"We need to get that sorted, and we need to get it sorted now," he said.
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And if the students in question have already been sorted by the admissions process, well, they ought to be sorted again.
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Now instead of just being available within Snapchat Discover, users can find them sorted by location in Snap Maps and sorted by topic in Search.
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Yet the list [1, 2] also satisfies the definition since "it is* a* sorted list, just not the sorted list we were probably hoping for," Parno said.
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As I've written before, more and more psychological research indicates that Americans have not only sorted themselves by ideology, party, and geography — they have also sorted themselves psychologically.
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What I think Snap needs is tabs for chronologically-sorted messages and relevancy-sorted Stories in the friends side of the app, and all professional content in the Discover section.
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In doing so, she sorted out her own emotional state.
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Wizards who are sorted there often show affinity for healing.
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That's your holiday shopping sorted, but a Space Jam sequel?
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Here's what the new tweets sorted by category look like:
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For starters, the Sorted application may only have niche appeal.
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These would be sorted, summarized and presented to Facebook leadership.
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It would have to get sorted at their vault facility.
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This can be sorted by type, too, for easier searches.
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That's today's quota of "raw chicken" content sorted, isn't it?
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We finally get everything sorted out and complete the evaluation.
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As such, it hasn't been fully sorted, which is problematic.
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Somehow they got it sorted out after about 10 minutes.
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The rest is meant to be sorted out the dancefloor.
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Still, people don't want to be sorted into the house.
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The pupae are sorted, and only the males are released.
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That equates to about 400,000 additional parcels sorted per hour.
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OK, let's say you've got the mental control bit sorted.
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Once that's sorted head on over to the settings app.
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Petrino, to his credit, has long sorted out any disarray.
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Somehow it all gets sorted deep underground beneath a tree.
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The idea behind that is it sorted of grounded you.
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They got it sorted out but it was definitely problematic.
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The time to get sorted on that menu is now.
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None of this is likely to be sorted out soon.
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The 14 states can be sorted into four general types.
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They sorted through McQ's CDs, trying to find appropriate music.
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It took eight months to get the errors sorted out.
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Plenty of issues will get sorted out this February, Virgo.
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"If it is not sorted by Saturday, then it won't be sorted," a delegate said as corridor talk turned from how long into the weekend the talks may continue to whether they could collapse.
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Since it's an unproven technology, costs are still being sorted out.
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How military culture absorbs all this is still being sorted through.
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Photos and video are sorted similarly, by All, Recently Added, Favorites.
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If he's not sorted into Slytherin, I'm eating my Sorting Hat.
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Witches and wizards who are sorted there tend to be adventurous.
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"I really hope this will be positively sorted out," she said.
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It's just something you think, 'Oh yeah, it's all been sorted.
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That's not to say that Hiram's emotions are all sorted out.
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All that will hopefully be sorted on more finished hardware, though.
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In these studies, people know what group they've been sorted into.
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It would last a week before it would get sorted out.
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Polystyrene, produced in smaller volumes, is not widely sorted and recycled.
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Here are the best ones we found, sorted by brand name.
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Now that that's sorted, we can go on to the meeting.
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But at least all the other drama has sorted itself out.
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Results are fast, relevant, and easily sorted or drilled down into.
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Someday we will have all of this Russia stuff sorted out.
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The Western Conference has sorted itself in a more orderly fashion.
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Luckily, we've sorted through them all so you don't have to.
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We've sorted wheat from the chaff with some help from TechBargains.
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We're told it was sorted out Tuesday and Jackie excitedly accepted.
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I hope she goes to see Krista to get sorted out.
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Now we just need to get Gwyneth and Chris sorted out.
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Once that's sorted, I'll reconnect, but right now I'm steering clear.
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Alan is right that there are two well-sorted ideological parties.
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Payment sorted, our VIP customer can continue her jet-setting life.
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As Casey wrote in the comments, that's the holiday cards sorted.
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Let all canons fall until we have this imbroglio sorted out.
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At this facility, diamonds are sorted by size, color, and quality.
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Under Discover, you can find photos sorted in categories and types.
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This data is then analyzed, sorted and turned into an API.
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First, hundreds of pounds of Skittles were hand-sorted by color.
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There they are repackaged, re-sorted and shipped to your grocer.
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As a child, he sorted his toys by color and shape.
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If that's not sorted out, it's going to affect my future.
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An astounding variety of fish were sorted dockside into plastic trays.
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The answer to what motivated Welch is still being sorted out.
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Those unknowns certainly aren't coming up on your algorithmically-sorted feed.
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Be smart: Measurement still needs to be sorted out for streaming.
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Megan Specia in New York sorted through the social media torrent.
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For him, getting everything sorted before he leaves was a priority.
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It will be Thursday or Friday until this gets sorted out.
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"We would like this to be sorted," he told Mr. Trump.
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And then it gets sorted through to the final post office.
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Your life is gonna be sorted, don't you worry about that.
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And we sorted through the Democratic presidential candidates' campaign finance filings.
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We have sorted by race, religion, geography, ideology, identity, and culture.
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Over the latter third of the 20th century, Hill and Tausanovitch write, conservatives sorted into the Republican primary, liberals sorted into the Democratic primary, and centrists began turning out at somewhat lower rates in primary elections.
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Climate change is unlikely to be sorted out by the free market.
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It remains to be seen if this will ever get sorted out.
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Leave it to Instagram to have your New Years party look sorted.
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The basics of flight were sorted out more than 100 years ago.
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Once our transport is sorted, we get on a bus towards Westminster.
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That's your stocking stuffer sorted — have fun explaining it to your parents!
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At the Give Back Box facility, they'll be sorted, inspected and cleaned.
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Looks like both your Sunday morning and afternoon fashion choices are sorted.
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Now that my skincare is sorted out, I look into water consumption.
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We're all struggling to get this piece of our lives sorted out.
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The data Google gives is anonymized, with accounts sorted by numerical identifiers.
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I'll bring everything to my next appointment and get it sorted out.
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Nobody I've spoken to is confident about getting anything sorted by Friday.
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But, as with prize money, these things can sorted out over time.
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The images can be sorted by century, color, genre, or library collection.
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Using that data, users are sorted into groups, or "audiences," for advertisers.
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But it's tricky and some things still need to be sorted out.
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Once everything is sorted out, I make a coffee and start working.
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This list is generally sorted by early stage to later stage: 1.
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When sorted by Credit Score, San Jose was the leader at 654.
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Disorders aren't sorted in a subject index, but they would have lent
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That's your Christmas shopping list sorted for fans of all things Gilmore.
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Surely there's an app which has sorted all this out by now?
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Chris: Adam sorted out the tickets and hooked us up with them.
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Here are all the hospitalizations from 2006 to 2010 sorted by month.
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We then averaged the scores and sorted them from worst to best.
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We eventually sorted everything out, but we needed to start pre-production.
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Those two genres if they're there, you're pretty sorted for your wedding.
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His father was a guy who sorted mail for the Postal Service.
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We've sorted the ideas — many of them from teachers — into two sections.
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The N.F.L. had nine teams sorted into two divisions, Eastern and Western.
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So we sorted out what survived the '70s and still looked great.
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Then, I sorted the students into groups, and they got to work.
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So twenty candidates debated in randomly-sorted groups of ten per night.
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She sorted through her papers and pulled out the FEMA denial letter.
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The findings, which are still being sorted through, led to the indictment.
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There's going to need to be some things to be sorted out.
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"We're not sitting still" while the problems are sorted, Mr. Aberle said.
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The foam is sorted and shredded into small pieces and then resold.
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Last week, we sorted through your suggestions and narrowed down the list.
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Objects are sorted by orifice, working south: Follow Barry Petchesky on Twitter
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The fate of the schools in receivership is still being sorted out.
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The proposed alternatives to inflation targeting can be sorted into two categories.
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When your results come out, it's a selection of cities sorted by price.
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The person on the phone is great and gets me all sorted out.
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Chinese dictionaries are often sorted by radical, so these characters are listed together.
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Once that's sorted, Friederich agrees there is no stopping the growth of bamboo.
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The problem with Clear, however, is the same one that Sorted will face.
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There's definitely a learning curve to using Sorted (as there was with Clear).
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Posts in a group, not unlike the newsfeed, are sorted algorithmically by default.
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Scott didn't get his act together in time to get his visa sorted.
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The drawer is sorted by distance, and it'll update as you walk around.
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If legal matters can be sorted out, the complex will open in 2021.
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You can also change the way emails are displayed and sorted inside Gmail.
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They recruited several thousand Facebookers and sorted them into control and treatment groups.
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Large amount of evidence collected during today's search to be sorted and analyzed.
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You can also delete batches of entries sorted by date or web service.
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Sorted through moments of organized mess, a relationship that was made to last.
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"We hope that one day this legal mess is sorted out," they add.
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So you thought you fully sorted out your Memorial Day sale shopping strategy.
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We are actually kind of impressed if you haven't sorted your presents yet.
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He says it should be sorted out between FICA FRIO and European Collectibles.
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Floyd says the fighting rules will be sorted out in the coming weeks.
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The garbage is automatically sorted and then recycled, buried or burned for fuel.
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Volunteers prepped food, tended to the ill or wounded, and sorted through donations.
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That's why we rounded up our favorite ones and sorted them by type.
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Check out our list of badass MCU gear to prepare, sorted by superhero.
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The reason it won't be directly sorted one-on-one using social media?
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Headlines Labour's Jeremy Corbyn vows to 'get Brexit sorted' in six months on.ft.
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For obvious reasons, most people hope they get sorted into Gryffindor or Ravenclaw.
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There, the articles are sorted and commented on by a community of moderators.
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But Trump's Cessna jet could be grounded while the issue gets sorted out.
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It's like a portfolio thrown open, chronology scrambled, contents roughly sorted by theme.
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"If the chemistry is good, everything else gets sorted," said an Indian official.
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In the new study, the researchers painstakingly sorted the phytoliths from other material.
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Communication issues start getting sorted out as Mercury ends its retrograde today, Taurus.
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So, we've sorted through the selection and picked the best of the best.
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Researchers sorted participants into five groups based on their fruit and vegetable consumption.
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One can only hope Adele's stomach situation has been sorted out by now.
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Plastics have to be cleaned, sorted, and melted to be reshaped and reused.
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After items are received and sorted, their next stop is the packing department.
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It's not polished, but if you're after cheap, colorful, and cheerful, you're sorted.
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There is this idea that when you become an adult, things are sorted.
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For the older of us, it won't be sorted out in our lifetimes.
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As a result, the trades can be sorted and executed in correct sequence.
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The captured plastic would then be transported back to land, sorted and recycled.
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And by the late 1990s, the parties were thoroughly sorted along ideological grounds.
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His soft eyes squinted and darted as he systematically sorted through the piles.
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Once they arrive, they are sorted, repacked and sold in ever smaller bales.
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We can't suddenly start manufacturing insulin — it's got to be sorted, no question.
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In both cases, he said, the items must be sorted, packed and shipped.
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In today's 360 video, watch as crayons are shaped, sorted, labeled and packaged.
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Tap "Library" to see your music sorted by artist, album, genre, and more.
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Bits of miscellany are haphazardly sorted in big plastic bins underneath the rummage.
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In one part-time job, Mr. Gregory sorted mail in a post office.
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"A lot needs to get sorted out and it's complicated," Mr. Flentje replied.
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I really hope this gets sorted out before my 10 years are up.
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The patient, for her part, is eager to get this all sorted out.
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They throw it into some kind of truck all sorted nice and neat.
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"I'm hopeful, with time, that I will get things sorted out," Smith said.
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The fruit needs to be unloaded, sorted, graded and packed - all before dawn.
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We could have sorted them out, and moved those who should be moved.
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You can scroll through the app and pick magazines sorted by alphabetical order.
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They then quickly sorted through their struggles in Y Combinator and pressed forward.
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A different algorithm sorted teachers' specialties and schedules to match a student's needs.
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We sorted—with no gloves or masks, as was the norm back then.
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Now all they need is some shampoo and conditioner and they'll be sorted.
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Get things sorted while you still can, because Mercury retrograde begins next month!
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But it has not been sorted, mediated, and re-presented as a poem.
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I haven't totally sorted out how I feel about some of the privacy stuff.
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We all have unseemly baggage, racist and otherwise, that needs to be sorted through.
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In experiments, 80 percent of cargo molecules were sorted, so there's room for improvement.
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Sharp, who also kicked off a dance party on a train, has you sorted.
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Those concerns could be sorted out with data analysis and some cooperative civic planning.
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Each category would be sorted by an algorithm rather than Snapchat's existing chronological feed.
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The FedEx Help account reached out to the singer to get the situation sorted.
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But at some point, those success rates are going to have to be sorted.
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It looks like the final points on the deal are still being sorted through.
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Feast your eyes on the color-sorted contents of this party-sized Skittles bag.
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We catch up on some YouTube videos by Sorted Food and The Try Guys.
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If he is to be proved right, Monte dei Paschi must be sorted out.
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Leave me in peace, I think, I've got my cloud storage sorted out already.
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Job Stehmann tells me that the issue is already sorted in the production code.
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Nothing is sorted; you can't see how much of a threat other trademarks are.
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At the Jericho facility, a wheelchair and toys were among the items being sorted.
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No doubt the two parties will again say this means Brexit must be sorted.
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After I sorted the wheat from the chaff, these were the watches worth wearing.
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Imports of recyclable waste are often dirty, poorly sorted or contaminated with hazardous substances.
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"We're working as hard as we can to get this sorted out," they said.
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Stick a toothpick in these babies and you've got an easy appetizer sorted fast.
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It's a fundamental feature, and helps keep windows well-sorted on laptops in particular.
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Charlotte's finest (police officers) sorted it out and got him off the property, thankfully.
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Deputies put on the cuffs for about 6 minutes while they sorted this out.
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As a kid, you sorted adults into three categories: parents, teachers, and everyone else.
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Voters must be given an extra day while this mess is sorted out urgently.
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Right now, questions are just sorted into categories like recent, hot and needs help.
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It is sorted, shredded and formed into their product, which they call BLUE hangers.
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Each story is sorted into various themes like "War," Women," and "Worth Ethic v.
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Once you have sorted out the why, consider where you want to get to.
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Now I am told that some tricky compliance issues need to be sorted out.
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They're sorted and then taken to the CBP mail facility next door for inspection.
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As The Hill sorted through the 400-plus amendments, some common themes popped out.
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FromSoftware sorted things things out for subsequent games, but it never patched the original.
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Since I sorted the internet issue the 4K Apple TV has had few issues.
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The exact logistics of administering this type of program haven't been sorted out yet.
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The online pharmacy offers pre-sorted doses of medications precisely timed with home delivery.
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It has struck her how much her former Dayton classmates have sorted out politically.
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Once gross profit and those massive operating expenses are sorted out, Son anticipates profitability
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The dirty jar may be sorted by hand and removed from the recycling stream.
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Soliman's databases sorted through millions of records and set priority lists for the analysts.
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Tusks were sorted based on appearance to avoid testing two sides of one pair.
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Here are the best hotels in Berlin, sorted by price from low to high:
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"Partisanship and ideology haven't just become more polarized but also better sorted," Nyhan said.
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It's OK everyone – I've sorted out the handwashing thing once and for all… pic.twitter.
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After that's all sorted out, the most immediate issue will be the looming indictment.
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It's also the portrait of a group of ladies sorted by type and temperament.
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The bags are inspected, sorted through and then distributed to schoolchildren living in shelters.
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Valentine&aposs Day is quickly approaching — do you have your gifts all sorted out?
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There are a ton of fascinating implications of that, that we haven't sorted out.
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While Talea read in the corner, Ms. Childs sorted through piles of housing documents.
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Our children don't get to stay home while situations like this are sorted out.
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All times ET. When was the last time you sorted through your collections, Libra?
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A trial for Schock is on hold while the legal issues are sorted out.
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His father sorted mail for the postal service, and his mother was a homemaker.
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It's sort of that bit in between that is getting sorted out right now.
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When the hairs are all sorted, they&aposre ready to go into the cannon.
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It's sorted into "New Games We Love," and features various lists of unique games.
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We can't let this run and run, we have got to get this sorted.
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At least that's a gift or two sorted for next year then, fingers crossed!
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We sorted employees by city and selected just those located in Atlanta to print.
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Once you get that sorted out, you don't need to worry about anything else.
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Obviously this got me to thinking: what about the faves who were not sorted?
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It's probably like the beginning of the internet, which sort of sorted itself out.
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Things only get worse when Albus is sorted into Slytherin, just as he'd feared.
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If you're not well sorted, then it's harder to make you angry or enthusiastic.
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Our identities, our thoughts, and our beliefs can't always be sorted easily into two categories.
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And, besides, he got his Kaepernick shout-outs sorted on his "XO Tour Lif3" remix.
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It was all right there, neatly categorized and sorted by release type and file format.
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Here's how tech companies reacted, with their responses sorted by the strength of their criticism.
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Now that you've got your eclipse-viewing plans sorted out, here's how this device works.
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Once the technicalities are sorted out, the bank will have to get back on track.
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What she learns is that she thinks she has it sorted and denies entry, basically.
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For one thing, political parties were far less "sorted" in 1974 than they are today.
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Then, researchers sorted participants into three groups from lowest to highest risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Throttle also makes these emails available on their website, efficiently sorted into dozens of categories.
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He was a wild kid and he's sorted his life out now, which is wicked.
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The self-reported data can also be sorted by gender, helping to highlight pay discrepancies.
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The girls have been with me and will be until all this is sorted out.
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She'd been sorted into the slacker-parent category while her baby was still in utero.
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"Nowadays, used cerium oxide is carefully collected, separated, sorted for size, and reused," King said.
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Once you've sorted out these nine folks, head over to Forbes for the full list.
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All images are searchable and can be sorted by category, copy space, and even color.
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The criteria were sorted into five categories, which themselves were weighted in order of importance.
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If I can get a couple of jobs in a month, that's my rent sorted.
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He said the firm could re-enter the company if the developments are sorted out.
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We assume that at some point we'll get this all sorted out, but no promises.
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Newspapers (they came after the cave, but before the iPhone) sorted stories all the time.
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The boxes are sorted and distributed through a system of colour-coding, numbering and symbols.
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Have just heard that James S Potter has been Sorted (to nobody's surprise) into Gryffindor.
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Mined sand, sorted to bespoke criteria and requiring convoys of trucks, is more expensive still.
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This all boils down to the fact that Facebook's News Feed is sorted by engagement.
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Who should bear the brunt of consequent liabilities needs to be sorted out in advance.
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That's when I'll know that you guys have sorted out the whole negotiations with them.
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Respondents write in their answer, and the various answers are then sorted into larger categories.
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The idea that human beings can be sorted into psychological types is ancient, of course.
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Those were sorted, labeled and winnowed to more than 14 million images in 22,000 categories.
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The only thing yet to be sorted is which liberal lion will assume the mantle.
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In a small town, in real life, that might keep us pretty well sorted out.
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Commitments are discussed and details are sorted out when Mercury meets Saturn on January 13.
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I know Zay, I know Caleb personally, he'll get it sorted out, he'll be fine.
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This theme park could be a chance to finance things until they get sorted out.
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Here's a thing: when was the last time you sorted out your spice cupboard properly?
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NEW: Downing St now backtracking on having sorted confidence and supply deal with DUP. #coalitionofchaos?
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We'll talk you through the issue, whatever it is, get you sorted, make things right.
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I wish I could say that that Chicago is gone because the problems got sorted.
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In the 1990s, as Democrats pushed for social changes, evangelicals sorted into the Republican Party.
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Four days later, Ms. Daniels tweeted that she and Mr. Avenatti had sorted things out.
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After making the decision to declutter, however, I sorted each according to their present value.
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The states are sorted by their current total number of reported deaths per million people.
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Trump later said that the issue needed to be sorted out between the two countries.
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There is still a chance of a TV deal on Amazon, so get yourself sorted.
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Whether those teams are anywhere near equal will be sorted out in the coming weeks.
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These mosquitoes are then hand sorted to weed out any stray females that slip through.
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A Giphy representative told Gizmodo on Sunday night, however, that things had been sorted out.
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They're going to have to be sorted out in the next seven or so weeks.
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Using data from Zillow, Business Insider sorted states from lowest to highest median home value.
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After I get her sorted out, I try to go back to sleep but can't.
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Luckily, I sorted most of these out by the time I started my freelance business.
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If all went accordingly, your iCloud contacts will be sorted in an organized, alphabetical spreadsheet.
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Only 25% of the most recyclable plastic, polyethylene terephthalate, actually gets properly sorted and recycled.
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By then he hoped to have sorted out his feelings about seeing his ex-wife.
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To help, we've rounded up the best holiday picks at Sephora, sorted by price, ahead.
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The future relationship doesn't need to be sorted out properly until the UK has left.
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"By the time it was all sorted out, there was no business," Shawn Pleasants said.
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I think we haven't quite sorted that out yet, as far as I can tell.
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Acts usually spend anywhere from $1500 to $6000 to get their US visas sorted out.
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Until the groups are actually sorted in the European Parliament then we'll get a better idea of the power structures, and then we'll get a better idea in relation to with the presidency having been sorted how the rest of it will flow through.
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EcoFlow knows about the issues and says they'll be sorted by the time production units ship.
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It is all sorted by the same people-- (CROSSTALK) GINGRICH: Yes, it&aposs the same team.
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Divergent is that YA novel series and film franchise where everyone's sorted into groups by personality.
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But Intel thinks it's sorted out a way to build vertically instead—think a high rise.
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The fifth, Warren, was sorted with O'Rourke, Booker, and Klobuchar, who haven't been polling as strongly.
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The property turned up when she sorted through documents as part of the Tribal Wills Project.
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Once that's been sorted, YouTube can get on with adding other useful stuff, like playlist folders.
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Twice a month Oluwaseyi visits her daughter's school with bags full of sorted plastic bottle recyclables.
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Let's also say that a deadline was looming, and that footage needed to be sorted, ASAP.
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No matter which Hogwarts House your dad has sorted into, this gift is short to delight.
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In almost all ways, I find the group chat an improvement over the machine-sorted feed.
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Sorting 1,000 cards takes 1-2 hours, depending on the criteria by which they're being sorted.
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"Oh, that's not my writing," he said, relaxing now that he had sorted the situation out.
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They sorted through possessions and decided what to keep and what was ruined by the flood.
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Investors in the two companies reacted differently on Thursday as they sorted through the deal's details.
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De Langhe delayed the processing while her staff sorted the legitimate LGBT refugees from the posers.
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We sorted through the catalog's digital pages and pulled out our new favorites from the collection.
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The molecules are then sorted according to how fast they move through an oscillating electric field.
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We've sorted through the remains of Prime Day to see if any deals were left over.
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These Olympians probably deserve a few more gold medals for getting the whole mess sorted out.
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It left the hardest issues—borders, settlements, Jerusalem and Palestinian refugees—to be sorted out later.
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The candy inside was removed from the package and re-sorted, police said in a statement.
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Rescue workers sorted through the debris where the helicopter lay on its side on the street.
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You'll be greeted by a full list of all queries that can be sorted and deleted.
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But the structure it provided allowed new information to be sorted like laundry into dresser drawers.
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Until all of this is sorted, Wi-Fi will be limited and, in some cases, lousy.
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I eventually went Long Island to stay with my parents while I got this sorted out.
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The study team next mapped their sorted tweets to 2010 census tracts and ZIP code areas.
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Most interests are sorted into broad categories like Lifestyle and Culture, People, or News and Entertainment.
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At first I thought I had the challenge pretty much sorted, but I got increasingly stuck.
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In "Sorted for Es and Whizz," Pulp buys tickets from a "mashed up bloke" in Camden.
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Earlier this year, he evaluated his own Twitter followers and sorted them by gender and race.
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Data can be sorted by year, risk rating, "type" of incident, and whether it was downgraded.
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We sorted through Amazon's best-sellers lists for the kitchen essentials every well-stocked kitchen needs.
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I thought I had things sorted and then the rug got taken out from under me.
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Nonetheless, even a highly sorted America is not immune to massive swings in the national mood.
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If you've been sorted before on Pottermore, you'll be able to return to your original house.
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Unless London's property market can be sorted out, people across the country will bear the brunt.
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Hughes have sorted out their sex life, they've moved on to bickering about their wedding reception.
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Was that trial and error, or something that was sorted out in the initial design process?
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"There's a war underway on the internet .... We want things to be sorted out," Jambor said.
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"It's clear there are a lot of issues yet to be sorted out," Mr. Hemmings said.
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When I sorted hotels by user ratings, it came up 381st of 383 in the city.
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"The store layouts and how they have everything sorted and organized is a breeze," said Lawrence.
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As expected, the time trial sorted out Froome's relationship to his rivals for the overall lead.
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Do you have a computer file that is a long, unordered list that must be sorted?
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"I don't think anybody's sorted out the totality of things going on over there," said Redlener.
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You can also make a new Google Doc inside of a folder, so it's sorted automatically.
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The damaged ones would have to be sorted out at harvest time ... which could increase costs.
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The material, which is still being sorted through by specialists, is being transferred to Tulsa, Okla.
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They just sorted of blended in with everything, a metronome subconsciously guiding me through my meal.
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" These are clever questions that sorted the player into one of two categories, "law" or "chaos.
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So these are the kinds of things that are going to have to be sorted out.
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The waste is then sorted, and the recovered plastic is sent to an Adidas processing plant.
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They are sorted, sized, graded and packed into a box with other tomatoes, totaling 25 pounds.
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"Cancel the villas in Tuscany and get this mess sorted out," said one Twitter user, Rob.
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With vodka and ice sorted, Petch tells me about the vermouth component of his clean martini.
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Select the Albums tab in either app and scroll to see those file types already sorted.
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Do you want to be the intern assigned to copying and pasting tags into sorted fields?
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Americans have sorted themselves into opposing factions, with different values, sources of authority, and shared understandings.
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Prosperous matrons from the West University neighborhood, accessorized with blue latex gloves, sorted mountains of clothes.
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To test this, Goldman sorted stocks based on recent changes to consensus revenue projections in FactSet.
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Many others boarded planes but were detained on arrival while officials sorted out what to do.
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For a long time, crime analysis teams — several uniformed officers and a sergeant — manually sorted data.
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The robot could continue to learn as it sorted through items it had never seen before.
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The grouped result is not unlike opening a folder and looking inside for the sorted mail.
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" Nadler also said that the evidence has not been "all sorted out" to "do an impeachment.
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Families sorted through plans for what to do in case one among them was swept up.
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Real life photos of each animal are sorted through before one lands on the user's head.
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Needless to say, I've put my nose job on hold while we get this all sorted.
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As the family sorted through his belongings, they came across the letters, written in early 1960s.
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In response, EPA delayed issuing RFS rules for two years as it sorted out the claims.
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Rat complaints in 2017 by cities sorted in descending order according to complaints per 100,000 residents.
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"If you do [have cancer], there is a good chance it can be sorted," he said.
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There the toiletries are sorted by product before entering the first stage of the recycling process.
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Data shows that women and minorities are selectively sorted out of engineering, math and science careers.
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"The implosion of those world capital markets has never really been sorted out," he told me.
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They were sorted by sex and nationality, with foreign men presumed to be Islamic State members.
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Beneath the heap, seven volunteers slowly and manually sorted by material every scrap that came in.
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Now that we've got that sorted, here's The Noisey Guide to Making Your Damn Venue Inclusive.
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We saw "pickers," employees who roamed the aisles, scanned packages and moved them to be sorted.
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Americans have sorted themselves: Almost all liberals are now Democrats; almost all conservatives are now Republicans.
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We very briefly had a left JoyCon connectivity problem, but that seems to be sorted out.
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An October Brookings report sorted the Democratic primary field into three categories: Moderate, Establishment, and Progressive.
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That program spit out a big text file with all the words and their locations in the film, which I then imported into a spreadsheet, sorted in alphabetical and then chronological order, and fed into another little program that took the sorted list and produced the edit.
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"Commonwealth [Bank] sorted everything out and were helpful, but Telstra's customer service has been horrific," he added.
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Their friendship may be the big lie, as Celeste says, but that lie needs to be sorted.
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Transferring applications and app settingsScreenshot: GizmodoThat's all your files, folders, and data sorted—what about your applications?
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Let&aposs first go to Fox Business Network&aposs Deirdre Bolton with how it all sorted out.
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"Those are not easily sorted out when somebody enters the EU, or leaves the EU," Azevedo said.
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Until the case is sorted, Smollett will not appear in this season's final two episodes of Empire.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Britain's latest stress test has sorted the country's banks into good, bad and ugly.
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If you need them sorted other ways, the company is open to helping with custom sorting logic.
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However, because you are still sorted in the grid by order of distance, trilateration may be possible.
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Keep reading to discover some of the best wellness, hotels, sorted by price from low to high.
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"It's just a debate about priorities that we haven't sorted out yet," the source told BuzzFeed News.
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My parents and aunts and uncles sorted through their house and allocated everything to different family members.
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Seats on the Soyuz are typically sorted out three years in advance when dealing directly with Roscosmos.
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At the end of the process, babies are tickled with a feather and then sorted into families.
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So there's a chance that the UK will need a technical extension to get this sorted out.
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And the party system is more sorted now; party identification is a reliable predictor of issue positions.
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Taylor Swift has been sorted into Slytherin, and she's bringing a new banger to their house parties.
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MixBin also has photos of the products sorted by where they were sold posted on their website.
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His rationale was that "political turmoil" had to be sorted out, and China has "enjoyed stability" since.
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Negotiations are ongoing and will be sorted out shortly... before the end of the year, I'm sure.
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Finally, any remaining remnants of skin are removed, and the beans are sorted once again for quality.
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Now just find us a way to send Trump to TRAPPIST-1 and we're sorted for life!
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When they voted for Obama, they sorted all of that out, y'know, drew a line under it.
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Yet to be sorted: consequences for the party, the planet, and the U.S. role on the globe.
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A connected conveyer then lifts the garbage into a central tower, where it is sorted for disposal.
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I did fuck all and sorted out hundreds of emails that came through after the Boiler Room.
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Unlike emojis, the stickers aren't sorted into different categories — they all are inside one long scroll list.
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"They need to dialogue and get their problems sorted out," Mr. Lokech said in a telephone interview.
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The older you get, the heavier that package becomes that you haven't sorted through, so you run.
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Each different species of microbe yielded a collection of genetic fragments that could be sorted by size.
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I left convinced that we've actually sorted out the most pressing of the technological problems with voting.
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"We are pleased that we managed to get this financing sorted out so early," the spokesman said.
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A conveyer system then lifts the debris into a central tower, where it is sorted for disposal.
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He's getting over a divorce, so I'm keeping it fairly casual while he gets things sorted out.
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All the fallout surrounding Britain's historic decision to leave the European Union is still being sorted out.
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Ahead, we have sorted the very best celebrity poses with some guidance on how to spot them.
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A large number of packages are already being sorted following the world's biggest 24-hour shopping day.
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The appeals court ruled that Porter did not have to testify until the issue was sorted out.
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"Problems in the banks need to be sorted out in the banks by the banks," he added.
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The projects themselves are sorted under seven universal themes: health, construction, home, work, memory, mobility, and play.
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Financial issues and communication problems are finally being sorted out now that Mercury is going direct, Scorpio!
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In that project, Park sorted the data into emotions—sadness, anger, desire, happiness, and hatred, per plate.
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The financial terms are agreed, there was a problem with US broadcasters but that has been sorted.
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He examined my experiences, sorted out the factual wheat from the confusing chaff, and filed my case.
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Instead, they were sorted into mail bins and stored in a records room, the state's review found.
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Over the past several decades, the political parties have sorted into more unified liberal and conservative blocs.
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So the practical-minded people of this green and pleasant isle have sorted it all out, right?
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He sorted through some drawers and boxes, and then he handed me two beautiful small wooden frames.
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Once I've sourced and sorted, I look for sparkle, life, light, brilliance, scintillation, and the overall beauty.
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The floating boom is meant to drift along, capturing plastic that will eventually be sorted and recycled.
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Today genetic data is sorted and compared to tens of thousands of genomes available in public repositories.
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It's as if we're waiting at the station, saying, 'We'll get this sorted out in the end.
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"If it isn't sorted out [soon], it could affect the holiday season, which would cripple some companies."
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We bring some sort of issue to the WTO, good luck getting that sorted within five years.
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They sorted the channels into five segments: liberals (including Bonnell), skeptics, conservatives, alt-lite, and alt-right.
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Now that the work day is sorted out, it's important to apply these strategies to the week.
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As PG&E's future is sorted out, many who will be affected are far from the courtrooms.
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The differences are determined by where they originate and how they're withered, oxidized, rolled, dried and sorted.
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And today, in a very short period of time, we've sorted ourselves out to streaming and Spotify.
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Kay Ivey, and she and other Montgomery lawmakers told Hall they would help get it sorted out.
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About an hour later, I received four flight itinerary options, sorted by price from lowest to highest.
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The gunmen calmly sorted them, explaining that their intention was to kill only foreigners and non-Muslims.
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This super cheap online course (it's less than $10) will help you get it all sorted out.
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Scientists developed methods for staining chromosomes so they could be sorted and counted, a test called karyotyping.
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Provisional ballots will also be made available in case related disputes cannot be sorted on the spot.
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At FabScrap's warehouse in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, textiles from fashion studios are sorted by material and color.
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But his campaign countered that they should wait for the accusations to be sorted out in court.
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Once I finally got that headache sorted out, I filed my taxes and breathed a sigh of relief.
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Those early issues are apparently sorted out now, as Apple says the feature is ready for the masses.
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If she were a tryhard know-it-all and magic-born, she might have been sorted into Slytherin!
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I had over 150 apps downloaded onto my iPhone 7, all sorted into confusing folders across seven screens.
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We sorted through the many copycats and knockoffs to find the best drone at just about any price.
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"Some key issues" still remain to be sorted out, Jeroen Dijsselbloem told a news conference after the meeting.
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He'll get back to the end of the line, just as soon as he's sorted out what wrong.
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And now you can be sorted into the one that suits you best, via Pottermore's new sorting quiz.
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Need-based innovation is a process in which problems are identified and sorted based on impact and opportunity.
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Hell, all she needs is a cigarette holder and we'd say she's got her next Halloween costume sorted.
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Di Maio said on Thursday the dispute needed to be sorted out because it was upsetting financial markets.
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Keep reading to discover some of the best pet-friendly hotels, sorted by price from low to high.
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Now you can view tweets sorted by topic, without having to follow anyone, right in Twitter's Explore tab.
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Once the administrative gripes of other countries are sorted out, Moldova is unlikely to stand alone against Britain.
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Clothes are meticulously sorted by decade and vetted for any kind of damage before they hit the rack.
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The goal with Sorted is to address problems where other calendaring and to-do list apps fall short.
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All the fish are sorted again, ensuring that any by-catch makes it back into the water alive.
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Officials say that pretty much all the disagreements have been sorted out except, crucially, for the output floor.
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According to ABC News, the dogs are sorted based on their interactions with their toys and each other.
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She was sorted as a #Gryffindor, which is pretty obvious by her daring wardrobe choice.... #HarryPotter #Hogwarts pic.twitter.
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A tab that shows Stories in reverse chronological order, replacing the redesign's algorithmically sorted feed for many people.
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"In the next few months that will be sorted out," he said of the land acquisition, without elaborating.
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As per the rest of Reddit, comments and posts are sorted through an upvote and downvote points system.
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Childrens and young adult books, the categories that "Harry Potter" is often sorted into, were down 20.4 percent.
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If not, they might not be seen now that Instagram and Twitter are moving to algorithmically sorted feeds.
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" "Thoroughness is certainly more important than speed, but I'm optimistic that everything will be sorted out by Christmas.
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The researchers sorted newspapers on a spectrum based on how likely they were to endorse Democrats for president.
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Hopefully, this all gets sorted out soon before the Martian colonies begin, because goddamn would that be disastrous.
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He nodded, before telling me he was off to the doctors to get a longstanding hearing problem sorted.
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The reason these things haven't been sorted out yet is because they come with emotional and moral questions.
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But this algorithmically sorted feed also creates a space where it can insert its new sponsored content ads.
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The refreshed home screen features song collections sorted by genre and curated playlists popular in the platform's community.
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Barton, Pratt, and Patridge all look like any of their drama could be quickly sorted out over coffee.
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I guess it's easy to think everything is sorted when all you have to worry about is rockets.
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The material was brought to shore where workers meticulously sorted through the debris in search of valuable metals.
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None of this business of living is in a will, but all of it must be sorted out.
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Give me a castle, a bodice, and some unbearably tearful family tension, and that's my Friday night sorted.
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You can also choose how restaurants are sorted – best match, Google rating, Zagat food score, distance, or pricing.
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"They want this issue sorted out," he told parliament of his perception of European leaders' attitude towards Brexit.
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Just in time for his posts to be sorted algorithmically, Pope Francis will join Instagram over the weekend.
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Those paying quarterly taxes in 2018 before all the rules were sorted out may have to make adjustments.
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We've sorted through thousands of sales at Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and Macy's to bring you this list.
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Warranties should all be stored in one clear plastic folder that's sorted through regularly with expired documents tossed.
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I think we still have not sorted out where the boundaries are between government activity and private sector.
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But there's still a lot to be sorted out, said Mark Hamrick, a senior economic analyst at Bankrate.com.
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The government has proposed to set up mandatory monitoring, but the details have yet to be sorted out.
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The USFDA issue seems to be sorted to a large extent with most pharma companies falling in line.
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We've sorted through thousands of pieces and chosen 13 of our favorite products that we think you'll love.
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Abiy is "moving in the right direction, but the security situation is still far from sorted," she added.
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That's much different — inmates are sorted into low- to high-security facilities based on their crimes and histories.
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If you've applied for a job online, your resume was almost certainly sorted by an applicant tracking system.
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While sorted semen allows some farmers to play God, natural breeding results in female calves and male calves.
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We do not now have the evidence all sorted out and everything to do — to do an impeachment.
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A few weeks later comes Bonnaroo's announcement, for early June, and we have still not sorted out Coachella.
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After the trays arrive in the kitchen through a hole in the wall, the dishes are systematically sorted.
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The ones that I've sorted are stored in plastic boxes and binders in the shelves against the wall.
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Just recently sorted out issues with DMS, which is like major in the New York City graff scene.
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Club shooting People being shot dead in Blue Parrot BPM god I hope this gets sorted right now ??
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At this stage, guests were simply told to grab a tent and things would be sorted out tomorrow.
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They were synced up the whole time, just underneath some communication problems that needed to be sorted out.
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We have sorted ourselves into polarized factions living in different worlds, not just of values, but of facts.
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But there are a number of things that should be sorted out before deciding to share a home.
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Why is it collected, sorted and traded in ways that are nearly impossible to see in the aggregate?
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A time management coach sorted through what psychologists call "attachment" styles and gives advice on identifying your own.
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Before starting at Tesla last year, Ms. Stewart, 252, sorted and packed orders at a nearby Amazon warehouse.
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Read on for the best family vacation hotels in the US, sorted by price from low to high.
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The states are sorted according to their death rates on the day with the most recent available data.
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All day, we sorted through thousands of photos and messages flagged as inappropriate on a meet-up app.
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Here's some of the work we like best, sorted to meet your specific need on this fraught day.
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Kolomi was sorted into the third emir's unit and told to get up and follow his new leader.
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I paged back through my notes, trying to keep all the Ukrainian figures and their Trump links sorted.
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Everything is done within a few clicks, and having my taxes sorted out feels like such a relief.
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Online, they're even sorted by protein, along with stand-alone categories for vegetarian dishes and those with pasta.
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Sorted by sector, B2B Software/Services just absolutely dominates YC's Top 101, accounting for 52% of the list.
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There are meditations sorted by specific teacher, style (breath, energy) or length of time (starting at one minute).
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And that can happen indefinitely because they are made of one material and are easily and inexpensively sorted.
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Family history, long-drawn battle lines and inter-conference rivalries probably sorted that out before you were born.
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And so begins an 11-month transition period, when all this may or may not be sorted out.
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They sorted drugs into five classes, with one being the most potent and five being the weakest potency.
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You can right click to control how the Stacks get sorted, like by date opened or file type.
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The return of commercial fishing has also created jobs at processing facilities where fish is sorted and frozen.
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In the "didn't" column, he says, were user frustrations over changes made to how friend lists were sorted.
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Short of violence, politics is the only way we have of sorting out what needs to be sorted.
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But, but, but: It leaves a lot of policy details be sorted out later, to say the least.
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And so we've gone into this period of time in journalism where it's not yet sorted itself out.
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"We do not now have the evidence all sorted out and everything to do an impeachment," he said.
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However, when all three identities are well-sorted, Trump benefits more than either Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio.
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The US's interest is in having this regional dispute sorted out as swiftly and as smoothly as possible.
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It's usually sprayed on produce during the wash cycle, before it's sorted and packed to go to retailers.
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These sources of income get sorted into different mental budgets, and are saved or spent differently in turn.
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What Snap needs to do is create tabs for relevancy sorted Stories and chronologically sorted messages in the friends side of the app, and keep all professional content in the Discover section, but with the option to subscribe to your favorite creators to move them over to the Friends' story lists.
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The dreams and visions loosely sorted into categories: opportunities to engage with the deceased; loved ones "waiting;" unfinished business.
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"I had my wedding party sorted out but something wasn't sitting right with me, it wasn't complete," she says.
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"Beauty packaging sent in to TerraCycle for recycling will be shredded, cleaned, and sorted by plastic type," explains Herrera.
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After that, we sorted through all the items, determining what I was going to keep, donate, or throw away.
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That company brings the parcels to a consolidation point, where the parcels are sorted by country and final mile.
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The resulting fractions are sorted into plastics, metals, and glass and sold as stock feed in the manufacturing process.
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" Despite hailing from humble beginnings in Pennsylvania, the CNN host confessed that over time, he had "unintentionally self-sorted.
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That's the more fundamental issue that we haven't sorted out here: What is it that creates and sustains terrorists?
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Now you can be your own Chinese hero Pitu's also got a whole range of looks sorted by theme.
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That might not be good with the lawyers, so I haven't quite sorted out whether we can do that.
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Really, this whole thing sounds like a mess that probably should have been completely sorted out before taking orders.
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The S&P 500 is an index of the 500 largest publicly-traded companies when sorted by market cap.
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In another episode, called "Six Short Stories About Magic," the narrative is split into six vignettes sorted by character.
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Once the dog is sorted, they are given their perspective color scarves and charts for potential adopters to view.
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Marketplace was built-mobile first on top of photos, and is relevancy-sorted to make browsing efficient and gratifying.
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Did Jude Law ever take the online test to find out which Hogwarts house he'd have been sorted into?
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The Wolfpack sorted out some issues during intermission and converted on four of their first six second-half possessions.
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It's because Instagram switched its feed from photos appearing in chronological order to photos being sorted by an algorithm.
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It pulls figures when it can, attempting to identify the contents so they too can be searched and sorted.
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But before you kick your feet up thinking your wardrobe essentials are sorted, have you considered the velvet blazer?
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But the same information viewed in aggregate, sorted by geography, chronology or sector, yields some fascinating — and newsworthy — patterns.
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Eventually, it all sorted out and we even had one relatively nice meal at the top that Julian made.
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Returned search results can be further sorted by time and reaction — across all eight types of possible Facebook reactions.
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When he was ready to start his first company, he sorted the candidates into two piles: solvable and unsolvable.
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I later sorted out all the input data and realized she had hoodwinked me—a conversational sleight of hand.
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It's sorted into the types of categories you're used to, based on other content you've watched in the past.
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Even the patriarch presides over a stock room that houses a loosely-sorted inventory that must go back decades.
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I sorted with my chopsticks through the plated pile of shiny meat in search of those translucent, salty strips.
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But elements of our current party situation are unique developments, including having such well-sorted (but organizationally weak) parties.
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"First thing is get the engine sorted and then very much follow on from there with driver," said Horner.
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After that, people with commercial insurance can get up to 12 months free while their coverage is sorted out.
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According to the company, few users are choosing to opt out of having their tweets sorted for them automatically.
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Everything is trying to be sorted out, and done with dignity and done with care, especially for the children.
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As last year, when Thomas simply proved better than Froome, the dilemma sorted itself out in the hardest climbs.
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Stories are sorted according to topic and feature headlines pulled directly from news outlets—they're not written by Facebook.
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While the legal and political ramifications of Verizon's conduct are being sorted out, the ethical implications are much clearer.
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In that area, routes are sorted for trains entering from the Hudson River tunnels and LIRR's West Side Yard.
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But Democrats and Republicans have become much more than just two competing parties, sorted into liberal and conservative camps.
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Many of those ideas have been shared at GOP conference meetings and sorted by task forces that Ryan created.
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The heroines all are sorted into categories, realize the government is evil, and spark rebellions using memorable hand signals.
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Prep for the action at the Armarium pop-up at the Raleigh, which has all your wardrobe needs sorted.
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A small study published recently followed children who were randomly sorted to use graduated extinction, fading or parent education.
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I could start it now, but they are still trying to get some of the audience sorted over there.
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"The technology is really young and really immature, and hasn't sorted itself out," Mr. Weber of Tecop International said.
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Then Mr. Mustafa demanded to see the passports of all of the passengers, and he sorted them by nationality.
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So Palermo named Fabio Vivani, one of Iachini assistants, as interim head coach while Schelotto sorted out his paperwork.
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Even after all that was sorted, the young activists had doubts that Superintendent Johnson would show up at all.
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It might be data entry or weeding, bibliography writing or shelf stacking—whatever it is, we've got you sorted.
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If vLine can help Airtime get the back end sorted, the question remains whether the app will gain traction.
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Finally, I sorted things out, and found the office of Erik Learned-Miller, one of the lab's two directors.
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They're sorted by various groupings like "Productivity" and "Social Networking" — tap a category to see what apps it includes.
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Local and state agencies, focused on active fires, have not yet sorted out who will take the leadership roles.
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"They were very helpful in getting it all sorted out," Hix said of the Amazon rep who eventually called.
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"We do not now have the evidence all sorted out," Nadler told ABC's "This Week" program on March 3.
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Because Apple does not provide download figures for its apps, the iOS apps were not sorted by user base.
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The president's unrelenting focus on migrants may prove ineffective because voters have already sorted themselves out along partisan lines.
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The kitchen-ware entrepreneur Ellen Bennett shares tips for keeping food labeled, spices sorted and drawers in perfect order.
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Room 123 was labeled "ropa," where volunteers sorted and distributed used jackets, T-shirts, shoes and other donated items.
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The staff, many of them young women like her, sorted reams of intercepted Japanese messages and pioneered new techniques.
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Atlanta is a major metropolitan area and recruiting hotbed, and most of the prospects here have been sorted through.
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But according to Harris, there is no reason Brexit won't be sorted before the Conservatives' end-of-year deadline.
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"The reason it wasn't getting sorted before is because there was always the hope it wouldn't happen," he said.
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Keep reading to discover 11 of the best hotels in Los Angeles, sorted by price from low to high.
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Over the past 50 years, the Democratic and Republican coalitions have sorted by ideology, race, religion, geography and psychology.
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While the details are still being sorted out, some aspects of this new life are already full steam ahead.
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Photos can be sorted into days, months, and years, with specific events getting their own albums within those categories.
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The feed is not chronological, timestamps are not included with videos, and hashtags are sorted by popularity, not time.
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They're all fee-free, and sorted by several factors, including highest interest rate, easiest to use, and best overall.
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The president's targets can be sorted into multiple different categories, some better equipped than others to endure his wrath.
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Experts say the chances of a deal being sorted by the end of the week are next to nothing.
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On a private list of attendees guarded by organizers, people were sorted into color-coded categories: Entertainment, Media, Influential.
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We sorted them, admiring them, soaking them in water to give them more of a shine, and taking photographs.
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He has one year left on his contract, and his status will be sorted out by the front office.
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This design makes the safe ideal for a couple that shares it, or for keeping items separated and sorted.
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Even if the funding issue is sorted out, Finablr's share price will probably struggle to recover like NMC Health.
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We sorted through the major assets of Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, HBO, Disney Plus, and Apple TV Plus below.
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The old rules might have worked at a moment when, as Brownstein illustrated, the parties weren't so thoroughly sorted.
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About 200 boats from their community floated offshore, and on the riverbank families sorted catches of fish and clams.
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A post can be sorted into one of five categories: crime, safety, suspicious, stranger, unknown visitor, or lost pet.
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And so we have both our dead body and reason for Tommy to come back into Catherine's life. Sorted.
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You see competing themes and visions emerge in the midterms, well before they get sorted out in presidential primaries.
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Folding tables had been set up and were covered in shoeboxes, each filled with postcards, all sorted by topic.
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Sorted Library does this by creating small reading rooms that are full re-creations of famous creative people's libraries.
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A couple of years ago I made a visualization of all the GML tags uploaded sorted by most prolific.
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In return for filming in new spots, directors increasingly expect things like permits and security to be sorted out smoothly.
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Question: We've got our portable air conditioners, our oil-free sunscreen, and our skin-baring summer wardrobes (mostly) sorted out.
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Sometime in the future, this might all get sorted out, but based on today's developments, that day is not today.
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That means if you haven't got an outfit sorted by this time next week, you'll have left it too late.
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With equal parts dread and a nagging urge to organize and triage, I sorted and caught up on unread messages.
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Father's Day is just a few days away, and to be honest you really should have already sorted a gift.
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Various minuscule screws must be marked and sorted so I can put my laptop back together again when I'm done.
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You'll see a playlist called "Your Top Songs 2018," which is sorted starting with the songs you played the most.
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"It seems as if [the boundaries] have been there so long that people have sorted across them," she told me.
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The narrator is a member of the Order of X, a keeper of the keys of Winchester's sorted racial history.
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It snapped up tonnes of imperfectly sorted Western waste, preferring it to the even more impure refuse available at home.
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There's also no way to turn the Purchases page "off" or to prevent future purchases from getting sorted into it.
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In this new society, modeled off ideals from the Old Testament, men and women are sorted into rigid gender roles.
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