, we're becoming increasingly conscious of the ethics of representation from #OscarsSoWhite to the recent recommendation that ABC's Q&A increases the amount of women present on the program, there's a growing sense that if non-white, non-male professionals are to succeed, they need to see others who look like them succeeding.
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Now a new type of crisis has emerged — one seemingly promulgated by a federal government that slowly but surely has chipped away the rights of LGBTQ+ people including the ban on transgender soldiers serving in our military or the permission of health-care providers to deny us service under the false guise of religious freedom.
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While I do think LaVey's work is an excellent explication of the human animal, and my own social and political proclivities are aligned with that of the Satanic Temple, after years of atheism, I was slowly but surely headed towards theism, or the belief that there is a transcendental reality and that gods do exist.
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Darksiders, originally released in 2010, was recently given a shiny coat of new paint, and has slowly but surely made its way to every modern platform under the sun—yes, even the Wii U. It's a dark fantasy action RPG that, while excellent, borrowed so liberally from The Legend of Zelda that it felt borderline criminal at times.
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Ice Kid and Chip – "Where's Ice Kid At" After his surprise performance at this year's Red Bull Culture Clash, Ice Kid has teamed up with Chip for their new track which is suitably called "Where's Ice Kid At." Slowly but surely reaffirming his position in the music scene, Ice Kid seems to be back to stay.
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Alsarah: I was gearing up towards recording the next Nubatones album (which we are still working on slowly but surely) and this song had been cooking slowly for a few months prior to the beginning of the Sudan Uprisings on December 13, but the song didn't finish and take solid form until three weeks into the still ongoing events.
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West Brom's fans were, slowly but surely, rejecting the brand of soccer that, just a couple of years ago, had made Pulis so appealing to the club (and which has already seen him mentioned as a candidate to lead Swansea City, another team at risk of relegation): pragmatic and perfunctory, safety-first and risk-averse, effective but unlovable.
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That role belongs to Jessica Goldberg, who slowly but surely built the show into one of the most intriguing on TV. And when I asked her about my theories, she was quick to tell me that she really wants to leave the truth of Meyerism ambiguous, the better to play with the individual characters' levels of belief.
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And wait until CES when you'll see enough wireless headphones to choke a blue whale and then watch as that other apex predator, Samsung, slowly but surely begins to remove its own headphone jacks because Apple, mean old Apple, finally said it was OK. i gasped when they didn't stop and the tube thing got longer and longer lmao pic.twitter.
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As he's moved from Phoenix to Los Angeles to Milwaukee to Washington, Dudley has slowly but surely morphed from a shooting guard (where played 55 percent of his minutes during the 2011-232 campaign) to a small forward (where he played 212 percent of his minutes from 21.5 to 2100) to a power forward (where he's played 213 percent of his minutes this year).
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Her first two weeks of life at Boston Children's Hospital taught her to trust others; our successful breastfeeding experience, despite doctors' decree that it was impossible, strengthened our gut instincts; her countless hours in OT, PT, and speech therapy created an army of supporters who cheered tirelessly for Cora; and slowly but surely, a steadfast and confident little girl was shaped by her seemingly disadvantaged circumstances.
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And the cases, while giving the game a "case of the week" feel like something out of The X-Files or Supernatural — especially since any of them can be solved in a single sitting — also sneakily contribute to character development, because we're slowly but surely learning what the protagonist got up to when she was possessed and apparently trying to build some horrible magical device.
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As America slowly but surely slides into full-on authoritarianism under the Trump regime it would seem helpful to remind ourselves of very recent history on cable news networks like Fox— the channel that helped elect Donald Trump and will continue to dismantle some of the most important institutions in the US, all while claiming that it's somehow the most patriotic, most fair, and most honest news network in the history of the world.
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"After years and years of saying yes to jobs, interviews, events — all opportunities, of course that I am so humbled and grateful to have had, because I know that there are so many who have not — and after working as hard as I possibly could to achieve my dreams, slowly but surely the word yes — 'Yes, sure' — became too automatic and my inner voice shutdown, which I have learned now is very unhealthy," she said.
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Slowly but surely Nintendo has tried to chip away at the popular notion the company doesn't understand the Internet, but while covering the world around Mario Maker, it became clear that there's a difference between running competent multiplayer servers and cultivating a community, and it often felt like Nintendo was uncomfortable with parts of Mario Maker's success, and it lead them to undermine the very people keeping the game alive years after release.
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As a 10-year-old, excited but terrified at the prospect of my own encroaching puberty, reading the passages in "Little Town on the Prairie" (1941) detailing, say, Mary Ingalls's going-away-to-college outfit, with its "gored skirt of brown cashmere," and "overskirt ... of brown-and-blue plaid" not to mention its confusingly named "flounced train" and "pleated flounce" (were those one and the same?) acted as a balm, a calming litany; covered-up fashion, it seemed, could protect you from the grenade that your body was slowly but surely becoming.
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Set the wayback machine for 2009 and you'll see a company that was firmly in control of the smartphone market, according to data from comScore (BlackBerry was known as RIM in those days): Chart: comScore Chart: comScore Fast forward four years to December 2013, the month after Chen took over and the market had shifted dramatically: Chart: comScore Chart: comScore If you looked at the company purely from a phone perspective, it didn't seem to have much left, but Chen obviously saw a way forward for the company and he began to reshape it slowly but surely.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 28503 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE's (D-Mass.) strong performance in this week's Democratic presidential debates invigorated supporters who see her as slowly but surely making the case that she's the best Democrat to take on President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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