WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Lockheed Martin Corp is awarded a $503 million modification to a previously issued order for air vehicle initial spares, to include F-35 Lightning II deployment spares packages, afloat spares packages and associated consumables, the Pentagon said on Friday.
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Cold and flu season spares few between now and spring.
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She kills Josef, but spares his victim, Alex (Toby Nichols).
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Dementia does not spare billionaires, and denial spares no one.
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Whether the Trump administration spares Apple remains to be seen.
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Moody's rarely spares those it puts on a downgrade warning.
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Cool how this clue crosses over SPARES, another sports reference.
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That spares Saudi lives, but imprecise bombing increases Yemeni civilian casualties.
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Iridium NEXT consists of 66 satellites, with nine spares in orbit.
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It holds the drone, charger, remote control, rotor blades and spares.
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A carbon drive belt spares your pants from inevitable grease stains.
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Microsoft spares no expense in the development of its tentpole games.
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It spares us the bad vibes, but still has some drawbacks.
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Here's rooting for the left eye, because I'm out of spares.
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It spares them some discomfort, and the side effects are negligible.
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Take a look at the clip to see who else he spares.
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Wheelchair tennis players cycle through tires quickly, so spares are a must.
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Hopefully, this storm spares NASA—and everyone else in Florida—the worst.
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The other half would be kept for flight tests and for spares.
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It hardly spares Mr Trump to call him "deluded" rather than a liar.
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She says it "spares them an additional year of mind-numbing exam preparation".
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He spares the boy, and decides to take him on a tour, instead.
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Others see it as a demeaning fraud that spares prohibition but withholds approval.
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The bicycle spares people from having to worry about where to park cars.
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Danner spares no analogy, classical or modern, to raise awareness of this predicament.
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And it spares the woman from blame in case the marriage goes sour.
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The sensors are actually spares that were refurbished when building the Curiosity rover.
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Bera bowled several spares, narrowly beating Crowley by a slim 113 to 109.
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He spares no detail in his destruction, leaving no taillight intact, no window untracked.
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Pratt & Whitney said it has increased the supply of spares and speeded up overhauls.
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As for Master Raymond, the king spares his life, but banishes him from France.
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The deal spares Cell C having to spend large sums to ensure national coverage.
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Sure, keeping your child inside a protective bubble spares you a lot of anxiety.
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Covid-19 is a disease that largely spares children and disproportionally affects older men.
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Some, the veterans said, feared losing equipment and liked to keep spares at home.
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The campaign used its own podium; Mr. Malloy had two spares just in case.
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The whole package, including maintenance, spares and weapons, was valued at 7.8 billion euros.
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Kim Kardashian West spares no expense when it comes to her holiday glam makeup routine.
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"My mom doesn't want to know anymore," said Ms. DeLuca, who spares her the details.
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The 000-year-old e-commerce worker spares little expense to make his pooch happy.
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Grey's Anatomy spares no one when it comes to unexpected and heartbreaking deaths, especially the interns.
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I chalked it up as a very expensive lesson, hope this spares someone else the same.
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This is still probably primarily a still camera, and it spares no spec on this front.
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Blessed be the man that spares these stones, And cursed be he that moves my bones.
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Expensive liquor spares the company costly penalties for its shoddy construction work that must be redone.
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MTU typically makes higher profit margins on spares and maintenance activities than on delivering new engines.
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Everyone can use one, and even if they already have one, it's good to have spares.
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The choice also spares him the potential threat of a difficult primary challenge from his right.
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NEWS ANALYSIS Even for a president who rarely spares the rhetorical howitzer, this was something new.
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The MCG decision spares Wynn resorts from the much more damaging fate of losing its gaming license.
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It may be their last chance to work out a deal that spares Idlib from wholesale slaughter.
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We see entire societies crumpled by a fast-moving plague that spares only 2% of the population.
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The creature spares her, maybe because it devoured Ciaran Hinds earlier in the episode, and it's full.
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The gearbox in Brawn's car, Button said, is the only working one and there are no spares.
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The agreement, due to be formally announced on Wednesday, spares Italy from the risk of EU fines.
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Not only does such criticism help buysiders negotiate better terms, it sometimes also spares them hefty losses.
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The fast pace spares no time for sentimentality and the ending, while satisfying, is not without bloodshed.
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Central Italy hit with magnitude 0003 earthquake that levels ancient structures but spares lives Central Italy hit with magnitude 6.6 earthquake that levels ancient structures but spares lives Central Italy was shaken by a powerful magnitude 6.6 earthquake Sunday morning, destroying centuries-old buildings and wounding at least 20.
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Yet God of War spares sympathy for that father, too — a man who was once a child himself.
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This spares Aviva the cost of a bigger claim, and the client the misery of a flooded basement.
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The satellite constellation is Iridium NEXT, and it consists of 22020 vehicles — 66 operational ones and nine spares.
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Within a few hours most of their batteries had run out; this time polling stations will have spares.
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Despite proposing major spending cuts to most domestic agencies, President Trump's "skinny budget" spares the Social Security Administration.
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Brown's objection spares Republicans from a showdown with Trump over trade, which Senate GOP leaders wanted to avoid.
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The shootout that follows on the Escobar compound spares all the key players except one: Tata's brother, Carlos.
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Brown's objection spares Republicans from a showdown with Trump over trade, which Senate GOP leaders wanted to avoid.
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Daredevil's there banging skulls, but spares the gun salesman so he can grill him about the Irish massacre.
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You can have a scholarship which spares you from working at McDonald's on provisional contracts for 4 years.
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It spares Heller -- the GOP's most endangered Senate incumbent -- from what would've been an expensive and bruising race.
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At the same time, the regime spares no efforts to create an atmosphere of fear in the country.
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Otherwise, the bill spares automakers from state regulations targeting the way they construct and design their driverless cars.
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Ring provides one battery in the box, but you can buy spares from Ring's website for a reasonable $20.
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Is there any way you could send spares or direct me to a store where I could buy them?
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It obscures the deeper forces dividing the world, and spares winners by playing down the legitimate concerns of losers.
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Avoiding that linkage spares presidents from requests from every foreign leader they meet to intervene in niggling trade disputes.
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Any treatment that reduces demand for organ transplants in one disease spares those organs for transplantation in other diseases.
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The mumblecore-graduated director spares no expense in making Gemini (out March 30) look like a neo-noir paradise.
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A payment of rental arrears spares someone who fell behind as a result of medical bills from getting evicted.
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Even for a president who rarely spares the rhetorical howitzer, this was new, our chief White House correspondent writes.
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Bowlers call the second strategy going for count, and they typically opt for it when they encounter difficult spares.
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It's oddly also quite an expensive haul now -- those remaining foreign auto spares in Iran have tripled in value.
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At the same time, their decision spares the administration from an escalating legal battle in the upcoming election year.
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An increasingly popular alternative to spares is the so-called run-flat design, which most new BMW models use.
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This move spares Czapski the accusation that he was merely escaping into the sensory, bourgeois richness of Proust's art.
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Because ALS primarily affects a person's motor neurons, it has been assumed that the disease spares a person's mental faculties.
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I cannibalized a half dozen spares from old IBM machines and kept them in a locked drawer just in case.
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The contract also includes interim contractor support, initial spares, support equipment and system parts replenishment, according to the Defense Department.
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Both have said they will start using the aircraft as spares if they are ready to fly before those dates.
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Yet Camille's status as an outsider also spares her from receiving the blunt of her mother's — shall we say — attention.
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Only some of the bodies will be armed with nuclear weapons, the others will be used for testing or spares.
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The museum is run by a private organisation, which at least spares it from the West Bank's incessant political feuding.
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And 3D printing saves on retooling costs to make small runs of parts (and spares if they suffer damage later).
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Industry sources say some airlines have been refusing to take Pratt-powered jets because of the lack of available spares.
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Acker's road to literary success and out of it was winding, and Kraus spares her reader none of the details.
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PTC will pay the department $14.5 million in a deal that spares the company from possible prosecution, the department said.
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When a coffee machine breaks down, often it can simply be replaced by spares kept on hand for that purpose.
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Thursday's deal, approved by the government's Defence Acquisition Council, includes the helicopters and associated equipment, spares, training, weapons and ammunition.
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Opioid addiction rose most swiftly among white, middle-class Americans, though it now spares no state, race or income group.
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Full-size spares gave way to the space-saving "doughnut" versions you sometimes spot on vehicles traveling at worrying speeds.
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Despite the desire of congressional Republicans to cut off federal funds to Planned Parenthood, the spending package spares the organization.
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In 2015, he analyzed nearly half a million frames from professional bowling matches in search of the least-converted spares.
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Baumbach's unflinching examination of the imploding union spares neither party, and Johansson and Driver's commitment to their characters is devastating.
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However, one of the mediums and one of the extra larges are spares that would require additional time for configuration.
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Iridium's original goal was to launch 66 telecommunications satellites, along with 15 spares — six in orbit and nine on the ground.
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Hargrave spares the reader no gory details, whether of birth, miscarriage or the scent of a body burning at the stake.
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The women he depicts are often Rubenesque, and Rahman spares no detail of the swirling colors and textures of human flesh.
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Thieves don't always go to the trouble and expense of making phony spares, especially with today&aposs expensive remote key fobs.
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While some expected that Trudeau would phase out federal subsidies, the budget largely spares the energy industry from any further grief.
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Devashish Makhija's 106-minute rape-revenge drama spares no punches, sketching out both the victim and perpetrator of rape in detail.
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In the end, she spares his life so he can return to the Sanctuary to exact some sweet revenge on Simon.
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The service, known as Reserve with Google, spares users the phone calls, online searching and form filling typically associated with appointments.
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The airline has selected CFM for the order, which is expected to rise above 600 engines including spares, the sources said.
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I've used this tool for groups big and small, and it spares me dozens of notifications and messages before meeting up.
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The offside flag is up though, and so that spares the Iranian ref the argument of whether it was a penalty.
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Among the most notorious spares is the 7-22015 split, which seasoned bowlers talk about with a kind of battered reverence.
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The sale announced Thursday would include 210 Javelin missiles and 37 control launch units (CLU), plus two more CLUs as spares.
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The Athens collective spares little information about its makeup or mission outside of its political character—about which it's abundantly clear.
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Canada has since replaced the mechanisms with spares, but the country is sending up another one just in case there's another failure.
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That also meant it couldn't charge easily, so if you ran out and didn't have any spares, you were out of luck.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 163 Review: The Best Android Phone That Spares No ExpenseThe original smartphone-with-a-stylus is all grown up.
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Despite the problems, the company said it expected to deliver 28 to 28 of the engines this year, including about 50 spares.
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"They typically schedule to the maximum availability of aircraft and crew resources, with no spares or slack for irregular operations," he said.
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And in addition to tax incentives, they pointed out a Texas law that spares larger data centers from sales taxes on equipment.
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In 2015 LKQ bought Italy's Rhiag from private equity firm Apax to expand in the European auto spares market, while on Dec.
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The move spares consumers during the busy holiday season as the cost of those goods would likely rise with the additional tariffs.
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The indictment of racial prejudice in the earlier movie was blistering stuff, but "Us" spares nobody, regardless of color, age, or creed.
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Travel ____ The actor spares no one in "Bob Honey Who Just Do Stuff," about a hired killer (maybe) and politics (for sure).
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The shared screen makes an ideal teaching tool, and spares surgeons the need to bend their necks for hours at a time.
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"Nature punishes the poor people more and spares the rich," said S.K. Behra, the owner of a smashed tea stall in Bhubaneswar.
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But there are also "spares" — members of the royal family who are farther in the line of succession because of birth order.
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No spares were readily available, so a mechanic in Darjeeling fashioned one out of the leather from an old Gurkha soldier's hat.
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The service spares travelers the pain of hauling their luggage without the complication and cost of a two-minute bus or taxi ride.
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The unexpected ruling spares them from potentially having to reimburse billions of euros to borrowers who for years have paid the tax themselves.
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To telecom giants like AT&T, Charter, Comcast* and Verizon, however, Pai's repeal is another major victory that spares them from government regulation.
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The only downside is the old batteries don't fit in the Hero 5 Black and vice versa; you'll need to buy new spares.
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Over time, the stylus could bend, break, or even get lost, which is why it's useful to keep a pack of spares around.
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This formula spares a movie like, say, "Fifty Shades Freed" from inclusion, because honestly, the shock would have been if it wasn't bad.
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A vulnerability disclosure spares them all that effort, pointing them straight to the flaw — just write an exploit, and let the breaches begin!
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Maria's curse, then, dooms her descendants to the pitfalls of heterosexuality even as it spares them from a lifetime of living with men.
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Louis spares his reader nothing of the brutish physical violence of young Eddy's father and tormentors along with the relentless violence of poverty.
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The news of its permanent closure this spring due to financial pressure arrived with a feeling of sad inevitability — gentrification spares no club.
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The lights are off at the parking lots of many malls and only the "up" escalators are working, to save money and spares.
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" Or as Michael Halpern, who spares no sequin in pursuit of glamour, put it: "It is a resistance dressing however glamorously you want.
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Safran said its widely watched aftermarket for spares and services grew 9.8% in the first nine months, including 9.2% in the third quarter.
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Presumably they wouldn't have let him be brutalized, but we'll never know: This setup neatly spares them from having to make that choice.
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For instance, although mainstream versions of the 2017 Honda Civic come from the factory with space-saver spares, the Civic Si does not.
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And shoot: during the war she slept with a revolver under her pillow; spares included a small pearl-handled one for her evening bag.
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The Philips Avent Manual Comfort Breast Pump spares women those indignities, with the bonus of increased comfort and efficiency over many other manual pumps.
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It's not a super groundbreaking development, but it goes to show you that the internet of things is a beast that spares no appliance.
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However, one of the mediums and one of the extra larges are spares that would require additional time to be configured for a spacewalk.
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The firm said its widely watched aftermarket for spares and services grew 9.8% in the first nine months, including 9.2% in the third quarter.
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The firm said its widely watched aftermarket for spares and services grew 9.8% in the first nine months, including 9.2% in the third quarter.
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From the high-security entrance to the barns with skylights, it was clear the Sheikh of Dubai spares no expense on his precious horses.
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Again, that spares us from worse warming, but it creates its own chemical effects: salt water acidifies when it's exposed to more carbon dioxide.
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Canceling early also spares travelers unnecessary trips to the airport and gives them more options to rebook than when faced with a last-minute cancellation.
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It's that last part that may surprise audiences the most, given Moore's left-wing politics, but the director spares no one in Fahrenheit 11/9.
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It spares her from having to compete in a closed Democratic primary, where the electorate is often made up of the most left-leaning voters.
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Elisabeth shoots him in the leg, then lets him hang for a minute or two — but ultimately spares his life by shooting down his noose.
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Her claim is not entirely believable, but it spares her from having to answer the question of whether she would have accepted such an offer.
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The fee is potentially annoying, but it spares the poor and businesses that would suffer unduly, for benefits that would be enjoyed across the populace.
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The mouth is an all-purpose utensil that won't cost you a cent, and it spares you the potential casualty of slicing a vital limb.
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Eyman — whose previous books have chronicled the lives of John Wayne, Ernst Lubitsch, John Ford and Mary Pickford — spares few details, but they're all good.
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Shuttling between Puerto Rico and Miami Beach, Díaz spares no punches writing about her tough upbringing, grappling with her queerness and a difficult family life.
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While Apple expects most "Today at Apple" attendees to bring their own equipment, it will have some spares to share on a per-session basis.
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The bill explicitly spares police officers and other public safety employees, who would still be allowed to bargain collectively for health insurance and other benefits.
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Available at Soko Glam, $29 [Take 15% off with the promo code "SGBOKB18" while supplies last] This ampoule spares no room in the bottle for excess.
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Data centers are not its main focus, but it maintains a number of them to host services and spares no expense on data security and reliability.
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The world's No. 3 aerospace supplier raised full-year forecasts following better-than-expected results in the first half on strong demand for spares and services.
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Ramsay Bolton is the show's other psychopath, but at least he spares us the pious pearls of wisdom that the High Sparrow drops at every turn.
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The strange new breed of malicious cryptocurrency miners spares no one, it seems: Tesla is the latest to be struck by this trendy form of hackery.
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Manafort's guilty plea spares him from the financial and legal ordeal of facing a second trial in D.C. that was scheduled to begin later this month.
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The problem with that, ultimately, is that it spares writers and directors from some of the tough choices they once faced in crafting a screen biography.
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"Hargrave spares the reader no gory details, whether of birth, miscarriage or the scent of a body burning at the stake," our reviewer, Emily Barton, writes.
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Equipment suppliers like United Technologies, Honeywell and Safran make a large portion of their profits in the aircraft business on the aftermarket for spares and maintenance.
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Ms. Brea bravely spares very little in showing how the disease literally leveled her life — at times leaving her crawling the floor — and strained her marriage.
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European leaders are annoyed, not grateful, with the Trump administration's last-minute decision that spares their countries from punitive aluminum and steel tariffs for another month.
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The second contract, worth $481 million, provides for the procurement of initial air vehicle spares in support of the F-35 Lightning II aircraft, it said.
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Public-finance experts worry that if Puerto Rico reneges on promises to pay debts to investors, but spares retirees, other municipalities might try to do the same.
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But critics have decried the lack of worker protections and point out that it spares these companies a host of costs, from Social Security to workers' compensation.
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Fortunately, it's relatively easy to find inexpensive third-party versions of this battery, so I recommend picking up a few spares to keep in your camera bag.
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Because the ventilators lasted only half an hour, he would carry out spares to the launch pad, walking behind the smiling, waving astronauts with his head down.
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They each beg for the other's life, leading the engineer to understand that they have become human; he spares them, declaring them the new Adam and Eve.
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Industrial conglomerate United Technologies Corp> gained 2.6% after raising its full-year profit and sales outlook, helped by an increase in demand for aircraft parts and spares.
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Wang said the company plans to boost that with new technology before it is released, and the battery is removable so you can carry spares with you.
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What's ahead won't be mass drowning for his party, but perhaps a cyclone that spares some colleagues, he suggested while casting about for a bit of optimism.
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She also orders the Chinese Chicken Salad, but she spares no expense by substituting organic chicken and adds avocado for additional charges of $2.50 and $1.50, respectively.
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Lastly, it may be a little weird I carry a handful of 1/8 to 1⁄4 headphone adapters, but, having spares has saved my butt many times.
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It spares him the political risk of contentious confirmation battles with senators, especially in areas like immigration and trade where there are dissenters in the Republican ranks.
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Cakir takes mercy on the young player, though, and gives him the "OK, we're not going to be doing this son" talk, and spares him the yellow.
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The short-lived series spares but one minute for Poppy (Zoe Jarman) coming out, but it's a really good minute, full of vulnerability and overly direct awkwardness.
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His departure spares the government a potential diplomatic tangle as it continues to seek information on the detention of a Taiwanese rights advocate in China last month.
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Luckily, the movie is not being presented in Odorama, which spares viewers the aroma of decaying flesh that Honka (Jonas Dassler) repeatedly blames on his neighbors' cooking.
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Early in his coaching career, Straub said, he heard a rival coach disparage the Huskers by saying that they weren't that good — they just don't miss spares.
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That also means you don't necessarily have to move things over local to get to work, which saves you a step and spares your computer's disk space.
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The engineering outsourcing firm will manage the technical configuration of systems for two classes of Royal Navy vessels, supply spares and provide in-service support, Babcock said.
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There's a certain kind of brutal honesty that occurs when working creatively with your partner that spares no feelings and pushes you both beyond your comfort zone.
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Yes, office supplies are sold year-round, but fall's back-to-school vibe spares no one, even those of us who haven't been in school for years.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Lockheed Martin Corp is being awarded a U.S. defense contract worth up to $582 million for delivery of F-35 spares, the Pentagon said on Friday.
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Here goes: -- Today, the White House will release a budget outline that calls for a major hike in military spending and spares cuts to Social Security and Medicare.
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The series spares no gross detail as it delves into the fraught world of adolescence and all the rages, bodily fluids, and knee-jerk masturbatory instincts it brings.
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Still, Peele spares a little side-eye for Chris, who's willing to go along with anything to avoid causing trouble, and gets himself in trouble as a result.
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But within that total, more engines than expected have been diverted from airplane production to a pool of spares for airlines needing to swap engines for premature checks.
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Part of the attraction of WeWork to its customers, for example, is that leasing from them spares you the time and expense of the design and buildout process.
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KIGALI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Time is a precious commodity for traders, but Nyirabahi Levistine spares four hours per month to join community improvement meetings in Kigali's Nyamirambo neighborhood.
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The equipment includes more Mi-25s, smaller helicopters used for transporting troops and medical emergencies, and spares for existing Russian-origin aircraft in the Afghan air force fleet.
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India is not constrained by such considerations and can export Russian-made equipment it already owns or source hardware and spares from Russia to send on to Afghanistan.
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Dawood's attention to historical context spares the exhibition from the trap of gimmick, the virtual reality portion instead serving to illuminate the canvases as something of the sublime.
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"While the U.S. spares no efforts to subdue Huawei, out of personal belief, I chose to support the well respected company by using its product," Hu Xijin tweeted.
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Rolls-Royce said it had struggled to fix one issue on the Trent 21000 TEN variant, and the solution it had found would require additional investment in spares.
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Rome wants to exploit an exception to the rules and inject money into the lenders under a precautionary recapitalisation scheme that spares losses to senior bondholders and depositors.
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The beauty of this reasoning is that it spares the judge the headache of determining who is right on the tax point, probably an impossibility for a judge.
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LeBron James might save money on transportation while traveling to New York City for games, but he spares no expense on when it comes to where he lives.
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In keeping with her character, her batteries die almost immediately, and she runs around her apartment searching for spares, exclaiming "Fuck!" every time she comes up empty-handed.
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OneWeb has a license from the Federal Communications Commission to launch an initial constellation of 648 satellites, 588 of which will be operational with the rest being spares.
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And, it's powered by two AA batteries instead of a rechargeable one; PowerA claims 30 hours of gameplay, so either have spares handy or use rechargeable AA batteries.
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"Security of the Iranian people is the Armed Forces' redline and the IRGC spares no efforts in maintaining peace and security," the IRGC statement said, according to IRNA.
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While Mr. Nordey, who is alone onstage for the better part of two hours, spares no effort, a director other than himself might have curbed his actorly mannerisms.
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Meanwhile, Smith has emerged as one of the more vocal advocates for DACA, a program that spares young children brought illegally to the United States from being deported.
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Reuters reported earlier in June that IndiGo might drop Pratt engines in favour of CFM's and that the deal would be for more than 600 engines, including spares.
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Iranian officials have told Reuters finalizing the ATR deal depends on getting a contract for engine spares and long-term maintenance of the engines once the planes are delivered.
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Since 2000, Washington has given Manila military aid worth nearly $800 million worth of drones, helicopters, assault rifles, and combat gear including tactical radios, night-vision devices and spares.
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Politically, avoiding a vote on an impeachment inquiry spares Pelosi's most vulnerable members from taking a difficult vote, when a vote on articles of impeachment could be looming anyway.
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The updated deal effectively maintains the auto industry's current footprint in North America, and spares Canada and Mexico from the prospect of U.S. national security tariffs on their vehicles.
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Doing so not only spares the brains of our children from a lifetime of permanent damage, but also assures a higher, healthier and fairer quality of our future workforce.
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Maybe. Automakers not only don't like the weight, but they don't like the added cost when they feel like there are alternatives to either full-size or "doughnut" spares.
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It took effort for Plath to suppress the ebullience of her style, even at her most dejected, but here she spares the adjectives and keeps her metaphors in check.
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Ms. Gleason hews to the cheerful lighting and snappy editing of high-school sitcoms, but her caustic coming-of-age curiously spares no sympathy for family, friends or faith.
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He said he would like to return, but he wonders whether he would feel safe there, even if the slide comes down a different way and spares his house.
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The truth is, success spares you from the shame you might experience if you feel yourself a failure, but career success alone does not provide positive peace or fulfillment.
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As Turing himself says in this beguiling if sometimes static novel, "Who's going to write the algorithm for the little white lie that spares the blushes of a friend?"
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The so-called transcatheter approach to heart valve replacement, in which the valve is threaded through the arteries to the heart, spares the patient from traditional open-heart surgery.
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A naval blockade in the Sea of Japan and the Yellow Sea would prevent the DPRK from obtaining essential raw materials and equipment, including refined petroleum and military spares.
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"We are having our spares positioned in the right place," Ken Shaw, the head of supply chain management for Boeing's services business, told Reuters at the Australian International Airshow.
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Like the band's best work, "Dark Skies" spares none of the bass action, but comes off more like the soundtrack to a Japanese neo-noir than a sloppy festival tent.
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It's one of the most biting parodies of the Trump Administration so far by "SNL" ... a spoof of "This is Us" called "This is U.S." and it spares no one.
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"They are coming up against established manufacturers with worldwide networks in terms of spares and support," John Strickland, director of JLS Consulting, told CNBC in a phone interview on Wednesday.
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Johan spares Tenma out of gratitude, but the doctor abandons his normal life in order to take responsibility and stop Johan, even if that means going against his Hippocratic oath.
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Einstein's thesis that Sonos' trajectory is troubled by the fact that it depends on linear and closed manufacturing techniques while Amazon spares no expense to make its products is true.
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When it comes to the holidays, Walt Disney World spares no expense, from their ever-expanding offering of magical snacks to the elaborate gingerbread houses throughout the parks and resorts.
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In the podcast, Newell's family spares no one of the intricate and shocking details of all the lies, manipulation, and violence that happened when Newell began dating Meehan in 2014.
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United Technologies reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings and raised its full-year sales and profit forecasts on Tuesday, driven by an increase in demand for aircraft parts and spares.
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For some beach reading, you can peruse the at-times-unsavory transformations of this saying in "Cassell's Book of Quotations, Proverbs and Household Words," which spares neither children nor scholars.
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"The epidemic of gun violence spares no one, but it is concentrated in areas that are short on hope and where we still face the effects of systemic racism," Mrs.
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Mr. Nordquist has 20 wheels on the road, plus spares, and at least another set of wheels and tires for each vehicle, usually going up in size for the replacements.
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The Old Testament has its Noahs and Lots, figures that God spares so their tales of floods, plagues, famines and massacres can be told, their lessons absorbed by the living.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Boeing Co has been awarded a $6.5 billion U.S. defense contract for Joint Direct Attack Munition tail kits, spares, repairs and technical services, the Pentagon said on Friday.
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"State taxpayers have won another huge victory, one that spares them from the burden of unaffordable benefit increases for public employee unions," Christie said of Thursday's ruling, citing the billions saved.
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Hoping to keep the peace with her partner — or perhaps just get some bad sex over and done with — the woman spares everyone embarrassment by mimicking the signs of sexual pleasure.
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This eliminates the need to have a specific vote on the debt ceiling and thus allegedly spares members the political cost of having voted specifically in favor of authorizing more debt.
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Fellow Dow component United Technologies Corp gained 26.2% after the industrial conglomerate raised its full-year profit and sales outlook, helped by an increase in demand for aircraft parts and spares.
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This ensures his reputation and spares the United States from the consequences of another Obama-type red-line-drawer in the White House, should the 45th president lose at the polls.
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Elon Musk spares no opportunity to remind the world that everyone is out to get Tesla — from the media and the hedge fund shorts to labor unions and fossil-fuel companies.
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Pros: Powerful motor, quiet operation, rapid-charging battery, foldable upright storage, headlights, five-year tool warranty, three-year battery warranty (kits only)Cons: Batteries are expensive to replace (or stock spares)
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Jim Tampakis, 62, the owner of Marine Spares International in Red Hook, which provides shipping equipment and supplies, said that Brooklyn's shore power system was operating at a "C-minus" level.
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Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft and Uber each are providing legal aid to employees affected by President Donald Trump's decision to unwind a federal program that spares undocumented young adults from deportation.
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United Technologies Corp, the maker of Pratt & Whitney jet engines, held back some GTF shipments to plane makers and offered spares to airlines, which had faced problems with engines already in service.
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This wall organizer is perfect for right beside the door, using the chalkboard to label where car keys, spares, umbrellas, and more should always go, plus spots to write last minute reminders.
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The perfect nail salon should offer more than just a utilitarian, in-and-out service that spares you the stress of knocking over a bottle of OPI onto your hardwood floors (again).
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Within the past decade, though, some Canadian agencies have adopted different policies, monitoring fires case by case and letting smaller ones burn, which spares larger trees but consumes much of the fuel.
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This is a gift to Ms. May from George Osborne, the chancellor of the Exchequer and architect of austerity: It spares her from trying to make impossibly deep cuts to public services.
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If the fringe and ruffle combo is too much for your taste, streamline the pairing with a more subtle off-the-shoulder top and a drapey cardigan that spares the fringe trim.
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While Thursday's measure spares small businesses "for now," the conservative Americans for Tax Reform said in a release, removing the disposable vapes will limit the choices of smokers who desire to quit.
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The proposed sale includes 208 Patriot Advanced Capabilty-3 (PAC-3) Missile Segment Enhancement missiles, 16 M903 launching stations, four AN/MPQ-65 radars, four control stations, spares, software and associated equipment.
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The Obama administration objects to the use of that money, saying it threatens U.S. security and unfairly spares the Pentagon from cuts faced by important civilian programs such as medical research and education.
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When T.E. Lawrence's band of saboteurs blew up parts of the Turks' Middle East rail network in the first world war, Lebanon's dynamic railway factory produced the spares needed to mend the damage.
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So, a little manufactured controversy here and some hype there gets a champion his handpicked opponent, and spares him those he doesn't want to deal with, whether out of fear or simple disinterest.
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Weston said a no deal Brexit could give the UK food supply chain major problems whatever action companies took in terms of storing raw materials, packaging, spares for production equipment and finished goods.
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The deals are part of Boeing's expanded spares program, called Integrated Material Solution, which leverages the planemaker's scale with more than 12 million parts in inventory at more than 75 parts depots worldwide.
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SpaceX holds a contract with Iridium to launch 75 of the company's Iridium NEXT satellites, in order to create a constellation of 66 telecommunications probes in lower Earth orbit, with nine in-orbit spares.
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Whether they are with you in the cabin or in cargo, make sure there is absorbent material such as puppy pads or newspaper in the bottom of the carrier (ideally with spares on hand!).
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And Netflix's refusal to distribute user information spares it from the sort of analysis to which even pay channels like HBO and Showtime are subject in terms of judging the popularity of their offerings.
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Climbing the north face of the mountain spares the men from having to traverse the Khumbu Icefall, a crevasse-filled section of glacier that's been the scene of deadly avalanches the past two years.
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In this tiny patch of Istanbul, at least, the Syrians were included in the timeless neighborhood tradition of dedikodu, or gossip, which spares no one but usually falls hardest on whichever group arrived last.
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United Technologies Corp, the maker of Pratt & Whitney jet engines, held back some shipments of GTF engines to plane makers and offered spares to airlines, which had faced problems with engines already in service.
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After overwhelming Elsie, the stray winds up smashing his own head in with a giant rock, which spares her but suggests one possible course for hosts who know too much about their own histories.
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Karl, who never won a damn thing in the NBA, spares no one, going after NBA champion J.R. Smith, three-time Olympic gold medalist Carmelo Anthony, and former No. 1 overall pick Kenyon Martin.
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And I kind of changed gears and started to see the next—if the lord spares me to live—the next 20 years and the next 30 years, I just quickly hit that switch.
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If you can bend the curve with advances in science, and people can just do what is cheapest and most convenient and that spares the planet — that's our most feasible pathway to avoiding catastrophe.
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The grounding of Boeing's 0.53 MAX aircraft earlier this year has forced airlines to substitute their fleet with older aircraft that require higher maintenance, boosting sales of spares for aero parts makers including Honeywell.
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The grounding of Boeing's 0.53 Max aircraft earlier this year has forced airlines to substitute their fleet with older aircraft that require higher maintenance, boosting sales of spares for aero parts makers including Honeywell.
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Tyrion's reunion with Jon is awfully nice, as he even spares a thought for his one-time bride, Sansa, asking, "Does she miss me terribly?" and goes on to answer the question for himself.
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For years, though, Backpage has dodged significant scrutiny with the help of a portion of federal law that generally spares website owners from being held liable for the third-party content posted by their users.
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Rather than scour hulls with a metal brush, ECOsubsea's robots blast water at an angle almost parallel with the hull's surface, which mostly spares paint from abrasion but hits marine growth perpendicularly, and thus hard.
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The indictment contains five additional counts and spares prosecutors the procedural step of having to present their case to a judge in a preliminary hearing to show they have sufficient cause to proceed to trial.
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You could just grab a cheap one from the drugstore checkout counter, but it's a better idea to stock up on good chargers while they're on sale and keep a few spares at your desk.
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His company filters wine, using a membrane (the type is proprietary) to separate the known smoky compounds from the rest of the wine — which, ideally, spares the aromas and flavor of the wine in question.
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According to a press release from Spartanburg County Solicitor Barry Barnette, Kohlhepp, 46, agreed to a deal that gives him seven consecutive life sentences with no possibility of parole and spares him the death penalty.
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The person who has most of an insight into said balance is Phil Pirrone, who spares a few moments on his Sunday brunch break to talk about building a monster out of a baby fest.
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Reuters reported earlier in June that IndiGo had chosen CFM over Pratt for what was one of the largest jet engine orders and that the deal would be for more than 600 engines, including spares.
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If so, please enjoy this abridged look at five previous "spares" from Prince Harry's family tree, whose own royal nuptials illuminate a rich tapestry of spectacle and fascination for the betrothed participants and besotted public.
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To destroy the last thing Negan holds dear would compromise some deep-seated shred of integrity that still means a lot to Jadis, and so she indulges in the gesture of mercy and spares Lucille.
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If you want to make sure there's no downtime for your doorbell while the battery charges, the company is selling spares that you can have charged up and ready to go when you need to swap.
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Because we were too distracted with the fact that we almost died, when we went to retrieve it, we didn't notice the guy had stolen the tires and replaced them with spares until we returned home.
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This may sound like a through-the-looking-glass sort of world, where a company will be punished if it spares investors exorbitant fees, but it could conceivably be the world in which we actually live.
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In an ideal world, every hair salon would offer more than just a methodical, bare bones, in-and-out service that spares you the fear of looking like a kid attacked your head with craft scissors.
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Rockwell is joined by Lil' Pump stand-in Pete Davidson for a wild music video about Tucci that spares no praise for the celebrated actor's entire catalog, from Big Night to The Devil Wears Prada. Tooch!
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Boeing Co was awarded a $488.01 million contract for the remanufacture of 38 AH-64 Apache aircraft and to procure three Longbow crew trainers and associated spares for Britain, the Pentagon said on Thursday.
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MANAMA, March 29 (Reuters) - Williams have the spares they need for Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix, deputy principal Claire Williams said on Friday in response to concerns raised by the Formula One team's Polish driver Robert Kubica.
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While it remains important to assist street and shelter dwelling homeless people to obtain stable housing, preventing homelessness spares individuals and families the pain of losing a home and the trauma of street and shelter living.
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"Particularly (given) that spares are already an issue and are hitting readiness rates and impacting costs for the U.S. air force, then needing to find additional capacity for certain components is an issue," he said by phone.
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The IMF calculates that a country moving from the 25th to the 75th percentile for risk-adjusted returns would raise 2% of GDP in new revenue (it spares policymakers' blushes by keeping the leaders and laggards anonymous).
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Spending more on social safety net programs like paid family leave and universal childcare helps women participate more equally in the workforce, and spares them the impossible choice between making a living and caring for their family.
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Ghoul spares very few bodies, leaving most of Nida's co-workers on the floor, whether by their own machinations (some of them kill each other, which is part of the ghoul's task) or by some other intervention.
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Modesty is a great thing to have because it spares the feelings of others who maybe did not do as well at something that you excelled at and sharing your success would only make them feel worse.
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Thunberg's message, reiterated that day in her speech at the United Nations, is a broad generational indictment that spares no one, at least no one over 18, for their empty words and inaction on the climate crisis.
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This not only spares patients from getting a long needle dozens of times over the course of treatment but eliminates the time traveling to and from the hospital or clinic and spending hours waiting to get care.
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The reason: The proposal takes aim at a portion of law known as Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which essentially spares tech from being held liable in many cases for the content posted by their users.
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Full-size spare tires are now a rarity and even mini-spares are disappearing, many automakers opting for kits that can be used to fill the tire with a foam temporarily sealing all but the most catastrophic failures.
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Cruel Intentions (1999) The camera spares no details (even the spit) as scheming Kathryn (Sarah Michelle Gellar) helps naïve Cecile (Selma Blair) "practice" her make out skills, complete with a very thorough description of what first base entails.
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Imports for such essentials as kitchen spares are often held up at the airport, where tariffs are sky-high: a recent batch of T-shirts with logos for the staff ended up costing three times its original price.
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First, he spares himself the indignity of future primary defeats and debacles that may tarnish his trademark for future elections -- for the Florida governorship, or the presidency itself, should he seek that office again in 2020 or beyond.
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The deal spares the New York-based company the fate of several of its retail peers that have filed for bankruptcy in the last 12 months amid fast-changing consumer tastes and the increasing popularity of internet shopping.
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The group represents widely varying ideologies within the party — from fiscal hawks demanding caps on spending to moderates who wouldn't mind a "clean" debt limit increase if it spares the full faith and credit of the United States.
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This sense of invincibility has been at least partly rooted in the widespread belief, based on early data out of China, that COVID-19 causes the elderly to suffer the most and spares younger people with milder symptoms.
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It also effectively maintains the current auto sector and largely spares Canada and Mexico from the prospect of U.S. tariffs on their vehicles, although it will make it harder for global auto makers to build cars cheaply in Mexico.
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The two largest U.S. MAX owners, Southwest Airlines Co and American Airlines Group Inc, removed the aircraft from their flying schedules into August but have said they could use their MAX jets as spares if they are ungrounded sooner.
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This wasn't going to work for Iridium: The company needed to manufacture 21 satellites (903 to be placed in orbit with six remaining on the ground as spares) in the amount of time it usually takes to make one.
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Duplicates and spares live in a Skooba Cable Stable DLX gadget organizer, and are always back at the hotel charging for the next outing Hotel outlets are never as convenient or as abundant as you want them to be.
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The full impact of the coronavirus crisis began to be felt from around mid-March, pointing to steeper revenue declines in coming weeks, notably in the aftermarket for aircraft spares and parts, he told reporters in a conference call.
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There were nightmares of reproductive cloning and therapeutic cloning becoming the same thing, with sentient clones harvested for spare parts, as in Michael Marshall Smith's novel "Spares"—published shortly before Dolly's unveiling—or, later, Kazuo Ishiguro's "Never Let Me Go".
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For now, undelivered jets continue to crowd the tarmac in Toulouse as Pratt & Whitney diverts engines from the production line to a pool of spares to supply airlines that are having to take engines out of service for early maintenance.
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" He even spares a few words of apology for "the victim and his family," and — in one of the video's only on-target utterances — takes a brief moment to admonish those fans who have taken to defending him: "Please don't.
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In many ways, this is a tremendous gift to Democrats, not only because Trump is unpopular but also because it spares Democrats having to figure out a real economic message that would cause some heartburn among competing factions within the party.
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Without specifying the price or timeframe for delivery, the Defence Ministry said in a statement the contract with Airbus was for the purchase of nine H145M light helicopters with spares and tools, to be used by both military and police.
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The widely watched civil aftermarket, or spares and repair revenues, rose 226 percent in dollar terms, driven mainly by overhauls of recent CFM2862 engines and Safran's stake in the GE20163, the world's largest jet engine used on the Boeing 22016.
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The contract modification provides for the exercise of an option for an additional 18 KC-46 aircraft, plus two spare engines, five wing refueling pod kits, initial spares and support equipment being produced under the basic contract, the statement said.
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Additionally, the bill would provide $85003 million for Air Force F-35 advance procurement to increase planned procurements in fiscal 2020 and $200 million for Navy and Marine Corps aviation spares and repair parts to address maintenance and readiness issues.
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And exactly herein lies the value of the Jesuit history: The story of the sale that saved Georgetown draws our attention to 272 specific people, and meticulous Jesuit record keeping unwittingly spares these victims the final indignity of forced anonymity.
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The sale also includes 33 Pratt & Whitney F-135 engines, electronic warfare, command and control, communications, navigation, and logistics systems, tools and test equipment, spares and repair parts, personnel training and training equipment, and other support for the F-35.
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United Technologies on Tuesday said it had taken a $196 million charge in the third quarter after it held back some shipments of GTF engines and offered spares to airlines, which had been facing problems with engines already in service.
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Additionally, the bill would provide $120 million for Air Force F-35 advance procurement to increase planned procurements in fiscal 2020 and $200 million for Navy and Marine Corps aviation spares and repair parts to address maintenance and readiness issues.
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An immigration judge last Friday granted Mr. Elsayed a voluntary departure, a form of repatriation that spares him a formal deportation but returns him to Egypt escorted by federal agents, said Virginia Kice, a spokeswoman for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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It spares EU states a new big headache at a time when they are pushing to stem immigration by cutting off asylum seekers and labor migrants alike after taking in some 1.6 million people arriving across the Mediterranean in 2014-2016.
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Italy is keen to avoid such a "bail-in" scenario, fearing this would hurt confidence in the wider banking sector, and wants instead to inject money using an exception to the rules that spares senior bondholders and depositors any losses.
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Because women who recover from Zika appear to be permanently immune, experts argue that delaying conception spares them the risk of having a child with severe birth defects, along with the agonizing worry — and lets them conceive safely a year later.
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The turkeys arrived at the Willard Hotel on Sunday to enjoy a luxurious stay in a historic D.C. suite ahead of Tuesday's time-honored White House tradition in which the sitting president publicly spares two lucky birds from becoming Thanksgiving dinner.
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The reason given for its hesitancy, of course, is that it wants to protect low-income public pension recipients and ensure that any ultimate solution to the island's fiscal morass spares the middle class and below from any additional pain.
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Set on a sleek spaceship in a galaxy far, far away, the new Fox show spares no expense on its sweeping space vistas, the prosthetics of its alien crew members, the sleek weaponry, the gorgeous foreign planets teeming with otherworldly life.
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For years, Democrats and Republicans alike have harbored deep reservations with a gap in federal law that spares investigators from having to appear in front of a judge and demonstrate probable cause before they could obtain certain kinds of data.
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Morton's lesser conviction spares him from a life sentence in prison, although he was also found guilty of possession of a weapon and was returned to the Westmoreland County Prison in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, where he is being held without bond, according to TribLive.
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The United Nations Security Council postponed voting on a high-profile resolution calling for an immediate halt to Israeli settlements — a development that spares the Obama administration from a last-minute fight with both the Israeli government and President-elect Donald Trump.
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As with any ETF, the fund spares would-be investors the need to pick out their own favourite stocks, or indeed weed out dodgy ones, as it will simply replicate and track an index, in this case the North American Medical Marijuana Index.
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Thankfully, Game of Thrones spares us the horror of actually watching the mother and son be mauled by a pack of ferocious dogs, though the sound effects team certainly leaves little to the imagination as the camera focuses on Ramsay during the attack.
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Here's what you might have missed in a busy news week: Here, heroin spares no one, not even the sheriff's wife As Ohio grapples with one of the deadliest drug epidemics in American history, the state's criminal justice system has undergone a transformation.
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Bortholuzzi tells The Creators Project that he tries in his miniatures to "recreate a proper atmosphere of [a] time or location," and whether he's rendering a street scene, a shabby garage, or Bilbo Baggins' hobbit habitat, he spares no detail in his recreations.
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Even though he is removing restrictions, any customer is going to think twice about buying American equipment because if you buy it and he decides he doesn't like you for any reason, he cuts off your spares and you can't run your platform.
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Chen, who fell on a triple axel in the short program, said that his month-old boots were not providing him sufficient support but that his only spares were "brand new" and that he considered it too big a risk to wear them.
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"People who say he shouldn't have done it this early in an investigation are not really tuned in in this case," she said, adding that a quick resolution spares Pennsylvania from fighting decades of appeals, and family members from delaying the grieving process.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A man who fatally shot a security screener and wounded three other people at a Los Angeles International Airport terminal in 2013 pleaded guilty on Tuesday to federal charges under an agreement with prosecutors that spares him the death penalty.
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Some details I didn't quite believe: Jonah, a new father, not only fails to mention the fact to an old flame but hardly spares the baby—or his wife, Amy (Megan Ketch)—a passing thought, so coiled is he in his own stress.
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That begins advertising's lifelong mantra — if you make it, life will be good … The truth is, success spares you from the shame you might experience if you feel yourself a failure, but career success alone does not provide positive peace or fulfillment.
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"Problems occur when the balance between the parasympathetic and sympathetic systems gets disrupted," says Jamal Benhamida, a New York-based pathologist, referring to the nervous system that spares the body from overusing energy and the one that controls a "fight or flight" stress reflex, respectively.
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This Rock Solid Adjustable Kettlebell is the perfect space-saving workout option, as it spares you from keeping a whole rack of bells in your home and lets you perform high or low rep workouts of the same movement by just adjusting the weighted plates.
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The Marvel line spares Captain America, Thor, Black Widow, and many of the other heroes the Build-a-Bear treatment (we do mourn the tiny, furry Mjolnir that wasn't) and instead goes straight for an Iron Spider-Man Bear and a Black Panther ... Bear (?).
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He spares few details in laying out the way the "other slavery" functioned, from the justifications used to reconcile slavery with Catholicism in the 16th century to the maneuvers used to preserve slavery in later centuries by basing it on economics, such as debt peonage.
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"Inevitably we've got a little bit of a backlog from not having got the car out when we needed to in testing but everyone's worked really hard at the factory to make sure we've got the spares we need," Williams told Sky Sports television.
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In the commercial, after the Mountain knocks Dilly Dilly off the horse, he tromps right up to him and gouges out his eyes — although, unlike HBO, Bud Light spares the audience the gore, filling in the scene with gross sound effects and a screaming audience.
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DENVER (Reuters) - An ex-FBI agent who accidentally shot and wounded a Denver bar patron in June after performing a dance-floor back flip pleaded guilty on Friday to misdemeanor assault under a plea deal that spares him from serving jail time, prosecutors said.
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"On behalf of Allen Onyema, we hereby state that he strongly denies and will vigorously defend himself against the allegations made against him by the US Attorney in Atlanta, Georgia, in relation to purchase of aircraft, aircraft spares and aircraft maintenance," the statement said.
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President Donald Trump has told Congress that he would support a new law that spares young adults brought illegally to the United States from being deported — but only if lawmakers also fund his controversial plan to erect a wall along the U.S.-Mexican border.
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Time spares nothing, and seems particularly to have it out for our faces, paying just as much attention to skin-level deformations (worry-lines, wrinkles, tumorous outgrowths) as it does to the large-scale hollowings and saggings which, over time, change the actual shape of our faces.
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The biography condemns Margaret for her constant and callous rudeness, but Brown spares more than a hint of outrage for the bohemian wits she spent her time with, who used Margaret for her campy glamour, wrote scathing things about her in their diaries, and then published them.
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Because of the "limits on broadcasting this on television" and photographs that are "too disturbing," Swann spares us viewers from the juicy shit (which in this case comes down to a half dozen or so of Alefantis's innocuous Instagram photos and some weird art Tony Podesta owns).
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But putting off the move avoids a tangible symbol of America's new policy and spares the White House a series of decisions — like where in the city to place the embassy — that would begin to define the geography of Mr. Trump's deliberately general statement about Jerusalem.
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But her colorful personality generated headlines — for falling in love with a divorced Royal Air Force pilot, for enjoying a Louis Armstrong concert that "broke all the rules of theatrical protocol" — and propelled her to a level of celebrity that many spares are usually, uh, spared.
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The Camry belongs to Ben, and quite miraculously, it just recently passed inspection, despite the fact it appears to have been in no fewer than three accidents, half the tires look like spares, and the hood is so rusted that it's transformed into a color I've never seen before.
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I feel like a fucking dork taking a call on my headphones and lifting my phone up to my mouth like it's the world's smallest tray of wedding hors d'oeuvres, but at least it spares my lone remaining functional ear from the indignity of bricking my poor phone.
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The lead role was originally assigned to Sacha Baron Cohen (a performance of which we can but dream), although Malek, mixing shyness with muscularity, and sporting a set of false teeth that would make Bela Lugosi climb back into his casket, spares nothing in his devotion to the Mercurial.
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Under that distinction, Hong Kong receives unique treatment that spares the Asian financial center from tariffs that have been slapped on China in the ongoing trade war with the U.S. The legislation would also look to impose sanctions on those responsible for human rights violations in Hong Kong.
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Mr. Gianforte's capture of the seat vacated by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke spares his party the short-term pain of losing a reliably Republican seat in Congress, but at the cost of having the newest member of the House majority arrive in Washington under a serious legal cloud.
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In practical terms, that's a double victory for Republicans: It leaves open the possibility that Obamacare will be killed by a judicial decree, but spares Republican candidates from the media spotlight that would come from a high-profile Supreme Court fight involving a challenge to the Affordable Care Act.
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The Pentagon, not Operation Resolute Support, announced Harris and Hunter's death as the commander on the ground feels it spares military families to not hear anything about US troops deaths in Afghanistan until the knock at the door telling them their loved one was returning home – by way of Dover.
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We are shown how to fold T-shirts army-style—keeping a neat locker is essential, and a number of recruits keep a toothbrush, toothpaste, and shaving set in their cupboard literally for show, their spares holstered under their bed—and ironing is a vital part of Army life, too.
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The purple-tinted Dry Shampoo Light gives blondes volume and dimension with a little bit of (temporary) toning power to help cancel out any brassiness, and the Dry Shampoo Dark comes complete with a dark-brown tint that spares brunettes (and us "blondes" with grown-in dark roots) from white, powdery residue.
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Photojournalism needs to face its #MeToo moment Obama just gave the speech the left's wanted since he left office Turkey's last-ditch effort to stop mass slaughter in Syria just failed Why your desk job is so damn exhausting In Fahrenheit 11/9, Michael Moore spares no one — especially self-satisfied liberals
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It was a sunny Wednesday in May, and I was on a ride-along with the Breitling Jet Team, a civilian equivalent of the Navy Blue Angels that functions as a barnstorming unit and promotional tool for Breitling watches, a Swiss aviation-centric company that spares no expense in its attempt to dominate the skies.
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It becomes possible to read the match between Amy and Laurie as meaningful for both Amy and Laurie in their own rights, rather than a case of Alcott pairing the spares just to keep Laurie thoroughly unavailable to Jo. But it's also clear that part of what draws Amy to Laurie is his wealth.
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As a whole, as noted by a handful publications and politicians, the bill is much less severe than previous drafts and—at this time—spares a few popular provisions, such as the prohibition on denying health care coverage to those who have pre-existing conditions and allowing those under age 26 to stay on their parents' plans.
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The settlement, which would be the latest in a series of seven-figure payouts by major American cities to the families of African-Americans who died at the hands of officers, spares Cleveland the possibility of a federal civil rights trial that could have drawn new attention to Tamir's death and to the city's troubled police force.
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In the new version, the patriarch and matriarch, Gomez and Morticia, are voiced by Oscar Isaac and Charlize Theron, who had some big shoes to fill: "Animation spares them from having to match the ingenious physical comedy of Raul Julia and Anjelica Huston," Ben Kenigsberg noted in his review of the new movie for The New York Times.
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But as appealing as it may be to skip the doughnut and lose a little weight, the disappearing spare can cause headaches: AAA said that last year it had answered roadside assistance calls from 450,1503 members whose cars did not have spares — a situation that can mean a trip to the repair shop on a flatbed.
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Senate Republicans are hoping that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's pick to head the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) withdraws his name and spares them a messy confirmation fight.
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The decision not to push for an investor tax cut spares Mr. Trump from what would have been a new round of attacks by Democrats, who have assailed the tax cut on so-called capital gains as a handout to the rich, and most likely a prolonged court fight over whether the executive branch has the authority to enact the cut without action from Congress.
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The faux coziness of the space stands out even more against the boxy industrial feel of the convention center, but once I brave one of the endless lines to actually stand in said installation, it really does feel a little like visiting the house of a Christmas-crazed great aunt who spares no expense and gets all of her decorating ideas from Southern Living magazine.
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