From an energy standpoint, an emotional standpoint, obviously from a scoring standpoint.
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Both from the Canada standpoint and from the Mexico standpoint.
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That's both from a consumer standpoint and from an editorial and business standpoint.
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"We're not there today from an experience standpoint, and a value standpoint," explains Spencer.
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I can handle football from a coaching standpoint, from an X's and O's standpoint.
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You look at what they have done from a security standpoint, from a military standpoint.
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Give me examples where, from a clinical standpoint, a public health standpoint, this is essential.
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We continue to see great performance from both a store standpoint and a digital standpoint.
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"We, as a company, are continuing to invest from a people standpoint and a product standpoint."
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We're committed to our guidance, from a comp standpoint, an op income and an EPS standpoint.
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He got a little nicked today on it, from a confidence standpoint, from a stability standpoint.
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It has such huge implications, both from a moral standpoint as well as an economic standpoint.
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"Anybody that's been affected by cancer knows, it affects you from an emotional standpoint, an income standpoint and a job standpoint," Rick McDonald, an assistant fire chief and cancer survivor, tells PEOPLE.
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So you have to analyze content both from a customer acquisition standpoint and from a retention standpoint.
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"Republicans are going to regret it from a public policy standpoint and a political standpoint," he said.
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"Republicans are going to regret it from a public policy standpoint and a political standpoint," Schatz said.
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Self-care — not from a mental and emotional standpoint, but also from a physical standpoint — is key.
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I think that talking to school groups is really critical, especially from a cultural standpoint, a political standpoint.
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And I also think we can be more nimble from a decision-making standpoint and a technology standpoint.
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So it seems to be a success from both a journalistic standpoint and also from a commercial standpoint.
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"People are thinking about cryptos less from a payments standpoint and more from an assets investment standpoint" Tenev explains.
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"We continue to see great performance both from a store standpoint and a digital standpoint," Cornell said on CNBC.
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So, as consumers of medicine and healthcare services, in many cases, we will be very significant beneficiaries, both from an outcomes standpoint and an efficiency standpoint, and a second opinion standpoint, in areas where they intersect.
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"The question is, can it compete from a capital standpoint and an operating standpoint and a safety standpoint," said David Clarke, director of the Center for Transportation Research at the University of Tennessee, back in May.
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While I liked the idea, BUNT works only from a baseball standpoint and not so much from a wordplay standpoint.
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"We wish the rest of the States were like New York from an inclusivity standpoint, from a diversity standpoint, from an action standpoint," Chow told Business of Fashion of the brand's riff on Trump's infamous red hats.
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In fact, the way to look at this acquisition may be more from the distribution standpoint than the grocery store standpoint.
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LeBron is also a student of the game, both from an X's-and-O's standpoint as well as a historical standpoint.
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"Our community was skeptical of the project both from a financial and safety standpoint, primarily a safety standpoint," Anderson said Monday.
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This is a nonpartisan [and] an important thing to note and to applaud from an American standpoint, from a human standpoint.
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"If we can remove ourselves from just this one specific topic of ... trade and tariff[s], as hard as it may be, we're in a really good position from a market standpoint, earnings standpoint, earnings growth standpoint," he said.
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This is simply giving us scale on a technology standpoint – from a technology standpoint to do things we couldn't possibly do before.
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Chocolate is a sensual product to be sure, but not an aphrodisiac, at least according to the medication standpoint or molecular standpoint.
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It is pretty brutal competitively within the league itself, and that's what is important from a fan standpoint and a reputation standpoint.
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"We were very excited about it, not from a business standpoint, just from like a 'this is really cool [standpoint],'" Rose says.
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You cannot stand still on innovation, you cannot stand still from a cost standpoint, and you cannot stand still from a communication standpoint.
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From a follower standpoint no, but from a video consumption standpoint, they're both two of the top 10 largest accounts in the world.
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But you can never take cards off the table either from a moral stand — from any standpoint and certainly from a negotiating standpoint.
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"At the end of the day, you've got to look at it from a player's standpoint and a business standpoint," Gibson told ESPN.
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But from a financial adviser's standpoint, and even from a player's standpoint, that is something that the player should probably take ownership of.
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While the '70s were tough for Kors to think about from an aesthetic standpoint, the '90s were tough for him from a business standpoint.
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"The existing IPO market is not broken from an investor standpoint; it's broken from an issuer standpoint," Smith told CNBC's "ETF Edge" on Wednesday.
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THE INVESTMENTS WE'RE GOING TO MAKE, BOTH FROM AN OPERATING MARGIN STANDPOINT BUT IMPORTANTLY FROM A CAPITAL STANDPOINT TO REPOSITION THE COMPANY FOR THE FUTURE.
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"You look at what they've done from a security standpoint, from a military standpoint, it's very dangerous," Trump said in remarks at the White House.
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Twenty years from now, there will be 22017 billion people and a world that's growing both from a population standpoint and an economic development standpoint.
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"I see no reason why Wells Fargo as a company from an investment standpoint and a moral standpoint is in any way inferior," he said.
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"I can't imagine any other country being better suited than Germany to take on that responsibility, from a geographical standpoint, a capability standpoint," Hodges said.
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"From an operational standpoint, from a policy standpoint, it will have no impact," Chief Art Acevedo of the Houston Police Department said of the law.
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Kids, parents and administrators don't really understand what design is entirely and how it fits in terms of not just an educational standpoint, but career standpoint.
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"From a seller standpoint — from an OPEC standpoint — your propensity to cheat and increase production to take advantage of dollar-denominated sales will increase," he said.
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People still don't identify, and it's because we need to wick people into the system more from a creator's standpoint but also from an executive's standpoint.
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That's something, from a physical standpoint, he had all the assets from a physical standpoint and the mental standpoint that most of us didn't have... I've been in the spotlight before and I've told myself, I can do it, I can do it, I can do it.
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Well, if you talk about it, it depends on whether it's from an inventory margin standpoint or you're looking at it from a customer lifetime value standpoint.
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"They were all people who, because of their positions, might have been interesting targets from an espionage standpoint, as well as an election disruption standpoint," Burt said.
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That should set off an alarm bell from a compliance standpoint or a quality control standpoint, where the distributors say, 'Wait a minute, what's going on here?
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"It's very sad from a competitive standpoint, from a financial standpoint, there are a number of ways in which this is disappointing," Cormier said ( via Fox Sports).
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"There's going to be a tipping point from an advertiser standpoint and from a broadcaster standpoint," said David Selby, managing partner and president of agency Schafer Condon Carter.
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"From a fan standpoint, from a team standpoint, from a variety of different standpoints, possibly," Alderson said on Monday, the first day of the annual general managers' meetings.
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It's not necessarily the minutes you play, but what you're doing with those minutes from an effort standpoint, from a competitive standpoint: How many calories are you burning?
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"We feel really good about our total minutes, our minutes per game, and where we're at from a preparation standpoint and from a load standpoint thus far," Stevens said.
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So our mind-set at that time is: How are we going to deal with this circumstance from an injury standpoint, a systematic standpoint and a smooth-running machine?
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Tell us about the timelines from an investor standpoint when you see this being de-risked, and for a patient standpoint when this could potentially get on the market.
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Well, I can't speak from a Jewish standpoint, but certainly from a Christian standpoint we deal with a holy text that is steeped in the culture in which it was written.
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"I said there's no assurance I can give you from a substance standpoint or a process standpoint for when that's going to happen because there's been such little discussion," he said.
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"A big part of revenue growth for us will be working directly with the consumer, both from an advertising and messaging standpoint, and a distribution standpoint," Rosenblum said in an interview.
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"It's an extremely important reintroduction both from a wildlife standpoint, as well as a cultural standpoint for many Native American tribes across the West," Johnson told the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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But it has fallen from the — from any standpoint.
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"The Clintons are benefiting from nearly three decades of relationship cultivation in the state -- both from a political standpoint as well as a donor standpoint," veteran California political strategist Brian Brokaw said.
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The critique of the art system has often been done from a neo-conceptual standpoint, but rarely from a painting standpoint, since painting has been the standard scapegoat of the conceptual critique.
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"I could see the potential of the product not just from a diversity standpoint, but from the standpoint of a hiring manager and I've hired over a hundred people," Miley told me.
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And I think that from an operator's standpoint, that means that I should be building products, and from an investor's standpoint, that means I should really be in the seed stage. Yup.
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"This has been a full-court press to block these rules, from a legal standpoint, a policy standpoint and a political standpoint," said Bret Sumner, an oil and gas industry lawyer, who serves on the board of the Western Energy Alliance, a trade group that has aggressively lobbied Congress to block Obama administration regulations governing drilling on federal lands.
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The sequel, however, "Is told much more from a corporate standpoint — from an industry standpoint — as I go behind the register in this film and open my own fast food restaurant," he explains.
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The good news for the user is that you don't need the inner workings of the algorithms, both from a trust standpoint and from the standpoint of understanding what the algorithm is doing.
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"There aren't sufficient scientific facts to establish the theory of evolution, and it deals with the origins of man, which is more from a philosophical standpoint than a scientific standpoint," then-Oklahoma Sen.
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"These are real shenanigans that need to be reined in, not just from a good governance standpoint but also from the standpoint that these are other accounts that need the money," Small said.
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"There's a real renaissance and strong growth in mobile right now... our games are hitting the mark from a quality standpoint and from an audience standpoint," Chief Executive Officer Frank Gibeau told Reuters.
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From a purely emotional standpoint, Olivia's death would be tragic.
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But from a policy standpoint, this is all complete nonsense.
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And they're getting priced from evaluations standpoint to the moon.
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The aforementioned liberal group, ALDE, shares the same economic standpoint.
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From a scientific standpoint, Han's boast just doesn't make sense.
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From a scientific standpoint, she was excited about the results.
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Finally it matters to the company from a financial standpoint.
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And so, from that communication standpoint, I think very good.
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From an institutional standpoint, it would look like an overreach.
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"We look at it from a medical standpoint," Goodell said.
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So i always kind of approach it from that standpoint.
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All in all, it's relatively uninteresting from a SETI standpoint.
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But from an efficiency standpoint, the biometric system is enticing.
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So my challenges stem from a moral and ethical standpoint.
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From a technology standpoint, PlayStation Vue offers some unique features.
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I say let's make a plan from a financial standpoint.
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So, from our standpoint, we love marrying the two together.
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At the same time, phones converged from a design standpoint.
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From the NFL's standpoint, of course, that's exactly the point.
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"From an economic standpoint, we're actually hurting ourselves," said Rubel.
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Good — here's what it actually means from a spiritual standpoint.
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From that standpoint, shouldn't be ashamed if you try it.
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And it makes even more sense from a business standpoint.
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TF: It makes sense from the standpoint of multiple reasons.
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"All in all, it's relatively uninteresting from a SETI standpoint."
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To put it bluntly, from a representation standpoint, that sucks.
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But from an artistic standpoint that was filled with promise.
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From a Christian standpoint, Jesus wasn't fed by a bottle.
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From an electoral standpoint, vice presidents have been a wash.
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From the standpoint of human capital, one answer is obvious.
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From a pure scaling standpoint, it sounds like it can.
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The other side of that is from the user standpoint.
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From a storytelling standpoint at the very least, it succeeded.
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But how do we explain this from a biological standpoint?
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I'm just coming at it from a common sense standpoint.
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From a narrative standpoint, Season 2 is a noted improvement.
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The bigger issue is the "immunologic standpoint," the doctor adds.
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From that standpoint alone, it was really big with me.
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" Sustein says, "From the standpoint of democracy, that's a nightmare.
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"But also from the standpoint of sexual assault," he said.
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Mnuchin said it was "not necessarily relevant from my standpoint".
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The U.K., from a macro standpoint is doing extremely well.
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And from a practical standpoint, her argument makes more sense.
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That is important from a fans, sponsors and relevance standpoint.
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From a technical standpoint, it was a delightfully surprising result.
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From Sphero's standpoint, this one wasn't much of a leap.
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And from a market standpoint, [his] was a disruptive idea.
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From our standpoint, we look at a few more things.
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You know, from my standpoint, we love having fans here.
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From a political standpoint, Republicans are in an unenviable position.
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And it makes so much sense from a contraception standpoint.
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And from a macroeconomic standpoint, "a strengthening global economy" prevails.
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From a scientific standpoint, the answer is yes, she can.
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From an innovation standpoint, Uber is still considered a leader.
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"Think of it from a strictly practical standpoint," he said.
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"So it really doesn't matter from their standpoint," he added.
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"From a medical standpoint, it was not safe," Neubrand said.
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Plus, it makes sense from a financial standpoint, Orman says.
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"But also from the standpoint of sexual assault," Perry said.
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From an entertainment standpoint, all should be well with both.
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At least that's how I feel from a creative standpoint.
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It's probably the toughest subject from the standpoint of approval.
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"Netflix, but for games" is accurate from a technical standpoint.
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These, they noted, were Whitaker's views from a legal standpoint.
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Indeed, are we even capable of maintaining an ethical standpoint?
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It's also focused on 5G networks from a mobility standpoint.
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Furthermore, it makes plenty of sense from a rankings standpoint.
|
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From a design standpoint, the mod was a major undertaking.
|
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But from the official standpoint, I very much feel rejected.
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This makes sense from a business model and adoption standpoint.
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How does that work from a prosecutor or investigator's standpoint?
|
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This show was somewhat last minute from an execution standpoint.
|
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But from a financial standpoint, the two are quite different.
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She also worried about the change from a pedagogical standpoint.
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From a cultural change standpoint, these legal arguments are significant.
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"From a public policy standpoint, that's true," Ms. Karras said.
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That would be a lot better from a social standpoint.
|
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And from the standpoint of justice, the fire was welcome.
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From an animation standpoint, how did you perfect that scene?
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From my standpoint, I'm not going to make any money.
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Just watch this: 63D: Interesting clue from a historical standpoint.
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Not from a religious standpoint, but from a feminist one.
|
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The investigation was never formally closed from an administrative standpoint.
|
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But what does all that mean from a tactical standpoint?
|
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From an economic standpoint, it would be a big risk.
|
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From a business standpoint, we compete aggressively against each other.
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From a technical standpoint, this should be easy to verify.
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"From a messaging standpoint it plays very well for them."
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Mr. Hannity's comparison is also misleading from a legal standpoint.
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You know, that is a healthy move from our standpoint.
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And if you look at it from an economic standpoint.
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"But also from the standpoint of sexual assault," he continued.
|
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From a visual standpoint, how did you think about that?
|
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We can bring them to bear from a private standpoint.
|
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Intelligence community whistleblowers have limited recourse from a legal standpoint.
|
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But we don't know that from a rigorous medical standpoint.
|
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This is not complicated from a governing or leadership standpoint.
|
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It makes sense from an opportunity standpoint to go undrafted.
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HANNITY: All right, when we come back on the special edition of HANNITY, Sarah Carter and Gregg Jarrett, they&aposre going to preview all of this from the legal standpoint and the investigative standpoint.
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It's been troubling to me to hear people erasing what's going on here on our own planet both from an environmental standpoint and an indigenous rights standpoint when they talk about going to other planets.
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"It's a smaller quarter, we identified the issues very early on in the quarter from an assortment standpoint and from a visual merchandising [standpoint] online, and we've taken drastic steps to fix it," Potdevin said.
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But instead of prescribing a medication that I judge best, from a clinical standpoint, insurance mandates that a patient fail first on what they judge, from a cost standpoint, to be the best initial therapy.
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"I've had a lot of problems with European Union, and it may morph into something very big from that standpoint, from a trade standpoint," Trump said in an interview aired on ITV, according to Reuters.
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From an establishment standpoint, in other words, he'd be perfectly fine.
|
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From a physics standpoint, what Musk is proposing is certainly achievable.
|
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That would also be insanely messy from a legal / regulatory standpoint.
|
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But from a tactical standpoint, it is more than a distraction.
|
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Sponsored content is great and potentially massive from a revenue standpoint.
|
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The latter argument is quite persuasive from a corporate governance standpoint.
|
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So from that standpoint, overall I'd say this is dollar neutral.
|
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From a numbers standpoint, though, the Musk car takes the cake.
|
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That's why car stereos are so fascinating from a security standpoint.
|
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Schwieterman says that from a technological standpoint, buses have been stranded.
|
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Here there was nothing to investigate from at least one standpoint.
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"It put us ahead from a team chemistry standpoint," Beckley said.
|
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From a rhetorical standpoint, the tool can have a huge impact.
|
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Facebook didn't have the best year from a public relations standpoint.
|
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It just doesn't necessarily appeal to me from a comedic standpoint.
|
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TC: But from a strategic standpoint, what might be happening here?
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That means that Gmail is technically covered, from a legal standpoint.
|
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From a public opinion standpoint, marijuana legalization has become very popular.
|
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"It changes things incredibly just from an emotional standpoint," he said.
|
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From a technical and filmmaking standpoint, nothing about Joshua: Teenager vs.
|
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From an organizational standpoint, things haven't shifted too much inside Yellow.
|
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But from a narrative standpoint, it's a seemingly pointless little hiccup.
|
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From a sheer numbers standpoint, meanwhile, Spotify's promotional efforts were successful.
|
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It's better for my business and better from an environmental standpoint.
|
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Did you feel prepared to undertake this from a producer standpoint?
|
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It's pretty close to true at least from a character standpoint.
|
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It's a lot of information to digest — from a programming standpoint.
|
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From an economic standpoint, I like the position we're in frankly.
|
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Is Face ID different, from a legal standpoint, than Touch ID?
|
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Can you accommodate a lot of interest from a production standpoint?
|
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None of this should be surprising from a personal responsibility standpoint.
|
|
Concerningly, the contract is also invasive from a consumer privacy standpoint.
|
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"We have not been updating from the new standpoint," Trump said.
|
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Suddenly he decompensated from a respiratory standpoint and turned very gray.
|
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"From a business model standpoint it doesn't make sense," she says.
|
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From a legal standpoint, there are tricky parts to the business.
|
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From a public health standpoint, this issue clearly needs better attention.
|
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From a market standpoint, banks have been under pressure all year.
|
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But what's interesting is from a business standpoint, no one cares.
|
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But the position is still immensely pessimistic from a historical standpoint.
|
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From a practical parenting standpoint, the speeder does have some drawbacks.
|
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"From an economic standpoint, using artificial material was beneficial," Fowlkes says.
|
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From a privacy standpoint, it feels a little freaky and invasive.
|
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"That's a big one from a business reporting standpoint," he said.
|
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Here's how we both fared from a skin and spiritual standpoint.
|
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And while I question the design choice, from a budget standpoint.
|
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From that standpoint I can go into the match very confident.
|
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This means the platform is less valuable from an advertising standpoint.
|
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From the standpoint of state's budget, these costs are not averted.
|
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Of course, this makes perfect sense from a business standpoint, too.
|
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From an emotional standpoint, what you put on affects your identity.
|
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Information is stored locally, which is appreciated from a privacy standpoint.
|
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From a practical standpoint, naming the operation helps define the purpose.
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Gabe Polsky: They approached it from a philosophical and creative standpoint.
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But first, determine where you stand from a financial independence standpoint.
|
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Otherwise, there's nothing really all that special from a spec standpoint.
|
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From the standpoint of his domestic audience, that may make sense.
|
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When you think about it from a margin standpoint it's crazy.
|
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From a revenue standpoint, this is very good news for publishers.
|
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You look at lions and they're considered lazy from our standpoint.
|
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But from an energy standpoint, fat isn't as effective as carbs.
|
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You have to have a very clear standpoint on everything here.
|
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From a math standpoint, potential solutions to the problem are straightforward.
|
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So that was quite impressive from the standpoint of existing government.
|
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"From a safety standpoint, it's got a helluva record," he said.
|
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And how would we set it up, from a legal standpoint?
|
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Finally, from a fiduciary standpoint, the time for investment is ripe.
|
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From a political standpoint, a direct U.S. intervention would be complicated.
|
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From a moral standpoint, it's hard to imagine a worse outcome.
|
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He's getting in better shape from a cardiovascular standpoint every day.
|
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"Obviously, from a legal standpoint, he's making things worse," Smith said.
|
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From a conservation solution standpoint, one size does not fit all.
|
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From that standpoint, it's an incredibly freeing and incredibly supportive environment.
|
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From a tech standpoint, making a movie has never been easier.
|
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This is, strictly speaking, true — at least, from a neuroimaging standpoint.
|
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"It's unfortunate only from an optics and image standpoint," Aboulafia said.
|
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From a psychological standpoint, it's quite a tricky thing to navigate.
|
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From an investigation standpoint, there is no discernible pattern to analyze.
|
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From U.S. Soccer's standpoint, this is a matter of enabling performance.
|
|
From a functional standpoint, BitPesa demonstrated the workability of this model.
|
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"From a competitive standpoint we think we can improve," he said.
|
|
It's funny, moving, thrilling, and genuinely groundbreaking from a technical standpoint.
|
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"Lighting is the most important from a bodybuilding standpoint," Murphy said.
|
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From my standpoint as a theater consumer, that's a good thing.
|
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We were young, scared and utterly unevolved from an emotional standpoint.
|
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From a public health standpoint, closing schools is a useful measure.
|
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The results make sense from an evolutionary standpoint, Dr. Boisgontier says.
|
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From a purely economic standpoint, the increased tax burden is irrelevant.
|
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But from an emotional standpoint, it all felt a bit tame.
|
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But Trump's rationale is also extremely impractical from a legal standpoint.
|
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They are big and they are ferocious from a competitive standpoint.
|
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From a security standpoint, the logistics of marathon safety are staggering.
|
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From that standpoint, I take total responsibility for where we are.
|
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Can we keep everything going from the bare basic essentials standpoint?
|
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"From a business standpoint, money is a means to an end."
|
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"I didn't look at this from a political standpoint," he fibbed.
|
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But few historians had researched the subject from an academic standpoint.
|
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Biden, from a deficit standpoint, is probably pretty similar to Trump.
|
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Twitter, from a business standpoint, is "not in trouble," Brown said.
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This is all coming strictly from an emissions standpoint, mind you.
|
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Also from an economic standpoint, it makes a lot of sense.
|
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From a crisis standpoint, that puts the Fed in a box.
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IT'S LIKE LOOKING AT BASEBALL SCORES OR SOMETHING FROM MY STANDPOINT.
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From a political standpoint, not every vote is an easy decision.
|
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From your standpoint, I may be mistaken, but I'm not evil.
|
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"From a scheduling standpoint, yeah, it's going to be hard," Sen.
|
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Mr. Phillips's landing at Treasury is peculiar from a political standpoint.
|
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This is good news for most people from an economic standpoint.
|
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But from a fundamental investment standpoint, they've got to be profitable.
|
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From a visual standpoint, I'll admit, the sandwich looked pretty impressive.
|
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"From a recruiting standpoint, it's been a home run," Rizzetta said.
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"I mean, it's much easier from an engineering standpoint," Pasternak said.
|
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From an emotional standpoint at least, the 2005 Bengals could empathize.
|
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From a constructing standpoint, I like this puzzle quite a bit.
|
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From a strategic standpoint, however, the acquisition is much more impactful.
|
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"From a principle standpoint, this needs to go away," he said.
|
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From a bio-survival standpoint, it becomes, 'Okay, can I survive?
|
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From that standpoint it maybe has a silver lining to it.
|
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And from that standpoint, I'm happy where I am right now.
|
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This may well be true and reasonable from a commercial standpoint.
|
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But from a legal standpoint, it could be a big liability.
|
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We need to do a better job from a personnel standpoint.
|
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It's pretty staggering if you think about it from that standpoint.
|
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"I think [of] all the births that we've had at the zoo, probably none are more significant from a public appeal standpoint, from an endangered wildlife standpoint," says Kevin Drees, director of animal care and conservation.
|
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And what the president is going to do and where he&aposs clearly pointing is the fact that China is both, from a national security standpoint and an economic standpoint, our biggest adversary on the globe.
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"I think that our expectations from a consumer protection standpoint, from a regulatory standpoint, are going to be very, very high," Mr. Powell said at an event at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.
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"It's always encouraging to see Warren Buffett involved with a stock, just given his long-term track record and just the way he looks at stocks more from a value standpoint, from a consumer standpoint," Power said.
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The sequel, however, "Is told much more from a corporate standpoint — from an industry standpoint — as I go behind the register in this film and open my own fast food restaurant," he explained in 2017 to PEOPLE.
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"From the standpoint of the last 45 years or so of antitrust, and from the standpoint of economic sense, it's odd," Ronald A. Cass, dean emeritus of the Boston University School of Law, said in an interview.
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"I would hope that I've matured as a football coach and as a person since 2008, no doubt from a play-calling standpoint where you are able to control the game from a clock standpoint," Brown said.
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From a design standpoint, it looks a fair bit like the Gear.
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So, you don't want to do that from a public health standpoint.
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" Mr. Finaldi acknowledged that, from an image standpoint, the strike "wasn't great.
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So my interest comes from a more social and philosophical standpoint. Totally.
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"From a really crass commercial standpoint, that was my peak," he says.
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And I look at this from a purely -- a purely personal standpoint.
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And you actually have problems all throughout Africa from a governance standpoint.
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"From a health standpoint, (he's) ready to go," manager John Farrell said.
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So I thought, 'what can I add from a professional standpoint here?
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We want to bring a Formula One approach from an innovation standpoint.
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We don't get into specific product from a unit standpoint giving guidance.
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So from a structural standpoint, we're focused on those two giant areas.
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The year was a bit rocky from a political standpoint as well.
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From an engagement standpoint, we beat Hillary Clinton in November of 2016.
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The music executive's influence has also been clear from a financial standpoint.
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But all of this complexity can be risky from an execution standpoint.
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From a simple suspension-of-disbelief standpoint, this is hard to credit.
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"She's meant everything for me from a mental standpoint," Woodland told reporters.
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They're great, and they hold up surprisingly well from a gameplay standpoint.
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For instance, from the standpoint of VIC multiples, are larger exits better?
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And last year was so tough, just from a mental bandwidth standpoint.
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And from the "New York Post" standpoint, we will follow their story.
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From a purely aesthetic standpoint, there's not really much to talk about.
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From a policy standpoint, you don't want bears associating people with food.
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And from a standpoint of honor, I think he should show up.
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"You shouldn't do it purely from a money-making standpoint," he said.
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Of course MS Paint is still completely useful from a productivity standpoint.
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We didn't put too much pressure on them from an offensive standpoint.
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From an accessibility standpoint, the iPad Pro's killer feature is its screen.
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From a structural standpoint, Maggie Nelson's The Argonauts was a big influence.
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The messaging update is also easy to understand from a competitive standpoint.
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How difficult was it dealing with this material from an academic standpoint?
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But from a practical standpoint, vinyl is a pain in the butt.
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Literally serve people anywhere they are in the world from that standpoint.
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That makes detecting capillary forces a bit challenging from an experimental standpoint.
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From a purely technical standpoint, though, this is some pretty impressive stuff.
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The biggest difference from a purely design standpoint is in Flippy's hand.
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"The country is devastated from the standpoint of the economy," he said.
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From a purely superficial standpoint, Pence did a pretty decent job tonight.
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"It could have been a whole lot worse from a nutrition standpoint."
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For me, from a creative standpoint, it opened a lot of doors.
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"We've made investments from a technology standpoint; we put the customer first."
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From a legal standpoint, Spicer is probably in the clear — for now.
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Not only from a teammate standpoint but I'm a father as well.
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From a policy standpoint, their argument raised more questions than it answered.
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"From my standpoint it's repairing the damage done by Obamacare," he said.
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That said, from a purely practical standpoint, you can definitely do better.
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I mean I've followed it from the standpoint of reading about it.
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But from a regulatory standpoint, Sure Genomics is treading on thin ice.
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What does that look like day-to-day, from a logistics standpoint?
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From an aesthetic standpoint, I think the purple meal was my favorite.
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From a legal standpoint, Arcimoto's motorcycle/car status is still being negotiated.
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The ministry said it considered the release positive from a humanitarian standpoint.
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I can't get into what ultimately that means from an emissions standpoint.
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From an aesthetic standpoint, it can make the league's entertainment product unattractive.
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From the standpoint of building up the economy, there is that clarity.
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According to Gordon, the stock looks extremely appealing from a technical standpoint.
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But from a general election standpoint, it would be a political disaster.
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He's the exact opposite of Bernie Sanders from just about every standpoint.
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From that standpoint, that is the way the public is interpreting it.
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"From a scheduling standpoint, yeah, it's going to be hard," said Sen.
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All of this diplomatic movement is quite impressive from an historical standpoint.
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"I really understand the show from the audience standpoint," she told PEOPLE.
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A. Tishman helped us finish the first phase from a construction standpoint.
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So my office thinks about emergency response from standpoint of sharing data.
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And from a kind of branding standpoint, there are some advantages there.
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But from a personal pain standpoint, the worst is yet to come.
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From that standpoint, the Obama presidency has been transformative — perhaps even miraculous.
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From an execution standpoint, I think they're unmatched maybe in any industry.
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Elliott O'Deen from North Carolina agreed: I completely agree with this standpoint.
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These are the best arguments for it, from a conservative policy standpoint.
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Just from a project management standpoint it would be quite a challenge.
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"I just come at it from a different standpoint," he said Thursday.
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And I'm not even saying from the standpoint — we won that race.
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Here, the artist is looking downward from the standpoint of an adult.
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So, from the standpoint of engineering thinking, a lot to think about.
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From a financial standpoint, that becomes a really hard decision for them.
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"From our standpoint, the success of it was very great," he added.
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From a scientific standpoint, our rejection of bugs as food is illogical.
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We're going to do this, in this case, from a humanitarian standpoint.
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There are plenty of things to be critical from a design standpoint.
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"From a technical standpoint we can support like 10,000 people," she said.
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And there's nothing, from a legal standpoint; this is a political thing.
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Because, from my family's standpoint, it's been very unfair for my family.
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Rather, it's that sentiment still remains fairly high from a historical standpoint.
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"The current study is interesting from a cost standpoint too," Creighton said.
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My own ambitions — at least from a technological standpoint — were more grounded.
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But, from a legal standpoint, he argued, the Trump Organization was blameless.
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"From a technology standpoint, we can do 20s very quickly," he said.
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Trumka's support for the deal gave it more weight from Pelosi's standpoint.
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"From a budget standpoint, these numbers are difficult to crunch," he said.
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Others, and the majority, consider ESG factors from a financial risk standpoint.
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And from a Republican and conservative standpoint, what does that look like?
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From a portfolio standpoint, make sure your investment mix isn't too risky.
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From the standpoint of November 2017, Janet Yellen seems so…Obama era.
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From the standpoint of the regime these groups had extremely problematic lyrics.
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From an environmental standpoint, air-capture fuels are not a utopian solution.
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We take into account the consequences of opioids from a medical standpoint.
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In fact, the two couldn't be more different from a personality standpoint.
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And from a purely vain standpoint, I'm really happy with my results.
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And that's where things start to get wild, from a movie standpoint.
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Boxing's relationship to drugs from a performance standpoint is an interesting dichotomy.
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So from that standpoint, he should know that that information isn't accurate.
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Trump, less than 24 hours ago: "I've had a lot of problems with European Union, and it may morph into something very big from that standpoint, from a trade standpoint," Trump said in an interview with Piers Morgan.
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"The announcement we made 2 weeks ago regarding our firearms policy is not going to be positive from a traffic standpoint and a sales standpoint," Chief Executive Officer Edward Stack said on a post-earnings call with analysts.
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"There aren't sufficient scientific facts to establish the theory of evolution, and it deals with the origins of man, which is more from a philosophical standpoint than a scientific standpoint," Pruitt says in the tapes uncovered by Politico.
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"We've built up a pretty significant advertising organization, both from the standpoint of handling ad sales, but also from the standpoint of all the ad operations and ad tech that goes into a service like ours," notes Anderson.
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"So many guys come into this with sort of the dumb-jock complex, without realizing that everyone else their age also has no knowledge of what to do from a fiscal standpoint or an investment standpoint," Kerney said.
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WHAT BECAME APPARENT, WHILE NO ONE WOULD ARGUE ABOUT THE MERITS OF PUTTING THESE GREAT BUSINESSES TOGETHER WHAT BECAME VERY APPARENT TO US IS THAT IT JUST CAN'T HAPPEN, CAN'T HAPPEN FROM A REGULATORY STANDPOINT FROM A CUSTOMER STANDPOINT.
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No, the individual mandate never made sense from an economic or sociological standpoint.
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From a structural standpoint, they are one of the simplest ETFs in existence.
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The fewer connections you have been apps the better, from a privacy standpoint.
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Here's the same resort in vanilla Minecraft: Still impressive, from a creative standpoint.
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From an environmental standpoint, that does not mean beef consumption has to end.
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"Everything is perfectly legal from a police standpoint," Pussehl told the Saginaw News.
|
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Geopolitics aside, Gordon sees an oil rally ahead from a purely technical standpoint.
|
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From a competitor standpoint, it confirmed my thought that Facebook doesn't understand creators.
|
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"The worst is over from a Tesla operational standpoint," he told the Times.
|
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From a market standpoint, the opportunity that Homeroom is chasing is sizable, too.
|
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From the beginning Animal Kingdom was supposed to have an ecological conservation standpoint.
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"From a security standpoint, porn sites are lousy with malicious code," Blitz says.
|
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From a policy standpoint, it was a very consistent speech for the president.
|
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Lloyd had people around from a production standpoint that he didn't usually have.
|
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It's important both from a financial standpoint, as well as a security one.
|
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I see it from their standpoint — not wanting to repeat the same game.
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And, from an evolutionary standpoint at least, sex is all about making babies.
|
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But he identifies a problem: However, from this standpoint, physicians and officials, e.g.
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"We had a very good quarter from an operating profit standpoint," Gupta said.
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"I did not notice anything from a standpoint of being distraught," says Newman.
|
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But we are doing from the standpoint of law enforcement, a great job.
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PERINO: I think the left has played this incorrectly from a strategic standpoint.
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The Pixel's no marvel from a build standpoint, but it's plenty well-built.
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I'm afraid that coal, from a free market standpoint, has been done in.
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" Adds the reality star, "You have to look at it from their standpoint.
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But from a price standpoint, it's designed to replace last year's iPhone 8.
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From a personal standpoint, It's an amazing feeling to launch Deliveroo in Taiwan.
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There were many disagreements from an environmental standpoint about which alignment to take.
|
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From a physics standpoint, we're talking about microscopic particles suspended in liquid (colloids).
|
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That would have looked, from a legal standpoint, like an admission of guilt.
|
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"From an etiquette standpoint, tipping on pre-tax is absolutely fine," Post says.
|
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Not the right person to send out from an optics and communications standpoint.
|
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From this standpoint, the surge in the yen is a disturbing sign indeed.
|
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They are, you know, adversaries to the standpoint of jabbing at each other.
|
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From a sector standpoint, McVey backs travel, health and beauty and home improvement.
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This includes their range of movement from an ergonomics standpoint and their safety.
|
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It also looks horrible from a GDPR "privacy by design and default" standpoint.
|
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Of course, I get the practicality of the tote from a business standpoint.
|
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You might check with Secret Service, if you're asking from a security standpoint.
|
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From Ant's standpoint the $880 million price tag for MoneyGram is a steal.
|
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And, from a safety standpoint, the structure also makes for larger crumple zones.
|
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"From an adoption standpoint, our penetration is larger than newspaper circulation," says Tolia.
|
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This would be a very bad move from a foreign diplomacy standpoint, however.
|
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From a moral standpoint it's an imperative to enact theft to prevent murder.
|
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From a technological standpoint, "choose your own" adventure shows are no easy feat.
|
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From an environmental standpoint, I don't want to be hacking up and island.
|
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Under a Constellation addresses related themes but from a more intimate, personal standpoint.
|
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From a pure user experience standpoint, however, headphones are the most logical conduit.
|
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From the Saudi standpoint, no other major powers are credible to stop Iran.
|
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From this standpoint, the failure of Turkey's coup bodes well for the economy.
|
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If Semen Displacement Theory holds, this would make sense from a reproductive standpoint.
|
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"You've got to calculate the over-under from a holistic standpoint," Wiik says.
|
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That made me think of what fashion could mean from an artistic standpoint.
|
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But maybe I do, and maybe I could be softer from that standpoint.
|
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He also points out the significance of the study, from a data standpoint.
|
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But that reason is actually hard to nail down from a mathematical standpoint.
|
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"It's just interesting from a party standpoint, we do have governance," she said.
|
|
Meeting the deadline will be daunting, from a technical, fiscal and political standpoint.
|
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From the standpoint you really learn a lot about Satya as a person.
|
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From a technical standpoint, Bourie knew, such a hack would not be difficult.
|
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So from an emotional and philosophical standpoint, this really represents who we are.
|
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From the standpoint of farm output, there was no need for new land.
|
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"They weren't booing him from a standpoint of anything but passion," she continued.
|
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From a technical standpoint, the dollar/yen has found some resistance at 113.50.
|
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The bigger issue from a security standpoint is the question of overall efficacy.
|
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He has been unbelievably strong -- call it Manuchin from the treasury secretary standpoint.
|
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Maybe from an order-of-operations standpoint, we had the main course first.
|
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From a taxpayer standpoint, it's clearly better if the Raiders left Oakland ASAP.
|
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"For the moment, there is no immediate threat from that standpoint," Rolet said.
|
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It only makes sense from a social-network-building standpoint in Ryan's view.
|
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We lead from a completely different standpoint than we would 20 years later.
|
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From a tech standpoint, last night's Met Gala red carpet was somewhat underwhelming.
|
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At least to the extent that that makes sense from a tactical standpoint.
|
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That's not true from a factual standpoint, but his words are also misleading.
|
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And then, wouldn't we let somebody make that decision from a judicial standpoint?
|
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"From a musical standpoint, Motörhead was the game changer for me," he said.
|
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It's an interesting promotion from the standpoint of Spotify and Google's growing partnership.
|
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First of all, it would make sense just from an intelligence collection standpoint.
|
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When we were doing our research, it was more from the technical standpoint.
|
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It can't be viable economically and it's not sustainable from an ecological standpoint.
|
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Maybe the worst consequence, from an eater's standpoint, is the stifling of innovation.
|
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It's really an advantage and that there's a payback from an environmental standpoint.
|
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I hated to do it from the standpoint of having people coming in.
|
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But it's also important from a cost standpoint, and the effect on taxpayers.
|
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From a scientific standpoint, freezing is when there's a temporary hold of movement.
|
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From a jewelry designer's standpoint, the challenge of creating a charm is considerable.
|
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"They're perfect [from] a, 'how your team should be run' standpoint," Lyles said.
|
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From an electoral standpoint, it's positive, it's how we get a better policy.
|
|
The study's authors concluded that this finding made sense from an evolutionary standpoint.
|
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From a disposable-income and consumer-spending standpoint, they are a lucrative audience.
|
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O.K. so far … "But also from the standpoint of sexual assault," Perry continued.
|
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From my standpoint, I think there's other approaches that would be more beneficial.
|
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From an academic standpoint, there's an ongoing debate about what socialism really is.
|
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Pareto showed that from an economics standpoint, inputs and outputs are unevenly distributed.
|
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"That's a significant increase from the standpoint of building design," Mr. Crouse said.
|
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"From an ethical standpoint, whatever Spiro knew counts as Brafman's knowledge," she said.
|
|
Data suggest investors aren't greatly diversifying their retirement accounts from a tax standpoint.
|
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BURR: Isn't content an important part of the forensics from a counterintelligence standpoint?
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"From (the state's) standpoint, 'If we win, we don't win anything,'" Fernow said.
|
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The case is closed from a legal standpoint, according to the police report.
|
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"From a planning standpoint, I think that prenups are very effective," she says.
|
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It is the right thing to do from a moral and ethical standpoint.
|
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And you&aposve got downward pressure from a rating pricing or pricing standpoint.
|
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NH: And from your standpoint, bottom line does this improve margins this deal?
|
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That's appalling from a moral standpoint, of course, but it's also bad economics.
|
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From a fire standpoint, the Canyon blaze was not that big, he said.
|
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The fed has been on pause for a while, from an economic standpoint.
|
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From our standpoint, you have to find the ways that you can differentiate.
|
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So, I think that it's a clear winner from a consumer health standpoint.
|
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The week will bring a smattering of economic news from a data standpoint.
|
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"From a PR standpoint, I don't see it making much difference," he said.
|
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"They certainly present a lot of problems from a matchup standpoint," Belichick said.
|
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"From a food cost standpoint, we are cutting out the middleman," Cappasola said.
|
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"People are just being stretched exceptionally thin, from a resource standpoint," Collie said.
|
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"It's something we have to address from a human rights standpoint," Rubio said.
|
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"I think we're in pretty good shape from a legs standpoint," Stevens said.
|
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From a purely self-interested standpoint, Mr. Gorka needs to cut it out.
|
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And, frankly, we beat her, and I'm not even saying from the standpoint.
|
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Is it actually doing what it should be doing from a presentation standpoint?
|
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From a scientific standpoint, he said, the administration is correct about the connection.
|
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"From a sustainability standpoint, these properties, these assets become self-sustaining," Ehlers said.
|
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Then, of course, just from a purely entertainment standpoint, she's fun to watch.
|
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The Code 11.59 from Audemars Piguet stole the show from a debating standpoint.
|
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We could not allow that capability from the standpoint of the United States.
|
|
The maze-like structures always make sense (at least, from a pacing standpoint).
|
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My biggest disappointment from a fiscal standpoint is the repeal of the IPAB.
|
|
Can you make the 211 from a yield standpoint look like the 983?
|
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From a finding places standpoint, my two biggest tips are water and airports.
|
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"From an NBA standpoint, we're very much in business with Amazon," Silver said.
|
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DM: The Jedi trouble me a bit, from the standpoint of democratic legitimacy.
|
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"The types of things he brings, kind of an offensive mind-set to second base and a grinder mentality from a defensive standpoint — and an offensive standpoint, for that matter — is what I try to do as well," Walker said.
|
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"I've had a lot of problems with European Union, and it may morph into something very big from that standpoint, from a trade standpoint," Trump said in an interview with the British broadcaster ITV to be broadcast later on Sunday.
|
|
From a startup standpoint, Pleasanton is best-known as a hub for HR software.
|
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This year, from the standpoint of gender, is looking closer to a correction here.
|
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From that standpoint, calling for impeaching the President may not be the smartest move.
|
|
When you consider that, the Motiv Ring is pretty impressive from a technology standpoint.
|
|
While the ring is great from a wearability standpoint, it's not the most accurate.
|
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"From the Fed's standpoint, this reduces the urgency to push the button," said McCarthy.
|
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From a journalism ethics standpoint, this isn't exactly Jayson Blair or Stephen Glass territory.
|
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" But he added: "Leaving that in place, from an economic standpoint, is a mistake.
|
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"Other retailers might have taken a different approach from a communications standpoint," Leigh said.
|
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That, to me, from an impact investor's standpoint, is something that moves the needle.
|
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The payments were "not necessary from a business standpoint", Nissan said in a statement.
|
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"Of course, we have to talk about pricing from a national standpoint," he said.
|
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But the truth, at least from a technical standpoint, is a little more complicated.
|
|
From the UK standpoint you can't ignore what rave was or how raves worked.
|
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I think those tapes that I saw were outrageous and disgusting by any standpoint.
|
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From a regulatory standpoint, the wording of those claims has to be very specific.
|
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And, frankly, from an agriculture standpoint, we would hope to see some gains there.
|
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From a technical standpoint what would be the mode of a Mario Kart ride?
|
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I'd say it's pretty amazing, Steve, even for your -- from your standpoint, Steve, fellas.
|
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"Obviously there is the PR standpoint, but there's also a sincere caring," Kerney said.
|
|
"From a trading standpoint, you don't necessarily just live in a silo," he said.
|
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"There's no risk associated with this to GoPro from a business standpoint," he said.
|
|
The payments were "not necessary from a business standpoint," Nissan said in a statement.
|
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From an evolutionary standpoint, they reasoned, immune suppression after strenuous exercise made little sense.
|
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"From the government standpoint, we have actually been building a trap," Mr. Ryan said.
|
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From a physical standpoint, it can lead to obesity, diabetes, heart disease and hypertension.
|
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So, that really built a great brand for us from a customer service standpoint.
|
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"From a consumer standpoint we don't like to see consumers missing payments," she said.
|
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But a gang label from a law enforcement standpoint is a fairly serious designation.
|
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From both an audience and a business standpoint, we've seen consistent growth since launch.
|
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So that's like a no-brainer in a certain sense from a financial standpoint.
|
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"From a product standpoint, the prospects of the (Genesis) brand are encouraging," said Noble.
|
|
So giving yourself more time to relax from a purely logistical standpoint is crucial.
|
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"It's still really underserved from a capital standpoint," Zhuo said of the LA region.
|
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We kinda dodged a bullet on that, being too early from a scale standpoint.
|
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"From a liability standpoint, why give people an opportunity to hurt themselves?" he asked.
|
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From a more practical standpoint, plants are vital to us and to the ecosystem.
|
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"[This was] highly unusual from an internal controls standpoint," the second former employee says.
|
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That, however, may be the least of their worries from a legal protection standpoint.
|
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You see that deposit growth up year over year, right, from a consumer standpoint.
|
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So from an affordability standpoint, Fitbit's Inspire line is definitely worth a closer examination.
|
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So, from the standpoint of individual narrative moments in the community, we have that.
|
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From a genetic sleuthing standpoint, their case turned out to be much more straightforward.
|
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"Huawei is something that's very dangerous" from a security standpoint, Trump told reporters Thursday.
|
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Like no bullshit we're probably the worst group of friends from a friendship standpoint.
|
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Obviously, from my standpoint, we have to keep working and hopefully get more opportunities.
|
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Excluding vasectomies from insurance coverage doesn't make sense from a cost-benefit standpoint, either.
|
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Autopilot is, from the driver's standpoint, the most robust system currently on the market.
|
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From a demographics standpoint, it was sure to be a breath of fresh air.
|
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YOU PUT THEM TOGETHER, RIGHT, THERE'S A REAL SYNERGIES THERE FROM A MARKET STANDPOINT.
|
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Aside from its outer appearance, this TV looks good from a technical standpoint too.
|
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A massive deflation is not necessarily a good thing from an economic standpoint, however.
|
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From that standpoint, I can't say that the GamePad was an ill-conceived concept.
|
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But purely from an environmental standpoint, that kind of hunting makes no big difference.
|
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"From a technical standpoint, bitcoin is under pressure on the daily charts," said Otunuga.
|
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From a strategic and political standpoint, what's happened is a huge problem for NATO.
|
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Many said that reusability was impossible from an engineering standpoint, until it wasn't anymore.
|
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"We had to pivot from a messaging standpoint," said a Senate GOP leadership source.
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I had no idea how much racism I would experience from an international standpoint.
|
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Edward notes that from a legal standpoint, interviewers cannot discuss salary in some states.
|
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SAW also turned out to be useless from the standpoint of the agricultural industry.
|
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" From a psychological standpoint, however, "we certainly agree he's better off dead than alive.
|
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It's 1700 basis points below the balance of the chain from a profitability standpoint.
|
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"I think from my standpoint, we need to keep working on it," said Rep.
|
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"Somebody tell me why that makes any sense from a consumer standpoint," she said.
|
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From a tax standpoint, if a person has an HSA, they can invest it.
|
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From the standpoint of free speech, that's a good result, not a bad one.
|
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First, from a market standpoint, the Brexit crisis so far hasn't caused much damage.
|
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One is simply that, from a stock market standpoint, Mr. Obama had fortuitous timing.
|
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Such analysis from the standpoint of a foreign student would definitely bring sensational amusement.
|
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But from a political standpoint, it may be the only way to beat Trump.
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But from a privacy and security standpoint, how safe is this new biometric feature?
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McLoone is confident, from a construction standpoint, that his restaurant can now withstand anything.
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"It doesn't make any sense from a traditional marketing strategy or standpoint," said Calderin.
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Maybe from a formatting standpoint the thesis isn't perfect, but the content is there.
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Pax Global said the "one-off" incident did not represent the standpoint of management.
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But maybe I do and maybe I could have been softer from that standpoint.
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The subject matter for Clark, on the other hand, emerged from a materials standpoint.
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But from a construction standpoint, the dancer found designing clothes for another dancer easy.
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Russell Simmons: From a business standpoint, Hollywood loses a lot by not being inclusive.
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Certainly there's a lot from a technical and design standpoint that will help i.
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And from my standpoint, as a black American, it is a high-tech lynching.
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The difference between winning and losing is not particularly relevant from a delegate standpoint.
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It has not been a good spring for the Yankees from a health standpoint.
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You know, losing Ways at a billion was a big mistake from my standpoint.
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"I can't get into what that ultimately means from an emissions standpoint," he said.
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"From a front-office standpoint, it's our responsibility to support the players," he said.
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But looking at it holistically, from a conservative health reform standpoint, then it does?
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Changing a horse's name is, from a traceability standpoint, a bit of an issue.
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But leave that aside and consider the Trump presidency from a purely Israeli standpoint.
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From a technical standpoint, Ayton has to develop into more of a rim protector.
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From a technological and cost standpoint, it would be straightforward to make the transition.
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The Welsh have been eating from a nose-to-tail standpoint since year dot.
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How did you approach each strata of the mob differently from a cinematic standpoint?
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"Until certainty exists from a legal standpoint, you have to hit pause," he said.
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The injectable sensor isn't as scary from a privacy standpoint as it might sound.
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"The past five years, although entirely welcome from an investment standpoint, is clearly unsustainable."
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The shift would make some sense from the standpoint of the broader smartphone market.
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"I'm just saying, from a marketing standpoint ... I'm just asking a question," Zo responded.
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"From an income standpoint, the top 1% of households earn around $430,2800," Boneparth said.
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From a baseball standpoint, I don't think they prevent us from trying to excel.
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"Actually, there's nothing more we can do from a hardware standpoint," Mr. Musk said.
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From a pure trade standpoint, USMCA isn't terribly consequential for the U.S. drug industry.
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"All that matters from an evolutionary standpoint is that you reproduce," Dr. Perdew said.
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"From a romantic standpoint, I think that they can be very troublesome," Sanford says.
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From that standpoint, who's not to say that things couldn't have been done differently?
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Is there an argument that, for now, that's perfectly O.K. from a political standpoint?
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From a venture's standpoint, such unprecedented largesse reflects both an opportunity and a threat.
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"From a scientific standpoint the benefits of vaccine are difficult to overstate," he said.
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"This can be fascinating, but also important from a public health standpoint," Amadio said.
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Yes. But there is nothing we do from an organization standpoint that is political.
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Adopting phased or flexible retirement policies can also be tricky from a legal standpoint.
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From a bias-mitigation standpoint, however, dollar-cost averaging is limited in its utility.
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From that standpoint, once we established where people were, there's some value to that.
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It's sort of too late to do that now from the standpoint of moving.
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From a purely financial standpoint, that horrendous market decline may have been an overreaction.
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"I'm going to continue to look at this from a business standpoint," she said.
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From that standpoint, you try to be more realistic about what's within our control.
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In short, there is nothing particularly good about a shutdown from the economic standpoint.
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North Korea is a tough nut to crack from an intelligence standpoint, of course.
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From a policy standpoint, these findings offer a ray of hope for vaccine proponents.
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"But it's good that A.K.P. conceded to a political debate from a democratic standpoint."
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From the standpoint of more traditional fighting games, Def Jam and Super Smash Bros.
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But this study is among the first to examine equality from an ecological standpoint.
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From an English-speaking standpoint, my blog's permanently in English or all in English.
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Not only is that boring from a technical standpoint, but it's also just sad.
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It's hard to gauge from a regular viewership standpoint how much people notice this.
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So I don't see us as reporting on it from a pure advocacy standpoint.
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I feel that the way I approach Arcane is definitely from a curatorial standpoint.
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" He continued, "From a political standpoint it may be good for somebody who wants to wash their hands of it or something, but from a military standpoint it really abrogates the authority that the commander in chief has inherent in his position.
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But I would say, in my opinion, there's not a guy in the league that does as good of a job from a consistency standpoint, a discipline standpoint, of trying to make it as difficult as he possibly can for who he's guarding.
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"It really just makes sense from a nomenclature standpoint, from a brand equity standpoint, that when you interface with Samsung devices, you're interfacing with the Samsung Galaxy," Elina Vives, Samsung's head of marketing for computing, audio, smartwatch, and VR, told Business Insider.
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"That really built a great brand for us from a customer service standpoint," said Bansal.
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But then, without allowing for qualifications, any standpoint degenerates from pragmatic guideline to inflexible dogma.
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"Obviously, 21960 was a very tough year from the standpoint of underwriting losses," said Jones.
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She said she reported it to HR but nothing was done from a disciplinary standpoint.
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But even -36 degrees Fahrenheit isn't all that cold from a chemistry standpoint, explained Rzepa.
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"I don't think anything has gone wrong from a systemic or programmatic standpoint," he said.
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Dyson's unique air purifier is like no other on the market from an aesthetic standpoint.
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BARTIROMO: So, what is the plan to retain control of the House, from your standpoint?
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"From a company standpoint, the border adjustability is a big deal for them," Boockvar said.
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This is objectionable from a moral standpoint, but it's also going to get Americans killed.
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From the standpoint of an executive at a conventional business it must seem extraordinarily unfair.
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So, I think from a communication standpoint for defining the issue, defining his opponents, excellent.
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It's always nice to talk to customers about what they want from the product standpoint.
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"From a China and a competition standpoint, going to moon makes more sense," said Bigelow.
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You have no knowledge of what exists from an archival standpoint—you don't know anything.
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I think, from a cultural standpoint, it's going to be a real advantage for us.
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"The orange is really important in the paintings, from a technical standpoint," says the artist.
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"From the standpoint of evolution, it turns out, breaking symmetry wasn't that difficult," he said.
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So from the standpoint of our legal position, we believe we have an illegal discharge.
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Ultimately, Sanders' team says their model serves them better from a political and practical standpoint.
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From a size standpoint, medium-size companies added 119,000 positions, while smaller companies rose 46,000.
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From that standpoint, she is in direct competition with Sanders (and others) for that position.
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You're right, it's quality not quantity, but quantity is also important from an optics standpoint?
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For instance –UBA and EDR are very interesting and seem plausible from a volumetric standpoint.
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So I tend to keep my political standpoint not to myself, but just relatively private.
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But for me, I'm dealing with it from a standpoint of both gender and race.
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HAVE YOU TAPPED OUT IN TERMS OF WHAT YOU CAN DO FROM AN ACQUISITION STANDPOINT?
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That would be bad news for the league, from both an entertainment and competitive standpoint.
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Where it should have stopped is at the deal standpoint, when they thought about it.
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From a gameplay standpoint, it makes it easier to dig deep into any single element.
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From a technical standpoint, operating in three-dimensional space means reliability and redundancy are critical.
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But Disney+ may have instantly become the most appealing from a price-to-value standpoint.
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They&aposre in our compound anyway from a technology standpoint given how we transact online.
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Did you challenge yourself in any new ways as a director from a technical standpoint?
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"Baseball, from a revenue standpoint, is in the midst of a gold rush," said Steinberg.
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"These conditions constitute a de-facto market disruption event from the index standpoint," it said.
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From a purely logistical standpoint, there are benefits to running a channel with someone else.
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You can appreciate it from a rational standpoint, but part of its power is gone.
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From a more metaphorical standpoint, the scales encapsulate how Libras tend to go through life.
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"From a gaming standpoint, I want you to take away it's the same," he said.
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From a player's standpoint, this emphasis on egg hatching probably isn't the most welcome approach.
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From a volume standpoint, we should indeed end up with the best summer since 2006.
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From a physics standpoint, sloshing is basically waves of a liquid oscillating back and forth.
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We address big issues facing society from a scientific standpoint, including climate change, space exploration.
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"We don't think about this from a gig economy standpoint," explains Walmart spokesperson Ravi Jariwala.
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From a production standpoint I tried to take some risks but it still felt natural.
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Those might sound like minor things, but from a health standpoint, both are big problems.
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"We're now fighting with equal arms from a financial standpoint with the competitors," Marchionne said.
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"We've basically doubled from a revenue standpoint and doubled again in Q1," Greenfield told TechCrunch.
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But from a technical standpoint, Piper Jaffray technical analyst Craig Johnson sees potential in Citigroup.
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I mean, most reporters in America could be his offspring, from the age group standpoint.
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WE BELIEVE THAT THE ROAD MAP THAT WE HAVE FROM A PRODUCT STANDPOINT IS STRONG.
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All of this matters, not only from a practical standpoint, but from a moral one.
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From the investor standpoint, you would be hard pressed to find a more promising opportunity.
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There's nothing from a criminal standpoint that this corporate entity has to be worried about.
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"I think from a practical standpoint most people would have taken that meeting," Trump said.
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I'm coming from a producer standpoint, so I know how it is for a producer.
|
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But the added benefit does come with its own setbacks, specifically from a security standpoint.
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"It's given us some valuable feedback on what's important from the customer standpoint," he said.
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From a design standpoint, the LG V35 ThinQ does feel like a high-end phone.
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"From a purely physiological standpoint, walking raises your heart rate and burns calories," he says.
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Congress has shown cultural ineptitude by failing to view the issue from the veteran's standpoint.
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From a strategic standpoint, the cable media giants Verizon Communications and Comcast might make sense.
|
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From a business standpoint, this may be the most interesting part of the CWC approach.
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"From that standpoint it was a very productive meeting," said Senator David Perdue, a Republican.
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From my standpoint we want to move on to the future, so I hope so.
|
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From an economic standpoint, the flattening of the yield curve is hardly a new development.
|
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"Purely from an economic standpoint, it has never been a better investment," Mr. Nadauld said.
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"There's massive headroom in the markets they are in, from a growth standpoint," he added.
|
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From a strictly visual standpoint, there are pros and cons to a quiet fireworks show.
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"From a standpoint of risk and reward, it's one that we really like," he added.
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That's how we think about the world from a product development standpoint, through these systems.
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WHAT YOURE TALKING ABOUT I DON'T KNOW HOW YOU PLAY IT FROM THE RETAIL STANDPOINT.
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"From a velocity standpoint, there's more in there out of the bullpen," manager Bryan Price.
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From my standpoint, the most important place for us to focus is on our kids.
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"Maybe, from a consumer enjoyment standpoint, people would enjoy quiet fireworks more," Dr. Williams said.
|
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I favor state-based access to medical marijuana from both a philosophical and policy standpoint.
|
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Just being out there for the first time, from a composure standpoint, he was fine.
|
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I think, from our standpoint, we'll continue to be a voice for investors, for brokers.
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Katsuyama: I think, from our standpoint we have high standards as a team for conduct.
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Piper Jaffray's Craig Johnson says that from a technical standpoint, financials are looking the best.
|
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From a core business standpoint, Comcast is a more logical buyer for Sky than Disney.
|
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Well, it depends if you're asking from a customer standpoint or from the business strategy.
|
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"I just didn't like the way we played from a discipline standpoint," Thibodeau told reporters.
|
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The game, if only from an aesthetic standpoint, could have used a player like Anthony.
|
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From the company's standpoint, a lot of insiders were able to sell at attractive prices.
|
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But you're right, from a financing standpoint, south Florida is not a popular tech hub.
|
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"Activate, from a commercial standpoint, is what represents who we are today," Lee told me.
|
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But from the other standpoint, I think that it should be up to the states.
|
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I hate to use these words, but it's intoxicating from a sensory and physical standpoint.
|
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Given that they are, in fact, ports, not much has changed from a design standpoint.
|
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It sucks, and it's exhausting and, from a mental standpoint, the process never quite ends.
|
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Silverstein: Do you think our fallout will be worse than China from an economic standpoint?
|
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There's a weird silence about it that sticks with me, mainly from a comfort standpoint.
|
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But from the standpoint of our overall ... They would get into this business, wouldn't they?
|
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And its reasons were often (from the standpoint of 2018) unjust, racist, or vaguely authoritarian.
|
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From a biological standpoint, too, it makes sense that terrorist attacks can polarize the country.
|
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"From the practitioner standpoint, this is not going to appeal to the judge," he said.
|
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From a moral standpoint, however, some charities clearly do make a bigger difference than others.
|
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The N.R.A. position made no sense from the standpoint of either public safety or politics.
|
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Whether they should invest this way, from a financial standpoint, remains a subject of debate.
|
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"From a competition standpoint, I'd rather play Canada every single night, maybe Finland," Knight said.
|
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From a real-world standpoint, the study's implications might seem at first to be impractical.
|
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They're not necessarily doing anything wrong, from a monopoly standpoint, under the laws we have.
|
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I don't think that is going to be realistic from a capitalist market share standpoint.
|
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From an academic standpoint, Cline's main interest is for kids to be reading at home.
|
|
The ballad "Titanic" is told from the standpoint of the iceberg that sank the ship.
|
|
But from an investment standpoint, being able to put real capital [into Beyond Meat's stock]?
|
|
According to Leach, Oasis Biotech expects to be profitable from an operating standpoint in 2019.
|
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"I would say that from our standpoint, it's a little bit more muted," he added.
|
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"I've always said, from a medical standpoint, that the keto diet was dumb," he says.
|
|
From a fiscal management and good government standpoint, there are obvious problems with this approach.
|
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"It's very problematic at this point in time from the service-level standpoint," Haber said.
|
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I like things that sparkle and, from a practical standpoint, things have to be comfortable.
|
|
But from a profitability standpoint, this notable boost in acres may still be too modest.
|
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As an artist, it's inspiring but also productive from a sensible standpoint, like meeting people.
|
|
From a sector standpoint, manufacturing added 2104,2000 and construction gained 22016,2151 while mining contributed 2000,2176.
|
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Most law enforcement professionals agree that "sanctuary city" designations mean little from a policing standpoint.
|
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"A headlong rush right now might not be best from an optics standpoint," Aboulafia said.
|
|
But from a developer standpoint, the much more widely used iPhone platform is more interesting.
|
|
I do not envy Casey in any way, shape or form from a lifestyle standpoint.
|
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And so from that standpoint ... You were doing it to entertain yourself and your friends.
|
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So, from that standpoint, Vegas is strategic to be able to get the word out.
|
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"From a fundamental standpoint, Netflix is the least attractive," he said in the "Trading Nation" interview.
|
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"It's impossible to argue from a formalist standpoint that Really Bad Chess is good," said Gage.
|
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This is not a state that is in line, from a trend standpoint, with other places.
|
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Those are all of the things that we need to think about from a business standpoint.
|
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"Obviously we've got a market that is stressed from a standpoint of supply," Perry told reporters.
|
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You still have to spell out to people how to do it from a Times standpoint.
|
|
Adobe also appears well-positioned from a technical standpoint, according to Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.com.
|
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From a historical standpoint, the interest currently paid on the ultra-safe U.S. Treasurys is low.
|
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Because, ultimately, the allegations against Jaeger remain, from a legal and actionable standpoint, just that: allegations.
|
|
" Asked about the disappointment from paying customers, Fizdale said, "I get it from a fan's standpoint.
|
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You have a lot of weak stocks, but they're also deeply oversold from an intermediate standpoint.
|
|
From a valuation standpoint, she believes investors might be better off picking up more defensive plays.
|
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From the economic standpoint, eliminating opportunities for corruption works well as a tool in corruption control.
|
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Lending statistics [show] that the economy is doing fine from the standpoint of loans being made.
|
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From a memory or processor standpoint, all it takes to nuke a system is a loop.
|
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From a data standpoint, humans are noisy, says Katherine Poggensee, a biomechatronics researcher at Carnegie Mellon.
|
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As things evolve in the communications space, some things are less clear from a jurisdictional standpoint.
|
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And we're playing around, having a great time, but from a physical standpoint we're very vulnerable.
|
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And the G30.13 Cube, released in July of 2000, was a disaster from a sales standpoint.
|
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The point is that from the standpoint of the broader conservative movement he is not irreplaceable.
|
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And from a humanitarian standpoint, it is like nothing we've seen in quite a long time.
|
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From a quality standpoint, Zeiss's new lenses are the best I've ever used for an iPhone.
|
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The bank also benefits from being part of the Santander group from a cost efficiency standpoint.
|
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On that prospect, "It's not something we're thinking about from a strategic standpoint," said CEO Njonjo.
|
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From a logical standpoint, I've yet to get married, so I haven't actually known yet — right?
|
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"The industry's experiencing growth, even while there are some headwinds from a regulatory standpoint," Donahue said.
|
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And I know more about it from the standpoint of fairness, that I can tell you.
|
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"One of the wettest we've ever seen from the standpoint of water", noted President Donald Trump.
|
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SL: From a practical standpoint, do you really think the culture can change last-minute rewards?
|
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Look, from our standpoint, the best deal we can have is 25% on $600 billion, okay?
|
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" He adds: "I don't think David ever says something just from a marketing or PR standpoint.
|
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"From a market standpoint, markets are remarkably bipartisan in their ability to produce returns," Olsen said.
|
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"From a policy standpoint, we need to be consistent," Wojcicki told Axios' Ina Fried on Monday.
|
|
In fact, from a business standpoint, it's very easy to understand why Uber insists on them.
|
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"The decision from a family standpoint was that she was going to come back," Albie said.
|
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That is uncut ridiculousness and, from a talent standpoint, unmatched by every other team in basketball.
|
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The Manhattan Project had been exciting from a scientific standpoint, but horrific in every other respect.
|
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Every other type of business, from a tax standpoint, is known as a pass-through entity.
|
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And that's true in the moment—they do, from a weather-standpoint feel about the same.
|
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"Compliance from technical standpoint very important," Saurav Bhattacharyya, Quantum Inventions CEO, told TechCrunch in an interview.
|
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And of course the other area — from a design and engineering standpoint — that's interesting is architecture.
|
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From a protection standpoint, it works the same way as term and provides a death benefit.
|
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From an artist's standpoint, has the atmosphere been inspiring in a different way than other festivals?
|
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Second, they truly wanted to spread knowledge about cannabis from a health, wellness, and environmental standpoint.
|
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"From the standpoint of Chinese importers, it makes no difference where it comes from," said Molchanov.
|
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And she has a very difficult airway, so we have real concerns from an anesthetic standpoint.
|
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From an aesthetic standpoint, the new Pebble, like its predecessor, is bound to be somewhat polarizing.
|
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Stepping back, as a health service company, we're leading pharmacy services, health services, from that standpoint.
|
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This can be effective not only from a psychological standpoint, but also from a nutritional one.
|
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"From the EU's standpoint, this looks like a win-win situation," René Defossez at Natixis said.
|
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Subsequently a lot has been written and talked and taught about it from an intellectual standpoint.
|
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From the standpoint of an intellectual or a policy wonk, the GOP's restive base looks incoherent.
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JARRETT: Well, I mean from this standpoint, he feels like he is innocent and unfairly persecuted.
|
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And I think there is, from the standpoint that we actually built three separate communities, right?
|
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In fact, from a pure spec standpoint, you'd be pretty hard pressed to distinguish the devices.
|
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From a survival standpoint, the thing that is most relevant are things that affect me directly.
|
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From a legal standpoint I want to be clear: Do not email or text me again.
|
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I mean that not only from a safety standpoint but also from a driving enjoyment perspective.
|
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From a software design standpoint, these additions feel natural, easy to locate and easy to use.
|
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Zanardi's injuries might be described as "life changing", and from a practical standpoint they undeniably were.
|
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"From my standpoint, you've had this amazing life, not that it's always been easy," Paltrow said.
|
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The stock is really attractive from a valuation standpoint, trading at less than 10 times earnings.
|
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The closure "kind of gave our community a black eye from a recruitment standpoint," Durrett said.
|
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It was unfortunate for them, but I guess from our standpoint it worked out pretty well.
|
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From the standpoint of Brady and his allies, that's the wrong way to look at it.
|
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From the government standpoint, there are a range of areas where drones can be incredibly useful.
|
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"That would be a huge mistake from a humanitarian standpoint," he said on the conference call.
|
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Wilson says the ingredients check out from a is-this-going-to-give-me-cancer standpoint.
|
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"From our standpoint, it's not a good thing," Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said Monday.
|
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But he concedes all of these would be challenging policies to achieve from a political standpoint.
|
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From a practical standpoint, it means smart people may find it impossible to make a choice.
|
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"The casinos have done very well from a business standpoint," he told Playboy magazine in 2004.
|
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"From a security standpoint, they're also not ideal as they warrant a certain closeness," she added.
|
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It's still not exactly clear what the emergency declaration would do from a pure policy standpoint.
|
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Even so, "from a practical standpoint, I'm not sure how useful this information is," she said.
|
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"It doesn't really matter because Ohio is under my leadership from a national standpoint," he said.
|
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In some cases, toeing the new line in Warsaw has involved a sharp shift in standpoint.
|
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From a technical standpoint, Gordon says that XLE is looking like a great buy for investors.
|
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From a consumer and community standpoint, there are many things about this proposal to cause concern.
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TRUMP: Look, from a humanitarian standpoint, I'd love to help, but we have our own problems.
|
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From a societal standpoint, technology has already outpaced our ability to comfortably prevent bad side effects.
|
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"It's really a huge advantage from a personal standpoint to have a wonderful partner," Buffett says.
|
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Not because of some deep seated hate for coloured people, but simply from a rhetorical standpoint.
|
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It wasn't immediately clear how VKontakte and the rest would be banned from a technical standpoint.
|
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When you look at rats from a purely biological standpoint, though, there is much to admire.
|
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I'm very interested in the way people foresaw a utopian future from a mid-century standpoint.
|
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From a communications standpoint, the White House's principal deputy press secretary Raj Shah is in charge.
|
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But I can tell you from a data standpoint, you can make a case for it.
|
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However, Nardelli said that won't be realized until 2019, at least from a cash-flow standpoint.
|
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Look at it from a purely aesthetic standpoint and it may have a certain macabre appeal.
|
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From that standpoint, it then mines the data to provide them with answers, including the unexpected.
|
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I'm just saying that we're trying to understand how to cover everything from a policy standpoint.
|
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That was an emotional reason, which didn't mean the numbers made sense from a financial standpoint.
|
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All told, fight scenes are very expensive, from both a time standpoint and a monetary one.
|
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" He added, "I think from a mental standpoint I was as good as I've ever been.
|
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It's not the purest form of ceramics, but from a design standpoint, it works really well.
|
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Israel's critics may like none of this, but from an Israeli standpoint they are considerable successes.
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Yes. Perhaps. In short, from a cultural standpoint, you still probably shouldn't pick — not in public.
|
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So anything outside of that, from a mentality standpoint, I can grasp the concept of it.
|
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In the meantime, the uncertainty makes the debate more difficult to plan from a production standpoint.
|
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To Frigo, those mistakes confirmed coaches' susceptibility to conservative thinking from a purely game theory standpoint.
|
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From a statistics standpoint, averaging a triple-double is not the most accurate measure of dominance.
|
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As we quickly jump into answering those questions from a tech standpoint without knowing the people.
|
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If you look at a story from a chronological standpoint, the athletes often didn't lead it.
|
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She's also recently defended Woody Allen, which is not the best move from a publicity standpoint.
|
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It's a flawed comparison from the standpoint that Johnson is not viewed very kindly by history.
|
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Rather, you just need to understand the impacts of this technology from a practical process standpoint.
|
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From both a visual and philosophical standpoint, the Continental GT has changed little over the years.
|
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A: I think in general, cybersecurity is one of the biggest threats from a government standpoint.
|
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From a political standpoint, the reaction was just what Mr. de Blasio appeared to be after.
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In fact, when I viewed the referendum from a purely constitutionalist standpoint I opposed the referendum.
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The replacement cost and the upkeep of that would just kill you from a business standpoint.
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From a statistics standpoint, this is often referred to as positive skew, or fat tail distributions.
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But from an investors' standpoint, she's "a bit worried" about Lyft's "growth at all costs" mentality.
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But aside from strong fundamentals, Gordon also sees an Activision breakout out from a technical standpoint.
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From a narrow political standpoint, forgetting about his base seems like a counterproductive course to follow.
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It's just, from my standpoint, a pretty risky strategy if that's what this is all about.
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It also just makes sense from a fiscal standpoint or a return on investment for taxpayers.
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From a political standpoint, everyone needs to accept the findings and turn their focus to 2020.
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Does it matter, from a critical standpoint, that Bush might not be aware of his obsession?
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"I think from a hockey standpoint, they were very interested in us being Canadians," Edwards said.
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But from a fiscal standpoint, you really can bend the cost curve [by investing in research].
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It's cool to talk shop with him and get Susan's perspective from a more academic standpoint.
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I'm going to create a kind of country that we were from the standpoint of industry.
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Just from a textural standpoint, I quickly found myself craving the firmness of a chicken breast.
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Again, these are new products that didn't really exist in the marketplace from a publisher's standpoint.
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From the standpoint of American antitrust authorities, Google is largely immune to scrutiny on two grounds.
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But from a rational standpoint, there is no reason to be particularly afraid of immigrant crime.
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My site is split half and half from a readership standpoint between North America and international.
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I have not got into Snapchat much, which I know sounds weird from a tech standpoint.
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But the practice of overbooking, at least from an economic standpoint, makes some sense for airlines.
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From a purely economical standpoint as a promoter, the idea of extending last call is great.
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Banging ... But I think from a policy standpoint, this is as worse as it's gonna get.
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But the numbers also highlight the futility of these criminal prosecutions from a public safety standpoint.
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This is important from the standpoint of the U.S. continuing its leadership in advanced wireless networks.
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"From an offensive standpoint … but also from a defensive standpoint; every industrial company is going to have to stake its digital claim in terms of how you do a better job with customers, how you can drive costs down, and we can lead this," Immelt said.
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And whatever happens, as it relates to the relationship between Disney and Comcast, we've seen nothing on the work front on getting what we need to get done, done, from an investment standpoint, from an alignment standpoint and from general conversations about what we're trying to accomplish.
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"I am not sure if the IOC was looking at it from a social standpoint or because it was against the law, but I think now the responsible thing to do is look at if from a non-idealogical standpoint and realize the benefits," said Rebagliati.
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From a user standpoint, this is often a nice experience because you can find the information faster.
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But from a franchise standpoint, hiring Gunn is also just a smart business decision for Warner Bros.
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From a public relations standpoint, Apple had been on the side of privacy advocates and civil libertarians.
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From my standpoint, I can tell when we have juice on the bench and when we don't.
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The iPhone X has without a doubt been the most influential handset purely from a design standpoint.
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Laurie Rubiner, former vice president of Planned Parenthood, called Harris plan "badly needed" from the provider standpoint.
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And I never really thought about it because I was thinking about it from a legal standpoint.
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Purely from a selfish, I-love-makeup standpoint, clear skin makes it easier to do makeup, too.
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From a business standpoint, the restaurant-as-coworking model is fundamentally different from that of its predecessors.
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"The amount of money we have in these customers from an acquisition standpoint is minimal," Draper said.
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From a health standpoint, there's no overwhelming reason to keep or remove the hair on your butt.
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"From our standpoint, what we're interested in is meeting the needs of America's working families," she said.
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Allowing animated properties to lie dormant for a decade or more isn't perfect from a creative standpoint.
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If I have food right now in my hand, it's not that interesting from an evolutionary standpoint.
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From a photo standpoint, the unique feature on the iPhone 7 Plus is its dual-camera setup.
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"From a tactical standpoint, this is not breaking the bank, one way or the other," Bertolini said.
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The battles over the platform were basically futile, if you're thinking from the standpoint of actual policy.
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From a sector standpoint, service industries added 13,000 workers, with goods-producing companies making up the balance.
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The loss of the home button feels like a big deal, from a legacy standpoint, at least.
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It's admittedly a simple product from a functionality standpoint, but I really like the idea of Flipp.
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Of course, the suspiciously blue, orange red, and white chart is actually fascinating from a scientific standpoint.
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Because we could not have allowed that kind of capability from the standpoint of the United States.
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"We are impressed by Dashlane's capabilities from a product and technology standpoint," said Danaher in a statement.
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You watch what is going to happen...Harvey's problems are only just beginning from a legal standpoint.
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"The statistics say it does, from the standpoint of at least going back to 1990," he said.
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The clip is interesting -- Mark stops short of criticizing the Donald's controversial comments, from a political standpoint.
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From this standpoint, the tightening relationship might be seen as a sign of more normal market conditions.
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That's fair enough from the standpoint of the color scheme, but try drawing this one from memory.
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It's amazing how little you really have to do to impact the boat, from a physics standpoint.
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"All in all, it's relatively uninteresting from a SETI standpoint," he wrote: I looked over the presentation.
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From a more practical standpoint, the company's path often means less radical hardware upgrades, year over year.
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We're now equipped, from a multimedia standpoint, to try and do a whole bunch of cool things.
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"What really gets my juices flowing from a creative standpoint is brewing for the brewlab," he said.
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Deep Look explains:Mantis shrimp can perceive the most elusive attribute of light from the human standpoint: polarization.
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So from a public-relations standpoint, the SEC comments and the kerfuffle afterwards were probably a mistake.
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We went boxing together so just thinking from a physical standpoint he would really benefit from them.
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From an ingredient standpoint, this salad — from her book I Can Make You Hot — sounds pretty good.
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But from a career-legacy standpoint, I want to face that other guy with the other belt.
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