GoLorry could become the critical logistics layer that smooths operations.
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"Singing with them smooths out my rough voice," Prine says.
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She snarls with anger, then smooths out the tone consolingly.
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The SKIMS sculpting bodysuit smooths and sculpts your whole body.
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The brush simultaneously dries, smooths, and volumizes hair, without damaging it.
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An all-out brawl almost ensues, but Debbie smooths it over.
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A lightweight oil that protects against heat and smooths out frizz
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He pulls up a chair, smooths his dress, and tells a story.
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Zumbrunn then extrapolates upon and smooths out those glitches in Adobe Illustrator.
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Suddenly, the infrastructure financing problem facing state and local governments smooths out.
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Tension peaks at key battles, and then smooths out once you're through it.
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It flattens out contrast in images and consistently smooths detail out of photos.
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Our Lady, star of the sea, smooths it for all who invoke her.
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A good orgeat, subtly nutty and aromatic, smooths the scorpion bowl's sharp edges.
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You don't always notice because Mr. Michael's singing smooths out any psychological cracks.
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A good orgeat, subtly nutty and aromatic, smooths the scorpion bowl's sharp edges.
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It also smooths the appearance of fine lines and increases elasticity under the eyes.
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The female lens smooths out a user's skin, lengthens their hair, and adds makeup.
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There has long been evidence that the government smooths out growth trends over time.
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The acting here smooths out the blocky, talky, implausibly ruminative aspects of Laverty's writing.
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But Guo smooths them into a harmony that is unmistakable when in her presence.
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Luckily, the unseen artist reconsiders and smooths out her paper and the skater reappears.
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Niacinamide is a versatile ingredient that brightens skin, reduces inflammatory acne, and smooths wrinkles.
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As his wife remarks, money is like an iron: it smooths out the wrinkles.
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The four-week average, which smooths out the Thanksgiving holiday week, was at 224,000.
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Billed as skin care, the tinted liquid smooths on more like full-coverage, lightweight makeup.
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This can be healing—Neptune smooths over harsh realities—but it can teeter on dissociation.
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JENNY STILLWAGGON RADESKY, 40, OF THE SMOOTHS I was one of seven women that year.
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"It's a win for customers and smooths our operation as well, which is great," he said.
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That is a good thing because it smooths volatility and can improve returns over long periods.
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It's made out of boar bristles instead of nylon, which smooths the hair while adding shine.
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The attraction of the CAPE is that it smooths out the vicissitudes of the profit cycle.
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"The injections gradually promote collagen production, which smooths out the appearance of cellulite," he tells PEOPLE.
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To start, Sheriff prepped Henson's skin with Dermaflash, an at-home exfoliation treatment that smooths skin.
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One turn puts a twist in the attached belts while the second smooths them out again.
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If the roads to soccer or Little League practice are rough, this suspension smooths the bumps.
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It also deceptively smooths out a history that should be taught with all its rough edges.
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Speaking of which, the LX 21 smooths over real-life bumps similarly to the Land Cruiser.
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He smooths things down, leaving producer Louie Lastic to lead each of the four songs on bass.
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This accentuates in all the right places, and smooths over or hides the not-so-favorite places.
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"It smooths it out at the top but gives you a wave that is a little more undone."
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If smart contracts spread widely, you would take away much of the flexibility that smooths the economy's functioning.
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It's the best styling tool I've found so far because it never loses heat and smooths my frizz.
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For your skin, this cold-pressed, 100% eco-certified, and organic oil moisturizes and smooths lines and wrinkles.
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Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask, $20Laneige's hyper-popular overnight lip mask smooths and moisturizes with vitamin C and antioxidants.
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And as the production grows troubled, she smooths over his clashes with his producer Cy Feuer (Paul Reiser).
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The sugar balances the lemon's tartness, the butter smooths its acidic edges, and the flour mellows its intensity.
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His WHIP, which smooths out the noise of the earned run average, is higher but not radically so.
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This reduces drag which means a boat can travel more quickly, and it smooths out the ride over waves.
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The noise reduction applied by the iPhone smooths out the image without making it look mushy or splotchy, too.
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This demonstration smooths over many of Omote's kinks, and showcases the projections interacting with facial structure like never before.
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It melts and smooths out after application when it warms up, but it still felt pretty heavy to me.
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"Brad's Status," a worthy addition to the burgeoning genre of empty-nest movies, smooths more feathers than it ruffles.
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Excluding bonuses, which smooths out some volatility, pay growth slowed to 3.1% in the period to January from 3.2%.
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There's a line of okay well noise reduction sort of just smooths your skins, so just it's the light.
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Maybe Brent can flick below his right ear right before he expresses something that smooths things over for now.
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It's very similar to the Osmo Mobile from DJI in that it dramatically smooths and automates your handheld video production.
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Ever since the iPhone XS came out, there's been criticism of its front camera — specifically, that it overly smooths skin.
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It detangles, softens, and smooths down your wildest strands without making your style look any dirtier than it already is.
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Easterbrook, the author of several books, often airbrushes or smooths over history; temporary reversals are missed or their consequences minimized.
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Armitage is known for her sharp application of ballet technique; here she also smooths and softens it, evoking Japanese calligraphy.
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A will smooths the way for your heirs to inherit whatever you're going to give them, saving time and money.
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It provides balanced heat, smooths frizz, and creates a smooth surface for any hair type to float over without snagging.
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Its 200-day moving average, which smooths out day-to-day volatility, has been on the rise since late 2016.
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While the former smooths out minute-by-minute variations in wind and solar, the latter can smooth out longer (hourly) fluctuations.
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Buffing brightens, smooths, and creates natural shine in addition to removing ridges, giving you a perfectly prepped base to paint on.
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It smooths out your complexion and removes sun spots and the dark rings under your eyes, so it's very anti-aging.
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Instead, ING smooths imbalances internally—for example, by putting $5bn of loan assets generated in America onto its German balance-sheet.
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Then Adina's hand reaches into the water, takes the note, smooths it out, folds it, sticks it in her coat pocket.
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When the connection smooths out you're dead—just like your team—and they're yelling at you for not doing your job.
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He conjures a world that, for all its surreal touches, has a zany beauty that gently smooths over Schumann's dramatic flaws.
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They're assisted by air suspension, which smooths bumps at all four corners of the car and allows for adjustable ride height.
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HuffPost's average, though, tends to be more stable, since it still includes older data and "smooths" the newer data into it.
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In February, the bank sold software it developed internally that smooths out the process of settling syndicated loan trades, to Markit Ltd.
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Some women find that using the birth control pill smooths out their cycles, but others don't respond to this treatment at all.
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When you start getting a grip on your money, it smooths out the emotions and makes your feelings about money more positive.
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Every morning and night, she lathers herself with lightening soap and smooths on lightening lotion, readily available at drugstores throughout the Philippines.
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That's because a lot of people get offended when you forget their names, and nothing smooths over this blow to the ego.
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The four-week moving average, which smooths out weekly distortions, was 2272,280,2334, an increase of 2186,2809 from the previous week's revised average.
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As she searches, she questions the hazardous effects of nostalgia, how it casts a rosy hue over inequality and smooths out complication.
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Life is short and messy, but the project, by virtue of its mission, consistency and narrative shape, smooths out the metaphoric wrinkles.
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All of that smooths the path for Democrats to recapture the House in November and hand Nancy Pelosi the speaker's gavel once again.
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It also has a hit of both hyaluronic (to hydrate and plump) and AHA by way of lactic acid (which smooths and exfoliates).
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This tool smooths out your skin tone with a softer focus, thus eliminating the need for applying concealer prior to your team meetings.
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She smooths the icing on the sides with a flat-edged bench scraper or the pro baker's secret weapon, a small offset spatula.
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Streamlined access to patient data smooths the way for apps that serve patients, as well as business relationships between big tech and hospitals.
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In February, the bank sold software it developed internally that smooths out the process of settling syndicated loan trades, to Markit Ltd MRKT.
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Ironically, or maybe not ironically, nothing smooths this complication more easily than the word "complicated": Be sure to include it in your hosannas.
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Jack spilt the tea (and then didn't spill the tea) while testing out Clearmotion's fancy new suspension, which smooths the ride over rough potholes.
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"Oils should be saved for the last step of your routine because they act as a sealant that smooths the cuticle," Dr. Lenzy says.
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The software smooths your skin, gives your eyes a little extra sparkle, and does something to your hair that I can't quite figure out.
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LaCroix feels made for the social network, and not just because a filter smooths out the cans' shine into a pop of bright color.
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Being able to store the renewable energy when the sun and wind come and discharge it when they go smooths out the steep swings.
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Normally, I'd opt for a keratin treatment, a chemical restoration process that straightens and smooths hair (and one I've been doing since middle school).
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The app smooths skin, slims down faces, and even applies a layer of virtual blush and lipgloss, adding a beautifying effect to your photos.
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Parents and children should have the opportunity to work and learn in a way that smooths over the awkward incongruities of our daily schedules.
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A hawk brimming with bravado and ambition, Mr. Pompeo is ostensibly the cabinet member who smooths America's relations with the rest of the world.
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Weeks combs, picks, and smooths each strand with the attention and precision the stylist shows her celebrity clients Teyana Taylor, Lori Harvey, and Lil Mama.
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But economists, bankers and analysts who study the numbers believe that the bureau smooths data, underestimating growth during economic booms and overestimating it during downturns.
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Stronger-than-expected economic growth smooths the path for the U.S. Federal Reserve to signal a December interest rate hike when it meets next week.
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Few doubt that China has grown enormously, but many believe that the bureau smooths the data, underestimating growth during booms and overestimating it during downturns.
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So Attach smooths this transition by letting customers swipe up and land on an entertaining and catchy infomercial for the product they want to buy.
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And even though it's been hailed for keeping complexions in check for eons (read: smooths, restores, hydrates), its benefits certainly don't stop at your visage.
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Ahava Men's Exfoliating Cleansing Gel offers a daily micro-scrub gel while it smooths skin's complexion, addresses excess sebum and removes dead, pore-clogging cells.
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The mythmaking of writers like Turner smooths out a long history of Midwestern struggles over worker power and human rights, land speculation and Indian removal.
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Armitage is known for her sharp application of ballet technique; here, to music by Reiko Yamada, she also smooths and softens it, evoking Japanese calligraphy.
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The goal here isn't to deliver a perfect recreation of Diablo II, but an update that smooths out the older game for a modern audience.
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The vibe smooths over on July 8, when the Sun connects with your other ruling planet, Neptune, and creates a romantic and creatively inspired atmosphere.
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Even using a 1080p display, I saw obvious improvements in anti-aliasing, which smooths out the jagged edges of textures with have curved or diagonal lines.
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Her buoyant personality smooths over the shortcomings of a movie that brings together the various strands of her life in a warm if slightly disjointed manner.
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Because it's rich in collagen, there's almost a priming effect that smooths out my skin so my concealer slides on perfectly — and stays put all day.
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The remixed version, "Forever Black America Again," smooths the beat out a little and adds a couple of MCs who inject considerable energy into the track.
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And its subscription model "smooths revenue impacts," Weiss says, as existing customers are unlikely to cancel, meaning a steady flow of cash coming into the company.
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Root is a robot that smooths out that curve, allowing anyone who's new to coding to make sense of the often-unintuitive nature of programming languages.
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The S20 Ultra brings up shadows on faces and sometimes on the whole scene, it tries to adjust white balance differently, and it smooths out skin.
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The slight flare makes your legs look even more proportional, the high waist smooths any bumps and the dark wash is generally a home run for anyone.
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This bodysuit smooths the torso, slims the tummy, and eliminates muffin-tops — perfect for under a bodycon style — while still allowing you to wear your own bra.
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To create the look, Yepez first preps the hair using Honest Beauty's heat protectant spray, and smooths the outer layers with a round brush and blow dryer.
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The 200-day moving average, which smooths out intraday and day-to-day volatility, shows the S&P 500 in a period of consolidation over this stretch.
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The clashing smooths out as the first 10 episodes progress, however, so it's likely the show is just figuring out how to blend its various elements together.
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The LX 23 as a whole is a controversial design to say the least, but a rich color like this certainly smooths over some of the bumps.
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The 60-month running average temperature (through November), which smooths out individual El Niño & La Niña years, is higher now than any time in the past 88 years.
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As the supply chain smooths out, Amazon's one-day shipping offering promises to set a new precedent for online retailers — one that many may find hard to match.
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That measure of unemployment was 22 percent in January (or 240.4 percent if you want to cast aside the "seasonal adjustment" process that smooths out normal seasonal variation).
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It extends the display right against the edge-to-edge keys of its processor, then smooths both halves out to sit flush with the phone's gorgeous curved edges.
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If she feels that she has been too rough on a reporter during a briefing, she sometimes calls the person afterward and, without quite apologizing, smooths things over.
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While the 10-megapixel selfie camera isn't as intimidating as the 40-megapixel sensor on the Ultra, it still has the same problem: it smooths skin too much.
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In part, it's because passing the ObamaCare repeal-and replace-bill smooths the path for tax reform, something Ryan and many other congressional leaders have emphasized to members.
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Then, she smooths the loose sections with a comb and a mist of hairspray, and ties them together tightly at the nape of the neck, using a clear elastic.
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Getting super sleek, straight hair became 10 times easier when Amika launched its cool thermal straightening brush that smooths every hair texture (even the curliest coils!) in quick strokes.
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The curve smooths out later in the year, when a year-to-date return of negative 8 percent ends with a gain about 30-40 percent of the time.
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Uber, for its part, can console itself that the deal this week smooths the way for its expected initial public offering, which losses in China had reportedly held up.
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The brush can be used on all hair types, and basically looks like a paddle brush but with a plate that heats up and smooths hair as you brush.
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I'd even go as far to describe it as my Botox in a jar, since it makes my fine lines far less visible and smooths my skin's texture instantly.
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Check it out in action: Constructed with one-inch pure tourmaline ceramic floating plates, this hair straightener not only straightens your mane, but it also smooths and reduces frizz.
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He was 43 that summer, a generation older than the kids, but the tumble of the street smooths the edges from those sorts of differences when people travel together.
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He expects the storm to subside in a few days as Citigroup smooths out its problems, but customers are also facing other irritations at the cash register, namely chip cards.
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This foundation has SPF in it, which is great, and it says that it hydrates and smooths skin texture, which, let&aposs hope so, because I still have these pimples.
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The waxy part, which holds the compacted waste together and smooths the way for it to leave the ear, comes from the ceruminous glands, which secrete lipids and other substances.
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The camera comes equipped with Instagram-like filters that are applied in real time, and a beauty mode that smooths out complexions and allows you to control how strongly it's applied.
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Digital stabilization is software-based — it smooths out footage by cropping in on the image and using the excess space to adjust for vibrations, so the results are not always good.
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Deploying existing advanced driver assistance technology, which smooths driving patterns and prevents crashes that result in congestion and fuel waste, has upper bound potential fuel savings of 85033 to 25 percent.
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She warms the glass in a small oven, dips it into latex — the balloon's skin — then places the latex in talc, smooths the balloon over, and finally fills it with helium.
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Virtue Volumizing Primer ICYMI, Virtue had a major sale over Presidents' Day weekend, and the brand's Volumizing Primer (which smooths strands while adding tons of body) was a hot ticket item.
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"Some of the product will come out in the wash, but a lot of it doesn't, and what isn't washed away stays within the cracks and smooths the hair surface," Bailey says.
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But it defaults to Huawei's Beauty mode, which makes your eyes bigger and smooths your skin, and I could not find a way to turn it off, which was a major annoyance.
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Sony's Motionflow XR technology smooths out the motion of your favorite players on screen, making sports look more lifelike—just make sure you turn it off when you watch your next blockbuster.
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She also wants to quit the European single market, which smooths trade in services, because leaving would end the free movement of European workers, in that way restoring national control of immigration.
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The cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio developed by economist Robert Shiller, which smooths out the profit for S&P 500 constituents over a decade, has been running at over 30 times.
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If the galaxies are moving slowly enough to eventually merge, their shapes become quite lumpy and distorted—we affectionately call these "train wrecks"—until millions of years pass and gravity smooths everything out.
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But, like "White Privilege II," released in 2016, it smooths out, waters down, and gives a white face to ideas that black, brown, and queer activists have been trying to communicate for decades.
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When using the front-facing cameras, I found that the OnePlus generally fills in shadows, brightens the image, and smooths out absolutely everything more than the Pixel, even with beauty mode turned off.
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The fresh-smelling formula smooths over skin like a rich cream — immediately providing a protecting barrier and dewy sheen — but then fully soaks in, leaving behind soft, balanced skin that is perfectly radiant.
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Sisley-Paris's Sisleÿa Le Teint ($170), for example, contains the same acacia extract found in the brand's famed Sisleÿa L'Intégral Anti-Age cream; it lifts and smooths creases in a more fluid format.
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The 'Be Gentle, Be Kind' Superfoods conditioner:Briogeo's kale-apple conditioner smooths dead ends and manages my frizzy flyaways, earning a spot on my list of necessities if I were stuck on a desert island.
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When spread over skin as a lotion, then activated by another ointment-like catalyst, XPL creates an invisible film that smooths wrinkles and increases the elasticity of the surface to which it is applied.
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The series smooths the kinks in the story's chronology, making it a linear coming-of-age tale like "David Copperfield," and sacrifices some of the tension generated by the novel's back-and-forth construction.
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So, after 13 years of suffering through a crisis every single day and kind of the sine wave of emotions, I decided to be a venture capitalist, which at least smooths out those waves.
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So while you might have lower rates of participation among Republican states, over time that smooths itself out, and over time everyone realizes that when there's federal money on the table, you take it.
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Made from a thick viscose-nylon blend, this body-con midi dress smooths and hugs curves in the most flattering way — so much so that Amazon shoppers are comparing it to pricey designer brands.
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The rich cream is an editor favorite thanks to its potent blend of sea buckthorn extract, jojoba oil, and vitamin C. It seriously smooths and hydrates our parched, over-processed strands in just one use.
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Tear trough filler, the actual name dermatologists use for the procedure, does what creams or makeup never could: smooths the circles under the eyes by filling in the hollow that becomes deeper as we age.
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Even outside of Hollywood, it's easy to think you your skin isn't as good as someone else's, because you're looking at images that have been Photoshopped or taken through an app that smooths their skin.
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Sharing energy over a wider geographic area improves efficiency, smooths out peaks and troughs in demand, reduces the use of duplicative backup resources, allows for the integration of more renewable energy, and reduces power prices.
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It will not change the behavior that smooths out power curves and slows down iPhones with older batteries because this would cause them to shut down and it believes it's the right thing to do.
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According to traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, the soup provides a boost to the immune system, smooths the skin and acts as an aphrodisiac, which may be why the dish can sell for thousands of dollars.
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My aesthetician Lisa cleansed my skin, did a thorough extraction of all my clogged pores (my favorite part of any facial), then brushed on the brand's Cellular Peel, which chemically exfoliates and smooths rough texture.
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" I immediately booked an appointment for facial acupuncture rejuvenation at Treatment by Lanshin, a wellness destination in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn that promises its treatment "smooths, uplifts and sculpts prematurely aging and dull skin.
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A Moody's analysis of the new law said the legislation could increase the regulatory burden on the schools, but on balance it should be a positive for colleges' creditworthiness if it smooths the closing process.
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Looking at the three months to January compared with a year ago, which smooths out some monthly volatility, retail sales growth picked up to a six-month high of 3.5 percent from 2.9 percent in December.
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Described on the website as "Kim's sculpting solution to high-slit skirts," the item description promises that the "soft and seamless micro short holds in your core, smooths your thigh, and lifts and shapes your butt."
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Economist Robert Shiller's cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio, or CAPE, which smooths the S&P 210 Index PE ratio over the prior 22019 years, is running above 230 times based on data for November 2018.
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Ivanka isn't anything like an Offred, though she is a dead ringer for the Handmaid's Tale character Serena Joy, the wife of Offred's owner who smooths over her husband's brutality with her smiling, immaculately coiffed blondeness.
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For example, there's a subroutine that smooths the movement of the stick figures so the dancers don't jerk about too much, and there's a completely separate neural network dedicated to retracing the target's face to ensure realism.
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The importance of batteries is that many renewables are intermittent, and having a store of electricity for when the sun's not shining or the wind won't blow smooths out the bumps in supply and surges in demand.
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So, I did a peptide thread lift and peel with a combination of using [polylactic] acid, which is that bio-stimulatory dermal filler treatment, and that literally fills in lines and brightens and smooths out the skin.
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Your body — and your bra size — will fluctuate, and the design of the bra accounts for those changes well; the mesh overlay keeps the cup flush against my skin, and also smooths out small amounts of overflow.
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So while I'm usually sawing away at the wheel, working to place the car in the best spot along every inch of racetrack, the EVO smooths out that process, making for a less frantic, more enjoyable drive experience.
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As a sheer foundation, this isn't going to entirely cover blemishes, dark spots, or red blotches, but it smooths over all types of imperfections, gently improving the look of your complexion without a heavy or mask-like appearance.
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Excluding bonuses, which smooths out some volatility, pay growth picked up to 3.4% from 3.3%, beating all forecasts and boosted by a 32.7463% annual jump in pay for April alone, the largest single-month rise since May 2008.
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When squeezed out of its tube, this has zero fragrance, barely any color (unless you're using the Tinted Balm), and smooths on with ease — plus it tastes pretty good, so long as you don't think about what you're licking.
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Yet Uber has tens of thousands of London drivers, and even smooths the application process by running the one-day licensing session, checking would-be drivers' documents, and handing successful drivers a £300 "reward" after they complete 20 trips.
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Note 10+ with Super Steady (left), iPhone XS (right) Note 10+ with Super Steady (left), iPhone XS (right) Ditto for the improved Super Steady offering, which smooths out shaky video, including Hyperlapse mode, where handshakes are a big issue.
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Looking at the three months to August as a whole, which smooths out monthly volatility in the data, sales growth versus the previous three months rose to 1.2 percent from a three-monthly rate of 23 percent in July.
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Here, on the chorus — "Don't call me baby unless you mean it/Don't tell you me you need me if you don't believe it" — Mr. Sheeran shows off the grit in his voice that he too often smooths over.
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It smooths the process for people — especially because many poor Americans don't realize they're eligible for Medicaid until they go to the hospital — and protects them from the medical costs they incur while they wait for their official eligibility determination.
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Whether she smooths it out with a sultry melodies like on her song "Orange" or puts quirky lyrics over upbeat production as heard on her latest XMAS EP, she's bringing a fresh and exciting face to the Atlanta R&B scene.
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The astronauts are friendly, relatable characters in Sean Rubin's jewel-colored, crosshatched artwork, which smooths out narrative shifts with skillfully extended motifs, including aircraft that transform from model airplanes to Air Force fighters to the Apollo 12 rocket as the pages turn.
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Looking at the three months to November, which smooths out some volatility, the economy grew by 0.1% versus poll forecasts for a 0.1% fall, reflecting unexpected upward revisions to output in October and September, which the ONS said reflected late survey returns.
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Think: an Australian Gold facial sunscreen that lends just as much of an even, matte finish as it does reliable UV protection; a fruity, tropical lip tint with overnight-mask-like levels of hydration; and colorful, chip-free polish that smooths nails with every swipe.
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Zoom in on one of those and you'll see that it, too, is made up of many different vortices, and so on all the way down, until the effects of internal friction (or viscosity) within the fluid take over and the flow smooths out.
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If Congress smooths out all of those issues next week to avoid a shutdown, the reprieve will be short as the U.S. is expected to hit the debt limit in August or September and Congress again runs out of money at the end of September.
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Murphy, a rising star in his own right, says he supporters a single-payer health care program but thinks the best way to achieve it is by passing a bridge program that smooths the transition from a system largely based on employer-provided private insurance. Sen.
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His primary tool is a chain saw, which he uses for 95 percent of the job, after which he smooths his cuts with an angle grinder and finally uses a die grinder, a high-speed rotary machine, that allows him to carve more meticulously in certain areas.
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After a healthy run earlier this year, shares of Salesforce took a hit in June, falling 8 percent before finding a floor of support at the stock's 50-day moving average, a technical indicator that smooths out a stock's random price fluctuations over a given time.
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Karges says she feels pressure to make sure each picture is just right before sharing it with her 841 followers — and she has no qualms admitting that she filters, smooths, and sometimes reshapes her face with a few taps on a photo editing app to make each one perfect.
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In that case, you believe that the average difference between actual and potential GDP will be roughly zero over any extended period, which means that you can get an estimate of potential GDP by taking actual GDP and applying some kind of statistical method that smooths out the fluctuations.
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In a vacuum, Amazon's latest entry-level Kindle is a solid update: there's finally a built-in light, it has support for Bluetooth headphones so you can listen to audiobooks, and it even has a slightly tweaked design that smooths out the corners and makes it more comfortable to hold.
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In fact, atmospheric rivers cause an average of $1 billion of damage per year in the West, according to the report, published this week in the journal Science Advances — although the average smooths out the reality that most of the damage was done during a smaller number of more severe events.
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It clenches into a furious rictus, or gathers itself into three befuddled folds as his brows jolt upward, or, at moments of deepest disgust, smooths out entirely, into a kind of placid pre-irritation, like a calm body of water, at the bottom of which there is a mine, ready to detonate.
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This "ChargeGate" issue — if we're going to call it that — is the third major issue that's affected the new iPhone XS. So far, poor WiFi/cell reception and performance, as well as a selfie camera that seemingly automatically smooths out facial details without the option to turn off the smoothing effect, have been reported.
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Just as importantly, the View smooths out a lot of the speed bumps around entering and leaving VR. Even as someone who covers VR professionally, I've sometimes put off using the Gear VR because of its clumsy setup, which involves snapping your phone delicately onto a USB jack — often more than once, when the startup software fails to launch.
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Shiseido is testing new products, like "second skin," a patented cream that tightens skin, smooths irregularities and peels off like a Band-Aid; and Optune, a contraption that purports to analyze a user's mood, health and skin quality, then factors in the weather, and pulls from five cartridges to dispense a customized product, like an espresso machine.
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Then, during the summer, Mr. Starmer engineered the decisive softening of Labour's Brexit policy, calling for a transition for "as short as possible, but as long as is necessary" after Britain quits the bloc in March 2019, during which Britain remains aligned with the bloc's single market, which lays down common rules, and customs union, which smooths tariff-free trade.
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It bills Lensa as a "one-button Photoshop", offering a curated suite of photo-editing features intended to enhance portrait photos — including teeth whitening; eyebrow tinting; 'face retouch' which smooths skin tone and texture (but claims to do so naturally); and 'eye contrast' which is supposed to make your eye color pop a bit more (but doesn't seem to do too much if, like me, you're naturally dark eyed).
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Here are the mask's main ingredients: Montmorillonite clay: Draws out impurities and detoxifies skin; refines pores Moroccan lava clay, combined with salt from the Dead Sea: Hydrates and reduces inflammation Indonesian bamboo (Bambusa arundinacea stem extract): Improves skin elasticity Japanese Matcha tea (Camellia sinensis leaf): Improves skin elasticity and protects against sun damage Calamondin fruit: Exfoliates and brightens skin Allantoin: Soothes and smooths skin What also sets the mask apart is that it's pH-balanced.
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Pros: Classic Mario Kart action with some great new weapons and abilities, includes all of the Wii U DLC, a huge selection of tracks and characters, a fun and fleshed-out competitive Battle Mode, and an extra layer of polish that smooths out the wrinkles from the original game Cons: Not enough new content to justify a purchase if you already own Mario Kart 8 for the Wii U Buy "Mario Kart 8 Deluxe" on Amazon for $60
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"Single sign-on significantly smooths the app experience and may renew app maker confidence that they can create winning experiences for TV." By contrast, Realm said it is seeing no immediate increase in developer work for Apple Watch, despite more significant changes to that software than those made for the TV. "What we are hearing is that while the watch SDK has been drastically improved, it's barely now reached a 1.0/baseline level so it's actually far from exciting even in its current form," Anglade said.
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"The inspiration behind the Filmatrix technology of No More Baggage is the MIT 'second skin,'" explains Dr. Brandt Skincare Advisory Board member and dermatologist Shasa Hu, MD. (She's referring to the groundbreaking discovery of a silicone-based polymer, an invisible coating that mimics the properties of healthy, youthful skin, developed by MIT scientists last year.) Unlike a regular eye cream, which gets absorbed into the skin, the No More Baggage gel forms a temporary tightening film over the lower eyelid that smooths and "opens up" the eye area.
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