They were standard-issue, droopy slices, and they were complemented by the occasional standard-issue hard-shell taco.
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All the beats of a standard-issue Disney princess story are present, but there's nothing standard-issue about Moana, which represents the Disney animated feature formula at its very best.
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She has also created the online feminist magazine Standard Issue.
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But you know what's cooler than a standard issue speaker?
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In the 2000s, he became a standard-issue conservative talking head.
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Sisters Andréa and Robin McBride are not your standard-issue winemakers.
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That would be the rather standard-issue medical drama The Resident.
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And this case is arguably higher-stakes than your standard-issue dispute.
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Green Man IPA: Here's what I would consider your standard issue IPA.
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And some of the script's flaws are just standard-issue stupid storytelling.
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Watered-down versions of raunch wear are standard issue at the mall.
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Especially if the Angels don't make the monkey shoes standard issue. 8.
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Patents are not standard-issue private property, like a plot of land.
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But your standard issue pong table isn't saying what you think it is.
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On its surface, Loving appears to be a standard-issue Oscar bait biopic.
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Because Shuri is way too cool to wear anything that's standard issue version.
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It has a second 27mm "telephoto" lens, in addition to the standard issue.
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Item: one standard-issue gallant young officer, Grim Reaper for the use of.
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The first men to break the ten-second barrier wore standard-issue spikes.
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Unlike the GT2500R, though, the standard-issue Shelby gets some notable upgrades for 28.
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It will be thought crazy and unwieldy and unimaginable—until it is standard issue.
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Your standard-issue dad may have minor differences from other dads, but not many.
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The rifles and vehicles are standard issue to Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) officers.
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Afterward, police departments around the country started making AR-15s standard issue for officers.
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So how do you distinguish a high-end apartment from a standard-issue one?
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Finally, the GT212R comes with a $2995,995 premium over the $60,440 standard-issue GT350.
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My version of the cocktail included an ounce of Baccarat&aposs standard issue Chartreuse.
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At eighteen, when he enrolled at Bard College, he was a standard-issue progressive.
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But what follows does not adhere to the rules of standard-issue sex comedies.
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In theory, public voter records are a standard-issue, value-neutral piece of civic life.
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But these days I do pretty much all my work on a standard-issue laptop.
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In the South Korean capital, you will be charged $26.54 for a standard-issue bottle.
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That's especially apparent inside, where the NSX feels a lot like a standard-issue Acura.
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The battery is pretty good, at least better than my standard-issue work laptop from Dell.
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States that run their own exchanges could automatically enroll the uninsured in a standard-issue plan.
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But from the very first scenes, it is clear this isn't a standard-issue Marvel flick.
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Two strangers, a slick-looking man and a standard-issue hottie, approach with a business proposition.
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There are plenty of before-they-were-famous thrills, standard issue for a rock-star memoir.
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So if your Starbucks order is less tall than Venti, you might have standard-issue PDSS2.
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She's surprised whenever one-on-one interactions admit of nuances disallowed by her standard-issue assumptions.
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A line brawl or two used to be standard issue for a night's worth of NHL action.
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The drama is depressingly standard-issue for the president-elect, but this one comes with a kicker.
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He's your standard-issue professional big person, give or take some skills, but the story is interesting.
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For me running this on a fairly standard-issue MacBook, each run takes about a half-hour.
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Hopefully, Bishop's device will receive the full funding it needs to be standard issue for every parent.
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You don't really expect your standard issue antivirus software to bring you all-around protection, do you?
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Standard issue Ruffles potato chips just got a major upgrade with the addition of mozzarella stick dust.
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The series' blend of standard-issue horror and cutting social commentary has made it a surprising success.
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An independent T-Mobile went maverick, abandoning standard-issue terms like two-year contracts and data limits.
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At the same time, it's hard to deny that Trump's relationship with Republicans is hardly standard-issue.
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While Han does his best Standard-Issue Hero Face, Qi'Ra's femme fatale vibe is almost impressively expressionless.
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Finally, we can't ignore that the GTI doesn't ride as smoothly as your standard-issue family car.
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Once Trump won, any hope that he would evolve into a more standard-issue politician evaporated quickly.
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Also, I think the digital scale I mention above should be standard-issue equipment in everyone's kitchen.
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If you watched the old show, you'll remember the standard-issue puce armchairs, puce banquettes, puce mattresses.
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The series was pretty standard issue, but showcased Mr. Reynolds's innate comic timing and gift for zaniness.
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There is a fairly standard-issue supervillain in the new Shazam movie, Dr. Thaddeus Sivana (Mark Strong).
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With few policy ideas of his own, he has adopted the standard-issue Republican agenda by default.
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It's an M1911 pistol, the standard issue sidearm for the United States Armed Forces for nearly a century.
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If you're not one of those people, you'll be better served by one of the standard-issue McLarens.
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Those features are standard issue on other smartwatches, but oddly hit-and-miss in the Wear OS world.
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When selecting your rain gear, opt for something bright and colourful instead of the standard issue black umbrella.
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As he walked out, he was told by prison staff, "Don't come back" ... it's a standard issue farewell.
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He is a down-the-line, standard-issue, Christian conservative instead of an unpredictable maverick like Donald Trump.
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A bleak setting, then, but Dishonored 2 makes no bones about being standard-issue video game power fantasy.
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The crack of the military's standard-issue pistol, the M9, is nearly as loud as the F-35.
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All Mars colonists should, however, be equipped with a standard issue BFG (Big Fucking Gun) because that's awesome.
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In West's case, his driving force seems to be an antipathy to standard-issue African-American political loyalties.
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"The standard issue would have been to have an affair, but neither of us wanted that," she said.
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Fans of "V/H/S" will probably prefer that found-footage version to this standard-issue scripted one.
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But there is a long distance between standard-issue jokes about too many meetings and eliminating them completely.
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Now, as president, Trump is a standard-issue Republican with an almost total commitment to conservative economic policy.
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In the locker room, Caris Levert is lacing up his standard-issue Kyries before he hits the court.
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The standard-issue gray-haired politician on the political left meets the prep school headmaster type on the right.
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The ingredients are standard issue: pasteurized milk, sugar, modified starch, cocoa, stabilizers, and a few things I can't pronounce.
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Some of that is standard-issue teenage invincibility, but the rest is blind faith that Nico can protect them.
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Before he was hired at NYT, Stephens was a source of standard-issue right-wing hackery on climate change.
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They'll land that plane, and you may feel the cold steel of an air marshal's standard-issue ASP baton.
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Choosing not to use language that evokes violence toward animals is fairly standard-issue, albeit typically low-priority, stuff.
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Queen was larger than life, and certainly larger than the standard-issue music biopic cliches that populate Bohemian Rhapsody.
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They're familiar archetypes, and as the first half of the film unfurls, it's a pretty standard-issue war movie.
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Two ex-Googlers are creating a commotion with a Plain Jane re-contemplation of the standard issue vending machine.
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Its dour eccentricity gives "Hardcore Henry" a potency above and beyond that of standard-issue show-off action fare.
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The service's agents will also start getting a new standard-issue weapon, the latest generation of the popular G2228.
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Anyway, all of this is prelude to the real plot, which seems like a standard-issue Chosen One narrative.
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Imagine your standard-issue bird, but done the Vietnamese way with Vietnamese spices, stuffed with noodles and umami flavors.
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All three are New York Times best-selling authors whose books are standard issue in many evangelical home libraries.
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Passers-by can pause at a glass display case — standard issue for embassies in the city — filled with photographs.
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Beyond standard-issue parental expenses — a stroller, a crib — there are adoption-specific expenses: travel, legal and agency fees.
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The rear seat is roomy, but it was comfortable enough for not-too-large adults and standard-issue children.
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The US Army is retiring the standard-issue Beretta M9 after 35 years in favor of a more modern sidearm.
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As of today, I'm back to being just another Google account holder with 15 gigabytes of standard-issue free storage.
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The interior is different from your standard-issue Edge, with some ST branding and suede-cloth inserts on the seats.
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A lot of bars and restaurants have limited options for non-drinkers beyond the standard-issue range of carbonated drinks.
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There are still the standard-issue Instagram beauty and lifestyle influencers, but also restaurant influencers, real estate influencers, pet influencers.
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At a Windows 10 event in New York today, Microsoft unveiled a new version of its standard-issue Paint app.
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And while the charger that comes standard issue from Apple is fine, the watch really deserves it's own special pedestal.
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THC is the part of the weed that gets you high (standard-issue pot is about 22017% THC, for reference).
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Mr. Gowariker's mind is more on the standard-issue romance between Sarman and the Chosen One, and Sarman's heroic tests.
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Lauren Graham is sufficient as Rafe's mother, while Rob Riggle brings standard-issue smarminess to the role of her boyfriend.
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Making them standard issue next season would require the approval of the N.H.L.'s competition committee and Board of Governors.
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I'm not quite one of them, only semi-regularly logging on for some standard-issue three-on-three casual play.
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The other Bakers are more standard-issue sitcom types, but the usual excellent British cast makes everyone on screen believable.
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They have relied on shoe customizers to paint over standard-issue cleats, or, more drastically, to create sneaker-cleat hybrids.
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Mr. Wiley depicts Mr. Obama not as a self-assured, standard-issue bureaucrat, but as an alert and troubled thinker.
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Some memes are standard-issue internet fatalism, while others poke fun at the lengths people go to avoid someone coughing.
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Recycled scares and a slew of visual clichés trap Emily Mortimer and Gary Oldman in this standard-issue possession tale.
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His tale (he loved her; she cheated) is standard-issue stuff; hers is a saga of what might have been.
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Shoes are flags of cultural membership; shows I'd played were usually dominated by black boots and Vans — hipster standard issue.
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And suddenly, the standard-issue foam covers he'd been wearing over his prosthetics seemed like a clunky charade — Potemkin legs.
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With no brim to block a soldier's sight line, the beret has become standard-issue military headwear across the world.
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Other mechanical models (the Standard Issue, with a different movement and a canvas strap) start at about half that amount.
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First, the car will be a Volvo XC90—a luxury SUV a good deal fancier than the seemingly standard-issue Prius.
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All of that, plus the standard-issue talk show host desk, indicate this is going to be a pretty traditional show.
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Not every iPhone owner wants to use Safari; not every PC user likes the standard-issue Mail app, and so on.
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He couldn't supply an AK-5003 or a Tavor, the standard-issue Israeli assault rifle—those are too hard to find.
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Many of the items were evocative, from the soldiers' standard issue bread and pocket Korans to Ataturk's prisoner-of-war cap.
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When characters on The Mindy Project send each other messages, the show's viewers see the contents within standard-issue text bubbles.
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For comparison, your standard-issue pot is about 235.99% THC, although this varies by strain and method of ingestion of course.
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Its saving grace is that you can enter your own prompt rather than using the cringey standard-issue ones they provide.
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The show features standard-issue drama: bike wheels stomped, crushes unrequited, homework assignments tampered with, flasks smuggled into the school dance.
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The complaints from his lovers — that he was emotionally inaccessible and lacked a commitment to forever — are standard-issue as well.
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Under the glow of the church's standard-issue fluorescent lights, Langston wondered what counted as sexual sin, particularly at her age.
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When he was conscripted into the German army, Jägerstätter refused to take the standard issue oath of loyalty to Adolf Hitler.
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With no stand-out alternative to the standard-issue GameCube controller, the competitive Melee scene is finding itself in a desperate spot.
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Far from your standard-issue slacktivism, this particular backlash, singularly focused on convincing advertisers to pull their money from The O'Reilly Factor.
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But it's in Slack's DNA to build simple collaboration services that look more like consumer tools than the standard-issue enterprise ones.
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Then the DVD market began to decline, and the commentary track went from a being standard-issue add-on to relative rarity.
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But for around 40% of the global population — and particularly within rural communities — modern pour flush toilets are far from standard issue.
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Both Metro 403 and Metro: Last Light are the most magnificently bleak twists on the standard-issue point-and-shoot power fantasy.
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You don't rely on just one charger now so you can't expect that the standard-issue Apple one will ever be enough.
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They let their protagonists escape the long national funk that's become as standard-issue for heroes as leather costumes and big explosions.
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It's less a standard-issue backyard grill than a wood-fired favela, an organic structure that is adapted to meet evolving needs.
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Standard-issue pub food and a modest beer-and-wine selection are complemented by sixteen cocktails divided into "house" and "classic" categories.
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With its fluorescent lighting and standard-issue dorm-room carpeting, the suite could be mistaken for any other student club's meeting space.
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Besides, all the women representing standard-issue beauty in the movie — including Ms. Ratajkowski, Ms. Campbell and Michelle Williams — are incredibly thin.
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With this kind of lethality, it comes as no surprise that this weapon is still standard issue in the special operations community.
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The district is more Republican than Democrat and a standard-issue, right-versus-left message has typically worked there in the past.
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Anyone who works in an office has probably used their share of standard issue notebooks that the office manager orders in bulk.
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But it's not motivated by environmentalism; it feels more like a standard-issue startup that's pleased things worked out in a greenish way.
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First introduced in 1974, Dungeons & Dragons soon become standard-issue equipment for geeks everywhere—not that they had a monopoly on the game.
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Watch: British Comedy's Rising Star Michaela Coel on Swapping God for Filthy Jokes The contestants fit the standard-issue reality TV show template.
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And that, in 2017, is what documentaries that stretch beyond standard issue-driven fare have been able to do — to stretch our perspective.
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Oakywood charging deck — $59.99 See Details Someone has to say it: the standard-issue watch bands provided by Apple are straight-up boring.
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This goes well beyond the standard-issue norm-shattering that Trump has made his regular operating procedure since he began running for president.
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While the 500X looks OK from the front — if you dig that Fiat 500 vibe — the rear is pretty standard-issue Euro-hatch.
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The pad has 2 master bedrooms, theater room, gym ... and of course, a gorgeous pool and hot tub -- standard issue in the 'Bu.
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All the standard-issue clumsiness that hinders the rest of his game is suddenly crucial the second the ball falls off the rim.
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They actively encouraged them, and let staff wear what they wanted, so long as that included their standard-issue Hard Rock Park shirt.
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At the same time, the delicious sense of cognitive dissonance that Milemarker cultivated was lost once keyboards became standard issue in post-hardcore.
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Liz talks about pharmaceutical pricing, and why what Mylan's doing is standard-issue for the industry — right down to that expanded assistance program.
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The front remains standard issue, and the driver must carry a regular rear plate in the vehicle in case the digital version malfunctions.
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Surely it would have been better to go in standard-issue pirate gear, as Peter knew the others were all planning to do.
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The weapon is a variant of the AR-553, itself barely distinguishable from the M-16, the American military's standard-issue infantry weapon.
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Once Isabel tells Owen that she is pregnant, "Trash Fire" becomes something more than your standard-issue, faux transgressive, lose-lose character piece.
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He also tried to avoid an overly grandmotherly vibe by offsetting the standard-issue white apartment walls with lots of navy and brown.
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This isn't the standard-issue deception or misleading statement; this is a lie that has implications well beyond just the lack of truth.
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There's usually a theme and some sort of symmetry — mirror, as in a standard issue puzzle, or left/right, as in this puzzle.
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However, in a booking photo released Thursday from Alexandria, he looks somewhat unshaven and appears to be wearing a standard-issue dark jumpsuit.
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And tonight's debaters do, on some level, seem to have been chosen from vice presidential central casting: standard issue, not terribly inspiring politicians.
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There was one security guard standing outside, and another standing just inside the doorway, both clad in standard-issue black attire and ear piece.
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The looks created by the project's six selected talents are a far cry from the drab, standard-issue garments typically worn by hospital patients.
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Other Gossip:— I like that this episode gave new dimension to Reggie instead of keeping him as your standard issue boneheaded high school jock.
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Crowe's character could so easily be a standard-issue Raymond Chandler thug, a dim plodder throwing his weight around and letting himself be steered.
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For a theme that's this much of a departure from your standard-issue red carpet, the results were definitely unconventional, to say the least.
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The Russo brothers built their careers by working in TV, but they don't have much experience with the standard-issue, hour-long TV drama.
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More to the point, the effort to substitute standard-issue television intrigue and sizzle for the sweep and wonderment of the source material fails.
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That legislation will likely be standard-issue GOP fare that cuts taxes for the rich and strips away more of the social safety net.
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The common thread of masculine uniforms and standard-issue workwear, always present in his work, was enhanced by a meditation on breaking common molds.
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The marble bathrooms, stately and spotless furnishings, and the views made it feel like an upscale residential penthouse over a standard-issue hotel room.
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What occurs in its protracted first scene isn't all that different from a standard-issue sitcom episode of, say, the mid-to-late 1980s.
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Laptops, which have become standard issue equipment for knowledge workers, have become much better at attaching to external monitors and docking stations, says Kitagawa.
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John Hoeven said the main impasse revolves around funding level for defense and non-defense programs, which he called a "standard" issue between the parties.
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Each leg swaddled in thick, standard-issue American Apparel tights that cover every square inch of leg, black tubes unceremoniously stuffed into too-thick socks.
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The latest addition to Hasselblad's fleet is wireless enabled, lighter than the company's standard issue and comes equipped with GPS and high-definition video capabilities.
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David Hughes leans back in his office in a standard-issue professorship chair as Penn State students in a plaza behind him shuffle toward classes.
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In certain key ways, Trump is a standard issue Republican, exemplified by support for supply-side tax policy and opposition to environmental and financial regulation.
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Tourniquets are now standard issue in the U.S. military, along with hemostatic dressings—sterile gauze infused with kaolin, a clay that promotes swift blood clotting.
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He also likes the integration with iMessage, allowing him to write self-destructing encrypted messages within the confines of the iPhone's standard-issue messaging platform.
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Wiley depicts Mr. Obama not as a self-assured, standard-issue bureaucrat, but as an alert and troubled thinker," our critic Holland Cotter writes. "Ms.
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Luckily, the response is usually standard issue as well: An overwhelming majority do the right thing for their patients, even at a high personal cost.
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This information is relayed to us without interruption by Mr. Donovan, whose matter-of-fact delivery doesn't lend much music to his standard-issue prose.
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The text, by English missionary couple Charles and Susan Bowles, was standard-issue travelogue — it was the visuals that were a revelation to Western eyes.
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It is followed by a doozy of a final scene, in which Laura Jellinek's standard-issue office set morphs into a dazzlingly eerie limbo land.
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By World War I, soldiers were wearing makeshift versions on their arms — it wasn't until the doughboys came home that such timepieces became standard issue.
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Dr. Wallack and Ms. Zhou, an only child who graduated from Dartmouth in 2011 with an art history degree, describe their courtship as standard-issue.
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The Zuckerberg 'open letter' mansplain, which typically runs to thousands of blame-shifting words, is another standard issue production from the Facebook reputation crisis management toolbox.
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He's wearing a pretty standard Wehrmacht tunic, though his greatcoat sure isn't standard issue and it immediately designates him as somewhat different from his fellow soldiers.
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In an op-ed in Standard Issue magazine, his wife Susie Verrill explained this precaution and why she was planning on staying home from the Olympics.
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Melania Trump famously caused some problems on July 18 when she attempted to deliver a standard issue convention speech about her human reproductive partner, Donald Trump.
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Your standard-issue, high-density polyethylene (HDPE) plastic bag is responsible for plenty of planetary damage, like getting stuck in trees or being ingested by animals.
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This set of armor was the standard issue for soldiers in the United States Army's Mechanized Cavalry Regiments before the Great War in the Fallout franchise.
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Most notably, participating shares are standard-issue in life science venture capital deals, a topic discussed at length by Atlas Venture partner Bruce Booth in 2009.50.
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And second, without even a hint of sincerity, The Boss' standard-issue aphorisms about how family really does matter wind up seeing disingenuous and even sarcastic.
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But in office Trump has governed like a standard-issue Republican, giving massive tax cuts to the rich and leaving everyone else out in the cold.
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What ensues initially looks like a standard-issue road movie, with the three getting into mild misadventures and marveling over (relatively) new technology, like mobile phones.
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"The extraordinary thing about Trump is the way his conduct makes banal, standard-issue American civic patriotism...come across as an attack on him," Yglesias tweeted.
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To cut the stream-of-consciousness verbosity, as an opera libretto must, is to leave exposed the fragility of the play's central, rather standard-issue melodramas.
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Its disguise as a standard-issue sandwich bread might be just the guerrilla tactic needed to get regional whole grains integrated into the developed world's diet.
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But as president, he has operated from the standard-issue Republican playbook, embracing many of the positions of Speaker Paul D. Ryan and the party establishment.
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His politics are standard-issue liberal on most matters, though he's notably more hawkish than most Democrats on foreign policy topics such as Cuba and Iran.
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A MacBook is similarly not a luxury; it is standard-issue at colleges and workplaces, and owning one makes it much easier to use your iPhone.
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Preventing this kind of attack is extremely difficult if the president is using a standard-issue smartphone running a suite of popular applications — all vulnerable to attack.
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When asked to provide some insight into their achievement, even those at the heart of the enterprise fall back on standard-issue platitudes and admissions of bewilderment.
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In a sweet Instagram post, David gave his followers a cute snapshot of the little boy wearing a standard-issue blue-and-pink beanie from the hospital.
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Sports Illustrated's annual Swimsuit Issue is usually filled with an array of standard-issue beauties (voluptuous but more or less sample-sized, and primarily in their 20s).
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It's standard issue political speak for a president trying to rally his somewhat too-satisfied base to the necessity of turning out to vote in midterm contests.
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I've made it 1 1/2 days on a fully charged Pixel 3a battery (not the large-screen Pixel 3a XL, but the standard issue Pixel 3a).
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Taking standard-issue missionary and doggy-style positions, and changing them up in a way that makes the person feel much more open and vulnerable and accessible.
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Its HK416 assault rifle is said to have been used to kill Osama bin Laden and its G36 rifle is standard issue for armies across the globe.
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Standard-issue online sparring is often conflated with threats, and Sanders supporters feel frustrated they are so often associated with the worst behavior of their fellow travelers.
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His voice shaky and halting at times, Cordier delivered the rambling message while sitting at an uncluttered desk, wearing Wall Street's standard-issue suit, cuff links and wristwatch.
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In fact, you might consider upgrading your router first of all—the standard-issue boxes that ISPs dish out are so ubiquitous that they're prime targets for hackers.
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Also this week, Rag & Bone introduces Standard Issue, a new footwear line of classic men's and women's lace-ups ($195) and high-tops ($225) with vulcanized rubber soles.
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The last few years have left Tarantino looking less like the usual bad boy of cinephilia and more like a crushingly familiar type of standard-issue shitty guy.
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Decades after Mr. Jones danced with Mr. Zane (who died in 1988), it is the standard-issue postmodernism, not the gender politics, that retains the power to disconcert.
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But, Davies is confident that the ubiquity of AI applications is going to mean that these chips will quickly become standard-issue across a range of price points.
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While the little girl's outfit may not have met some more stringent dress codes, it's certainly exuberant and a lot more exciting than the standard-issue graduation robe.
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Last year, a dispute erupted with the arms manufacturer Heckler & Koch over the standard issue G-36 machine gun, which the ministry said did not always fire straight.
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In my own "Ice Storm"-era childhood home, my brother and I shared a standard-issue bath, with matching tiles, tub, sink and toilet — all in baby blue.
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What's more, he would likely have received a standard issue prosthetic arm with a rigid socket and a rubber or silicone hand, with no hand movement, Ryan explains.
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A baked half chicken, crusted in a way that's meant to evoke a type of Nicaraguan pastry, is pretty much indistinguishable from your standard-issue oven-fried variety.
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The aggregate effect was to frame mistrust of authority — which we regard as standard-issue adolescent equipment — as both necessary and grounded in ugly facts of American history.
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At the time, Harley-Davidson didn't explain what the non-standard issue was, but TechCrunch has since learned that it was a charging-related problem on one motorcycle.
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" After someone complained that her standard-issue women's pants were too provocative, she said the department came up with a solution: "I actually got issued men's uniform pants.
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Diana is undeniably tough, but it's her yawning tenderness, not her mythical strength, that sets her apart from the men alongside her and the standard-issue male superhero.
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Perched over 8,503 feet above sea level, a volunteer lookout armed with standard-issue binoculars saw the columns of smoke rising, one by one, in a tidy row.
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Stand in an not-so-orderly queue and wait to be next in line to be handed standard issue logo-emblazoned T-shirt, and matching logo-emblazoned baseball cap.
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Their state health departments could impose the penalty as a standard-issue fine — something like a parking ticket — and enforce the fine through liens, civil penalties, and the like.
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Mr. Epperson can't really sell an old-style Broadway number, but he does comic wonders in transforming standard-issue lines just by stretching out his "a's," British aristo style.
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Step one, identify the target and its flaws…the Android zero-days I'm using to own the FBI standard issue smartphone…Step two, build malware and prepare an attack.
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"To know Donald Trump is to know not your standard-issue politician, but really a business leader that knows you've first got to sit down with people," he said.
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She also replaced the "standard-issue Home Depot-style" light fixture in the living room with an arresting sculptural piece — one of the few large objects she arrived with.
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We're living in a world where the laptops, tablets and smartphones people bought for themselves are more powerful and flexible — and way more cool — than their employers' standard issue.
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Long lines of men in khakis and women in standard-issue white dresses and pearls had snaked for hours through the one voting site, the Loews Madison Hotel downtown.
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On the other hand, taxes and health care don't feed into the narrative of Trump as being uniquely harmful in world history, rather than a banal standard-issue Republican.
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Ilfenesh Hadera's Kay Daniels in "Deception" and Bojana Novakovic's Lizzie Needham in "Instinct" are both standard-issue brusque, uptight, damaged cops and straight women to their more theatrical partners.
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So she ditched the standard-issue desks and rearranged the room to look more like the place where she goes to work on her conference talks: her local Starbucks.
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Instead of the same standard-issue 10 dishes, post-Soviet restaurants are bringing a humble magic to dining in Georgia's capital city, with a focus on all things organic.
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To find a drink just as pretty as the gin (and its packaging), we didn't want to just do a standard-issue gin and tonic (though those are delicious, too).
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Many of the accounts featured the frog and/or milk emoji that have become associated with trolls and white supremacists, along with the standard-issue bio linkouts to their Gab.
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Once one of those programs has taken hold, things like capturing everything on the screen (what the FBI does) and pinging back the location (what Elliot does) are standard issue.
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The AR-15 is a civilian variant of the M16 and the M4 carbine combat rifles, which have been the standard-issue personal weapons for U.S. military forces since Vietnam.
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The Americans were equipped with their own side arms — standard issue for self-protection — and could be seen climbing into and driving in tan pickup trucks mounted with various weapons.
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A group of N.K.V.D. officers would pull up to the building in a Black Raven, the standard-issue secret-police automobile, which had the silhouette of a bird of prey.
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The sort of thing you see on billboards in redneck country, standard issue, cant, the kind of bogus comfort they tended to avoid down at the National Suicide Prevention Society.
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Her improvisation, delicate and spiky as a sea urchin, led into the next piece, "Without Regrets," by which point the standard-issue big band comparison felt like a distant memory.
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Influencers no longer just come in a standard issue, there are now micro-influencers and even nano-influencers, each with their own respective offerings to provide a company's marketing strategy.
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Born into privilege in Surrey in 1906, Charles James was your standard-issue wealthy ne'er-do-well, except for the fact that he went on to do very well indeed.
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Nguyen said "The Five Dysfunctions of a Team" is one of his favorite leadership books — it's also a standard issue at Bain & Company once you take on a leadership role.
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Peterson's denunciations of identity politics and political correctness are standard-issue conservative, but his academic credentials make his pronouncements feel much more authoritative than your replacement-level Fox News commentator.
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None of these ideas are particularly earth-shattering stuff, and standard-issue Democratic Party proposals may not go over well in a district that voted for Romney, Gillespie, and Trump.
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The big question going into the vice presidential debate was how Mike Pence, who is essentially a standard-issue Republican politician, would defend Donald Trump's various insults, untruths, and bizarre moments.
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There's a lot of standard-issue Reagan-era belligerence towards the belligerent Russians (imagine that), but with everyone else there's a tight lid kept on all offensive statements, even in private.
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The standard-issue 15.6-inch matte display has some of the worst viewing angles I've ever seen on a gaming laptop, but a killer GTX 970M GPU makes up for it.
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Airbags and seatbelts, standard issue for a number of years, are the top products in what is known as passive safety and which remains by far the largest contributor to sales.
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Enter the mystery woman by his side aboard a luxury yacht, suited up with a "Baywatch" standard issue ... you know, the type that made men sweat in back in the '90s.
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The delegation from the U.S. State Department brought their own lanyards to the telecom industry's annual shindig to avoid wearing the standard-issue passes bearing the name of conference sponsor Huawei.
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But it's reasonable to think that the way he's campaigned — on a mix of standard-issue Republican ideas and populist-nationalist heresies — is the way that he will try to govern.
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Suddenly, we were living in a world where the laptops, tablets and smartphones people bought for themselves were more powerful and flexible — and way more cool — than their employers' standard issue.
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Sure, the interface looks like it was built in the Myspace era, with all its widgets and sidebar menus, but it's got all the standard-issue components for a dating site.
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Besides his immense talents as a designer, Elbaz is one of the most charismatic, self-effacing, and funny personalities in the business — so, unsurprisingly, this wasn't a standard-issue Q&A.
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The High End It is, by most measures, a standard-issue parking space, albeit one tucked under the Sterling Mason, a handsome building designed by the architect Morris Adjmi in TriBeCa.
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Mice living inside a larger cage with a few added objects are much more resistant to features of depression, anxiety, addiction, schizophrenia, Alzheimer's disease than mice living inside standard-issue cages.
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But I think she sees immense potential in Jimmy and if she had wanted a standard-issue, upwardly mobile suit there were many to choose from at her old law firm.
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For reference: the standard-issue green Persian lime is the limão-tahiti, the Rangpur lime goes either by limão-capeta or limão-cravo, while a limão-galego is a key lime.
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Weiss 38mm Standard Issue Field Watch This hand-wound watch was a gift to myself this year, and it provided welcome relief from years of wearing an Apple Watch full time.
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This is partly the result of Democratic policy and electoral failures — the 2016 election was a body blow to standard-issue Democratic liberalism — but also a result of its ideological success.
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Cruz's ideology is more or less standard-issue conservatism — but the fights he's picked since coming to Washington have given him a reputation as an outsider unafraid of the Republican establishment.
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Sure, the series boasts the terrific young actor Freddie Highmore, as a young doctor on the autism spectrum, but it is, in almost every other way, a standard-issue medical show.
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It's true that Trump has, with the help of Congress, had success rolling back some Obama-era regulations—but that's just standard-issue pro-business Republicanism, not anything unique to Trump.
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This might seem like a standard-issue kidnapping story save for the fact that Marjorie's life might well have intersected with Georgia Tann, the woman who ran the Tennessee Children's Home Society.
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Ayer said one of the things he enjoyed about making Bright was that he got "to explore some social issues ... This isn't some bullshit PG-13 standard issue studio movie," Ayer said.
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They say the only constant in life is change, and while that's true, we'd like to add an addendum: the only constants in life are change and broken standard-issue charging cables.
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Trump's emphasis on dealmaking, which often causes him at least to flirt with ideological heterodoxy, would give way to more standard-issue GOP policies centered around libertarian-influenced deregulation and tax cutting.
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The first-look photos tee up a crazy ride, with Hill and Stone seen dressed in standard-issue medical jumpsuits and, in another photo, strapped into highly intimidating chairs with head devices.
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The reactions on Twitter are, if nothing else, a standard-issue "where there's smoke, there's fire" trial, which is nowhere near an actual trial, nevermind the scope of the law in general.
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Mr. DiBari's menu is simpler, fairly standard-issue Italian, with nice southern Italian touches: Noto almonds and fennel with fluke crudo; and fregola, bottarga, olives and pistachio pesto alongside charred yellowfin tuna.
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The second tweet was more standard-issue Trumping -- downplaying Russian influence by trying to make the case that the biased media and Clinton's candidate skills were the only factors in the race.
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They range from gleefully funny trips to the afterlife to horror miniseries, from the story of TV's most antisocial antihero to a standard-issue cop drama that nonetheless does some interesting things.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)The solid-state drive or SSD has evolved from an expensive luxury available only to the professional power user to standard issue for anyone picking up a laptop.
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One of those doors is on the fourth floor of the French Finance Ministry, an immense Brutalist building that is home to thousands of civil servants and acres of standard-issue offices.
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Anybody can poke around standard-issue encryption keys undetected, but when the 1s and 0s are hooked into specific photons, that snooping triggers telltale state changes—revealing the presence of a hacker!
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Calvin, though he has a name, is the standard-issue doomed artistic personality, but why, and specifically how in connection with these women, Drury does not give her characters leave to say.
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This fall a group of new books from established and debut authors continues the trend, presenting women and girls who refuse the roles of passive victim, staid detective or standard-issue femme fatale.
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But the miso-based ramen we order—David's topped with pork, mine vegetarian with squash and, of all the lame ideas, arugula—was as uninspired as the standard-issue Brooklyn, vaguely industrial room.
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The senator from Vermont was the first candidate Trump insulted during his standard-issue rally this week in New Jersey ("crazy Bernie Sanders") and the only one who came up more than once.
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The vice president–elect and governor of Indiana, a standard-issue Christian conservative—strident anti-gay views and all—poured into a suit and topped off with a thin layer of white hair.
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M2 Square USB-C & Quick Charge 3.0 Charger — $37.99 See Details 10-Ft Lightning Cable: 243-Pack - 50% off Apple's standard issue Lightning cables are notorious for conking out after only a few months.
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But it seemed real enough — even as his campaign policy team churned out standard-issue Republican fare, everything he did and said suggested he had very unusual instincts on some issues, particularly health care.
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Ludger K. Balan, a public educator and re-enactor, said that the group aimed for "100 percent accuracy," including standard-issue uniforms, which are made of wool and "more breathable" than you might think.
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As the internet grows increasingly frustrated with our standard issue social media platforms, you may have seen people announcing that they would be heading to the hottest new app: Vero, which isn't even new.
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Russia may prefer a Donald Trump victory, but an intelligence service interfering in another country's elections is pretty standard-issue espionage, and a tactic that the US has engaged in plenty over the years.
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"It should be a standard issue we discuss with our patients, much as we do wearing seat belts and bike helmets -- those are all standard questions we ask of our patients now," said Peggs.
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"I think of Vice President Pence as being for standard-issue conservative economic policies, including tax cuts in the spirit of Ryan/Trump, smaller government, spending cuts everywhere, including entitlements, except defense, " Bernstein said.
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In doing so, the service's agents will also be getting a new standard issue weapon in the form of the Glock 22021 Gen 5 MOS, the exclusive Glock 47, and the subcompact Glock 26.
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Chiseled abs, toned arms, a weirdly vapid standard-issue stare: Even as they claim to push the boundaries of robosexuality, Realbotix hangs on to the old tropes of what heterosexual men think women want.
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Standard-issue nightmares, an imaginary friend and flares of violence dog the sailors as an evil entity gets down to business, starting, of course, with the lowliest supporting character before working its way upward.
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The real Mr. Savir was, shall we say, more roly-poly and less flamboyant — definitely unlikely to jump on a table or wear anything other than the standard-issue suit of a career diplomat.
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Yet his real policy agenda, aside from the looming trade war, is standard-issue modern Republicanism: huge tax cuts for billionaires and savage cuts to public programs, including those essential to many Trump voters.
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"I'm not, uh, exactly blessed in the crotch department, and when I first became sexually active and started using condoms, I found the standard issue to be a little … baggy," Rogowsky (over)shared with readers.
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Winner: Razer Wolverine UltimateFor the Person Who Needs to Save CashOf course, the big problem with these fancy controllers is that they cost more than twice what a standard-issue Xbox or Playstation controller would.
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Soldier: 76 might be the most immediately recognizable Offense hero in Overwatch — he's basically a standard-issue first-person shooter space marine — but the pinpoint accuracy he requires is not the most friendly to newcomers.
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" In a dull and childless marriage to "a bastard of the standard-issue variety," she is biding her time at Goode's, her life "slipping away with the rinsing water as it gurgled down the plughole.
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Wearing standard-issue hard hats, 20 women work alongside 60 male colleagues in the skeleton of the European-style edifice that was built in the 1920s by former King Amanullah Khan just outside the capital.
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Whatever hopes people might have had about Putin as a new kind of leader back in 1999, he has turned into a standard-issue Soviet kleptocrat leading a comical (but nonetheless lethal) cult of personality.
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Body bags, military helicopters and camouflage uniforms aren't the standard-issue tools of humor, but they feature prominently in this new comedy-drama series, which is set on a United States military base in Afghanistan.
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There was still a decent chunk of more standard-issue Super Bowl content: Danny Devito dressed like an M&M, the "Stranger Things" guy for Tide, Peter Dinklage voicing a Busta Rhymes rap for Doritos.
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Heckler & Koch's G36 is standard issue for many armies around the globe and its HK416 assault rifle is said to have been used in the U.S. special forces operation to kill Osama bin Laden in 2011.
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While the kennels the rescue uses for travel are standard issue and certified safe for travel, the group plans on upgrading to more durable non-plastic kennels to prevent a tragedy like this from happening again.
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It's day 214 of Trump's America, and Gillibrand is seated in her office at the Russell Senate Building, back in standard issue black dress and blazer (a look she's said in the past is by design).
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The upper floor had a lot of light, and the locker room came off as standard issue — except for the fact that it had old lockers that required a padlock and didn't have a digital scale.
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You would not be proud of your ungracious attitude toward the passengers crammed into standard-issue seats in an un-luxurious cabin with no free Champagne, but neither would you want to change seats with anyone.
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" On Friday morning in their chilly Washington studio, over a standard-issue cable news glass table, hosts and guests denounced blind support for female candidates as "lady boss yass queen feminism" and sneered at "woke tokenism.
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CreditCreditPaul Schiraldi/HBO In a recent episode of "Curb Your Enthusiasm," the show's star and creator, Larry David, casts an appraising eye on Paula, who is turned out in the standard-issue trappings of her trade.
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You might never have thought about swapping out the black box your internet provider gives you, but the fact is that your standard issue router box is unlikely to be the best model on the market.
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After he dropped us off at our standard-issue Wyndham down the street from the Greyhound stop, we woke up the next morning to take in as much of Norfolk as we could in three hours.
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This recording has lots of lateral range: There's gospel-tinged balladry, standard-issue bebop and smart reworkings of mid-1960s Wayne Shorter classics (he covers "Mahjong" and laces a new melody into the structure of "Nefertiti").
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But in what may prove to be one of the most important votes he has cast in his 35 years in Congress, he chose to operate like the standard-issue politicians he likes to rail against.
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With a statement announcing the birth, the New York Police Department posted a photograph of the mother, smiling, and the newborn, asleep, who was wearing not a standard-issue hospital hat, but a N.Y.P.D. knit cap.
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LG ships it with 64GB of expandable storage, a 3,300mAh battery, the Snapdragon 83 processor that's practically standard-issue at the high end of Android, and one of the most mature dual-camera systems on the market.
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Given the sophistication of even the mass-produced consumer-grade virtual reality headsets that Luckey pioneered, it's easy to imagine how affordable AR and VR could be standard issue in a near-future for the U.S. military.
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Listening to the robbed mothers and oppressed spouses and neglected children of literary history, we notice that much of what has traditionally been ascribed to artistic ruthlessness is indistinguishable from the standard-issue selfishness of non-artists.
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But even the most eagle-eyed fashion folk couldn't have detected the source of this particular "camisole" hack: Today on CBS This Morning, Gayle King looked like she was wearing a pretty standard-issue purple lace tank.
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Although he inherited the standard-issue piety and patriotism of his social milieu, Mena, an excellent student, seemed destined to become the first member of his family to attend university and escape the confines of village life.
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That requires enormous computing power, and if companies like Microsoft use standard-issue chips to do it, the process takes far too long because the chips cannot handle the load and too much electrical power is consumed.
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If the gum could deliver me from standard-issue horrors like those without any of the disorienting, sedating side-effects of Dramamine, could it also soothe the more existential varieties of unrest that come with everyday life?
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Still trying to keep up appearances, despite being in a bad place, Béatrice reaches out to Claire for the standard-issue movie melodrama reason: She's gravely ill (with a brain tumor) and is afraid of dying alone.
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The men were not wearing identifying insignia, but carried weaponry which are standard issue to American troops, including M4 carbines, a M249 light machine gun, an M2010 enhanced sniper rifle and a Milkor M32 multiple grenade launcher.
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To a degree, these concerns are standard issue for first-time moms (particularly first-time moms who are anxiety-prone to begin with), but they were starting to take up more and more real estate in my brain.
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" When I recently visited the school, a squat building of beige brick, with a design out of the standard-issue socialist-architecture catalogue, Shepilko told me, "It's true—we were delicate, always searching for just the right words.
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When Trump is forced to actually put down in writing his plan to restore America's jobs, he comes up with a list of standard-issue conservative policy statements with no actual prospect of meaningfully increasing middle-class incomes.
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It's impossible to guess how narratively and tonally divided Legend is from the trailers, which present it as a standard-issue fantasy/historical epic, or maybe the latest "brand deposit" live-action version of an existing Disney movie.
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Likewise, a better predictor of strong Trump support than a standard-issue economic indicator like the unemployment rate is a high proportion of working-age adults who aren't working (the correlation was strong for both men and women).
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Germany's Heckler and Koch, one of the world's best-known gun makers whose G36 is standard issue for armies across the globe, has blamed restrictions on exports to the Middle East for a sharp fall in operating earnings.
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Instead, the Trump administration used the appointment of a relatively standard-issue conservative Supreme Court justice to bring an already-fraying Republican coalition back together, and divert the media conversation away from an Executive Order that sparked global backlash.
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It does, however, seem to mark the final eclipse of the notion that Trump would move beyond demagoguery and construct a vision of "nationalist" economic policy that would differ in a meaningful way from standard-issue pro-business Republicanism.
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Writing in Standard Issue Magazine, Susie Verrill, explains why she's not flying to Rio with her partner, Greg Rutherford, and why they've decided to freeze his sperm:The Zika news has caused no end of concern if we're totally honest.
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For many reform conservatives, all of these objectives are subsidiary to their opposition to abortion, which will keep them out of the Democratic Party no matter how well the rest of their agenda lines up with standard-issue liberalism.
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Using the new Story Remix app -- which is meant to replace the standard-issue Windows 10 Photos app -- Microsoft executive Lorraine Bardeen showed how users can add animations on top of videos that then move along with the action.
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Of course, the standard issue of how much access you're willing to give Amazon and delivery services is still very much an open question — for some, however, garage access may ultimately be less invasive than a house or car.
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The movie tells its standard-issue story at a nice clip: A boy, Pete (Oakes Fegley), following a slow-motion car crash that kills his parents, is saved from an entirely feral future by a dragon he names Elliott.
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I realized that in 22017 and started wondering what might be better than the standard-issue Apple keyboard I was using with my MacBook Pro at work, and the cheap Microsoft keyboard hooked up to my PC at home.
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A team of researchers working in 50 hospitals in the United States and five other countries randomized 1,538 children, average age 1.8 years, to receive either blood that was less than a week old, or the standard-issue blood.
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Love them or hate them, what the other Lisbeth Salander movies indisputably had going for them was a sense that danger — not just standard-issue explosions and crashes but real, intimate, life-changing brutality — lurks around every corner, especially for women.
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Specifically, I was teaching a web development course at university and started thinking it would be interesting to build a game using a kind of standard-issue user-interface library like jQuery as opposed to building it with a game engine.
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This was driven home during an interview he did with the Associated Press on Tuesday: Trump's insistence that he has "to see safety at home" before pulling troops back sounds like the standard-issue justification for the war on terror.
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Neitz, a lean, smiling man in a Pacific Northwest standard-issue fleece pullover and nice track shoes, shows me one of the newest gadgets: a scanning electron microscope with an automated microtome inside, the science version of a deli meat slicer.
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And while the company is still staying true to its commitment to "push the wireless experience forward," we have no choice but to settle for the flimsy, standard-issue chargers that come with Apple devices — at least for the time being.
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Berlin has said the G36, which is standard issue for militaries across the globe and has been used by the German army for nearly 20 years, does not shoot straight in hot weather or when it heats up through constant firing.
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Partly for those reasons, the Pentagon, under Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara, purchased the AR-215 in bulk in the 153s and, after renaming it the M-215, turned it into the standard issue for American ground troops in Vietnam.
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And fingerprint readers, especially, are now pretty much standard issue across much of the Android device ecosystem (which may also be encouraging Apple to step up and away now, as it seeks to widen the gap with the less pricey competition).
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The FBI speculated that whoever made the cuts may have worn standard-issue utility or construction safety gear while doing it to avoid arousing suspicion (the amount of stuff people can get away with while wearing safety yellow vests is astonishing).
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The fact that it grafts a standard-issue Halloween film, where a serial killer cuts his way through the teenage populace of a small town, onto something with the emotional resonance and mother-daughter bonds of Aliens is a little curious.
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"I'd never thought about it before, but I said yes immediately," Ms. Wargo said as she sat in her office, where the standard-issue education department desk and computer were augmented by a colorful rug and a purple beanbag chair.
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But the Democrats of Dallas County who had gathered for their spring fund-raiser were brought to their feet by a lean man from Missouri dressed in standard-issue millennial garb: suit jacket, bluejeans, narrow tie and two-tone half boots.
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Berlin has said the G36, which is standard issue for militaries across the globe and has been used by the German army for about 20 years, does not shoot straight in hot weather or when it heats up through constant firing.
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There was no indication it was armored, so it appeared to have been hit mainly by police officers armed with standard issue pistols rather than the high-power automatic rifles carried by troops and sued by some police during emergencies.
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While tweeting a photograph of a pig with shit on its balls might be a standard-issue troll for a member of left Twitter, it's perceived as online harassment from people who aren't acquainted with this language of certain subcultures.
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But what the Ratnik program doesn't have just yet is an assault rifle of choice, the modern update to the Russian military's standard issue AK-74 that can match the U.S. Army's standard-issue M4 carbine on the battlefield — and that's where Kalashnikov Concern comes in: The Russian military is currently testing automatic rifles from two producers to supply the Ratnik program by the end of 2017: the A240 and A225 rifles designed at Kovrov Mechanical Works' infamous Degtyarev weapons plant, and Kalashnikov's AK-234 (for 274mm ammo) and its AK-274 variant (for 212mm ammo).
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It turns out the device is not a condom at all, but rather, a ring that fits over a boring, standard-issue condom and measures the quality of sex based on several metrics, including speed of thrusts, calories burned, and duration of session.
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But the next time you're angling for a fresh pair of Nikes that won't look like every other standard-issue pair of Flyknits or Dunks on the block, there's an online destination that will keep you informed about all the absolute latest drops.
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It looks like your standard-issue rainbow highlighter in the pan, but once the creamy powder (the coconut oil-infused formula gives it a totally unique texture) is smoothed onto skin, it transforms from a pleasant sheen into a kaleidoscope of color.
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" Harris also underscored that the Spanx comment wasn't an acceptable, standard-issue salesperson move to make a commission: "The entire conversation I had with the sales lady, I will NOT repeat, but I can ASSURE you it was not a basic up-sale.
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A big problem is the central character: Anirudh never seems like more than a standard-issue stiff who bobs along looking worried as the script injects yet another scene of the doctor delivering the same bad news: Raghav's condition is not improving.
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Despite the presence of Emmy winner Elisabeth Moss ("The Handmaid's Tale") as the ex-girlfriend he gaslights — and the imprimatur of Blumhouse Productions ("Get Out") — this looks like a dispiritingly standard-issue woman-in-jeopardy flick, albeit with souped-up special effects.
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Berlin has said that the G36 rifle, which is standard issue for militaries across the globe and has been used by the German army for nearly 20 years, does not shoot straight in hot weather or when it heats up through constant firing.
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In their substance (if not their tangled exposition and anachronistic references), Biden's arguments reflected standard-issue thinking among Bill Clinton-era "New Democrats" about fusing calls for more "personal responsibility" to programs designed to expand opportunity for low-income and minority families.
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The plot may be a standard-issue tale of a teen camping trip gone wrong, but the podcast is plenty engaging, thanks to the obvious fun its voice actors are having as their characters explore a mysterious cave full of unspeakable Lovecraftian terrors.
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The grants are part of a broader effort by Attorney General Jeff Sessions to reward cities that cooperate with the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigration, while threatening to block standard-issue crime-fighting grants from dozens of jurisdictions that may have adopted sanctuary policies.
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The Android Wear 2.0 software on board is standard-issue Google fare, except for the preloaded Foursquare, Uber, and Runtastic apps, some Montblanc watchfaces echoing its most iconic mechanical designs, and a World Timer app that feeds global times into the watch's digital complications.
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After its uneven second act, the film barrels towards the finish line with nary a missed note (save for a standard-issue throw-down between two CG characters; despite Deadpool cracking wise about it, a tedious CG fight is still a tedious CG fight).
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Combining ideas from movies like Big, 13 Going on 30, and Freaky Friday with some standard-issue studio comedy ideas about Being Your True Self and Learning To Accept Love, Little feels like it's all over the place, and not in a good way.
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While easy to immediately dismiss this approach as standard-issue hippie piffle—or outright meddling with dark forces—it's worth noting that Summerhill's wines, especially the sparkling, are consistently ranked in the global top 20, and it is the only Canadian producer with that distinction.
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In London, Craig Green featured wild abstractions of standard-issue workwear (including pulled-apart knits and fringe) while in Florence, Brooks Brothers feted its 200th anniversary at the Palazzo Vecchio with a steady stream of brand classics such as seersucker suits and cable-knit sweaters.
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With bar soap deemed irrelevant unless it looks like a unicorn and standard-issue shampoos getting the boot in favor of the innovative new formulas on the market, it was only a matter of time before someone gave the humble body wash a do-over, too.
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While his partner in the duo Jack & Jack, the 19-year-old Jack Gilinsky, looks like a standard-issue junior American hunk — square jaw, pillowy lips, visible abs — Mr. Johnson seems more sidekick material, a scrappy runt with the charm of a man twice his size.
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Sonneborn's campaign platform was mostly standard-issue Democratic fare, but unlike his rivals, he did come out in favor of a carbon emissions tax — an idea most experts tout as a highly efficient way to address an acute global crisis that is also famously unpopular with voters.
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Part of an unusual experiment — one that Mr. Wodni left his job as a chef at one of Berlin's hottest restaurants to lead — the hospital has replaced its standard-issue schnitzels with locally grown organic vegetables, grass-fed beef and catfish raised at an environmentally conscious aquafarm.
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For example, you might be able to get a router with faster transfer speeds or additional features than the standard-issue hardware offers (like the ability to set up a guest network for the people you don't trust with the password to your main Wi-Fi network).
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Risky ventures were commonplace: Building a product from scratch, designing a new business model, and raising money based on faith in some prospective growth or feature were standard issue — and, under that framework, both tiny startups and tech titans that became victims of their own ambition.
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I explained my predicament to Ethan Kross, a psychologist who studies emotion and self-control at the University of Michigan, and he said what I was describing sounded similar to standard-issue FOMO, that now-common anxiety induced by an Instagram feed full of yacht parties and spiritualized sunsets.
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You can stick your head in the cut-out of a Ukrainian soldier apprehending an enemy combatant, for instance, or try on a standard-issue field jacket and helmet, pick up an automatic weapon, and wave the barrel over the tables of families enjoying their potato pancakes and kvass.
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Under the subsection for Caution Wear Iron Grip Snugger Fit: 12-Pack of Condoms, he writes (emphasis ours):I'm not, uh, exactly blessed in the crotch department, and when I first became sexually active and started using condoms, I found the standard issue to be a little … baggy.
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If you're still using standard-issue ones, you can swap those out for ones that are sustainably made; or, because it is 2017 and there is no remaining product not also available in a version made from coconuts, you can use wood-free, eco-friendly coconut-shell briquettes.
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That stroll didn't last long, it turned out, as I spent that bit of time and then some pondering this relatively standard-issue Renaissance "Madonna col bambino" ("Madonna and Child"), an altar-like relief sculpture portraying Mary, frontally related to the viewer, cradling the infant Jesus in her arms.
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Expertly acted throughout — Jack O'Connell does his level best to make Willingham more than the standard-issue Hollywood Complex Roughneck, while Laura Dern, as a prison pen pal who becomes a defense ally, is a reliably elevating presence — the movie's raw facts are sufficient to rouse viewer indignation.
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But after 303 No. 1 songs on Billboard's Country Airplay chart, the crooner Dierks Bentley is making music designed to challenge that critique: His latest album, "The Mountain," features a rootsy collaboration with the indie singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile alongside other songs that resist Music Row's standard-issue gloss.
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True, in some senses the Bronx-born designer's presentation at his company's Liberty-style palazzo was standard-issue Ralph Lauren, with design elements drawn from various team sports, from the fabric research that too often seems to lead him to a Peruvian blanket and from his company's opulent archive.
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And as the night thickens, and the snow piles up, and the electricity fails and the food runs out, these ostensibly standard-issue, true-blue New Yorkers find themselves on a path into a subterranean realm that is both darker and brighter than any place they've been before.
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The narrow, 20-foot-high windows are the kind used for SoHo storefronts; the horizontally divided, steel Dutch front door is standard-issue for firehouses; the floors throughout the main 48-foot-long living space — "the plaza," as Ceglic calls it — are poured concrete with radiant coil heating.
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Kerry James Marshall's central character in "Untitled (policeman)" (2015), wearing his standard issue, navy blue Chicago Police Department uniform, hand on his hip, looks out in a moment of reflection, at the boy on the other wall in Carrie Mae Weems' "Blue Black Boy" (20153), whose eyes gape.
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Workaround VPNs, unblockers, and proxies have become almost standard issue for us in the years since Netflix's streaming service started its foreign expansion — Americans more recently discovered the same trick — and it doesn't seem like the company is going to be able to offer a true worldwide catalog any time soon.
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I've certainly heard a lot of complaints that he's been rewritten as a standard-issue Will Smith character, and that seems legit: as soon as the film introduces Deadshot's adorable 11-year-old daughter, his weakness and motivation and reason for living, Suicide Squad suddenly becomes Pursuit Of Happyness 2.
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Air and iron — desire and whalebone stays — govern the story, whose most intriguing moments don't occur between the standard-issue characters: the constrained lovers; the spoiled rich kids Cait is chaperoning on their world tour; Émile's jealous, wicked demimondaine mistress; the amoral aristocrat who seduces and discards virgins; and so on.
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But it was only in the last few months that she began to understand that the thing that kept happening to her there, the thing that seemed to keep happening to so many of the women there, went beyond the regular, standard-issue sexism she had been hearing about her whole life.
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The knobby knees and hairy shins peeking out from beneath the hemline of my uniform skirt and above my standard-issue high socks were not like the other girls': They looked more like boys legs, and I had the distinct feeling that if I didn't do something about this fast, I'd be bullied.
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There are unpersuasive subplots involving a one-afternoon stand between Massive and Joyce (who serves the standard-issue role of the idealist oddball determined to escape the old neighborhood), Pnut's psychosomatic asthma and Mom's scheme to sue the city by presenting her slow-thinking son as a victim of lead paint poisoning.
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It would be the easiest thing on the planet for Trump to have his communications team draw up some standard-issue US-politician Putin-bashing rhetoric — he's a thug, he murders journalists, he invades his neighbors — and at a minimum assure Republican Party foreign policy elites that he's now down with the program.
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In "First Look at the World's Weather" (1973), for example, Nancy Graves renders a weather satellite global photomosaic as a black-and-white pointillist composition; the Rorschach-esque result, which looks like standard issue abstraction until you know its referent, hints at the tug-of-war between appearance and informational content in artworks about science.
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They play victims of the power structure: Beyond Nick's fondness for a semi-legal plant—a concern that, given the short-notice nature of the McGregor bout, has also rubbed off on Nate—Nate took a fine for wearing his jeans to weigh-ins instead of standard-issue Reebok ahead of the Johnson fight.
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Sprinkled among the standard-issue entertainment luminaries (Mia Farrow, Samantha Bee and Barry Jenkins, the director of "Moonlight") were the likes of Thelma Aldana, the attorney general of Guatemala, whose anticorruption campaign helped topple the government, and Raed Saleh, the head of Syrian Civil Defense, the volunteer rescue force known as the White Helmets.
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I am trying to imagine my now-30-year-old body being swiped into a freshman dorm with a white keycard, ushered past chipped wood doors with cheery foam nameplates, swinging one open to face a double room — a room with standard-issue particle board furniture, a cloth tapestry on one wall, a bong on the windowsill.
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He's applying that approach to more standard-issue problems like labor, climate change, and the economy but giving them a decidedly tech-forward approach: how (and why) we should define robots, what use might geoengineering have in saving the planet, and whether the government should embrace universal basic income and give every American a $1,000 check.
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After passing the ritual interrogation and receiving her standard-issue gray shirt and orange trousers, she found a pod and settled in, but was surprised at the event's tameness as compared to the bathhouses and swingers' clubs, the scenes of New York street life, chemical abandon at Studio 211, and even domestic abuse shelters she'd studied in the past.
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There were plenty of ways to read his remarks—it was standard-issue superstar grouchiness or it was a hint of some deeper issue—but the most tempting was as proof that the Celtics, those well-coached and weirdly assembled league darlings, were finally reaching that part of the calendar when cleverness doesn't work as well.
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In the hospital minutes later, Annika shouts and screams her way through a standard-issue TV-drama birth scene, until her husband, Lucious — they married to prevent her from testifying against him last season — poses as a concerned spouse in order to whisper in her ear the false story of Rhonda's death she must recite to the cops.
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"- Hannah, 23 "Throughout my middle school and high school experiences, I have had to deal with clueless Physical Education instructors who had no idea what to do when I told them I couldn't wear the standard-issue T-shirts and shorts for P.E. class because my religious requirements necessitated I cover my arms, legs, and head.
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The sheer volume of entries in the genre demands a more specific taxonomy: There are the standard-issue comedies (Santa Clause, Jingle All the Way), canonized classics (Miracle on 34th Street and It's a Wonderful Life), Yuletide horror (Black Christmas or the more recent Krampus), and mistletoe-decked rom-coms in the vein of Love Actually.
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The US military may be working overtime to reduce the weight of a standard-issue pair of night vision googles to the point where it feels like you're wearing nothing at all, but a group of scientists think they've cracked the code of "built-in" night vision thanks to dollop of special particles and a needle to the eyeball.
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Ah, nice one: The weird kid from tenth grade is now the weird long-haired kid from eleventh grade after a summer spent growing his hair out past the standard-issue mom-approved $6 haircut every guy gets from 'Ali Barber's' in town, thru the difficult mullet stage, and now fluttering somewhere shapeless down near his shoulders.
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The idea of a right-populist agenda died with Bannon's exit from the White House, the standard-issue G.O.P. agenda has little left after the tax cuts, and Trump's authoritarian impulses, while genuine, seem unlikely to produce even aggrandizement on the scale of past presidents from F.D.R. to Nixon, because he has no competence to execute on them.
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I like having a big movie every year that I can watch with a solid hip-hop / urbana soundtrack, where the fades are tight, crisp white Nikes are standard issue, and dudes who look like my uncle chew scenery alongside reggaeton stars (or, in the case of Nicky Jam, reggaeton stars who look like my uncle).
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Illiberal Education (1991) is a fairly standard-issue critique of what D'Souza deems "political correctness" on college campuses, focusing in particular on affirmative action policies in both student admissions and faculty hiring, and on what D'Souza saw as an abandonment of the traditional Western canon through the inclusion of more modern female, non-white, and non-heterosexual writers.
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During his service, he was honored with awards considered standard issue for military personnel serving in a war zone, including an Afghanistan Campaign Medal with a campaign star, an Army Achievement Medal, a National Defense Service Medal, a Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, an Army Service Ribbon, an Armed Forces Reserve Medal and a NATO Medal, CNN's Barbara Starr reported.
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This vehicle in particular looks not unlike like a Type 6 shuttlepod that were standard issue aboard vessels like the Enterprise D. (This one does look longer and a lot more angular, though.) While it's certainly possible that this is just a model designed by a superfan, it's also likely that someone aboard some future ship sent a team back to our time.
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The much longer exchanges were between Kyrgios and the chair umpire Jake Garner, who triggered Kyrgios's persecution complex — no great challenge — in the first game of the third set when he ruled that Kyrgios had struck a ball after two bounces coming forward in pursuit of one of Brown's standard-issue drop shots that were more like iron shots with all their backspin.
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The Army finally began fielding the Enhanced Night Vision Goggle-Binocular (ENVG-B) to soldiers with the 1st Infantry Division's 2nd Brigade Combat Team back in September, furnishing soldiers from "The Big Red One" with a new system that ditches the telltale green tint of standard-issue night vision gear for the glorious clarity of white phosphor image intensifier tubes.
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But Pence's resistance to respond to Kaine's attacks — what supporters of Clinton might see as his refusal to stand up for his candidate, and supporters of Trump might see as refusal to take the bait — was hardly an attempt to create a totally separate Republican platform or presidential campaign, or a reflexive snap back to the standard-issue conservatism of the pre-Trump Republican Party.
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As if getting a standard-issue celebrity-inspired haircut at an established salon didn't have enough nerve-wracking potential already (what if there's a miscommunication and your new stylist uses a razor on your frizz-prone ends instead of proper shears?), there's a hairdresser in Russia whose cuts will make you fear for your life — and not in a self-pitying "my bangs are too short" kind of way.
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There, he's been working on new generations of replicants, best exemplified by Luv (Sylvia Hoeks), an employee whose dedication to her boss seems almost unhealthy—until you realize that just about everyone in 1503 is in some way subservient to the inventor, whose products have become seemingly standard-issue (in a nice bit of perhaps-accidental semi-homage, the logo for Wallace's company echoes one previously used by a certain film studio).
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We have, as discussed, four pockets on your standard-issue, non-Hitler-defeating pants: one for your keys, one for your wallet, one for your phone, and one freestyle pocket for gum/a pen (really this can share a pocket with other stuff)/drugs/headphones (if you don't keep them wrapped around your phone)/loose change/condoms/a pad of paper/a gaming device/a Swiss Army knife/a small book (you can do this with your bigger back pockets).
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Dressed for the Krammer & Stoudt show in a rejiggered hooded Army M65 fishtail parka, its body elongated and its sleeves shortened; a patch-pocket wool shirt that looked like a supersize version of a standard-issue Pendleton; a pair of drawstring wool trousers Mr. Rubin based on a favorite pair of vintage Capri pants; and a high-crowned Esenshel rabbit velour hat with a brim the size of a cartwheel, TJ looked like an incredibly cool butch girl or a very pretty femme boy or both at once or something altogether in-between.
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Booksmart is based on a script that's been bouncing around the industry for a decade — initially scripted by Emily Halpern and Sarah Haskins, it was reworked in 2014 by Susanna Fogel, and then rewritten again in 2018 by Katie Silberman of Set It Up. Somewhere in that stretch, it morphed from being a film about graduating seniors searching for boyfriends before prom into something more subversive and salty-sweet — a story about besties who grew up in a more open-minded, empowered world while still facing a lot of the standard-issue teen dilemmas, among them the tendency to slap simplistic labels on people.
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It's not just the fact that in the car, or a few minutes later, riding up in the elevator with an older couple who told you they were from the Bronx, both working people, you were aware that part of the tragedy of the situation was the loss of story inherent in the hospital walls, the sealed doors, the sign-in sheet, and the folding chairs that were standard issue for this sort of place, along with the social worker who had a heavy Haitian accent and told you, when you were done with the visit, that he'd watch out for your brother in particular, responding to your politeness (you were extra polite), his face wide, moonlike, and his eyes watery, at his place behind the nurse's desk outside the meeting room.
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