How do you stand out from the crowd of $$$?
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Make your website stand out from others in your field.
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So what makes Festo's creation stand out from its predecessors?
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The best way to stand out from the CES deluge?
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Three lessons stand out from the Grindr and PatientsLikeMe actions.
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So how will Peanut Pages stand out from the fray?
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Carson may be trying to stand out from the Republican
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That's what makes her stand out from her celebrity contemporaries.
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Sort of stand out from the crowd, get a certificate.
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What makes a particular date stand out from the rest?
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What makes Pipette stand out from other baby care products?
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His best advice here is to stand out from the crowd.
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To stand out from the competition, Carousell puts emphasis on speed.
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There are some deals that stand out from the crowd, however.
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Well, here's just one way to stand out from your peers.
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What does it really take to stand out from the rest?
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These apps will help your posts stand out from the rest.
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Amazon Go stores would certainly stand-out from other airport retailers.
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It's tough for these other competitors to stand out from Uber.
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What makes someone stand out, from their resume to the interview?
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It's a bid to stand out from AWS, Google, and Microsoft.
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I stand out from the rest with my experience [in carpentry].
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How do you stand out from any peers in that circle?
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A strong network can help you stand out from the crowd.
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What do you think made them stand out from what they're doing?
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Making your Tinder profile stand out from the crowd can be tough.
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Don't be afraid to be different, and stand out from the crowd.
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Among other things, it's a way to stand out from the crowd.
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It&aposs a bid to stand out from AWS, Google, and Microsoft.
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The brand's Sport Luxe Deodorant is a stand-out from the range.
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I wanted to do something different, and to stand out from the crowd.
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Aquarius isn't afraid to stand out from the crowd — you shouldn't be either!
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And details are what actually make our app stand out from our competition.
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And they are drawn to familiar titles that stand out from the clutter.
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How does a VPN (virtual private network) stand out from the crowd today?
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One particular shock, only one of many, did stand out from the rest.
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Intentional or not, Zapata's approach is making him stand out from the pack.
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People develop fashion sense as a way to stand out from everyone else.
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How did you want this one to stand out from your previous projects?
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Did you focus specifically on how to stand out from other zombie films?
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If there's one clear stand out from the ELeague Major's preliminaries, it's Na'Vi.
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Sexcoin (SXC)Sexcoin claims to stand out from the "get rich overnight" currencies.
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You have to say something that makes you stand out from the crowd.
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So, looking for a way to stand out from the noise at CES?
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How do you make this event stand out from other series for them?
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These are the things that think make us stand out from the crowd.
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Whatever happens to the former president, several things stand out from these investigations.
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Biden aims to stand out from the crowded Democratic field — which includes Sens.
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How did working with him on this film stand out from the others?
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Hong Kong's Halloween events definitely stand out from those held at other parks.
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Still, the games will have to work to stand out from the crowd.
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And then there's one painting that seems to stand out from the rest.
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The result is it's harder than ever to stand out from the crowd.
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It's a strength in many ways, because you stand out from the crowd.
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According to experts, there are several ways to stand out from the crowd.
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Your ultimate goal in an interview is to stand out from the competition.
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Asked by an attendee what made him stand out from the pack, he demurred.
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To stand out from the crowd, consider adding a nontraditional experience to your resume.
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To stand out from the crowd, Hive is leaning on its aesthetics and design.
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It encourages people to identify with groups rather than stand out from the crowd.
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However, what perhaps makes byFounders stand out from the crowd is its LP structure.
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There were two other specific features that made Cookies stand out from similar products.
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Suits, shirts and dresses with quirky details help the company stand out from rivals.
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It's those creative leaps that made Over the James stand out from the pack.
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If picked, Mr Powell—also an Obama appointee—would stand out from recent incumbents.
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And of course, the special sauce makes this burger stand out from the crowd.
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But a few N.C.A.A. tournament teams really stand out from the crowd this year.
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Ultimately, her efforts have helped Culture Amp stand out from competitors in the space.
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Comprised of 11 courses, it's designed to help you stand out from your competitors.
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That is, if they want to stand out from the still-crowded primary field.
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Two other figures stand out from those surveys, both of which should aid Northam.
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You want to do a controversial [take], you want to stand out from the pack.
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Some drivers want to make their car stand out from the rest of the crowd.
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And many are adding their own twist to try and stand out from the pack.
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SameDay Bot does have some features that makes it stand out from the crowd though.
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It's a fun and impressive feature that makes this model stand out from the competition.
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It's an intentional strategy by the South Korean automaker to stand out from the pack.
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" Li told us one feature that makes it stand out from the crowd is "moments.
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COPPER - ABSORBING GLOBAL SURPLUS The stand-out from the January-March trade figures was copper.
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Varjo has a unique strategy to stand out from competitors — it's called actual product differentiation.
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The challenge now, on Instagram, is to stand out from thousands of other food photographers.
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Competition from Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube made it difficult to stand out from the pack.
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A 76 percent discount will always stand out from the crowd though, whatever the sale.
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That's what makes him stand out from other artists like Luis Fonsi and Bad Bunny.
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The point, however, is not so much that Trump doesn't stand out from the pack.
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It also could help HERE stand out from Google and others in the mapping space.
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So, in order to stand out from the masses, you need to do something bold.
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Democrats hoped for a day that would stand out from the fighting between political parties.
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Trump has promised a lively and exciting event that will stand out from previous conventions.
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But overall, "it's tough for these other competitors to stand out from Uber," Campbell said.
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Good Housekeeping notes that this feature makes the Ninja Foodi stand out from the crowd.
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Using clustering and outlier machine learning makes suspicious behavior stand out from other benign activities.
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Are there other moments that stand out from your first six months on the job?
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Two women, both in their 30s, stand out from the pack of four Democratic candidates.
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Answering with that limits your ability to stand out from the rest of your competition.
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Meanwhile, several names stand out from the Republican side of the arena as well. Reps.
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The color of Taylor's dress made her stand out from the rest of the contestants.
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Russian Blue Price: $25 – $2000,21 Blue-gray coats make this breed stand out from many others.
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"You gotta find something that makes you stand out from the pack a bit," Lambert said.
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"You gotta find something that makes you stand out from the pack a bit," he says.
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Tidal has tried a variety of different strategies to help it stand out from the competition.
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In short, it's the kind of creativity that helps the Switch stand out from the pack.
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And two things really stand out from the first month, I was just saying to you.
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You'll learn how to stand out from the crowd and maximize your impact in Ketron's course.
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And if you're the candidate, it's a simple opportunity to really stand out from your competition.
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Enterprise software company Atlassian wants to stand out from the others in a hot deal market.
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Google has never been particularly interested in making its Pixel phones stand out from the crowd.
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Every company follows incentives—to manage public relations, meet consumer demand, and stand out from competitors.
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And Diggy packed a bowtie along with his regular ties to "stand out" from the competition.
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Sporting events must also stand out from the sponsor's logos and flashing advertisements that adorn it.
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To stand out from the pack, the company has distinguished its Echo Buds in two ways.
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The school's rich history isn't the only thing that makes it stand out from other universities.
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Did the vehicle stand out from the sea of competition, particularly when it comes to technology?
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By creating a custom coat, you'll stand out from everyone else wearing off-the-rack garments.
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That's a long shot, but uniqueness may be what's needed to stand out from the pack.
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But he did definitely stand out from the crowd in one way at least: his tie.
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What really makes this diffuser stand out from all the others is the hand-shaped attachment.
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Although the company has struggled to stand out from the travel-booking giants, HotelTonight is profitable.
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If one member of the field is likely to stand out from the rest once autonomous driving matures, owning more of the stack is a good candidate for something that helps one solution stand out from the rest in terms of efficacy, efficiency, user experience and more.
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The result is an impressive visual effect that might stand out from all the Boomerangs on Instagram.
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In this case, marketplace sellers were using Amazon ads to try and stand out from their competitors.
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For Marley Spoon, partnering with the Martha Stewart brand may help it stand out from the pack.
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It gives the HTC 10 a distinct identity and definitely makes it stand out from other devices.
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He's hardly a household name and may struggle to stand out from the eight other male candidates.
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There are a lot of dogs, and everyone wants their dog to stand out from the crowd.
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Every Disrupt offers an incredible list of speakers, and this year may stand out from the rest.
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Ideally, it can achieve a shallow depth of field so that you stand out from the background.
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Stand out from the furry crowd of Snapchat users by turning your mutt into a fancy pedigree.
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NIO, Zhao says, may feel pressured to stand out from from the glut of startups in China.
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There's nothing to make one choice stand out from the other beyond haphazardly placed all-caps words.
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How do you stand out from your peers if the government's giving you all the same amount?
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What really makes the Cat S26.0 stand out from other rugged phones, though, is the thermal camera.
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So how much can Google Allo stand out from that horde and how well does it work?
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Sanders also has an infrastructure in place and name recognition to stand out from a crowded field.
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"Rende says that what makes PagerDuty stand out from other competitors is its "connection to the people.
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But, now, waterfalls stand out from a brown and stark backdrop, rather than green and towering trees.
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What drew you to the genre, and how do you think you stand out from the pack?
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Hans Tung told TechCrunch that he's optimistic that the company will stand out from the herd, too.
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Is it better to stand out from a crowd, or to be content as part of it?
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The key here is that Snapchat is giving publishers a way to stand out from the crowd.
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She said she had thought a lot about how to stand out from other Asian-American applicants.
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More consumers than ever, of all ages and backgrounds, just want to stand out from the crowd.
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It's this kind of savvy branding that has helped Fat Freddy's Cat stand out from the crowd.
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What was it about Star Wars that helped it stand out from other films with similar structures?
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Stand out from a crowd of mini-floral and paisley rompers with this sparkly wrap-front number. 7.
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Use simple web design guidelines and tips to make your website stand out from the crowd with Udemy.
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CNBC spoke to the experts about what it takes to make an app stand out from the crowd.
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But one particular day of the month does actually stand out from the rest — in a positive way.
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The notch and the bottom bezel won't do much to make it stand out from the crowd, though.
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Mixing and matching abilities between classes is one way Respawn hopes Apex can stand out from the pack.
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Kristian points out three elements that make Who Framed Roger Rabbit particularly stand out from similar blended films.
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There's also a nice blue accent strip on the back that helps it stand out from the crowd.
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To look back on Petty's career, it's easy to overlook what made him stand out from his peers.
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According to the company, the chips stand out from competitors in that they are black and not red.
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Some other tips: Don't speak too softly — women have trained themselves to not stand out from the crowd.
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Selecting a present that's uniquely "you" is a surefire way to stand out from the crowd this season.
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These should stand out from your other text (but don't get too creative with the format, see: readability!).
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What makes Figure Eight stand out from other platforms is that it keeps the human in the loop.
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But as the former VP and current poll leader, Biden doesn't need to stand out from the pack.
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I know what makes someone stand out from the crowd and who's hiding from being noticed at all.
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Its silhouette is a familiar one — and won't stand out from the average sedan in its market segment.
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Besides food that reviewers love, Cava's staff and customer service also help it stand out from the crowd.
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It's a nice gradient from purple to blue that makes the P20 Pro stand out from the crowd.
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This structure could help it stand out from Chase's other financial services, making it an attractive potential acquisition.
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Some companies have also taken to partnering with more well-established names to stand out from their competitors.
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But a thoughtful, well-written nomination is essential to help yours stand out from the thousands we receive.
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Let's take a look at the habits you can implement now to stand out from the average employee.
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Raney and Weiler also knew their Animal Kingdom wedding would stand out from others held at Disney World.
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What are some of your accomplishments — the things that make you stand out from others in your field?
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She may stand out from the rest of pack, but the new jacket doesn't hold this girl back.
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For now, I'm not seeing any features that really stand out from the rest of the wearable masses.
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There are subtle shadows that make this unit of content stand out from the rest of the browser.
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You're taking risks as the sun connects with Uranus and you want to stand out from the crowd.
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There's another physical characteristic that makes the new iPhones stand out from their predecessors: their colors and design.
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Every great artist is impregnated with a specific, unique quality that makes them stand out from everyone else.
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The aim, though, has never been merely to stand among Europe's superclubs, but to stand out from them.
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So what better way to stand out from your competitors than by giving away your streaming service free?
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Keep your message simple, Kaplan recommends, but also highlight something that makes you stand-out from the crowd.
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"There's some warehouses that have some unique attributes to them that stand out from other warehouses," Monroe said.
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The double-duty aspect makes this product stand out from the thousands of similar creams on the market.
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Price sensitivity was one key factor that has helped Robinhood stand out from its older, more established competitors.
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Being a good collaborator — and highlighting that in job interviews — will help you stand out from the competition.
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In the 1990s, increased competition prompted a demand for material that could make channels stand out from the pack.
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The craters' bright walls and rims stand out from their dark floors and surrounding terrain, creating the halo effect.
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Trump's decision not to smile, which makes him stand out from all the others in the photo, was deliberate.
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Below, Cenedella tells CNBC Make It about three key ways to make your resume stand out from the competition.
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But what made Lifetime stand out from any other hardcore or punk band with melodic hooks and passionate lyrics?
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It's a crowded field, with five candidates, but there appear to be two who stand out from the rest.
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A feature like this might help Line stand out from the crowd, though, which includes Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp.
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The voices that connect, like Issa's or Sam and Fatimah's (of Brown Girls), just stand out from the pack.
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Castro is part of a large cast of characters and is struggling to stand out from a large pack.
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Pivotal says it believes it will stand out from the pack because of its security and ease of use.
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Both speakers stand out from B&O's other Bluetooth models with their inclusion of a microphone for voice support.
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It's essentially a budget brand that undercuts premium audio products and uses loud design to stand out from competitors.
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It has allowed him to stand out from the crowd, like a peacock in a coop of battery chickens.
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It's a marked change for Sony, which largely relies on camera innovations to help stand out from the pack.
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It's a train that Samsung, LG and (reportedly) Apple have all bordered to help stand out from the rest.
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The crunchy, briny little pickle bits in this potato salad are what make it stand out from the rest.
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Yet it is Ms Kondo's relentless focus on simple, practical advice that makes her stand out from the crowd.
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Paywalled content has to be exceptional to stand out from the noise and get consumers to open their wallets.
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Kylie Jenner made sure to stand out from the crowd at the Coachella festival with her fluorescent neon hairstyle.
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What makes his beers stand out from the rest is his access to his family's fruit and nut trees.
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Where Waylens could stand out from the dash (and action) cam crowd is on the platform side of things.
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For those wanting to stand out from the crowd, a 3-D printed hat may be just the ticket.
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It'll have to stand out from all the other incubators that have sprouted up to grow consumer brands, though.
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Amy Adams has said that dyeing her hair red helped her stand out from all the blondes in Hollywood.
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There have been a collection of books published in 2017 in the category that stand out from the pack.
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As Reid Wilson reports, debate experts say that's a healthy strategy to try to stand out from the crowd.
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When asked by Insider if any particular moments stand out from working with the duchess, she declined to answer.
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"What makes one company stand out from another is how good the tests are that they're performing," Beattie said.
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Most cafes have some sort of theme or defining characteristic that helps them stand out from the culinary crowd.
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Dressed elegantly, they posed on top of their SUV to properly stand out from the three-foot-tall plants.
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Maybe, the beard revival was founded on a desire to be different, and to stand out from the crowd.
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These early episodes struggled to stand out from the glut of other antihero dramas rattling around in the 2010s.
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These things that make "Warzone" stand out from the competition in a way that gives it potential staying power.
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There are a few features that make this litter box stand out from the crowd, starting with its appearance.
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The decision to target mobile phones also makes the company stand out from the other streaming options, Katzenberg said.
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Sending a stand-out thank you note is an easy way to stand out from a host of candidates.
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"I literally walk for miles and miles just looking for dogs that stand out from the crowd," Porsz says.
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Yet on all of these topics, Mr. Trump's supporters appear to stand out from the rest of Republican primary voters.
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Anything that makes you stand out from the crowd is going to help, including a profile that looks regularly maintained.
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Mobvoi also puts in time to think about design features that help its Tic products stand out from the crowd.
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He's invested in everything from padded underwear to glue, but for O'Leary, two particular companies stand out from the rest.
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These are the things that will make you stand out from the group of people who are just as talented.
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Headwear, sweaters and bags in graphic patterns and shapes stand out from the crowds in bustling Ho Chi Minh City.
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But what actually allows a girl to stand out from everyone else is far more than just her physical appearance.
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But if you want to stand out from the crowd by making your own animated GIF in Photoshop, here's how.
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"I think design is really one of the last ways an automaker can stand out from its competition," she said.
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This one, though very well-built, does not stand out from the pack when it comes to size or weight.
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Coach CEO Victor Luis said that the company is pushing a comeback by trying to stand out from the competition.
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You're really demonstrating why you're a fit for that company's culture and using humor to stand out from fellow applicants.
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That perk, among other factors, helped Gusto stand out from the four other companies who'd also offered Bee a job.
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It's not for everyone, certainly, but the extremely shiny brushed metal backing certainly helps it stand out from the crowd.
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And, it's relying on that hype to help it stand out from the rest of the Super Bowl advertiser pack.
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Android smartphone manufacturers shouldn't just give up on creating designs and features that make them stand out from the crowd.
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Messam's spokeswoman said his role as mayor and his Jamaican roots will help him stand out from the other candidates.
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To stand out from the competition, start-ups often need to take risks, which could sometimes prove to be costly.
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In Mexico, for example, a published children's book author writes Cortana's lines to stand out from other Spanish-speaking countries.
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There's not necessarily one model that's agreed to be the best, but several brands usually stand out from the pack.
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But what makes someone stand out from the combed over crowd, especially when the material is so, ahem, combed through?
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Uyghurs stand out from the Han, too—they're Muslim, and their native language sounds more similar to Turkish than Mandarin.
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To do this, it added a few special CGI quirks to make the video stand out from its many fellows.
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In an effort to make your resume stand out from the pack it can be tempting to stretch the truth.
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The list itself is also designed in a way that makes it stand out from the other rows of recommendations.
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What it doesn't have yet is a killer feature or something that really makes it stand out from the rest.
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In 3 that come in several colors that really stand out from the black and light gray of the M3s.
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Yet the rapid adoption of free trading wipes out the big differentiator that made Robinhood stand out from its rivals.
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Strangely, in childhood, these facets of my character always made me stand out from my peers – they weren't a problem.
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When it comes to baby names, celebrities are famous for choosing monikers for their minis that stand out from the crowd.
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His choice to highlight women's rights so early in the debate made him stand out from the rest of the group.
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In 2018, there were plenty of stylish, competent smartwatches and unfortunately, the Vapor 2 doesn't really stand out from the pack.
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It worked in the primaries, where he was able to stand out from the crowd, steamrolling opponents and flustering fact-checkers.
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One, it makes your AirPod case stand out from the rest, ensuring a friend doesn't mistake your AirPods for their AirPods.
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He's obviously got a great arm, but I think it's that confidence that really makes him stand out from everybody else.
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Where the assistant does manage to stand out from the competition (save, in some cases, for Google) is with Bixby Vision.
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We're not picking favourites here, but the deal on the Philips Sonicare DiamondClean electric toothbrush does stand out from the crowd.
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Its visuals were slightly gimmicky, but the project's political bent made it stand out from the other, more purely playful fare.
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Online dating is tough, and you've really got to stand out from the crowd when it comes to your opening line.
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The new Chevrolet and GMC trucks coming down the Flint assembly line stand out from older models on the same line.
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In 2016, how can an indie virtual reality headset stand out from the Rifts, Vives, Gear VRs, and other big names?
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In fact, in my industry, tattoos are yet another form of creative expression that help you stand out from the crowd.
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But it's less clear how to end a job interview in a way that makes you stand out from the competition.
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Still, a presidential tweet could make a book stand out from the pack, Publishers Weekly editorial director Jim Milliot told Stelter.
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Being a redhead instantly makes you stand out from the crowd — less than 2% of the world's population has the gene.
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At times, candidates will use a local issue to draw a contrast with a rival or stand out from a crowd.
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Shocking, hilarious or outrageously clever, here are some other businesses names that are so memorable, they stand out from the crowd.
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The stars donated by the merger stand out from the "native stars" of our galaxy because they're younger, the researchers said.
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Plus, Nguyen suggested that by embracing force touch early, developers will be able to able to stand out from the competition.
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And, in theory, a chance to stand out from a crowd of online video players vying for viewers and advertisers' attention.
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If that wasn't enough to make Dillinger Four stand out from their peers, their weighty lyrical content all but sealed it.
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But Parker reckoned he could stand out from the crowd with simplification, with a selection of fewer but higher-quality offerings.
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Afternoon tea is a staple in London and everyone is scrambling to stand out from the clotted cream-and-scones crowd.
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These shoppers are motivated by a sense of environmentalism and a desire to stand out from the homogeneous fast-fashion crowd.
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The 2020 Job Seekers Playbook has expert-taught courses on how to elevate your résumé and stand out from your competitors.
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Nothing but meek, passive acceptance of the great horror that makes the United States stand out from every other civilized country.
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As the candidates try to stand out from the pack, voters are left scrutinizing an unwieldy Denny's-size menu of options.
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The company seemed to realize it needed to shake things up to stand out from the crowd even before the announcement.
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As always, there was a problem with like-mindedness and a reluctance by team players to stand out from the crowd.
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Once these templated ads spread across Snapchat, it may be harder for the products being sold to stand out from others.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) has pilloried Wexton and the Democratic establishment for failing to stand out from the pack.
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EcoFlow cites a few features that make River stand out from products like the 434Wh Anker Powerhouse and 428Wh Goal Zero Yeti.
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That helps it stand out from the pack, but also makes it harder to get others to write apps for the watch.
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With the special camera, LG's added two features to the G8 ThinQ that it thinks helps it stand out from other phones.
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In May, Twitter announced that political candidates would get a special badge, making them stand out from other users and potential imposters.
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If you want to stand out from the pack, you've got to show potential employers that your resume is developed and unique.
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Casper "sees retail shops as a way to stand out from mounting competition for online shoppers," according to the Wall Street Journal.
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What can I do to stand out from everybody else in this area — not just once, not twice, but all the time?
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It's not clear if Apple has any big features up its sleeve that make its smart speaker stand out from the competition.
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Fashion ended up being what helped her stand out from the pack and it's what brought her the attention she so craved.
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The company says it believes it will stand out from the pack because of its strong security and easy-to-use platform.
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Reviews are a buyer's best chance to navigate this dizzyingly crowded market and a seller's chance to stand out from the crowd.
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In the video above, she shows us how to do two looks that will make sure you stand out from the crowd.
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Whether Domio can stand out from competitors remains to be seen, but investors are happy to provide it the financing to try.
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Eventually, the company hopes that it's going to make Sqreen's shield much smarter and will make it stand out from the competition.
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There are also a lot of features you need and expect to make a portable Bluetooth speaker stand out from the competition.
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Stand out from the crowd by using one of these lesser-known jukebox apps to listen to your tunes on your smartphone.
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That's good news for WarnerMedia, which is hoping that HBO branding can help its upcoming streaming service stand out from the crowd.
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We're eager to see if Portal and its unique approach is able to stand out from the many other options available now.
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To stand out from the crowd, the couple include a video introduction on their TrustedHouseSitters profile and writes every application from scratch.
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That will not only make you more knowledgeable about your subject area, but also help you to stand out from your peers.
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And remember: You can use your responses to nontechnical interview questions to stand out from the candidate pool, one former employee said.
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I opted for side lighting to highlight the sides of the rhino's horn and make it stand out from the night sky.
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But it's really O'Rourke's fulsome embrace of a politics of cosmopolitanism that makes him stand out from the rest of the field.
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But lately more and more companies are looking to build chips in-house, in an attempt to stand out from the pack.
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After researching and testing a whole bunch of these sports headphones, we can say that a handful stand out from the rest.
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Bang & Olufsen's headphones tend to stand out from the crowd, and their new fully wireless mode, the Beoplay E8, is no exception.
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She said it's a seven-days-a-week job that needs constant communication and the ability to stand out from the competition.
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But they do travel over the same networks, and stand out from more accurate — if predictable — stories in much the same way.
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It is unusual for big tech companies to cooperate on important new technologies that they want to stand out from the competition.
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Guardant co-founder and CEO Helmy Eltoukhy said Nishar's business experience and technical expertise made him stand out from other investment professionals.
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Ahead, Scafaria tells Refinery29 what makes Hustlers stand out from other female-led blockbusters, and what she really thinks of the Kardashians.
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The town is also loosening restrictions and offering tax bonuses in an attempt to make its town stand out from the pack.
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For Google, the design decision could help its new gaming service stand out from competitors and also attract a more diverse audience.
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Every year the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales produce loads of great deals, but some always stand out from the crowd.
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The town is also loosening restrictions and offering tax bonuses in an attempt to make their town stand out from the pack.
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Mr. Johnsey, 32, is dancing in the corps, and a corps dancer must blend into the group, not stand out from it.
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Yet with many liked-minded firms hoping to invest in the top startups, it can be hard to stand out from the pack.
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The strength of his voice -- his power to command attention -- has surprised a village where few care to stand out from the crowd.
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While adapting to local practices is important, it's vital to improve those practices in order to stand out from the competition, Vassilakis said.
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What makes Doctor Strange stand out from both the Marvel universe and many of its blockbuster competitors are its spectacularly trippy visual effects.
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Much of what makes both Blue Ruin and Green Room stand out from their genre movie competitors is the richness of their visuals.
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Until Trump started running for president, his livelihood depending on generating that kind of attention to make him stand out from the pack.
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All businesses — no matter how big or small — need a strong and compelling website if they want to stand out from the crowd.
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The viewpoints of the astronauts and seeing Earth from a new perspective is enough to make this docuseries stand out from the rest.
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That makes it hard to stand out from the pack, but also presents an opportunity for whoever's vision of America's oligarchy cuts deepest.
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The site has a virtual currency system that allows you to "buy" matches virtual gifts so you can stand out from the rest.
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The Apple Card is designed to stand out from other credit cards by providing a sophisticated software interface to track balance and purchases.
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You spend hours pouring over your resume and cover letters thinking what you could include to make your stand out from the crowd.
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It's the focus on providing security services for hardware makers, in fact, that helps VDOO stand out from the others in the field.
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We know that Apple's iPhone and iPad stand out from their competitors because they have iOS, an operating system no competitor can use.
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An early move to go public will help Editas stand out from the crowd, and perhaps help it recruit and retain good scientists.
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So if you want a product, website, or résumé to stand out from the rest, be sure to choose your font with care.
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In the Muay Thai community in Thailand, nicknames are reserved for those who have paid their dues and stand out from the thousands.
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In textbooks, they easily stand out from other cells, but here it's proving to be like an especially hard game of Where's Wally?
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In these circumstances, almost anything you can do to stand out from the pack and get people to pay attention to you helps.
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When asked what makes Shopee stand out from competitors, Zhou said the company has an advantage in its local understanding of each market.
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The one stand-out from the collection is the revolving necklace, which reads "Love Is A Verb" when you quickly spin the pendant.
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One of those eying new markets is Hong Kong-based Campfire, which tries to stand out from the crowd with industry-focused spaces.
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The Delsey Chatelet Hard Carry On is designed with sophisticated contrast coloring that will stand out from the sea of regular black rollaboards.
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Julián Castro: The San Antonio mayor needed a moment to stand out from the crowd -- and he got one in the first debate.
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When it comes to job interviews, we all want to give answers that make us stand out from the rest of the candidates.
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Infrastructure — 3M creates pavement markings that are specifically designed to stand out from surrounding areas so sensors can see it in all conditions.
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From pickup lines to puppy pictures, there are plenty of ways to stand out from the pack when it comes to dating apps.
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Maybe some candidate will try to stand out from the crowd by taking the politically risky strategy of acting like a responsible adult.
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PAM ANTHONY PASSELTINERNEW YORK Dear Pam, Your thoughtful and inspirational gift will undoubtedly stand out from the pile of plushies and layette sets.
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Initially, the founders experimented with crowdsourced narration, but later landed on using professional voice talent to make their app stand out from others.
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What makes successful candidates stand out from so-so ones"The most successful candidates I've seen are naturally curious," she wrote on Quora.
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Click through to push your limits of leggings outfits this autumn and find out which ones stand out from the black leggings sea.
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The inclusion of a Harman Kardon smart speaker in the satellite router makes the Netgear Orbi Voice stand out from other mesh systems.
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Not all of these picks are stylish enough to wear outside, but they all stand out from the pack for their superior functionality.
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I prefer the PX7's look, but at $400, they don't do much to stand out from all the other cans out there.Â
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Becoming "an authority" in health and wellness will help it stand out from department store rivals, said Christina Boni, retail analyst at Moody's.
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He tried to stand out from his peers in three areas, however: gun control, student debt, and his emphasis on health and fitness.
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On the Democratic side, it's a crowded field, with five candidates, but there appear to be two who stand out from the rest.
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If you want people to listen to your music, you need to look good visually and stand out from everything else on a storefront.
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These little details make Mafia III a refreshingly realistic game and help it stand out from the dozens of Grand Theft Auto-esque rivals.
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Digital ag innovators like AgDNA, Blue River, Farmers Business Network, FarmLink and Farmobile all stand out from the pack in terms of automation capabilities.
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But can they make the game stand out from the rest of the free-to-play titles in the App Store and Google Play?
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The crew also attribute the growing appeal of their party to its inclusivity, which they say makes them stand out from other day parties.
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Khanna — who, in the general shakeup of primary season, are eager to stand out from from the crowd — could have a more immediate impact.
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Instead, these are questions and answers tied to a specific venue, a focus that could make this stand out from other Q&A products.
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Because of that, people can feel compelled to overshare online, to do anything to stand out from the hordes of people looking for love.
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Of course, if Cortana is the main distinguishing factor, it's going to be hard for these products to truly stand out from the pack.
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All Images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoThere's a reason the Firefly 329.953 and Pax 2 stand out from other vapes—beyond being big eye-catching kazoos.
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The idea behind the redesign is to give these sorts of posts a better way to stand out from other posts, the company explains.
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He's also got his own look, including a bushy beard that makes him stand out from the clean-cut men in those royal portraits.
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A huge aspect of what makes Rick and Morty stand out from all other TV comedies, animated or otherwise, is its emphasis on improvisation.
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As far as rewards go, the Apple Card doesn't really stand out from the pack of cash back cards that are already out there.
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For now, it seems that Chronicle is relying on its association to Google in order to stand out from the AI-assisted cybersecurity cloud.
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This high-speed motor uses Sonic Vibe Technology that makes teeth cleaning easier than ever, and what makes the brush stand out from competitors.
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Facing a campaign in turmoil and slippage in the polls, the retired neurosurgeon didn't do anything Thursday night to stand out from the pack.
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But if you want to stand out from a sea of white canvas kicks, you can inject a high-fashion rainbow into your wardrobe.
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And cost aside, the ingredient and recipe delivery model isn't exactly new – but Ayesha's celebrity status may help Gather stand out from its competitors.
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It was already a well-designed service with plenty of little touches that make it stand out from the many different services out there.
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The songs featured in the show are collected into a ThinkGeek-exclusive white vinyl record for it to really stand out from your collection.
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A pose-off with the Shayks, the Stones, and the Borges of the world and she still managed to stand out from the pack?
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With smartphone sales growth expected to slow in the coming years, device manufacturers are focusing on new ways to stand out from the crowd.
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Your follow-up thank-you email (hand-written notes are almost never a better option than email) needs to stand out from the crowd.
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This isn't the biggest discount we've ever seen, but the set of extras that Currys offers makes this deal stand out from the crowd.
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For a shoe like the super popular Comme Des Garçons PLAY x Converse Chuck 70s, unique lacing helps them stand out from the rest.
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The history and broad variety of brews available make Belgium's beer industry stand out from other brewing traditions around the world, the submission says.
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These tools enhance the convenience of the neobank's offerings, which could help it stand out from competitors in the fight to acquire business customers.
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It's a fast-looking bike whose curvy seat stays and fork help it stand out from the other matte-black bikes in the bunch.
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But Amazon's new Echo Studio is the latest sign that this is no longer enough to make Apple's HomePod stand out from the competition.
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Meanwhile, a source says the company is putting its energy behind non-smartphone products where it feels it can better stand out from rivals.
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Maybe pull some kind of stunt that'll make you stand out from the pack of other hot young things with summer blockbusters coming out.
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It does not stand out from the road, since the main sign is unchanged and doesn't indicate whether it's a Shell or a She'll.
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A well-written follow-up email can help you stand out from the crowd and leave a good final impression on a hiring manager.
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So, to stand out from the crowd, Nguyen did what any ambitious bride would do: she made a wedding dress out of burrito wrappers.
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I've interviewed anti-baby boomer authors before, but what makes Sternberg's book stand out from the rest is his unique diagnosis of the problem.
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But deep in the pockets of the insatiable social media app lies a few accounts that stand out from the rest on our Discover Page.
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While she's explored spooky imagery in other paintings, this one in particular has a ton of details that make it stand out from the rest.
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But it also helped Wickr stand out from other secure messaging apps like Signal and WhatsApp, which have yet to roll out encrypted group calls.
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Their theory is that, essentially, an increasing feeling of individualism during financial difficulty inspires new parents to choose names that stand out from the crowd.
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The days of flyers are long gone—if you want to stand out from the crowd you're going to have to think outside the box!
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Rather than go after Netflix, so far Apple seems more interested in augmenting Apple Music with related content to help it stand out from Spotify.
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Instead, the Knops stand out from a regular pair of acoustic filters (like, say, Doppler Lab's Dubs) by offering multiple levels of adjustable sound blocking.
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With their intricate back patterns and bright colors, these intimates stand out from the pack, and will make you want to show some extra skin.
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Kang says the company found in testing of the feature that users appreciated being able to stand out from other potential matches through a comment.
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Whether you play country, EDM, or metal, having an unique logo that helps you stand out from the pack is important to a musician's branding.
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Ted Baker opened its first store in Glasgow in 1988 with quirky details on suits, shirts and dresses helping the company stand out from rivals.
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So it is counting on its expertise in those areas, as well as the new, streamlined website, to help it stand out from the crowd.
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It's astounding how a series could regress so much and seem to ignore every aspect that made it stand out from the kart racing pack.
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When she challenged the founders by asking them how they would stand out from their many competitors, they gave Glaros a one-word answer: Love.
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With Cortana, Microsoft is trying to help its digital assistant stand out from a crowded pack that includes Apple's Siri, Google's Assistant and Amazon's Alexa.
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They're set to appear along the marathon route and stand out from the usual red ones via a bold blue headband wrapped around the top.
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With nearly 50 minutes of Super Bowl ads set to air this Sunday, advertisers will do whatever they can to stand out from the pack.
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Fast forward to today's crowded craft beer marketplace and the unique style is still paying dividends, allowing Flying Dog to stand out from its competitors.
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But while those five Republicans' environmental records stand out from many in their party, they have voted more times against environmental regulations than in favor.
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While there are more than 9,000 players at Evo this weekend, there are a select group of professional players who stand out from the pack.
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It's also selling custom pages with built-in video and stories to help advertisers' products stand out from the rest, such as this Acura ad.
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And with a field of 16 candidates (and potentially more joining in) being likable, or even lovable, isn't enough to stand out from the crowd.
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To capture that traffic, cruise lines are coming up with unique ways to stand out from one another by building luxury ships with unusual features.
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It was his first official Deadmau5 gig, and he wanted to do something that would make him stand out from all the other electronic musicians.
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Robert felt that, as producers are able to blend any whiskies they want, they might have missed an opportunity to stand out from the crowd.
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In every case, large tech platforms are looking to lure in customers and stand out from the pack with big names and exclusive content deals.
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Boomerang CEO and email productivity expert Alex Moore has made it his mission to help professionals craft better emails that stand out from the clutter.
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"In a world of dominant athletes and personalities, Craig Sager still managed to stand out from the crowd," the Hall of Fame's news release said.
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Perry even drove a Tesla Model S through California's state capital back in 2014 in an attempt to stand out from the other state bidders.
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Ben Wood from CCS Insight said the handsets were nicely designed but it was hard to see how they would stand out from the crowd.
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Fashion labels often look for ways to make their shows stand out from the pack, and Mr. Plein has gone further than most at his.
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What makes this story stand out from other similar tales is that King's Boogeyman is corporeal and dangerous, with the kill count to prove it.
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This can be cool for portraits, close-ups, or anything else where you want your subject to stand out from the background as much as possible.
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The sooner Apple's FaceID can put itself in the front and center of its users lives, the more it will stand out from its oncoming competitors.
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What has made Halide stand out from others was its combination of an attractive, gesture-based interface designed to simplify the use of pro camera features.
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The S27 comes with those, of course, but it's adding a number of new services to its stable in order to stand out from the crowd.
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Dubbed "the woman who built Beijing," Zhang is known for her work with the world's hottest architects in creating buildings that stand out from the skyline.
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Watch the duo learn español below: After brushing up on their Spanish, the pair revealed what makes Den of Thieves stand out from other heist flicks.
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Whether social media is important to you or not, this week blesses you with a creative sensibility that helps you to stand out from the crowd.
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The TV series would reportedly be bundled with Apple Music, Apple's $9.99 per month subscription service, as a way to help it stand out from Spotify.
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A rousing tune to quicken the pulse, some pathos to moisten the eyes and that inexplicable something to make it stand out from all the rest.
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It requires some serious creativity; that's why we're looking to some of our favorite Insta-pros for inspiration on how to stand out from the crowd.
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To help, The Complete YouTube Course teaches you how to use SEO to make your videos stand out from millions of others already on the site.
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When a hiring manager is sifting through hundreds of applications for those positions, a Salesforce certification can really make one resumé stand out from the rest.
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There are plenty of establishments in New York that have adopted the ways of the Emerald Isle in order to stand out from the local flavor.
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Last week in Hong Kong, Musk said he's confident Tesla's models will be able to stand out from the growing number of electric vehicles being sold.
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This time we're target-locking on specific apps that'll give your photos and videos a retro '264s aesthetic to make them stand out from the crowd.
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Currently nearing the end of its second season, the cars of Formula E don't particularly stand out from the crowd of other open-wheel racing series.
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Running for a position at your students' union is a competitive business, so it's always good to find a way to stand out from the competition.
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However, with its Aaa/AAA/AAA ratings by Moody's, S&P and Fitch, all with a stable outlook, the issuer will stand out from the crowd.
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To keep pace with demand and stand out from the growing crowd, microbrewers will need to continue devising ever-more-inventive names for their artisanal ales.
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Donald wanted to gain acceptance into the top MBA program, which meant that he needed the best credentials in order to stand out from the competition.
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What makes this credit stand out from similar perks offered by other credit cards is that it's not restricted to a specific airline or hotel chain.
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At least, that was my reasoning behind choosing these yellow boots that would also help me stand out from a pack of black-clad New Yorkers.
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The company, which opened its first store in Glasgow in 1988, sells suits, shirts and dresses - often sporting quirky details - helping it stand out from rivals.
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When sent, they take break up the next within the comments section and help a user who purchased the item stand out from the others watching.
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How can you do a review of Kylie Jenner's Lipkit and make it stand out from the 43 other bloggers out there who got sent it?
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Food photography is an art, and this Thanksgiving you'll want to pad your Instagram with extra-special pics to stand out from the turkey-posting masses.
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A list of the best skeletons must not merely be skeletons who are good, but skeletons who are important, who stand out from the other bones.
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This candy section that lets customers fill their own bags of sweets is a small yet meaningful addition that makes Wegmans stand out from other grocers.
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It has been many decades, at least, a small and quirky part of a tournament that has always liked to stand out from the other majors.
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Steyer, as a billionaire hedge fund manager without any special appeal either to swing voters or occasional voters, doesn't seem to stand out from the crowd.
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"Use advertising to help stand out from the crowd, reach a wider audience, and kick off the holiday shopping season," Amazon wrote in the marketing material.
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Today, candidates are able to submit hundreds of applications with the click of the button, which can make it hard to stand out from the pack.
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Customizing your resume each time you apply to a new type of role or to a new company can help you stand out from other applicants.
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It's harder now than it was then to stand out from the crowds that are marshalled by our politics and shepherded by much of our culture.
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"It's not just about your degree, it's also about the skills you can learn on top of that to stand out from other applicants," she said.
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Phone makers, he said, need to get more serious about the software and services they can develop to make their phones stand out from one another.
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It's a bizarre move for 'Melo, considering the hair was part of his signature look -- and helped him stand out from the rest of his family.
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It is a coveted position she thinks she got because she did a study abroad semester in Japan that helped her to stand out from the competition.
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Notable recent generations of handsets from top companies like Samsung, Apple and Google have leaned heavily on AI and ML updates to stand out from the crowd.
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The TrendsetterIf you have a knack for creating capital-c #Content, you probably know how to rock a look that'll make you stand out from the crowd.
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There are plenty of classifieds that help car owners sell their vehicles online, but Carro aims to stand out from the crowd with a services-focused offering.
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"The Tokyo market is a huge market," Tsuji said, adding that market conditions were solid and the project's diverse facilities would help it stand out from rivals.
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So even if you (or anyone other than server engineers) will likely never see Graphcore's IPU units, they do help Graphcore (literally) stand out from the crowd.
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Not only are media outlets forced to write stories that stand out from the crowd, but they also must cater to an entirely new kind of consumer.
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It's a visual signal that a close friend has shared something more privately with you, and it should stand out from the standard pink-purple gradient rings.
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To stand out from the competition and revitalize its image as cheap but chic, Target has been focusing on its "signature categories" — style, baby, kids and wellness.
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There is increasing interest in VPNs, or Virtual Private Networks, and hence a lot of development and a lot of competition to stand out from the crowd.
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What makes this planetary system stand out from all the others discovered in recent years is just how similar one of its planets may be to Earth.
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Most people don't follow up on an email that has been ignored once, and doing so you will make yourself stand out from the crowd, says Aujla.
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Mythology primers like Solo, The Crimes of Grindelwald, and the George Lucas-helmed Star Wars prequels don't allow themselves bandwidth to stand out from the franchise canon.
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One thing that makes him stand out from the pack immediately is that he is the last man to hand current champion Rafael Dos Anjos a loss.
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It's also at least possible that some Senate Democrats running for the White House will break ranks to earn some attention and stand out from the crowd.
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So, whether you want to go with the flow or stand out from the crowd, this list will help you decide what to wear on October 31.
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While it can be tempting to hide aspects of yourself for the sake of fitting in, embracing these qualities will make you stand out from the crowd.
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Some are focused on special interests like sales, religion, or the issues faced by women in leadership — but there are some that stand out from the rest.
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Trump doesn't stand out from the crowd as the most famous person in this line of work — he's the only famous person in this line of work.
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The High End A look at the appliances and finishes that developers say will make their new high-style condos stand out from the high-style competition.
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Netflix slowly started rolling out original series to its subscribers, designed to exist alongside and stand out from the plethora of licensed series already on the service.
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Tweaking your resume each time you apply to a new type of role or to a new company can really help you stand out from other applicants.
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Most have metal or brick facades, a stipulation of building codes focused on fire restrictions, which means the buildings often do not stand out from the outside.
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In his Grindr profile picture, he was wearing a suit, which made him stand out from the usual collection of hipsters on the east side of Milwaukee.
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As for Lenovo, it and other PC OEMs are always looking for differentiating factors that can help their hardware stand out from the rest of the Windows crowd.
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I definitely dressed like her in high school (...all the way back in the '90s), and for me, it was a way to stand out from the crowd.
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It's hard to play favorites, especially when so much of the good stuff isn't available on YouTube, but these small-screen sex scenes stand out from the rest.
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It needs its own cloud, and it needs to make it stand out from the competition, if it hopes to stop companies from going all-in on Amazon.
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In lieu of those same clichéd fashion trends — think flower crowns and crochet coverups — attendees are now gravitating toward fresh looks that stand out from the (literal) crowd.
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Amazon Prime Video last fall began allowing users to download select titles for offline viewing as well – something that it hoped would help it stand out from Netflix.
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The 32-inch LB560B ($323) delivers a tidy combination of rounded, gunmetal design elements and reliable bright-room viewing performance that helps it stand out from the crowd.
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The 32-inch LB560B ($189) delivers a tidy combination of rounded, gunmetal design elements and reliable bright-room viewing performance that helps it stand out from the crowd.
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"Only corporations with innovations and proper brand management will have the opportunity to stand out from the homogeneous competition of low-priced products," Lo said in a statement.
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You too can make subtle changes that will help your Instagram profile stand out from the rest, from adopting a new color scheme to organizing your rows ahead.
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Photographed in and around the bustling street markets of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, headwear, sweaters and bags in graphic patterns and shapes stand out from the crowds.
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Ferguson said that he hopes Nuro's fresh approach to self-driving — focusing on delivering goods rather than people — hopefully means that Nuro will stand out from the pack.
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There are many small details that stand out — from the mundane receipts on the table to ground coffee beans and the patterns on wooden panels at the markets.
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The initiative comes at a time of unprecedented change for the industry, as tougher regulations and a squeeze on fees pressure money managers to stand out from rivals.
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When he was running for president, one of the things that made Donald Trump stand out from ordinary Republicans was his willingness to criticize mainstream US foreign policy.
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On Sunday, 19 Democrats showed up at an Iowa fundraiser, all of them vying for the 2020 nomination and frantically trying to stand out from the crowded pack.
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Though it's by no means his best work, Event Horizon showcases an artist not simply finding his voice, but striving to make it stand out from the crowd.
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Now, you can make your iPhone X stand out from the crowd with one of these teardown wallpapers by iFixit that expose all of the phone's inside components.
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At the next round of auditions, Ruth devises a plan to avoid being cut by Sam — she'll use her dramatic acting chops to stand out from the competition.
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It's not enough to help the device truly stand out from an overcrowded and underselling category — especially one where a single player is utterly dominating the sales charts.
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Taking this extra step shows the hiring manager that you are willing to devote time and energy to contacting them, which helps you stand out from the crowd.
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In today's e-everything world of online content, tweets, blogs, posts and hashtags, it is getting harder to identify extraordinary speeches — ones that stand out from the pack.
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On the campaign trail, 2020 Democrats have been attacking the president in an effort to rally the party base and stand out from a growing field of candidates.
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They followed up with another experiment, this time with 465 participants, which again successfully established how the need to stand out from the crowd predicted a conspiracy mentality.
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Considering that they're all friends, how iconic that role was for Audrey Hepburn, and how these women stand out from the rest of the crowd, it makes sense.
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I watch the phone slide down the line, it's little band-aid flag making it stand out from its compatriots, as it vanishes through the chain link fence.
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The fashion industry is so crowded these days that you really have to make the offerings of a brand cohesive in order to stand out from the crowd.
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With brick-and-mortar retail partnerships meaning less, and anything and everything available on Amazon, it's even more important to stand out from the crowd with viral hits.
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As the MA market becomes more crowded than ever, we think smaller insurers like Alignment will need to diversify their benefits offerings to stand out from the pack.
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Braun said his height made him stand out from other actors when he was trying to get roles as a kid — and not necessarily in a good way.
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What makes it stand out from most adventure games, though, isn't just its looks; Sable is also free of violence, letting you focus on exploration and puzzle-solving.
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It has it all: story, amazing acting, visuals -- everything that makes a Scorsese film stand out from the predictable regurgitation of yet another superhero, exploding special effects (movie).
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There are two main ways that the CEP Progressive+ Compression Run Socks 2.0 (available in men's and women's sizes) stand out from the other socks on our list.
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The NBCC Awards, which are open to any book published in English in the United States, stand out from other major awards because book critics deliver the verdicts.
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Either way, third-party candidates do best when they stand out from the pack, when they have a "persona that neither party can quite emulate quickly," Sides said.
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And unlike Beto O'Rourke — another candidate for whom hopes were once high — Booker managed to stand out from the pack by speaking in a compelling and effective way.
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The governor said interest rates were high enough to stand out from other central and eastern European states, attracting temporary capital inflows and amplifying the country's external shortfall.
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So if you're driving, keep your eyes peeled for smooth, glossy sheets, especially if they stand out from the rest of road, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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"They don't stand out from a lot of hateful ideas that are being expressed online," said Pete Simi, an associate professor in the Department of Sociology at Chapman University.
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If you use your review as an opportunity to improve your performance, you will inevitably build a stronger employee-manager relationship and begin to stand out from your colleagues.
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Home Chef, founded in 2013 in Chicago by Pat Vihtelic, seeks to stand out from the pack by offering family-friendly food and recipes that are straightforward to prepare.
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Even outside the dedicated African focus area, African artworks stand out from the rest, such as Mary Sibande's surreal, sculptural photographs and Wim Botha's busts sculpted from lacerated books.
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Warren's comment felt like a rebuke to that strategy, and was a way for her to stand out from the field as someone unafraid to stake out uncompromising positions.
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That's great from a usability perspective, but if you want to stand out from the crowd, you'll need a different type of device, and BlackBerry KEYone fits the bill.
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Obviously the signature will only be attached when you're composing emails in rich text mode, but it's one way of getting your messages to stand out from the crowd.
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The Exorcist immediately hinted that it could stand out from the movie that inspired it by tapping into something that has been underexplored in subsequent Exorcist projects: family drama.
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While design made Apple Watch stand out from the competition, I think it is fair to say it captured more tech adopters than it did jewelry buyers and fashionistas.
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Certainly one way to stand out from the cookie swap crowd—or thoroughly confuse your family—would be to take up a decidedly pagan motif for your cookie contribution.
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Almost too strong, it turned out, because the vast cast of characters meant it was challenging for any one Republican to get attention and stand out from the crowd.
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From the podium, the Vermont senator made it clear he intended to wage a positive campaign that would stand out from the mudslinging and vitriol in modern American politics.
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One detail still manages to stand out from this issue's cover story, and it has to do with Clarke filming scenes that featured her riding one of Dany's dragons.
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Hiring people from different backgrounds and disciplines to tackle startup and product scaling challenges also helps tech-focused ventures in export-focused countries like Canada stand out from competitors.
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The homemade aspect shows off your resourceful side, it'll give people a good laugh, and you'll also stand out from a crowd of store bought superheroes, princesses, and more.
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In many ways, you can trace the Mortal Kombat's continued cultural and emotional resonance back to the emphasis on story that always made it stand out from the crowd.
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But in doing so, it placed some of the service's unique and helpful features behind a paywall, making it harder to stand out from its much-loved competitor, Pocket.
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The S3 continues to stand out from Android Wear watches with its unique control scheme, and it'll likely stay even with or ahead Apple when it comes to sensors.
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But the image was itself a product, a choice the Ramones made to convey urban toughness, to help them stand out from the emotive hordes of mid-70s rock.
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What makes this contest stand out from most others is that it's very open-ended — anything could secure you the funding if you're deemed bold, passionate, and original enough.
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Exclusive collections co-created with influencers and celebrities is a way to stand out from other retailers, who are struggling to woo shoppers and compete with online giant Amazon.
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To stand out from those who may have more experience within the company, emphasize your existing skills and your ability to learn quickly says Jillian Kramer, writer at Glassdoor.
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It's understandable that a company struggling the way HTC has of late might scramble to stand out from the crowd, but Edge Sense isn't what's going to do it.
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Watch the full panel discussion here: Read more about the trends that stand out from the 2019 Disruptor 50 List and the methodology used to select this year's companies.
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There are some nice new magnetic straps, as well, and Apple's new in-store customization options will go a little ways toward helping wearers stand out from the crowd.
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For the candidates, these early debates may represent the first, best — and, in some cases, only — opportunity to stand out from competitors and build national momentum in the primary.
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Mr. Bujnowski paints bathers by the seashore in glassy black and white oils; their jet-black bodies stand out from beaches rendered in gradients of white to light gray.
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The first debates of the presidential campaign are this week, and may represent the best — and for some, the only — opportunity to stand out from a throng of competitors.
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But there are utterances and actions of his that can't go unexamined, breaches of decorum, diplomacy or normalcy that stand out from the rest or precisely distill his character.
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These deals don't stand out from those that we've seen confirmed from Best Buy, Walmart, or Target, but you'll be able to get in on the savings earlier here.
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Rag & Bone Cate Ankle Skinny Jeans, $134.98 (originally $225) [You save $90.02]A frayed hem and faded wash make this pair of ankle skinnies stand out from the rest.
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Their X factor is their parentage; it's what makes them stand out from the crowd of other attractive, talented peers (and is used in all of the marketing materials).
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Jet has attempted to stand out from competitors through a discounting model, dubbed the Smart Cart, that rewards customers with greater discounts as they add more items to their order.
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I know some of the bars in New York have guards that will stand out from three to five, politely moving people out of their space and quieting them down.
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As a glut of competitors have pumped out a steady stream of compelling shows, executives are more motivated than ever to find programs that will stand out from the crowd.
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I thought, I have to stand out from the crowd, and I can't do something Asian because that would be expected — whatever that little voice of doubt was telling me.
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T-Mobile is already winning the new unlimited data plan wars when it comes to pricing, but today it's taking another step to stand out from its three major rivals.
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It's for the two-wheeled casual commuter with a desire to stand out from the crowd and pockets deep enough to absorb its starting price of €218,220, or almost $225,216.
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The immediate comparison between works from different records and different artists did not exist, so there was no need to make one track stand out from the other by volume.
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And while that happens more than we'd probably like to admit, there still comes a time when we'd rather be the center of attention and stand out from our peers.
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What makes Draper Nexus stand out from other, larger and older venture firms in Silicon Valley is an emphasis on helping startups lock in their first, or biggest enterprise customers.
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What makes Gunpowder Moon stand out from most lunar novels is Pedreira's emphasis on realism in the details that make up his world and the political structures that govern it.
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The most unique part of the look are the diamond-cut ridges along the edge of the case, which help the Notebook 29 Pro subtly stand out from the pack.
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But it looks to stand out from the crowd by offering the ability to track both indoor and outdoor air quality and then adjust the climate inside your home accordingly.
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Don't get me wrong, I love a good sequin, but the (comparatively) subtle 3-D-printed florals and regal one-shoulder silhouette helped her look stand out from the sparkle.
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The image of the device Blass has shared is a bit dark and blurry, but the device doesn't look like it'll stand out from the Android crowd in any way.
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Preparing in advance will help you feel calm and confident, and there are a few strategies you can use that are guaranteed to help you stand out from your competition.
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It's certainly not the first all-healing ointment out there (duh), but this new formula has a unique quality (or lack thereof) that makes it stand out from the rest.
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Many of the younger companies have struggled to stand out from the crowd and increase revenue on a sustainable basis since sophisticated cyber attacks can make software obsolete very quickly.
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Citrin leads executive recruitment firm Spencer Stuart's North American CEO practice, and has spent decades determining what makes a job candidate stand out from a highly competitive pool of applicants.
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Cassie Young, the chief commercial officer at marketing automation company Sailthru, points out that to stand out from under the looming shadow of Amazon is a difficult and impressive feat.
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What makes this vacuum stand out from others in its category is the longer run time (nearly an hour), and the fact that it only take four hours to recharge.
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The diverse cast, stage structure, and message behind Rihanna's event weren't the only features that made the Savage X Fenty show stand out from others recently held during fashion week.
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It was a powerful speech, but what made it stand out from other similar awareness-raising speeches we've heard from the Oscar stage was its explicit calling-out of speciesism.
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Craft beers won't appeal to all, but a willingness to spend more to stand out from the crowd will also support mainstream imported brands like Budweiser, Heineken or Japan's Asahi.
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These are among the best wireless headphones that you can buy, and they stand out from the competition with their masterful balance of comfort, sound quality, and excellent noise cancellation.
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If you use Twitter regularly, you may occasionally post a message that gains traction with other users or that you want to stand out from the rest of your feed.
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Maybe that will change as Google finds more uses for the radar sensor, which is the big thing here that's supposed to make the Pixel stand out from the crowd.
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The new styling direction under Acura's global design chief Dave Marek will allow Acura to have a new, more sporty look, the people said, making it stand out from Honda models.
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In this Ask A Dev, Web Developer DJ Karasek gives developers a better idea of what makes Facebook React stand out from the front-end framework crowd (aside from its name).
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Now that notches are popping up on just about every new smartphone screen, Apple's next iPhone will need some new tricks to stand out from its competitors.
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Ted Baker's dresses, suits and shirts, often sporting quirky details such as flowery collars and polka-dotted sleeves, have helped it to stand out from rivals in Britain and, increasingly, overseas.
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In fact, there are many qualities assessed during the often lengthy interview processes, and demonstrating these qualities can go a lot further in helping potential candidates stand out from the crowd.
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In a time when consumers are inundated with ads from every corner of their screens (and lives), brands and startups are finding it insanely difficult to stand out from the crowd.
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One important caveat: I haven't yet gotten to test the 360-degree camera attachment, one of the things designed to make the phone stand out from other phones on the market.
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The Stadion comes in a variety of color options, from neon orange if you want to stand out from the crowd to a more understated black that will go with everything.
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Moore's self-portraits stand out from the other works in the gallery as the only ones with complete backgrounds, and the only ones in which the subject looks at the viewer.
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"Even in an administration full of unprecedented conflicts of interests, Mr. Smith's conflicts stand out from the pack," Lisa Gilbert, Public Citizen's vice president of legislative affairs, said in a statement.
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Ted Baker's dresses, suits and shirts, which often have quirky details such as flowery collars and polka-dotted sleeves, have helped it to stand out from mid-market rivals in Britain.
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"When the professor said in class that he would give a high mark for creativity, I decided that I would make my essay stand out from others," Haga told the BBC.
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If the Democratic 2020 presidential primary is any example, the more competition there is, the more likely candidates will try and differentiate themselves through design and stand out from one another.
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Not only do the shade names stand out from the more standard ones created by other brands, but it also feels like you're sharing an inside joke with Dawson and Star.
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Real estate agents have never been ones to shy away from trying something attention grabbing to stand out from the pack — think goofy bus stop bench ads or embarrassing-photo billboards.
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The service — all of it legal — begins as early as eighth grade, as students are steered toward picking the right classes and extracurriculars to help them stand out from the crowd.
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Now, the process begins anew: The companies whose quality was in the top half of that narrower range would feel pressure to demonstrate their quality, to stand out from the dregs.
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There are a lot of impressive 8K TVs at this year's CES, but no new display has managed to stand out from the crowd quite like Samsung's virtually bezel-less Q950TS.
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The company, whose household consumer products include Brita, Glad and Pine-Sol, laid out a new long-term strategy to invest in its brands and innovation to stand out from competitors.
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To stand out from the crowd, the platform is investing heavily in technology, including for digital store services it is trialling with France's Chanel, one of Farfetch's big name tie-ups.
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BritBox will try to stand out from the crowd with UK series such as Gavin & Stacey and Victoria, as well as older series such as Agatha Christie's Miss Marple and Poirot.
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Original exclusive podcasts are part of Spotify&aposs strategy to stand out from competitors like Apple Music, Liz Gateley, Spotify&aposs head of creative development focused on original podcast content, said.
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The pop star&aposs unique sound and whisper-like vocals make her stand out from her peers in the music industry, and her music videos feature creepy and sometimes gruesome visuals.
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Test Run With so many websites vying for the opportunity to book your next trip, TripAdvisor is hoping its recent makeover will help it stand out from the ever-expanding crowd.
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People familiar with Hulu's plans have said that Hulu's service and its cloud DVR will stand out from other rivals by serving "the best asset for the customer" when you record shows.
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Do something different and stand out from the rest with some clear, bold artwork; it also helps if you can easily change designs between releases whilst still being recognisable as a brand.
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There's no question that his message will stand out from the Republican pack wherever he goes—but will voters in states like South Carolina find it refreshing or weirdly out of tune?
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This expert-led program includes 236 lectures and 28 hours of content that will give you tools and instruction to refresh your skills and stand out from the crowd of job candidates.
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In fact, he says 'Idol' lost one of the few things that makes it stand out from all the other singing talent shows -- and the proof will be in the ratings. Hung.
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While each contestant had won the hearts of the judges and viewers during the competition, there was one feature that made Kryst stand out from the rest: her voluminous head of curls.
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Legere rubs a lot of people the wrong way, but the carrier business is an ugly one, so it takes quite a bit to stand out from the noise of it all.
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The group is under pressure to show it can re-invent itself after Lagerfeld's death, at a time when many rivals are banking on star designers to stand out from the crowd.
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Pay particular attention to the iPhone's volume buttons on the left — how they stand out from the speaker grille behind them — and the crisp definition of each icon label on the screen.
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So, in the spirit of not sporting the same old thing, we turned to LabNo25 to ID fresh ways to wear holiday trends that will help you stand out from the masses.
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Throughout the interview process, stand out from your competition by showing candidates that you truly value getting to know them and are committed to making your company the best fit for them.
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According to his first book, The Art of the Deal, articles about this controversy ended up serving as free publicity for the new building, helping it stand out from other Midtown properties.
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Hunt says what helps her program stand out from others in a decidedly-political cable news environment is the job she performs five days a week as a correspondent on the Hill.
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PFM features could be N26's best way to stand out from these existing players in the US, as consumers are hungry for such tools, and the neobank already has robust offerings.
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While five engineers seems like a lot for a small passively managed fund, Bitwise wants to build out a software platform so it can stand out from other traditional asset management firms.
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Neither well known outside of his home state nor particularly fiery, he likely would have struggled to stand out from a crowded field that included dynamic rising stars and more established politicians.
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And its policies on pot stand out from the more conservative laws in most of its neighbors in the Middle East, where, in some countries, drug trafficking is still punishable by death.
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But for now, anyway, "On Becoming a God in Central Florida" is distinctive enough to stand out from the premium-TV pack, if not quite rise to the top of the pyramid.
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More than a dozen cities and states have already publicly expressed their interest in wooing Amazon to town, with some using stunts aimed at making their bids stand out from the fray.
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How do you make your writing stand out from the piles of other editorials submitted to our contest — especially when you have no more than 450 words to get your point across?
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"William Demant doesn't stand out from peers in any crucial way," Sydbank analyst Morten Imsgard said, noting that all producers now have technologies with small differences but none had entirely unique products.
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Many potential candidates have sought to stand out from the field through vocal opposition to the Trump agenda — voting against the bipartisan two-year budget deal or calling for the president's resignation.
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It can help you stand out from the other candidates, it gives you a second chance at answering a tough question and it can help you develop a relationship with your interviewer.
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While the young CEOs recognize the stiff competition of today's economy, they agree that there is one key thing millennials can do more of to help them stand out from the crowd.
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But while Power Rangers may be no one's idea of an A-list property, it manages to stand out from the pack by getting right what so few other films like these do.
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In the beginning, being able to see your friends' activity is part of what Venmo helped stand out from competing payment apps like Square Cash, making Venmo the VHS to the Square's Betamax.
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One way to stand out from the masses, as they hold identical, slab-like smartphones made of glass and metal, is to stick a robotic index finger to the bottom of your phone.
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The fact remains that, on the evidence so far, the phone is making a bigger impact in the West, perhaps where its smaller form factor helps it stand out from Apple's other devices.
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First impressions: I find the Passport's styling rather bland — it's getting harder for any crossover SUV to stand out from the crowd — but as always, Honda dazzles with its mastery of interior space.
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Here's what made it stand out from the rest: This resume had plenty of white space and was two pages long, which is expected if you have more than 10 years of experience.
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The aerospace and defense company invested in a costly, high-flying pitch competition to stand out from the crowd and draw the best startups as it looks to invest in more emerging companies.
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It remains to be seen if either brand name will pull off a comeback but both manufacturers are hoping that by going all-electric they can stand out from more traditionally focused competitors.
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Divided into 66 different lectures, this seven-hour class will teach you how to market yourself to employers in your cover letter so that you stand out from a massive pool of applicants.
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Every once in a while, someone's earnest attempt to make themselves stand out from the crowd on the app would be shared into our feeds or timelines, inviting the mirth of fellow internetters.
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As cable and streaming networks throw their money around at anybody with a good pilot script, quality—or rather, superficial markers of quality—has become increasingly necessary to stand out from the pack.
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He said that having a portfolio of his work has helped him stand out from the competition, although he said some people have to work for free at first to create a portfolio.
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While the lime green color may not be to everyone's taste, you can't deny that it certainly makes the Vantage stand out from the white plaster walls of the open-air car studio.
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That means no more on-camera clashes designed specifically to stand out from the crowd, no interruptions in a desperate attempt to control TV time, no playing to audience cheers in the arena.
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In a field with 17 major candidates, Warren's incessant release of policy plans to execute for her vision of America into reality has made her stand out from the rest of the pack.
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Both of the pizzas were composed of a specialty sauce and fresh crust that both tasted homemade and they had a unique, garlicky flavor that made them stand out from other chains' pies.
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That might not mean a lot in the grand scheme of things, but in a week that's expected to be dominated by 5G announcements, it's a way to stand out from the crowd.
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On a recent trip to Shinjuku 2 Chome, I interviewed various bar owners about their mini-speakeasys to learn what makes one nine-foot-long bar stand out from countless other boozy cubbies.
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It makes Ant-Man and the Wasp feel like something more distinct than just the Ant-Man sequel, and helps it stand out from the other two movies Marvel put out this year.
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Basically the poor Londoners who got rich thanks to the Industrial Revolution wanted a new way to speak to make themselves stand out from the poor, so invented a new way of speaking.
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A lot of people throughout South Africa are so used to seeing spinning that it takes a lot of talent to really stand out from other spinners and make a living off it.
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You like your partners to be people who aren't afraid to stand out from the crowd, who care about their community, and who value intelligence and innovation—all this sounds like Aquarius's vibe!
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If you want to stand out from the pack, a crazy pair of running socks is the perfect way to do so, and the Zensah Limited Edition running socks rise to the occasion.
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Gorgeous 8K TVs are common at CES this year, but Samsung's new Q753TS has managed to stand out from the crowd thanks to one key advancement in style — it's virtually bezel-less design.
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That's especially true at the interview stage, when hiring managers will be looking extra closely for candidates whose interpersonal traits stand out from the pack, according to CareerBuilder's chief people officer, Michelle Armer.
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Fico is midway through a third term and had last year called Slovakia a "pro-European island" in central Europe as he sought to stand out from largely eurosceptic leaders in the region.
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That's why it's exciting to see star-driven adult dramas like Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood" and James Mangold's race-car drama "Ford v Ferrari" stand out from the crowd.
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Produced in the southeastern Chinese province of Jiangsu, Niu scooters stand out from other brands in China for their sleek, sporty design, relatively higher quality, customer service and technology that guards against theft.
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Using era adjustments, we can even the playing field a little bit to show how players stand out from the actual eras they played in, which can inform us on how to rank them.
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"We get lumped in with them, and we think about it a lot, what does our future look like and how do we stand out from the other crowds of nostalgic products," she says.
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Importantly, Wonder is also a movie about a young boy with a condition that makes him stand out from his peers — but it doesn't valorize or patronize him by painting him as a saint.
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There are signs that some younger people might be trying to modernize their dress, but as a rule, as an adult, there doesn't seem to be much desire to stand out from the crowd.
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Photographs I'd seen online didn't capture how much the totem poles stand out from the surrounding rural landscape, in which single-story homes and well-used pickup trucks quietly line the two-lane road.
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However, what makes Kindred Capital stand out from most seed investors or other size VC firms, is its so-called "equitable venture" model that sees every founder it backs get carry in the fund.
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Nearly every student I interviewed is into buying clothes at thrift stores, whether that's because thrifting is cheap, because it helps you stand out from the crowd, or because it's better for the environment.
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Graduate Hotels, a six-hotel chain that started in 2014 whose target market is college towns, uses local art to help it stand out from comparably priced competitors like Best Western and Quality Inn.
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And it is equally capable in both white and black patients, making it stand out from previously developed programs that were less accurate for people of color, according to an article from MIT News.
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The body has also been redesigned a bit, to make it easier to hold, though the company has maintained the classic film camera-style design that helps the line stand out from the competition.
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"When taking a closer look, there are certain behaviors that stand out from the crowd during these times, and that is still observable – even in times of wild volumes and high volatility," they said.
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These sit at the top of our list of the best wireless headphones, and they stand out from the rest with their comfortable fit, amazing sound quality, USB-C charging, and great battery life.
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When Romeo joined the free social media app, which allows users to watch, create and share short videos, he wanted to stand out from the rest of TikTok&aposs more than 1 billion users.
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And, of course, lime juice is the main ingredient in the leche de tigre, or tiger's milk, that bathes all of Mr. Caballero's ceviches and makes them stand out from ceviches prepared anywhere else.
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The beanery, named Philip's after Mr. Pilmar's son, helped King Office Supply stand out from other midtown Manhattan office supply stores and aided Mr. Pilmar's business in fending off competition from encroaching national chains.
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She advised interns to follow up with recruiters, continue to grow their networks and have a good attitude toward diversity in the workplace, in order to stand out from others applying for the same position.
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The supplier contract is notable for Ouster, a startup trying to carve out market share from the giant Velodyne and stand out from a global pack of lidar companies that now numbers close to 70.
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The HDR26 and Dolby Vision support—in addition to the word salad of proprietary TCL technologies—are certainly important to making the 6-Series performance stand out from the pack of other cheap 4K TVs.
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I put some questions to A/O PropTech founder and CEO Gregory Dewerpe to drill down into the firm's investment thesis and how it hopes to stand out from other firms investing in the space.
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And while Drake has a rep for being emo, instead of dooming him, that characterization has given him more social media currency, and a sensitive-guy persona that makes him stand out from other rappers.
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Anyone who has been in that position knows it takes some guts — though maybe we should all stop stressing since apparently even the most basic of poems can help you stand out from the crowd.
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It's a varied collection of scenes, but what really makes the show stand out from previous productions by the company is the larger resonance that comes from working in concert with the TV series itself.
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Yet he emphasized that the company's stores — once viewed as showrooms that would send shoppers to Amazon to complete their purchase — are a "key asset" in allowing Best Buy to stand out from the competition.
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Retail analysts agree Target's in-house brands for everything from iPhone accessories and bedroom curtains to sneakers are giving the company an identity again — a way to stand out from Amazon, Walmart, Kroger and others.
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Meanwhile, Kasa says that its wired smart doorbell (third from the right) will stand out from the pack with 2K HDR video, two free days of video recordings at a time, and facial recognition macros.
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But medical devices do have certain acoustic features -- like their pitch, loudness and repetitiveness, she said -- that make them stand out from the din in order to alert doctors and nurses when something is amiss.
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Christian Meermann, Founding Partner at Cherry Ventures, says the distributed nature of Infarm's system is one of the things that made the startup stand out from other vertical farming companies the VC firm looked at.
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"General long-short equity can kind of be almost a dirty word," one person told Business Insider, and new launches are better off with differentiated strategies that can help them stand out from the pack.
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Well known to shop owners and local residents, the men stand out from the increasingly hip and well-heeled new arrivals to the neighborhood — ruffians, but benign, viewed more as lost than as a menace.
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However several things from that conversation stand out: From then onward nothing much of note happens, until the name "Jack" comes up—a man my grandfather supposedly says is on the other side with him.
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The company opened its first store in Glasgow in 20.7666 with quirky details on suits, shirts and dresses helping it to stand out from retail rivals and grow to its 560 stores and concessions globally.
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The company opened its first store in Glasgow in 1988 with quirky details on suits, shirts and dresses helping it to stand out from retail rivals and grow to its 560 stores and concessions globally.
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How to stand out from other people doing the same thingThe internet levels the playing field where everyone has a chance to shine, so you want to make sure your message doesn&apost get lost.
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Now, hugely popular original shows like The Witcher and award-winning movies like The Irishman and Marriage Story serve as evidence that Netflix no longer needs a huge library to stand out from the crowd.
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As Pichai looks for ways to stand out from his predecessors and to win favor with Wall Street, an easy move would be to pull back the curtain on the YouTube and Google Cloud financials.
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Simply put, Reznor possess one of the keenest minds when it comes to how fans consume digital music, and that kind of knowhow is exactly what Apple Music needs to stand out from the pack.
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She was careful to give them qualities that played against the "earth mother witch" and "cold rational nerd" stereotypes, and she also worked hard to make the science in the book stand out from the magic.
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Your goal as a job seeker should be to stand out from the crowd for all of the right reasons, and at all of the pivotal moments, from application to negotiation and, ultimately, on the job.
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But by going after enthusiasts, Razer has a chance to stand out from the Apples, Samsungs, and LGs of the world, which are all making the same rounded, bezel-less pebbles with only very minor differences.
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In an announcement today, Criterion said its own standalone service will return in the Spring of 2019, and it will include the excellent special features and curatorial programming that made it stand out from other platforms.
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That combination of timing and willingness to bet on companies that are dealing with forces beyond their control — but will overcome them in time — has helped the First Eagle Global fund stand out from its competition.
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Freed from the pressure to stand out from thousands of other posts, conversations on group chats tend to be comfortably subdued — even appealingly boring — in a way that Facebook status updates or tweets never can be.
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Still, in today's marketplace, where it's often hard to make devices stand out from each other by virtue of specs alone, maybe a third camera will give Huawei the boost it needs to make a splash.
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As television gets more and more cramped — there were 455 scripted series on television in 2016 alone — specific, fresh, and honest storytelling is the only way a series can stand out from the increasingly packed crowd.
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However, whether or not any of the above will be enough to stand out from an increasingly crowded challenger bank space in the U.K., which includes Monzo, Starling, Tandem and many others, remains to be seen.
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Sharp lines and innovative design elements will definitely make them stand out from the competition, and if the final product ends up looking anything like these, I think Volvo is going to do very, very well.
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Despite the pedigree of its two principal ingredients (Louisiana shrimp and Castle Valley Mill grits), it did not stand out from similar versions, although the sautéed onions and peppers beside it were full of fruity pizazz.
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Their sophisticated facial expressions and ability to read and and navigate their environments made them stand out from other alternatives, but the company ultimately lacked the funding it needed to continue operating, as Recode first reported.
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Brent Weiss, a Facet co-founder and head of planning, told us in a recent interview that he thinks its subscription model for mass-affluent clients makes it stand out from firms with more traditional models.
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Besides the fact that they gives off major Baywatch vibes, red swimsuits stand out from the crowd (in a good way), they're indisputably sexy, and let's be honest: the color looks really good with a tan.
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But one thing that makes the Ultra stand out from other models is the Ultra button, which lets you control every step of the cooking process with timed temperatures, personalized programs, and more precise cooking times.
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In addition to battling e-commerce, Aerosoles has also been challenged in luring shoppers to its stores and website with products that stand out from its competitors, as more of them now offer affordable, comfortable shoes.
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Six says Leo risings are excited when they see that a person has a spark, something that makes them stand out from the crowd—so don't be afraid to be yourself and own your unique qualities!
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But what made India stand out from most — at least until Thursday — was its application of an anachronistic law drawn up by British colonizers during the Victorian era and kept on the books for 150 years.
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Entering the action in contemporary street clothes that stand out from the bonnets and breeches around her, Laura reflects upon the act of writing while attempting to finish what Austen started early in the 19th century.
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Now that 21G looks set to be available across the entire Galaxy S2499 series, the premium device in the lineup will have to work a little harder to stand out from the rest of the pack.
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The truck and the debris collection at the compound stand out from nearby dwellings, a mix of piecemeal houses and trailers, some bedecked with solar panels, gardens or water catchment systems, necessities for survival out here.
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Features that Amazon hope can help it stand out from competitors like Spotify and Apple Music include input via Alexa, support for Amazon smart speakers, curated content and a family plan that supports up to six accounts.
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If the opioids really stand out from other drugs, that fact will show up in the experiments suggested above, and employers can try to figure out what to do about it after the experimental results are in.
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Sprint, which previously offered a more restrictive unlimited plan similar to T-Mobile, adds similar tethering and HD video features, with an even cheaper deal (albeit a temporary one) to try and stand out from the crowd.
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When the birthday of a celebrity I admire arrives, I excitedly tweet a witty message at them in hopes that my well-wishes will stand out from the mass of other fan notifications and make them smile.
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The new feature also helps the Oasis stand out from Amazon's only real competition: its own Kindle Paperwhite, which has the same 300ppi display, waterproofing, and feature set as the Oasis for a fraction of the price.
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All of these features really make this iPadOS stand out from what Apple is doing on the iPhone side, and the company has made it clear today that it will now happily customize the iPad experience further.
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There's also a background blur option for adding a little bokeh to make your selfie stand out from whatever unattractive clutter you're surrounded by — much like the portrait mode that Apple added to iOS two years ago.
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My style says that I like to have fun with my appearance by trying on different cuts and silhouettes in a world where people are afraid to stand out from the rest of the crowd in public.
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In terms of plot, Summer and Smoke doesn't exactly stand out from the rest of Williams' oeuvre: It's about a proper Southern woman who ends up losing her innocence and, to some degree, her grip on reality.
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The document, which is short on plans to execute her vision, differs from some of her 2020 opponents, who have tried to stand out from the pack by publishing lengthy single-issue proposals targeting hot-button issues.
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At this point, it's practically tradition to see photoshopped Coachella line-up posters pop up right after the official line-up has been released, but there's always a couple of gems that stand out from the rest.
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It's this "networked environment" that in part makes Beautystack stand out from competitors, with the app employing social media mechanics to allow users to see what their friends have booked and to follow and like their posts.
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Oppo and Vivo manage to offer differentiated products for their respective markets, too — I think the R15 Pro manages to stand out from a design perspective, while the X21's fingerprint sensor is a major technical breakthrough.
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Fico has been the dominant figure in Slovak politics for over a decade, and despite keeping an anti-immigration line with central European neighbors has been trying to stand out from more euroskeptic leaders in the region.
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When it was announced that the women and men attending the Golden Globes this year would be wearing all-black, we rightly assumed they would choose their accessories as a way to stand out from the crowd.
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To stand out from competitors, Miso has focused on developing scale over the last two years, says Ching, who was chief product officer at food delivery startup Yogiyo before it was acquired by Delivery Hero in 2014.
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Successful LinkedIn career expert Blair Decembrele says that in order to stand out from the competition, your profile must not be overpopulated with these buzzwords and it must vividly demonstrate who you are to a potential employer.
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But many of the new ventures have struggled to gain traction, finding it difficult to stand out from the crowd and provide customers with sophisticated enough security solutions to match the increasingly advanced cyber attacks they face.
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Its 18:9 screen looks just as snazzy as the other huge-screened Android flagships of late, and the striped back design, coupled with a somewhat odd choice of colors, will definitely stand out from the pack.
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As many beautiful love ballads and invigorating club anthems he's made, it's the songs when he looks inside himself and grapples with the demons killing him from the inside that make him stand out from his peers.
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Models have been buzzing off their hair at a steady clip, and this shapely style is a great way to stand out from the GI Jane crowd, so we wouldn't be mad if she stuck with it.
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What made it stand out from contemporaries like Goosebumps was the conceit of the Midnight Society itself, with kids presenting spooky tales they made up themselves each week around a campfire for the approval of their peers.
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Cats have long been central to the lore of the internet, but Lil Bub, whose image first appeared on Reddit in 2011, was among the first felines to stand out from the crowd and become a star.
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In the bottom right corner are lines of teepees and women and children taking shelter from the fray, and this moment is what makes his perspective stand out from many of the images of the fateful battle.
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To stand out from a pack of multitaskers who divide their energies among various tasks, you use passionate to say you can put on blinders and channel a singular focus, devoting all of your energy to one project.
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One color option doesn't strip you of being adventurous with your silhouettes: Between plunging one-pieces, short-sleeved bikini tops, and the addition of a mid-waist belt, your black swimsuits will still stand out from the crowd.
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There are always a few bundle deals that accompany a new release, but some deals stand out from the crowd: Xbox One X with Forza Horizon 2399.99, Forza 7, wireless controller and Red Dead Redemption 2 at Very.co.
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RED claims that the Hydrogen One will stand out from other premium smartphones with its 5.7-inch "holographic display", which will use RED's new 4-View video format to display a 3D effect without the need for glasses.
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With millions of products available at the click of a mouse, Target wants to stand out from the competition by offering 21,21 exclusive toys this holiday — up 2000 percent from last year, and the most it's ever had.
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To really gain critical mass for the product and help it stand out from others in the market, Facebook is courting not just companies' white-collar, desk-dwelling "knowledge workers" who typically buy and use enterprise messaging software.
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Bella Hadid joined dozens of her fellow Victoria's Secret lingerie models at the 2017 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show viewing party in New York City Tuesday night, but found her own unique way to stand out from the crowd.
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Penney hopes a home collection with Richie will lead to another boost to its exclusive business, as retailers are looking for ways to stand out from their peers and lure shoppers into stores in an increasingly competitive environment.
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In this way, Goldman Sachs isn't much different from other organizations: Having someone vouch for you might help you stand out from a pool of 100 candidates, but you won't get the job just because of your connections.
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Even before the midterm elections, allies to both progressive senators are trying to figure out if there's a way they can both run in the primary and, if so, how they can best stand out from one another.
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The technology, a feature of the wildly successfully smartphone game Pokemon Go, overlays digital information on real-world images and is seen as an area in which the keenly awaited 10th-anniversary iPhone can stand out from competitors.
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"There are people that can rise above and stand out from kind of what they are, and Jericho has always, no matter where he's gone, no matter where he's been, has been one of those guys," Omega says.
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And while 11 Hoyt, a new condominium being built on the site of a Macy's parking garage, will certainly be tall at 57 stories, its development team hopes its design will help it stand out from the crowd.
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John Oliver has managed to make his satirical news series stand out from the pack of late-night comedy shows by offering witty and thoughtful takes on everything from the impeachment inquiry against President Trump to Japanese mascots.
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He saw himself as a Nietzschean lone wolf, a nihilist, even a renegade, a stammering loner who would stand out from the crowd and shout; but there ought to be room for him, he thought, and people like him.
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To stand out from other podcast players for Android when it first launched, CastBox pitched its app to "podcast addicts" and then paid close attention to their feedback, adding new features quickly and resolving all issues within a day.
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The company, which opened its first store in Glasgow in 1988, sells dresses, suits and shirts, often sporting quirky details such as flowery collars and polka-dotted sleeves, helping it stand out from rivals in Britain and, increasingly, overseas.
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This lack of awareness, and the inability to efficiently feed into the system and stand out from the noise, is what has led us to two of the most controversial democratic acts in 2016 — Brexit and President-elect Trump.
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The company has been working on its driverless tech for a while now, and we've heard that they're sourcing tech and talent from a variety of sources to make sure their efforts stand out from the crowd, including NASA.
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One feature that always made it stand out from the competition is its flat-rate model that gives you unlimited access to all of the media files in its library (though there's also a pay-as-you-go marketplace).
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It smacks of the same salacious influences which made Rated R and Songs for the Deaf stand out from their low-risk contemporaries, but it's a shock for me given I still have ... Like Clockwork on a circadian rotation.
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Due to be announced as French engineer Alstom remains mired in a political storm over a factory closure, the reorganisation will heavily talk up new digital methods, something Enders hopes will make aerospace stand out from declining industrial sectors.
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Second, to get an internship at Goldman Sachs, my grades needed to be near perfect, I had to have other internships, I had to have leadership positions, and, somehow, I needed to stand out from the other 17,000 applicants.
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CrowdStrike is trying to stand out from the hundreds of security startups that have sprouted in recent years, promising next-generation technologies to fight cyber criminals, government spies and hacker activists, who have plagued some of the world's biggest corporations.
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It looks as if Huawei finally realized it has to do something radical to make these phones stand out from the crowd because both phones come in a new Twilight color that's a pretty flashy gradient from green to purple.
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Despite her mother Terry telling the network that she is "first in her class," Stinson – an only child who wants to be a doctor – reportedly chose the unique essay topic to help her stand out from other students with similar grades.
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Three days after its release (and, seriously, more artists should release albums midweek—it's a great way to stand out from the pack), I'm still replaying the Dreezy collaboration, "FENTY SEX," which somehow sounds romantic despite being horny as hell.
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For those who want to stand out from the robot white crowds, Microsoft is also showcasing its new Design Lab site, which lets users customize the peripheral for a starting price of $80 (a $20 premium over the standalone controller).
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The iPhone in general once held that status but it's been, in a sense, a victim of its own success — selling so strongly for so long that possessing an iPhone no longer makes anyone stand out from just about any crowd.
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Astell & Kern is positioning the Kann as an entirely new design that it hopes will stand out from its slate of earlier AK devices as a "complete all-around" PMP that will work well for a wider range of users.
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The backdrop: Democratic hopefuls for 2020 are increasingly making their intentions clear — even ahead of next month's midterm elections — in an attempt to stand out from what is set to be a massive, chaotic field of potential challengers to President Trump.
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Nvidia has clearly done a lot to survey the market, look at everything that's come out in the two years since it last updated this hardware and deliver generational improvements that help it stand out from the crowd in meaningful ways.
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The chain, which has almost 238 locations nationwide, offers lots of bargains as well as quirky products you don't see anywhere else, which helps it stand out from the crowd, says John Karolefski, grocery store analyst and editor of Grocery Stories.
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"Although a lot of attention is given to each taxi by its driver, to make it stand out from his competitors, very little thought is given to the fabric used on the seats," Taxi Fabric co-founder Sanket Avlani says.
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Its content distribution and marketing model allows Viddsee to stand out from Southeast Asian companies that compete more directly with Netflix, like iFlix and HOOQ, as well as platforms like YouTube and Vimeo, where independent filmmakers often post their work.
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Here are some things executives will likely discuss: The airline, which is expanding service more than some of its larger traditional airline rivals, will have to convince investors it can still expand, control costs and stand out from the pack.
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" Nakamura, who has also designed for General Motors and Isuzu Motors, wants Japanese cultural aesthetics to help Nissan cars stand out from the crowd, noting that "globally, cars from the mainstream brands have started to look more and more alike.
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All of us are looking to make a good impression when it comes to advancing our careers, and thanks to the digital age, there are all sorts of techniques to embrace if you're looking to stand out from the crowd.
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Grades formulated using seven variables (four variables measuring governors' state tax policies, two variables measuring spending policies, and one measure of government revenue figures) show five governors stand out from the pack, earning high grades on their fiscal responsibility: Govs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Many artists during Japan's Edo period designed ukiyo-e woodblock prints, but the works of Utagawa Hirokage stand out from many of these "pictures of the floating world" for their affinity for the absurd.
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Magnanni Ryan Double Monk Strap, $263.90 (after sale $395) [You save $131.10]Fitted with unique navy blue burnished leather and a brogued wingtip design, the Magnanni Ryan Double Monk Strap is a sure way to stand out from the crowd.
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He has adopted a more optimistic message that he hopes will stand out from the doom-and-gloom campaign rhetoric offered by other candidates and has leaned on his experience in Congress while his rivals try to shed any establishment connection.
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The 32-year-old Breitbart editor knows how to push buttons and stand out from the crowd, which is quite an accomplishment given how many attention-starved media members and pundits that exist in the cable news/political media world alone.
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They were more like the early episodes of a reality-television program — a genre that Trump knows very well — in which a host of would-be apprentices or survivors jostles for camera time and tries to stand out from the pack.
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In order to convince people to pay (monthly subscriptions are $12.95), Headspace has to stand out from other meditation apps, including Calm, Pause, Buddhify, the Mindfulness App, Smiling Mind, and Apple's Breathe for the Apple Watch (to name a few).
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AMS sensors are used by Apple to deliver face-recognition features that make its flagship iPhone X stand out from rival smartphones and the Austrian company is widely expected to win follow-on contracts for the next iPhones and iPads.
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Using era adjustments, while carefully weighting peak dominance and longevity, we can even the playing field a little bit to show how players stand out from the actual eras they played in, which can inform us on how to rank them.
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The more that banks like Marcus have to reduce their rates, the less they'll be able to stand out from competitors and lure in customers with the promise of better return on their savings than they would see with incumbents.
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Part of what makes "A New Leaf" stand out from the other drug episodes that popped up on TGIF and elsewhere—besides the fact that these were dinosaurs, of course—is that it didn't possess a strong anti-drug message.
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In today's competitive job market — where hiring managers can spend as little as seven seconds looking at a resume — jobseekers may be tempted to add a little creative flair to their applications to help them stand out from the pack.
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These pro-football players are choosing to express themselves in more ways than one on the field ... and in order to properly stand out from the crowd, some of these big-time ballers have been tatted up in ink-redible ways!!!
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"Brazil is one of the few countries going through such a huge structural change, which should allow us to stand out from others, particularly in the second half of 2020," said Luiz Ribeiro, a portfolio manager at Deutsche Bank's DWS.
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When Trump's opponents react to so much of what he says and does with such unfettered outrage, that howl becomes background noise, and it's harder to make sure that his unequivocally foul maneuvers stand out from his debatably foolish ones.
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There's been a major push towards subscription-based video content in China so it makes sense that iQiyi is building up a war chest so it acquire overseas and national programming to stand out from a crowded field of well-funded rivals.
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Lacking a clear sense of purpose, he's scrambling to find a way to stand out from the pack by creating new wars, which members of the Democratic Party—moderates and left-wingers alike—are not trying to wage in this political moment.
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And while Orphan Black occasionally tilted too far in one of those directions or the other, the meshing of both ideas made it stand out from the many other techno-thrillers on TV. The fifth and final season really illustrates that split.
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Most carriers want to bundle apps or have a unique way of marketing a smartphone, but HMD believes its Nokia 33, Nokia 5, and Nokia 3 smartphones will stand out from the competition with solid hardware design, pure Android, and no gimmicky features.
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If it is labeled as such, it would stand out from other investigations into crimes like this; most of the killings from 2015 were not investigated as hate crimes, with many police departments explicitly excluding the possibility very early into the investigation.
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Other features that Whill hopes will allow it to stand out from competitors (like the iBot, which Toyota and Segway inventor Dean Kamen recently announced plans to bring back) include technology that will allow devices to drive autonomously and be managed remotely.
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Fully expanded, the new Quick Settings pulldown looks like this: Android P's dock, which contains your the favorite apps and a Google search bar, has been given a cloudy background to help it stand out from everything else on your home screen.
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The AMAs stand out from the Grammys because they rely on public and fan polls to give out awards, but in order for an artist to be nominated, they still rely on a combinations of record sales, charts, social media, and video views.
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Each of them gets a bit of an arc, but in an environment where half the lines are shouted and everyone seems to be in a monumental hurry, it takes a lot of energy for anyone to stand out from the crowd.
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One of the ways in which they stand out from most headphones in the sub-$1,000 range is their sub-bass extension: these cans go deep in a way that Sennheiser's celebrated HD 600, HD 650, and HD 43 can only dream of.
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Dick has a really relentless turn of phrase that makes him stand out from his peers, and that mixed with Alberto's kind of dry warning about being up in your mom's closet trying on her clothes is just too much for words.
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ZTE is the fourth largest smartphone manufacturer in the US, and is obviously keen to stand out from the crowd, launching flashy (if somewhat derivative) devices like the Axon 7, a cheap-but-powerful smartphone that's compatible with Google's Daydream VR system.
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Powered by a Snapdragon 820 processor with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of expandable storage, it relies on its camera performance to stand out from the pack, however my first impressions when I got to handle it during IFA were not particularly positive.
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The company's head of global talent acquisition Chuck Edward tells CNBC Make It that candidates should do three things to stand out from the competition: Show that you have a career mindset, demonstrate a customer obsession and prove that you're a learner.
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Warner says that what makes SentinelOne stand out from competitors like CrowdStrike, Carbon Black, Symantec, TrendMicro, or Sophos is its machine learning capabilities, which can help protect against even unknown threats, as well as the fact that it was built for the cloud.
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LONDON, March 7 (Reuters) - Virgin Atlantic said it would offer a new type of economy seat with extra legroom, as it tries to stand out from the crowd at a time when low-cost airlines are intensifying competition on trans-Atlantic routes.
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He's neither the first nor last man in Nashville to write about heartbreak and moving on, but what makes Hawley stand out from contemporaries isn't how his music sounds—soft, folksy, the epitome of singer/songwriter—it's how acutely self-aware it is.
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Luxury firms are facing headwinds including a potential slowdown in key market China, and are jostling to stand out from the crowd and attract younger shoppers by switching designers or working with celebrities and social media influencers as part of a marketing push.
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The debates on Wednesday and Thursday nights, and another two at the end of July, may represent the first, best — and for some, the only — opportunity to stand out from an enormous throng of competitors and build national momentum in the Democratic primary.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Senator Cory Booker has for months been looking for his breakout moment, the opportunity to stand out from the sprawling Democratic presidential field, go viral online, and reap the benefits in the polls and with a surge of new contributors.
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But the pieces with the most investment potential have a level of craftsmanship in addition to scarcity that makes them stand out from the beautiful baubles that are produced year after year — and appreciate beyond the value of their metals and gems.
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Motorola introduced its line of "One" budget phones last year, and today it's announcing the latest model: the Motorola One Action, which (per the name) looks to stand out from the crowd by offering action-camera-like video quality on a smartphone.
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Sure, there are great companies and potentially great returns lying around, but there are also dozens of funds plotting to get access to that cap table, and valuation is one of the only levers these investors have to stand out from the fray.
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One thing that makes NewsGuard stand out from many other non-tech journalism initiatives is that it's for-profit — it has received $2000 million in venture funding from its founders and other investors — so it doesn't need to rely on philanthropic donations.
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Though the latest anniversary has brought expected coverage, it's still not immediately apparent why this particular space disaster should stand out from other similar incidents, like the Apollo 1 fire of January 93, 1967 or the Columbia disaster of February 1, 2003.
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Though the latest anniversary has brought expected coverage, it's still not immediately apparent why this particular space disaster should stand out from other similar incidents, like the Apollo 215 fire of January 217, 113 or the Columbia disaster of February 211, 22010.
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But for Legere (it's pronounced "ledger"), wearing T-Mobile's distinctive color palette is all part of a serious business strategy he introduced when he joined as CEO back in 21998 — and a way to stand out from much larger competitors AT&T and Verizon.
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Midway through a third term, Fico now faces calls to quit, a blow to the long-time prime minister who has sought to stand out from largely euroskeptic leaders in central Europe by pushing the country of 5.4 million closer to the European Union's core.
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What Apple claims makes the speaker really stand out from the crowd of networked home assistant speakers is its sound quality: The device sonically assesses the room it's in, and adjusts the speakers so that the sound best fills each individual space that it occupies.
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Ted Baker, which opened its first store in Glasgow in 1988 and now has more than 500 outlets and concessions globally, had however reported solid Christmas sales, with the quirky detailing on its suits, shirts and dresses helping the company stand out from rivals.
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Aside from her buoyant club beats, it's Love's acute self-awareness — compounded by a rare ability to open up about such raw, uncomfortable insecurities in relatable lyrics — that make her stand out from the typically mindless, manufactured pop that often tops the charts today.
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"If Bush wants to stand out from other GOP candidates on this issue and appeal to voter concerns over money in politics, he should adopt comprehensive solutions to give everyday people a voice in politics," said David Donnelly president and CEO of Every Voice.
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This is a smart way for Logitech to help make its ZeroTouch hardware and app integration stand out from the growing number of options available for in-car interfaces on mobile devices, which now also include Google's own Android Auto offering on Android smartphones.
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Read on for an excerpt from The New Rules of Work: The Modern Playbook for Navigating Your Career, the brand-new book by The Muse's co-founders Alexandra Cavoulacos and Kathryn Minshew, for a strategy that can help you stand out from the pack.
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Based on cutting-edge research from Harvard Business School, the McKinsey Consulting Group, and Duke University, this collection of lectures, guides, templates, and more gives you all the tools you need to stand out from the pack and get hired at your dream job.
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The addition of strong female characters to this classic Dutch children's book definitely makes it stand out from other fantasy series, and a second season following Lavinia as she goes on a quest to understand her powers and where they came from would be welcomed.
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And last but not least, students gain a way to stand out from the pack by exhibiting their abilities in a meaningful context, hopefully clearing a path to a good first job at the same employer, or if not, gaining valuable relevant work experience.
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It might take a little more time than putting on a Spider-Man bodysuit, but using red and black makeup to create the superhero's signature mask — paired with a purple lipstick and red eye shadow — will make your look stand out from the rest.
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But Teamosa looks to stand out from simply just being an expensive tea pod machine by offering some pretty granular control over the brewing process through a connected app, which allows users to adjust things like brewing temperature, steeping time, strength, and the amount of tea brewed.
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Know how to nail the technical interview so you can show off exactly what you're able to do, and make an effort to highlight some desirable soft skills — like decisiveness, adaptability, and communications skills — as well the ones that make you stand out from the competition.
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Eight years ago, this was progressive stuff, but Gravel's guy-on-the-bus-who-starts-talking-to-you-for-no-reason style didn't endear him to many voters, and he didn't stand out from a crowded field that quickly reduced itself to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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Whether it's creating a résumé that will stand out from the crowd, preparing to ace a preliminary phone interview, figuring out how to wow a hiring manager in a second- or third-round interview, or negotiating an offer, unique challenges come with each step of the process.
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"I fell in love with the painting ... and really was intrigued by so many of the things I think that made the painting a scandal: her stance, the way her skin tone made her stand out from the darkness of the background, her curves," he told Reuters.
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It doesn't shoot the same great footage you'd get from a GoPro, and Sony's Action Cams have been doing this for a while, but this is the latest example of TomTom trying to use software in order to make the Bandit stand out from the crowd.
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The truck is aimed at four types of buyers, he said - the wealthy, who want to stand out from the crowd; business owners, who want more than a traditional commercial vehicle; drivers who want a single car for all situations; and "gearheads", who just like the mechanics.
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Adam Chitwood, Collider: This is a diverse group of individuals—the movie's basically Chronicle meets The Breakfast Club—but what makes this story stand out from all the other superhero franchises around is that the film isn't entirely about saving the day or settling internal squabbles.
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The cheery, saccharine planetary energy of this week and last week builds up to a full moon in Aquarius on Thursday August 15, at 8:29 AM. This full moon requests that we balance our need to stand out from the crowd and our identity within it.
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There was a lot to make it stand out from the crowd in 1995: the setting (a mystical pan-Asian samurai pastiche), the promise that players could affect the ongoing storyline of the game, and the unique look of the game in play on the table.
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"The queen has always been aware that she needs to stand out from the crowd, and it is for this reason that millinery has always played an important role in her wardrobe," said Caroline de Guitaut, the curator at the Royal Collection Trust who organized the exhibitions.
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To gain some insight into this process, we asked 10 of the most prolific and exciting graphic designers and artists around the globe about what they think of the current state of visuals in dance music, and what they're doing differently to stand out from the pack.
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The big upside of this project is that your Joy-Cons will stand out from the crowd of default color options, and you can get a few sets of vibrant Joy-Con shells for far less than the cost of a set of new Switch controllers.
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None of that growth, and none of the funding they'd eventually receive, would have been possible without the other, nongendered thing that makes Griffiths, Rodriguez, and Wang's products stand out from many others: data, gathered by asking vagina owners—lots of them—what they actually want.
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But in a world where a new class of pop stars were emerging — from the eccentric Lady Gaga, to the chameleonic Rihanna, to the hit-making machine Katy Perry, those traits were not enough for Beyoncé to stand out from her contemporaries in any significant way.
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When Sartre and Merleau-Ponty write of "le regard" — the look — and Emmanuel Levinas of the face, they are describing the way in which human beings stand out from their surroundings and address one another with absolute demands of which no mere thing could be an object.
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Cohen was reportedly looking, in part, to position his book as a rebuttal to journalist Michael Wolff's explosive tell-all Fire and Fury, and believed his years-long relationship with Trump could help his proposal stand out from multiple other manuscripts being shopped by Trump insiders.
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The Monday morning melee over the group's Rubio-bashing ad underscores just how chaotic the race in New Hampshire has become, as four candidates aligned with the national Republican establishment scramble to stand out from the pack in a state in which Donald J. Trump has dominated in polls.
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What makes OptimiRoute stand out from some of its competitors in this space isn't just its often significantly lower prices but also that it offers drivers and customers a mobile experience that includes live tracking and ETAs and the ability to change routes in real time as necessary.
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We know it will have new facial recognition technology used to unlock your phone, an edge-to-edge display, a new type of wireless charging, and a bunch of other futuristic tech that really makes it stand out from previous iterations of the iPhone — and smartphones in general.
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" Recruiters were ready to be manipulative, and the playbooks include plenty of information on the psychology of sales: The playbooks are filled with strategies for flattering potential customers, such as saying "I noticed" to indicate that they stand out from a crowd, or saying "congratulations" rather than "thank you.
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Successful innovators will identify the real needs behind customer demands, and will meet them with a smarter, better, more efficient product, or with a service that provides more than its competitors, or with a business that works in a way just different enough to stand out from the rest.
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In that regard, The Daily Show and Wilmore stand out from 2016 nominees like Jerry Seinfeld's Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee, Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Late Late Show With James Corden and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in that they have a social-good and political commentary element.
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The drug had also met the main goal in two other late-stage studies testing the drug in children, the company said earlier this month, but its shares had then dropped 16 percent with analysts saying the drug failed to stand out from existing treatment options for ADHD.
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Oppo claims that while the screen is on, the camera lens underneath is invisible, but Engadget Chinese managed to get some close-up shots of the prototype, and the area that covers the camera does appear to stand out from the rest of the display, under close scrutiny.
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And there were a lot of rumors and a lot of leaks ahead of this event about what Apple was going to do, not only to commemorate 10 years of iPhones, but to do something that was really going to make Apple's phones stand out from the crowd more.
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Whether you want to step out of your comfort zone with a new silhouette or just stand out from the cutout crowd in a new color or material, we're rounding up the can't-miss styles of the season to narrow in on the suits you should be shopping.
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Mr. Hannema was certainly not alone among museum officials who cooperated with the occupiers, but "he did stand out from the others in his extraordinary zeal to acquire a much higher position under the new regime in the management of cultural affairs at a national level," Ms. Dekker wrote.
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"Masayuki's approach to fashion design is very unique and experimental, both increasingly important traits for a designer to have in order to differentiate themselves in today's market and to stand out from the crowd," said Delphine Arnault, executive vice president of Louis Vuitton and the mastermind behind the prize.
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If last year's Note 9 had the problem of not differentiating itself from the previous year's Note 8, this year's Note 10 lineup looks to have the issue of not doing enough to stand out from the other six — yes, six — Galaxy flagships that Samsung has announced in 2019.
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The Girl Scouts notes that the organization has focused on environmental issues since it was established in 1912, but that this new suite of badges will stand out from the last century by teaching girls how to "address problems, find solutions, and protect the natural world," according to its announcement.
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As Microsoft's CTO for Azure (and occasional novelist) Mark Russinovich told me, he believes this ability to use both Docker Swarm/Compose and the open-source components of DC/OS — both of which are based on open-source projects — makes the Azure Container Service stand out from some of its competitors.
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Definitely. But what makes this film stand out from other Superbad disciples is the way in which it treated its teenage female protagonists: as fully-fledged human beings, with inner lives and the ability to choose their own paths, rather than objects led by the whims of the men around them.
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These were brief glimpses and carefully curated highlights, but it seems very clear even at this point that Black Panther is going to stand out from the rest of the studio's work — and that Coogler as a filmmaker is bringing his sensibilities to Marvel's massive sets and blue-screened stages.
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I sat down with the Bubbleman to discuss life as a cannabis photographer, what makes his work stand out from the excess of weed porn that saturates the web, and how he's managed to earn a huge online following and the respect of some of the country's most vocal weed proponents.
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Clinton's record of supporting military interventions tends to focus on failed states or ongoing civil wars where she wants the US to help reimpose order or push that conflict toward her desired outcome, and in this way she does stand out from other candidates as unusually inclined to military force.
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The HTC 10 is believed to have a 5.15-inch display and a Snapdragon 820 processor — as usual, it should sit among the top-tier of Android phones, but the question HTC will have to answer is what'll make the 10 stand out from home runs like the Galaxy S7 Edge.
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He's a producer who still has one foot firmly planted in the traditions of the classic "boom bap" yet there's something else that makes him stand out from all the rest, as his music is very forward thinking and the textures that he's able to extract are incredibly advanced and futuristic.
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Here are the KitchenAid deals you can find on Amazon this Prime Day:KitchenAid Five-Quart Artisan Design Series Mixer, $2199.99 (originally $2259.99) [You save $260]: A premium metallic finish and an elegant glass bowl make this stand mixer stand out from the rest, and add a stylish addition to your kitchen.
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By comparison, other VC-backed MOOCs (like Coursera, Udemy, Udacity, and others) focused on the quantity of courses over the quality of courses, resulting in large libraries of lower production quality videos from less well-known instructors that may be helpful, but struggle to stand out from other resources online.
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Read more: I made 4 mistakes at the beginning of my freelance writing career, but they changed the way I do businessIn business, you need to find a way to stand out from the competition and it can be as simple as providing the best products and services out there.
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Mr. Chernin, whose company, the Chernin Group, has been behind films like "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" and "Spy," said he believed that the "liveliness" of Fullscreen's programming, which will be updated daily, and its "extremely rich" user interface, would make the service stand out from the pack.
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Pre-programmed Tibbit modules from Tibbo Pre-programmed Tibbit modules from Tibbo The heart of the Red Dot Award-winning Tibbo Project System (the company used bright colors to make its modules stand out from other hardware) is the Tibbo Project PCB, which includes a CPU, memory and Ethernet port.
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Two of the tracks were made in collaboration with composer and multi-instrumentalist Miguel Attwood-Ferguson, and as a collection, they're atmospheric and centring (which means I personally will be adding them to my work playlist), though Perfect's "Choo Choo" does stand out from the crowd with its heavy string focus.
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The circumstances surrounding Mr. Lee's detainment remain murky, but what has made the case stand out from the many that the Chinese government brings against its critics is that Mr. Lee is not a citizen of China, but rather of Taiwan, the self-governing island over which Beijing claims sovereignty.
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For Target, once affectionately dubbed Tarjae by fashionistas who lauded the store chain's chic but cheap fashions, an exclusive collection co-created with a pair of popular TV hosts is a way to stand out from other retailers who are struggling to woo shoppers and compete with online giant Amazon.
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Guillermo del Toro is behind some of cinema's most inventive and visually-pleasing genre films in recent years — Pan's Labyrinth, Pacific Rim, Hellboy, and The Shape of Water all enjoy stunning costume and set design that complement their stories and which stand out from the rest of what you might see in theaters.
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But of all the songs that can make your eyes water, there are a few that stand out from the rest – and we've ranked them by just how much they'll make you cry, from a few sniffles (Mary and Matthew's wedding) to full-on can't-breathe sobs (the season 3 Christmas special, anyone?).
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He says that Rakuten TV will stand out from the field by offering a wider and better selection of content for each local market, using data to see not just what locals like to watch on TV, but what were popular cinematic releases that Rakuten should definitely try to get for those markets.
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Last but not least: As well as iPhone tidbids, 9to5Mac says the iOS 11 GM has leaked what looks to be an image of the new LTE Apple Watch Series 3, which sports a red spot on the digital crown — presumably to help it stand out from existing, non-cellular Apple Watch models.
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Based on TuttoAndroid's report, it seems that Netflix is testing multiple versions of its plan lineup that could see the Ultra tier get HDR video to make it stand out from Premium (which would then lose the feature), or see the Premium tier drop from four concurrent streams to just two. CordCutting.
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Asked about VC's reputation as a "clubby" industry where you have to know someone to get in, Shah agreed that you do have to build relationships — but there's one way for a prospective investor to stand out from the pack of people applying every year to the biggest funds on Sand Hill Road.
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It's available on the smaller Ghost sedan or the two-door Wraith — the Phantom (which is about to get revamped) and Dawn droptop are left out of the fun, for now — and it includes a number of custom visual elements that will make a Black Badge Rolls stand out from the rest.
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I mean, he had to come into a group of people that were real people, and that must be quite challenging for someone who's done lots of acting, because you know he had to try to be quite real, just to not stand out from all these people who are just themselves.
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The Trump-appointed judges clearly understand their marching orders; one of those new Fifth Circuit judges, James C. Ho, has already referred in a published opinion in a separate case to "the moral tragedy of abortion," a gratuitous comment that, whatever its purpose, served to make him stand out from the crowd.
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The fact that the two series will sort of pass in the night -- one getting started as the other winds down -- is emblematic of the reliance on established titles to stand out from the crowd, although the '80s have perhaps provided even more inspiration of late, than the decades that bookend it.
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The Rangers get maybe 10 minutes to use their superpowers and karate, and there's nothing that makes one Ranger stand out from the rest of the team except for the colors of their costumes and the fact that the Red Ranger is supposed to be the leader, because those are apparently the rules.
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It might sound counter-productive to move in a group when trying to stand out from the crowd, but research has found there's some merit to the " cheerleader effect" which means that the human brain tends to average the faces of people in a group rather than seeing them as individual subjects.
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The debates, which will be held over two nights on Wednesday and Thursday, are the best opportunity many of these candidates will have to stand out from the crowded field and pick up some semblance of momentum headed into the summer and next round of debates in July, which will be hosted by CNN.
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" Curb appeal is the reason Conlon says it's OK to spend five figures on a custom door: "When you are renovating a house you want to find ways to make it stand out from all the other homes on the market and what better way than having the most beautiful entrance on the block?
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And despite the near-heroic status he achieved in the eyes of Democratic voters as a daring challenger to a Republican they loathed — Mr. Cruz — Mr. O'Rourke found it far more difficult to stand out from a crop of presidential candidates that included other young orators, like Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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His subject was not what was manufactured to catch his eye, but what people wore to feel part of the group, or to stand out from the group, or to otherwise telegraph their place in the world — be it at a high-society charity ball or at a popular shopping street corner, no matter.
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The 2020 angle: Warren, who unveiled the plan in both the blog post shared by her campaign press office and a bill to be introduced in the Senate this week, has been working to stand out from the 85033-plus other Democrats running for president by releasing detailed policy proposals on a number of issues.
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NordVPN offers a number of competitive services that helps it to stand out from the crowd: Access 4,881 servers worldwide No logs policy Connect 6 devices at the same time 30-day money-back guarantee A major sticking point with NordVPN has been that it is on the pricier side of the VPN scale.
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The researchers call out the fact adopting a stricter p-value as the standard for statistical significance would put a lot more work onto scientist's plates—they'd need to take seventy percent more data, according to the new paper, since taking more data is a way to make the experiment better stand out from the control.
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This year, if you're looking out to stand out from the other football sheep living on your block, here's how you can throw a Super Bowl party that no one will ever forget:Air Dancer In The DrivewayImage via FlickrIt happens every year: You invite some fringe friends over, and they have a hard time finding your crib.
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Two main features stand out from the chart above: venture fundraising activity in blockchain and blockchain-adjacent companies is highly concentrated in just a handful of countries, with the U.S. leading the way, and a small but growing percentage of companies are choosing to locate themselves in countries with friendly attitudes toward blockchain and cryptocurrency innovation.
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"But now," he continued, "far beyond just the materials used, which make a sparkling purchase a valuable investment, it will be the brands who create designs that wealthy women will buy for themselves, rather than wait to have it bought for them by their husbands or fathers, that creatively and commercially will really stand out from the crowd."
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The High End When the British-Ghanaian architect David Adjaye set out to design his first skyscraper, a 66-story condominium building that will rise about 800 feet at 5.423 William Street in the financial district, he wanted it to stand out from the area's new glass towers while also riffing on the city's architectural past.
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When you're working with 7 For All Mankind's jazzed-up pairs in emerald velvet and coated Bordeaux, we're happy to say the answer is a yes as emphatic as that when you're shouting a request to the DJ. Here, four jeans-based looks that'll stand out from the LBD-ed masses and assuage any dress-code-related fears you might have.
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After posing on the red carpet for the fashion week event at the Louvre Museum on Tuesday, the two posted matching photos from inside the event of them canoodling and Jonas, 29, giving Turner, 22, a kiss on the cheek, along with gushing captions, making these posts stand out from the rest of their normally more reserved social media accounts.
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Since people often make the mistake of neglecting to do this, asking good questions during an interview is a great way to stand out from the hiring pool "Interviewers learn as much or more about the candidates that they're interviewing by the questions that the candidates ask than by the answer they give to the interviewers' questions," said Seeling Smith.
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"I want my woman to feel a million dollars — like she can stand out from the crowd even in the dark of a nightclub, and dance for hours and hours," he said, illustrating his point with models in top-to-toe PVC biker jackets and zip-festooned pants as waiters with lunchtime trays of Champagne flutes loitered close by amid palm fronds.
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The terminal will give Beijing Gas extra supply to trade as it plans to start a trading desk once the project is operational, said Li. The investments in the Rosneft field and shale gas assets in southwestern China, along with the LNG receiving terminal, help Beijing Gas stand out from other municipalities that have focused on pipelines and their local markets.
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MONDAINE OFFICIAL SWISS RAILWAYS WATCH CLASSIC $21 While the familiar proportions of Mondaine's new 2001-millimeter steel watch will do little to make it stand out from those pieces made by the company since it acquired the license to reproduce Hans Hilfiker's 5003 Swiss Railways clock in 2500, they do bear the specific responsibility of marking the 25.7th anniversary of that classic design.
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Sennheiser GSP 2799 Wired Gaming Headset for $2201 ($29 off): German-designed transducers and a comfortable over-ear design helps these premium Sennheiser gaming headphones stand out from the competition, but you'll also like the noise-canceling tech it put in the big microphone, which is sure to provide your friends on Discord with the clearest possible in-game disses.
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If first-time feature director Drew Pearce (creator-producer of the 2008 British superhero series No Heroics, and a writing collaborator on films like Iron Man 3 and Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation) wanted this film to stand out from John Wick, why specifically style the place as a hotel, when the trailer makes it clear that it's a hideout, a hospital, and possibly various other things starting with H?
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