"I rely on my instincts, and I truly believe that work that's really strong sticks with you, and work that's really awful sticks with you, and the medium stuff fades away," she said.
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You don't notice right away, but it sticks with you.
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I just want to see if she sticks with it.
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"Just knowing that disappointment, it sticks with you," Rivera said.
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It's a question sticks with you as you start playing.
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Good television sticks with you — it begs to be discussed.
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And yet it sticks with us, we can't dislodge it.
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The Apple Pencil magnetically sticks with the new iPad Pro.
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The impact of these distinct approaches sticks with us today.
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Others look like spiky sticks with blobs on the ends.
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That's going to be something that sticks with me forever.
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VisaBot sticks with applicants until they have their visa in hand.
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Sharp Objects, on the other hand, sticks with relatively human dangers.
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I seasoned these sticks with cayenne, black pepper, and garlic powder.
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The Assassination of Gianni Versace sticks with Cunanan throughout his spree.
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She has tried other things but she always sticks with this.
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His love interest, Sally, sticks with him through his many blunders.
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My exit from the pool sticks with me to this day.
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If he sticks with the practices of past investigations, maybe not.
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Greta's favorite food is fish sticks with mashed potatoes and applesauce.
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If he sticks with this crowd, the Quitaly risk will stay.
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"The end sticks with me," says Lynda Richardson, a travel editor.
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But the scene that sticks with me comes the episode before.
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What sticks with you about Kaufman's work is its celestial wit.
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When he gets on one thing, he really sticks with it.
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Some carried sticks with nails at the end to snatch hats.
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For now, they have to pray the president sticks with the plan.
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Dinner is chicken fingers, seasoned fries, and carrot sticks with my clients!
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This is the kind of parental drumbeat that sticks with a person.
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Oh, and make sure to bring those spare controller sticks with you.
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If he sticks with confrontation and division, Turkey could tear itself apart.
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But, it still sticks with the established pattern of PSL launch dates.
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Now that's a sexy phrase—a memorable one that sticks with people.
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Her story's message about turning adversity into strength sticks with me always.
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The example that sticks with Sterling is the one about his cars.
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That is a glaring difference I have seen that sticks with me.
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"He's the one whose name sticks with me the most," she said.
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"A case like that sticks with you and haunts you," Hestrin told reporters.
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Find someone who has shown skill, makes conviction bets and sticks with them.
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No. Very little of the film sticks with you after the credits roll.
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Tensions may worsen quickly if China sticks with a state-dominated growth model.
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Xenoblade Chronicles 2, on the other hand, sticks with many common RPG traditions.
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Microsoft's actions will determine if the community sticks with GitHub in the future.
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"'Racist' Senator Sticks With Donald Trump," a Daily Beast headline proclaimed in June.
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The only one that sticks with them is Minecraft, which is really interesting.
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This sticks with me, because I didn't know it could be like that.
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That he sticks with his old friends and defends them and supports them.
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Moore has a base that sticks with him and comes out to vote.
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The answer could have a major effect on who sticks with the platform.
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Whether Apple sticks with 26GB of RAM bumps it up is anyone's guess.
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There have been other incidents, but this one sticks with me the most.
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And yet the story itself still sticks with you after the credits roll.
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That's the work that always sticks with me and emboldens me in life.
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It's the best way to tell a story that just sticks with you.
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The Pure Hot+Cool sticks with an elongated oval design similar to previous fans.
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By wielding sticks with no carrots, the president isn't doing U.S. exporters any favors.
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It sticks with me, and I get new things out of it every time.
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The Nyko Miniboss just sticks with two buttons and a control pad for gameplay.
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And Cuomo, like a reporter, pressed him (ph) and he sticks with his story.
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What really sticks with me is that scene where he and Paige finally meet.
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The House bill sticks with the high, Obama-era capital gains and dividend rates.
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If he sticks with the program, all charges will be dropped after June 6.
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You have to give credit to someone who sticks with his guns, I guess.
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What's the thing that sticks with you the most, the thing you can't shake?
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She sticks with her threats that she's still not sure if she even will.
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If Muhanad sticks with the lease for three years, he'll end up paying Uber $28,798.
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And that's the movie that sticks with you long after the screen has gone dark.
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If Fitbit sticks with its current form — wrist wearables — that presents a whole other challenge.
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Two iPhones are mounted onto separate selfie sticks with their cameras pointed at each other.
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If Apple sticks with tradition, the next big iPhone release will come in September 2017.
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Us is a movie that sticks with you long after you've seen it in theaters.
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It's this ongoing resonance and desire to highlight people of color that sticks with Winfrey.
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We all have an Onion article or two that sticks with us over the years.
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That knowledge sticks with you forever, especially when you're a freelancer, constantly on the hustle.
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I never look down on somebody who sticks with a gadget simply because it's familiar.
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What sticks with you are the interviews, and the bewilderment of the people who survived.
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He sticks with the bald look for the majority of the rest of the series.
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While the Xs and Xs Max have glossy OLED displays, the Xr sticks with LCD.
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"Food is one of the few things that sticks with the culture," said Lin-Liu.
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" Reade said Biden also said something that sticks with her today: "You're nothing to me.
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There's a weird silence about it that sticks with me, mainly from a comfort standpoint.
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What sticks with you 25 years later about filming in Poland, where the carnage happened?
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And fine though she is solo, you can hear why she sticks with her group.
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If your shadow sticks with you more than once, it's unlikely to be a coincidence.
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She sticks with the numbers, which continue the sequence that began with her first sheep.
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The lesson that most sticks with him from the First Tee is his first one.
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She sticks with traditional talismans—a phoenix, a dragon, butterflies—of good luck or longevity.
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Duke's previous owner was a boy let down by the toy's failure to live up to the promise of his TV commercial, and the melancholy sticks with him, just as it sticks with all the Toy Story characters who've had to grapple with abandonment.
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Much of Rumu's gameplay is puzzle oriented, but it's the story McLean hopes sticks with players.
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"I knew we did the right thing, but that one really sticks with me," he says.
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The camera sticks with Ivy, who runs and cowers behind a fountain as shots ring out.
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The S7 does not use USB Type-C, but sticks with the traditional Micro USB port.
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What sticks with voters, often in a most literal sense, are the effects of the policy.
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This bouquet is made entirely out of jerky sticks with four flavors of exotic meat. Strange?
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He sees yields going nowhere but higher as the central bank sticks with its tightening policy.
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"I hope that the SPD sticks with its decision of going into the opposition," Wagenknecht added.
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And Democrats will not vote for them unless the leadership sticks with the 2015 budget agreement.
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In the propaganda posters they were as thin as sticks with hook noses and blond hair.
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But we hope that it's something you haven't seen before, and something that sticks with you.
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The Miswak Club Natural Teeth Whitening Kit features two Miswak root sticks with two carrying cases.
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In his HBO special "Feelings," Ramy Youssef does both, but his abrupt query sticks with you.
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This video, produced by the Republican National Committee, sticks with the theme of a radicalized left.
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Here he sticks with conventional images but shoots them in a way that evokes older influences.
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Cuevas came back to win the match, but that is not what sticks with you. Nov.
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That's assuming the stars align and everyone sticks with the submarine plan for the next two decades.
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And his character also has an emotional arc that sticks with you after the film is over.
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"Disney creates a vision and sticks with it," Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for comScore, told CNBC.
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In this moment, Jack gives him a talk that definitely still sticks with Kevin to this day.
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Instead, the EU proposal sticks with the bloc's traditional approach to dealing with banks from third countries.
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One thing from childhood that really sticks with you is the music you listened to growing up.
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I am one chap stick maniac, and carry bunch of chap sticks with me all the time.
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Back when Gregory started here 18 years ago, these were rudimentary wooden sticks with nails hammered in.
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Beauty's an old dog that's too faithful, that sticks with you despite the curses and the kicks.
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If he sticks with his earlier position, he will do little but repeat findings from the report.
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Laich, 34, signed a one-year, two-way contract worth $650,000 if he sticks with Los Angeles.
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I'll tell you—when something splashes on you, it sticks with you, and you're aware of it.
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These carrots and sticks with adults who were working in underfunded schools with 32 students per classroom?
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The packed boat's occupants can only fend off the blows from the sticks with an orange lifejacket.
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The driver sticks with her at the hospital despite the assumptions that come along with his presence.
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He also sticks with a rigorous workout as an investor of the Australian Fitness Franchise F45 Training.
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Hannah's encouragement sticks with me as my guests walk through the door, and I feel effortlessly cool.
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That's what I love about La La Land (AND ABOUT LOVE), and that's what sticks with me.
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Short term, companies would see an earnings hit if the U.S. sticks with its clamp-down on Huawei.
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Altogether, the illustration is an important reminder of how touch sticks with you, the good and the bad.
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"Some of the music you grow up with sticks with you probably for a bit longer," he said.
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Companies like Trident have already bravely infused memory sticks with glowing lights going as far back as 2016.
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This really sticks with Randall, and he tells Beth that they definitely can't keep Déjà from her mother.
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Rather than risk calling his bluff, Kam sticks with her original plan and calls over me and Marie.
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She has found sticks with long nails used to plunge deep into the skulls of a mother turtle.
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The octopus latches itself on and sticks with the diver for awhile, almost making it to the surface.
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Even Kate Middleton, who typically sticks with classic looks, has recently been spotted rocking outfits in the color.
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But that job typically belongs to the coach, and he usually sticks with players on his own team.
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A serial subletter, Ms. Vila, 31, sticks with apartments in much the way Henry VIII stuck with wives.
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Once you have seen a man hit legitimately a few times in your life it sticks with you.
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But the movie's scene of that final game, which features little dialogue and brilliant music, sticks with me.
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What sticks with me most, though, is the pervasive sense of hospitality and human kindness I found there.
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But it is the language in the body of Trump's 1989 death penalty ad that sticks with me.
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Attendees will be watching to see whether Trump sticks with Hutchison's message, given his past criticism of NATO.
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The nonprofit sticks with the children until they're 21 -- providing more than 1,200 follow-up visits to date.
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The campaign encourages hockey players to wrap their sticks with the six rainbow colours of the LGBTQ pride flag.
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That's the great thing about Meghan — she's so confident with herself and her look, and she sticks with that.
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The people who did the work of telling their stories have found that, unfortunately, your story sticks with you.
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The players take it in turns to remove the sticks with the aim of avoiding the fall of marbles.
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Ultimately, if Trump sticks with his campaign promises on trade, Cramer said to prepare for a brave new world.
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" Kousharian, the deputy district attorney in Marin County, says what sticks with him about these murders is the "randomness.
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It's not immediately terrifying, but it sticks with you, so we imagine playing the role is equally as haunting.
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I know you've been asked this before, but it's clearly something that sticks with everybody who sees the movie.
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But this idea that any relationship can function with a little bit of struggle and work sticks with Lawrence.
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So, he finally gave up on the whole group and now sticks with either GLD or the physical commodity.
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But Crazy Eyes is a fairly problematic character, and it's telling that she's the one who sticks with viewers.
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When the bright and colorful world of Hyrule is compromised by terrors mundane and fantastic, it sticks with us.
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It's still unclear if anyone will see any real support that sticks with them after the second Democratic debate.
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Stick with what works And speaking of uniforms, when Ms. Bellizzi finds something she likes, she sticks with it.
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I'm revealing myself as something less than a true fan, aren't I, if this is what sticks with me?
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" For Mr. Lake, this foreign policy turn is a welcome one: "Let's hope Trump sticks with this new approach.
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For what sticks with me most from my days at CPSC are those families — and the children they lost.
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But when I think back on La La Land, its deep sense of melancholy is what sticks with me.
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"They can throw a lot of things at the wall and hope something sticks with the jury," he said.
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Here, he switches onto Reggie Jackson and sticks with Detroit's point guard the entire possession, eventually forcing a deep three.
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I have two sticks with juice boxes taped to them such that both sticks (plus juice) have the same mass.
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If Krasinski sticks with the genre, chances are this won't be his last time on these year-end horror lists.
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People have been known to give names even to simple robots that are not much more than sticks with wheels.
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Parrot sticks with a more subdued approach but differs by positioning the Anafi more like a drone than a toy.
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It's the kind of performance that sticks with you, like a layer of grime that needs to be washed off.
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I know that I really like a game—really, REALLY like it—when it sticks with me a long time.
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Instead of following the victor back into the chaos of the White House, Veep sticks with Selina in her loss.
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And in a media production, as he well knows, what sticks with people are the images, the symbols — the props.
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A late-breaking pivot can't make up for lost time, even if the White House sticks with its current approach.
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But the irony that sticks with me is that Rob would be the perfect person to write about the suspect.
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And then boom, we're in yet another movie, though this time it's the one Lee more or less sticks with.
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Beyond breakfast, Wahlberg says he mainly sticks with healthy fats, good proteins and tries not to eat too many carbs.
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There's a moment in My Time Among the Whites, Jennine Capó Crucet's new book of essays, that sticks with me.
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"The most important thing is that people absorb an experience that sticks with them when they leave," Mr. Bihan said.
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Even if it sounds preachy, corny, or over-protective at first, the advice we've gotten from our dads sticks with us.
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If he sticks with Tillerson, 2017 could get off to a tough start for the new occupant of the Oval Office.
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If the USPS sticks with this plan, the jobs of the nation's 310,000 mail carriers could change, for better or worse.
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And now that she's learned her lesson, she sticks with Anastasia, using one of her products to tame her precious hairs.
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Billy Ocean sticks with that theme in his 1985 video for "Loverboy," which is a rocking song all on its own.
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If Apple sticks with its release schedule the iPhone 8 will be available a little over a week after the announcement.
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One of Mr. Gaskin's contentions sticks with me: that he is "performing for mostly white audiences," which describes the Realness audience.
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If the company sticks with tradition, you can expect pre-orders to begin on Friday, September 14, at 3:01 a.m.
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They were thrashed in a poor performance, and whether the captain sticks with them on Saturday afternoon is the big question.
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Iona sticks with the road for its next game Sunday at Nevada in the opener of the GCI Great Alaska Shootout.
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Now Holloway sets aside whatever he can and sticks with a 70/30 split of stocks to bonds in his investments.
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"Between the Bars" is a love song written backwards, an abusive relationship with alcohol that he sticks with for a purpose.
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The Xperia X sticks with Micro USB and includes 32GB of built-in storage with optional microSD expansion up to 210GB.
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Cooperman, in an extensive phone interview, noted he would help Bloomberg with fundraising, as long he sticks with his moderate policies.
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To create bootable CDs or USB sticks with such tools, users will have to follow the instructions provided for each tool.
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When the 76ers head back to the court for their layup line, Redick sticks with the same steady buildup of activity.
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This includes warm pretzel sticks with queso, a small sundae, cheeseburger, two chicken strips, regular-size fries, and any soft drink.
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Perhaps that is why the piece here that sticks with you is "Uncomfortable Silences: A Walk in Myanmar," by David Fettling.
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The basic point here is that the Paris climate deal isn't guaranteed to succeed just because Trump sticks with the agreement.
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AR, on the other hand, sticks with "real" reality, and uses computers to layer useful or interesting information on top of it.
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He puts a name on it and he sticks with it and he identifies it as something positive or negative -- KURTZ: Negative.
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This, along with a liking for authoritarianism, is why 35% of the country sticks with the petulant boy emperor no matter what.
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It's the first thing we unpack the first day the temperature hits 50 degrees, and it sticks with us well into spring.
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It's a potentially meaningful relationship that explains why Gaston blankly tolerates LeFou's creepy handsiness, and why LeFou sticks with a loudmouthed bully.
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Instead of cutting away to flashy animation of the story, the show sticks with the performer on stage, carefully performing the act.
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That's why one of the scariest movies I've ever seen, the one that sticks with me most, is J.A. Bayona's The Orphanage.
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That means another rate hike would be coming in December and the Fed sticks with its forecast for three more next year.
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"To this day that sticks with me because I'm here today and I feel that it's okay to have cellulite," she said.
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There's something about seeing Donald Trump jump on a wrecking ball that's also wearing a Donald Trump wig that sticks with you.
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If Thomas H. Lee Partners sticks with inVentiv's IPO plans, the company is expected to go public in August, the people added.
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Mechanically, the Tacoma sticks with a tried-and-true 3.5-liter V6 making 53 horsepower, with a six-speed automatic swapping cogs.
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But if the appeals court sticks with the trial judge's findings and Miller still refuses to testify, he could go to jail.
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"This sticks with their mentality that they can be gradual in raising rates," said Josh Nye, economist at Royal Bank of Canada.
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Complain all you want about the face-offs if the league actually sticks with it, but the slashing crackdown is long overdue.
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The neighbors come out to see the source of the cacophony, then disappear and return with bamboo sticks, with brooms and blankets.
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Rather, he's betting it will come in handy for any lawsuits that might arise if the agency sticks with the status quo.
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It lets our other allies know that America sticks with its longtime friends, and warns our adversaries not to underestimate American loyalty.
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As he consistently sticks with his socialist message, even many of his biggest detractors give him credit for being genuine and believable.
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"I'm still trying to figure out why it's so incredibly emotional, and sticks with you for your whole life," Mr. Brown said.
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Everyone brings their own wonderful twists to these characters, but no one sticks with you afterward quite like Dory's unlikely ally Hank.
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"Whether Trump sticks with the F-35 jet or goes with the F-2.53, either plane will have Elbit smart helmets," Schoenfeld said.
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Eat more Dark Chocolate Orange sticks with lime tortilla chips and enjoy rosé while trying to decide on a Netflix comedy to watch.
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But I also think the subtlety of just trying to illuminate some tiny, dingy corner of humanity — that stuff also sticks with people.
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Mr Ronson, though, has a gift for synthesising the contributions of others into something coherent, and he clearly sticks with people he trusts.
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"China doesn't have any sticks with North Korea," says Tong Zhao, an associate at the Carnegie Tsinghua Center for Global Policy in Beijing.
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"The thing that sticks with me here is that Planet Fitness seems to have a better sense of its own identity," he said.
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Through doing this, you build a story with incredible impact to a young person that also sticks with them as they grow older.
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"It's the trip that sticks with me the most, and I've been to some of the deepest interiors of the Earth," she says.
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Yet if Mr. Trump sticks with the agreement — as his top aides have quietly urged him to do — he faces a different challenge.
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United States Coach Jill Ellis, a creature of habit, sticks with her three-person midfield of Julie Ertz, Sam Mewis and Rose Lavelle.
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"Can't Stop" sticks with the music, focusing on preparations for two Bad Boy reunion concerts in May 2016 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
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Instead, it goes for difference and sticks with it, introducing us to artists we may not know or have an institutional context for.
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For the near future, however, baby Roux sticks with Leroux Dwyer so that the newly minted mom of two can nurse the infant.
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The room was completely mirrored, and I put on light-distorting glasses and waved around sticks with neon glowing bulbs attached to them.
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Mr. Baumbach sticks with the short-story conceit throughout, but he uses it as both a guiding principle and a means to surprise.
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It sticks with people, and they're frustrated by it and they're curious about it and they're completely conflicted about it, and some people aren't.
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Scenario Three: Apple boots Intel, but sticks with the architectureIn this scenario Apple stops using Intel CPUs, but continues to use the x86 architecture.
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Consumer Reports found there are about 8,26 brands on the market, from lotions to sprays to sticks, with various levels of protection and ingredients.
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A new gym-goer finds an exercise routine, sticks with it, and the pounds start coming off at a regular clip—until something changes.
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Sometimes it's an ankle broken in such a way that it makes you feel sick and it sticks with you for years to come.
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Another is a rudimentary game of Pong where two players need to keep a rally going by moving the analog sticks with their toes.
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Even if the unity commission sticks with that recommendation, it would then need the approval of the DNC's Rules Committee and the full DNC.
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As an inventor, you'll notice something in everyday life that's not working as well of efficiently as it could, and it sticks with you.
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Over the past year, Consumer Reports researchers diligently tested out over 60 lotions, sprays, and sticks with claimed ratings of SPF 30 or higher.
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It will be interesting to see whether Democrats run against tech, whether tech sticks with Dems and, always, what Trump does with all this.
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If one thing from Fractured sticks with you, let it be this: The name Peri is short for Periwinkle, after Joanne's favorite shell (really).
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Dinner for two may cost as much as a diamond but it's the kind of experience that sticks with you like a favorite wedding.
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If Apple sticks with the branding it's used since 2016, we can expect its next smartwatch to be called the Apple Watch Series 6.
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That wager got him all the way to the White House, though he has no place being there, and so he sticks with it.
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But this scene sticks with me in part because of what it represents: two incredible actors peaking, one of whom would die soon after.
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The show is terrifically funny, especially in its depiction of the fringes of show business, but what sticks with you is Barry's inability to change.
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If she sticks with the Clinton tradition of "triangulating" with Republicans, she risks not governing at all; a Trump victory would be a real possibility.
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It appears Canada and Mexico are doing what they can to make sure Trump sticks with the negotiation process, even if he changes his mind.
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Each player sticks with the character they choose at the beginning of the game, and the stories play out as a strictly split-screen experience.
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Kate Hudson wore a bold lip as well, which Lavinthal says is out of character for the star, who typically sticks with a nude gloss.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. The humiliation of people fucking up your name usually starts in elementary school and sticks with you forever.
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READ: Trump sticks with the Saudis, despite the "vicious and terrible" Khashoggi murder Barrack stood to gain from a close energy relationship with the Saudis.
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As such, Beauty and the Beast really has an opportunity to leave us with a fleshed-out, strong-willed female character that sticks with us.
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Mr Buhari also plans to save some $5 billion-$7 billion a year by ending fuel subsidies—a crucial reform, if he sticks with it.
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Miyazaki is the best when it comes to escapism, but it's his inimitable brand of whimsy that sticks with viewers long after they're done escaping.
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Even now, some of that mentality still sticks with me in my push to put on airs in order to "feel" ahead in uncomfortable spaces.
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I can only vaguely remember parables, and I'm hazy on disciples' names, but our Lord's greatest commandment—to love as he loved—sticks with me.
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The HARIBO Advent Calendar sticks with the classic sweet-filled advent calendar theme but replaces all that boring chocolate with a wide variety of candies.
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Your intelligence seems to be a trait that sticks with you for life, something that can hint at our potential for success in this world.
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Make the cider: In a large saucepan, cover the apples, sugar, allspice, and cinnamon sticks with 8 cups of water and bring to a boil.
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"If the line doesn't change, or everyone sticks with the Panthers, I'll just lay some of my bets off on the other tickets," Eddie said.
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Here's hoping he stays at Céline longer than the three years he stayed at Saint Laurent, and sticks with whatever it is his vision becomes.
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The passage from The Symbolic Uses of Politics that sticks with me most is an extended 1962 quote from pollster George Gallup about presidential popularity.
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He continued to use it that day and found that his shots were diving and had greater velocity than sticks with the customary straight blades.
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After showing that with his hands on Saturday night, Pacquiao certainly seems to be leaving a lot on the table if he sticks with retirement.
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But if the company sticks with its current pattern, the 2021 iPhone could be part of a family of devices branded as the iPhone 13.
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The Xbox Elite controller retails for $180 and offers a premium build with customizable paddle buttons, a rubberized grip, and analog sticks with adjustable tension.
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In season three, Tsubasa, who wants to be a star hockey player, sticks with her local team, even though they might be holding her back.
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"Once he finds counsel who sticks with him, the stories of all the people who refused to represent him are a non-issue," he said.
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The CBO's message is, essentially, that if Trump simply sticks with the status quo, the wave of huge premium hikes and insurer dropouts will end.
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"The entire supply chain will be disrupted if the government sticks with the new rule," Dongre said, adding that fewer imports could lift prices in India.
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Newegg is bundling Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR4 RAM (two 8GB, 3,000MHz, 288-pin sticks) with a 512GB M.2 SSD from Intel for $159.99 (usually $207.98).
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I for one hope that Huawei sticks with a sapphire-covered display, as there aren't many Android Wear watches that've matched Apple Watch in that regard.
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He stuck with it, and when he sticks with everything in the leadership team discussion, they're like okay, I guess we're going to make this happen.
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You know where we can, we try to enable them for these things, but we'll see what sticks with the consumers, and what really takes off.
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The report sticks with the underlying philosophy of antitrust in America and Britain—that the consumer should come first, rather than suppliers or other interest groups.
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But his in-game skills, confidence, and composure are undeniable, and it's clear he has a bright future in e-sports if he sticks with it.
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Overseason it with a showy spice mix, and you'll interfere with the plainness of its pleasure, which is why Mr. Dobias sticks with salt and pepper.
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Yeske said his firm sticks with its target allocations over time and lets the markets tell it when a market is expensive or cheap through rebalancing.
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It takes certain truths and weaves them together into a less than flattering narrative that sticks with the electorate much longer than a candidate's policy paper.
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Take an extra five or 10 seconds at the end of your sweat session to reflect on it and see how that glow sticks with you.
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If you do, Sepel recommends simply adding a snack, such as a protein smoothie, veggie sticks with hummus, or Greek yogurt with berries, to your day.
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During that time, the Vanguard Total Bond Market index fund, the largest fund that sticks with stodgy Treasuries and other high-grade bonds, gained 2.4 percent.
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But the ultimate realization of the trend didn't arrive until mid-23.5: fake RAM sticks with all that RGB goodness, but none of the pesky memory.
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For now, Pandora sticks with the guidance it gave last month of a 3%-6% decline in 2020 sales and operating profit margin of above 23%.
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You tried to reason with a trollA troll's twisted logic sticks with you, even if you managed not to stoop to their level the first time around.
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Anyway, Mark Cuban does say one thing that sticks with me for the episode: he reminds Axe that he doesn't come from money, he made his money.
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Both the Spaniard and the team have denied, however, that he has told them that he will not stay if the team sticks with the Japanese manufacturer.
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The president held only one official press conference in his first year and largely sticks with Fox News in the rare event that he gives an interview.
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"There's no point thinking that if labor sticks with the status quo, they will survive," says Erik Loomis, a labor historian at the University of Rhode Island.
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SoftBank sticks with Saudis: The Japanese tech giant will maintain close financial ties with Saudi Arabia despite the outcry over the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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We were surrounded by low, circular huts made from sticks, with pitched grass roofs, in his home village of Dus, on the banks of the Omo River.
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It sticks with him, and "little by little the monstrosity of my ignorance dawned on me," he writes in Birthday, recently published in its first English translation.
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But he can have his political cake and eat it too: If he backs and sticks with new gun measures, his cheering crowds will stick with him.
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When Conway hurts his leg, the medical debt for his treatment sticks with him, as personified by the glowing, skeletal appearance of his appendage after the incident.
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If the White House sticks with its wish list, it would be a win for Miller, who has worked to solidify his influence in the West Wing.
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If Google sticks with an annual release — Rick Osterloh, senior vice president of hardware at Google suggests as much — the Pixel should come out sometime in October, too.
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And anyone can tell you 'go look at my website,' but she pulls you in and tells you about it in story form and it sticks with you.
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If Microsoft sticks with its Xbox One S hardware for xCloud, then it won't be able to immediately compete with Stadia's promise of 4K gaming at 60 fps.
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"My thinking is that as long as Apple sticks with a consistent, annual upgrade pattern for iPhone, nomenclature should denote the uniqueness found with each update," Cybart said.
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While the finished product sticks with rigid plastic, the design team briefly explored the idea of a pressure-sensitive squeezable grip—all the better to experience haptic feedback.
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But Trump could face challenges in controlling the debate and keeping his supporters motivated if he sticks with the same message for the next year and a half.
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"What is important is that the government sticks with the plan and manages the unrest as best they can while focusing on the bigger picture," the economist says.
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As someone who has made countless Skyrim characters over the years, what sticks with me most is just how precious items felt during my first hours with Enderal.
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Trump, if he sticks with the plan, will be trying to stop election hacking by working with the man who has turned election hacking into an art form.
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But it's hard to argue against Ertz and Mewis (who has been phenomenal in France.) For France, Corinne Diacre also sticks with the team that got her here.
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Conservative legal advocates fervently hope Mr. Trump sticks with his vow to pick one of those nominees or someone similar to complete a historic remaking of the judiciary.
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But during the September debate, she was pleased by Mr. Castro's aggressiveness, and hopes it is a tone that he sticks with, especially in the debate next week.
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If the league sticks with the status quo -- ViacomCBS and Fox owning Sunday afternoons, Comcast owning Sunday Night and Disney taking Monday Night -- traditional media will declare victory.
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But for me, all that has faded away, and what sticks with me are these quiet, human, interactions that I had with these people that I was apprehending.
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He later told CNBC that "nothing changes in terms of our coverage" but called it an "open question" of whether Trump sticks with his agenda with Bannon out.
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Over a kiddie-carnival dancehall beat, she sticks with a stern, hard-edged delivery, keeping insistent, testy tempo while the rest of the song shrieks in the background.
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"We are proud of our breakfast offerings, and excited to share new Donut Sticks with our customers," said Linda VanGosen, McDonald's Vice President of Menu Innovation, in a statement.
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But the portrait that sticks with me most from 2017 is found in Jonathan Olshefski's film Quest, a documentary portrait of a North Philadelphia family shot over a decade.
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He typically creates a mix of investments for them, sometimes with target-date funds and a custom mix that operates like a target-date fund, and sticks with it.
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But it's that image that sticks with me two days after walking out of Bethesda's booth, and it's that image that haunted me briefly last night in my sleep.
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But, Bolands says, being overt about it is how she ensures her Christian audience sticks with her, while simultaneously enabling her non-religious (yet clean-seeking) audience to grow.
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If he sticks with his account, and lawmakers believe he is not telling them the truth, they can pursue perjury charges that carry the potential of a prison sentence.
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So if Trump sticks with his newer formulation, and structures the ban around regions of the world or specific countries, it's extremely unlikely that any court would stop him.
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If it sticks with its internal heir apparent after all the dust settles on the rot at Wells Fargo, the bank will have to make the case for him.
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His mimicry is brilliant, but what sticks with you from this movie is when he uses impersonations to summon up scenes of familial dysfunction that are not remotely funny.
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Google unveiled the Pixel 3a last May, so if it sticks with the same launch cycle we can probably expect to see the Pixel 4a around the same time.
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While it flies back and forth dropping water the unit, armed with backpacks of water, hoes and broom-like sticks with hard cloth, beats, hacks and stamps the flames.
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And he sticks with the story, allows it to lead him, even though it's hard to figure out where it begins and ends, and it's always looping in time.
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Nobody sticks with a hobby that they don't enjoy doing, and if you're miserable with your side hustle, then it's not likely that you'll pour much passion into it.
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Here's Sling TV succeeding at being clear: Fitbit also nails it: ESPN, meanwhile, just sticks with the default notification, and that was enough to set off alarms for Nilay.
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This is a soundtrack I always find myself turning to for my radio show, because it is just so good, and the film is one that sticks with you.
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After an interview with Trump last week, reporter Michael Wolff wrote for the Hollywood Reporter that Trump simply sticks with what he knows: talking about himself and attacking the media.
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They will also be anxious to see to what extent he sticks with or changes the policies of his uncle in a kingdom where ultimate power lies with the king.
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Apple changed its App Store logo back in August from a paintbrush, pencil, and a ruler, to three sticks with rounded ends that overlap each other to form a triangle.
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Though Clarida suggested the result of the policy review, expected to be complete by the first half of 2020, it could be that the Fed sticks with its current policy.
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Starting at €1,999 / £1,749, the Blade offers Nvidia's new "VR Ready" GTX 1060 GPU, but sticks with the older sixth-generation Skylake Core i7 processor, along with 16GB of RAM.
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One reason The Pacific sticks with me is how radically it departs from the "good war" narrative of the other Spielberg productions and re-examines the conflict from another perspective.
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Young passengers also get to pick from a children's menu with more than a dozen items, like a burger with fries, fish sticks with diced vegetables and pancakes with sausage.
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Mr. Opper makes body mist, bath soap and 543 other products from the lavender he grows, and he sticks with the folkloric wisdom that dates back to Pliny the Elder.
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The real issue here, sadly, is that what so many of us loved about that fourth quarter is bound to backfire someday if the league sticks with this new format.
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The restoration sticks with the original script, even though there are things in it, such as the equating of Protestant, Catholic and Jewish victims, that would be framed differently now.
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It doesn't envelope you completely, but it sticks with you -- for better or for worse -- no matter how you try to perfume it with another country's cherry-picked amiable traits.
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I think it was a good simple design that sticks with the image she's created for herself, and I like when artists stick to a thesis statement that they've created.
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The 45-year-old network sticks with what works: maintaining a rotating library of feature film offerings and mostly focusing on producing high-quality content for its big Sunday night audience.
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The negative feeling sticks with you, and every time you have to give a talk, you're faced with a crippling sense of anxious dread, triggered by the thought of repeat failure.
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And it's possible the large Democratic field will leave Sanders standing alone at the end, if Democrats are divided among a number of candidates and a core group sticks with him.
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"People will tell her, you're missing out on college scholarships" and may also suggest that she is hurting both her body and possibly male opponents' egos if she sticks with hardball.
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She sticks with speaking and press appearances and relegates her business to her handlers — the team of men who pop out of nowhere to surround any woman with a good idea.
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If the university sticks with hot up-and-coming coaches like Sumlin and Herman, it will risk seeing them depart as soon as they have a few good seasons at Houston.
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We used garbage cans for goals, a roll of electrical tape for a puck, and wooden sticks with the blades worn down by the pavement to the width of paint stirrers.
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A lot of people do a lot of good things for other people, and it's like a flash in the pan, where if it's something negative it sticks with you forever.
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Central to the party debate will be whether it sticks with its policy of calling for an end to use of the euro currency and a return to the French franc.
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I dearly hope Delaware North loses, but I also hope that the National Park Service sticks with the new names, however ridiculous — and, while they're at it, changes dozens of others.
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It's 2016, virtually every sex act imaginable has been rendered in art countless times, yet you still occasionally see something so irrepressibly hot and unctuously erotic that it sticks with you.
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Be right back, going to pen some fan-fic where Mae Welland takes a string of handsome and capable lovers and only sticks with Newland for the 19th century societal perks.
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Since the alternative — not having a headphone jack — doesn't really have any tangible advantages for the end user, I really hope Samsung sticks with it for at least a few more years.
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Fighting tears back herself, the 27-year old comedian and Daily Show vet gave a moving speech about her childhood and one lesson she learned from her mother that sticks with her.
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She confessed to pinching girls in several households and riding through the night on sticks with Good and Osborne, and even described the existence of a malevolent coven of witches in Boston.
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"A lot of what sticks with you with Desmond Tutu when you're interviewing him is his laugh, his infectious sense of humor, his ability to make a joke of things," says Curnow.
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You know, one thing you said, Joe diGenova, that still sticks with me, because so many in my family -- my mom was a prison guard, my dad worked in family court probation.
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Its heroine is employed by a scientist named Frans Balder (Stephen Merchant, who, as ever, sticks with his West Country accent) to steal a computer program he wrote for the American government.
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Regardless of whether a saver chooses Wealthfront or Betterment or sticks with an online bank like Ally, Goldberg says there's no reason not to be benefiting from a high yield savings account.
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Part of Craft's job will be defending the U.S. decision to pull out of the Paris Climate Change Accord while Canada sticks with the deal to fight against human-caused climate change.
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This could range from a proper one-piece to a tuxedo or just a matching top and trouser — as long as it sticks with a cohesive theme, Etsy clarified in its report.
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It'll be interesting to see how long Atkinson sticks with them, particularly after Rondae Hollis-Jefferson and Caris LeVert are both 100 percent and able to play without a minutes restriction. 4.
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Meet Donut Fries, which transform those beloved spherical pastries, doughnuts, into a bag of sugar-sweet sticks with the portability of french fries, the ideal junk food for life on the run.
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Why it matters: If Trump sticks with his proposals, it'll set up a huge clash between his dealmaking and Republican desires not to cave on one of the party's most defining issues.
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"For the Birds" sticks with Kathy for more than five years, documenting the personal and legal consequences of Kathy's passion, observing her fowl obsession with equal parts curiosity, care and guilty revulsion.
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"What I've found sticks with people seeking to be less preoccupied with something that was once very important to them is intentional grieving," said Amanda Luterman, a clinical psychotherapist specializing in sexuality.
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"The SS walked around with whips, with sticks, with steel bars, you know; they would beat you for any reason," Mr. Shine told the Bay Area Holocaust Oral History Project in 19913.
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But the mess he made, and the way his own personal failings drove him to professional failures as he was egged on by those around him, is something that sticks with you.
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Read: She uses heat to improve curl after applying mascara by warming two small wooden sticks with a lighter before allowing them to cool down and running them over the fresh mascara.
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But if he has elected to take this vow of silence about the president, then certainly I hope that he sticks with it throughout the entirety of President Trump's time in office.
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Maybe it sticks with me because it was one of the first times I learned that in American cinema, it was possible to be both fully black and fully consumed in love.
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But good horror — the kind that gets in under the skin and really sticks with you over time — usually has a psychological element, some kind of hook that plays to real, personal fears.
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Overall, it sticks with the uncluttered, flat design that Amazon's gone with from the start, but with a sleeker UI that requires fewer button presses—especially useful given how much most Kindles lag.
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For software, OnePlus sticks with its own version of Android, Oxygen OS, and because the software is in-house, OnePlus has made several optimizations across the OS to make the phone feel faster.
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The news, picked up by BGR, implies that the big Apple announcement will come earlier that week, if Apple sticks with its typical schedule of reveal, pre-order, and then in-store availability.
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One of the ones that sticks with me most is the one I discovered most recently — the star glimpsed behind the scenes in the concert doc Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars.
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The team that went on to lift the Jules Rimet that year featured Gianluigi Buffon betweens the sticks, with an impenetrable defensive pairing of Fabio Cannavaro and Marco Materazzi in front of him.
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"You know what, I'll tell you this — if anyone has has suffered from acne vulgaris the way I did, you'll know that that sticks with you," the Daily Show host told PEOPLE Now.
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TCJA created very byzantine carrots and sticks with names like "GILTI" and "BEAT" to try to temper the movement of income and jobs due to exempting much foreign-sourced earnings from U.S. tax.
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HONG KONG — Sixtus Leung sees no hope for Hong Kong if it sticks with its current political system, which has governed it since the former British colony reverted to Chinese rule in 1997.
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That means you should expect big new changes to the software that powers your iPad and iPhone, which I suspect will be called iOS 12 if Apple sticks with its traditional naming scheme.
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In particular, Nintendo has managed to make the case much thinner by covering the analog sticks with two slightly raised bumps rather than allowing them to balloon the dimensions of the entire case.
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One memory of Dr. Tam sticks with Dr. Iyad Baker, who supervised her as program director during her residency: The family of a patient called after a visit to talk about her work.
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You can still get other budget sticks with comparable performance, but Corsair is hoping that its brand name and the unique Capellix LEDs will be compelling enough to justify the slight premium it's charging.
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If health care remains at an impasse, congressional observers will be on the lookout to see whether McConnell sticks with plan and keeps senators in town for votes on issues other than health care.
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Rather it was an endless series of raids and horse-stealing in which young men showed how cunning, noble and resourceful they were, decorating their coup sticks with beads and feathers to prove it.
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Supervisors Katy Tang and Ahsha Safai plan to unveil legislation that would stop restaurants, bars and coffee shops from handing out plastic straws, stirrers or cocktail sticks with beverages, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
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In any situation, your potential for success vastly increases if find someone who can teach you in a way you understand – give you the advice you need in a way that sticks with you.
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The turnaround between her blatant ignorance and acceptance is a bit quick and, sadly, unrealistic, but it sticks with the show's intent of bringing a serious issue to an accessible 30-minute comedic platform.
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Even if Holt sticks with Mr. O'Reilly, sales of his books will almost certainly decline without the benefit of his position at Fox, which he used to promote his books to millions of viewers.
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The entire Shining challenge in the OASIS played with the reasons why that movie sticks with viewers, rather than just making a "Here's Johnny!" joke or showing the twins and then cutting to something else.
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Scott Glaser stands at the front of the pilot ready room at the Mojave Air and Space Port in California, holding two sticks with plastic airplane models at the ends, one red and one blue.
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The $4.25 "My Girlfriend is Not Hungry" add-on is for customers who don't want to share their fried mozzarella sticks with their dinner companions or whatever, but who do want to order for them.
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In this case, the camera sticks with Jon Snow as he draws his sword like a hero prepared to face down the whole blockade himself, only to be quickly lost in the slo-mo carnage.
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Phantom Doctrine sticks with the cold war theme, transports you back to 60s, and totally does away with to-hit chance—secret agents just don't miss, and you better figure out how to win anyway.
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If he sticks with Korver, he places the other the defender in the unenviable position of trying to chase James around the screen, which in turn risks allowing James an open lane to the basket.
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And as an adult, it continued to mean so much to me, and that's pretty rare to find music that changes your whole way of thinking as a teenager and sticks with you through adulthood.
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The Senate bill sticks with seven brackets of 22025 percent, 12 percent, 22.5 percent, 25 percent, 32.5 percent and 35 percent but lowers the top rate to 38.5 percent for high-income individuals and couples.
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The Senate bill sticks with seven brackets of 223 percent, 217.4 percent, 212.5 percent, 113 percent, 211 percent and 25.5 percent but lowers the top rate to 22025 percent for high-income individuals and couples.
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The Senate bill sticks with seven brackets of 211 percent, 25.5 percent, 22025 percent, 24 percent, 32 percent and 35 percent but lowers the top rate to 38.5 percent for high income individuals and couples.
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Chastain has space to craft a fully developed character whose journey takes her to some unexpected emotional places, and Muschietti finds a single dark fairy tale tone and sticks with it from beginning to end.
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This isn't what any Pistons fan wants to hear, but it's about time Casey sticks with his sophomore and turns a blind eye to all the frustrating tendencies that frequently upset him and his staff.
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Consider it instead a vintage valentine to those movies wherein a naïve girl from the sticks with big dreams and a nice pair of gams finds herself thrust center stage, tapping her way to instant celebrity.
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There's often a lot of pressure on new designers to "youthify" older brands, but here's hoping that Mr. Gordon — who presented his boss with a giant bouquet of red roses during her bow — sticks with it.
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It doesn't have the more compact dimensions or interchangeable covers of the new Echo also released this fall, but sticks with the tall, slender cylindrical design that many have come to associate with the Alexa virtual assistant.
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Mom and Dad will stop at nothing to buy gifts Maximize your holiday shopping with rewards cards Kohl's sticks with Thanksgiving Day opening (Update: This story has been updated to add information on Kmart's holiday layaway program.)
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If Apple sticks with the pre-order timing it did in 2016, it looks likely that you'll be able to get the phone just over two days after the September 12 event, beginning at 3:01 a.m.
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Girl Scout developmental psychologist Dr. Andrea Bastiani Archibald explained that what children learn from a young age sticks with them, which is why it's so important to teach girls that they're in charge of their own bodies.
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But but but: In an email to Axios, Deaton sticks with his theory: The difference comes when you study a long time frame — starting in the 1970s — and not the shorter period since 1999 that Ruhm examined.
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Kids would write and send in the cutest renditions of their characters, but there's one letter that still sticks with me and chokes me up: It was from someone who became quadriplegic in his teens or twenties.
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Perhaps Trump sticks with him for some complex emotional reason: because Flynn was an early supporter, they share similar foreign policy views, Trump loves men in uniform, or because Flynn was fired by Obama, whom Trump hates.
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The company is still considering multiple formats, though the idea is that consumers can sample the IQOS device and heat sticks with the help of trained salespeople and buy the device or opt for a trial period.
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"What sticks with me is just down the stretch, I've got the ball in my hands and I've got to hit more shots," he told reporters after a couple of key misses during the stretch run Friday.
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She says the family is offering its full support, but they've been down this road before, and they know it's no sure thing Bam sticks with rehab, or remains on the right path once he gets out.
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At the first rehearsal, Sebastian once again finds his artistry debased by popular musical influences—the band features, God forbid, an electric guitar—but he sticks with it, thinking that Mia wants him to have steady work.
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Mr. Wrousis was on foot and carrying a plastic bag containing two crossbows loaded with arrows and two sticks with spiked tips at the time of his arrest, a prosecutor, Peter Sticher, said at a news conference.
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If anyone ever gave me the choice, I would rather eat sushi with Katy Perry than dine on fish sticks with my blue-collar uncles (I'm not an elitist; my uncles would also choose Katy Perry over me).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's former Brexit minister David Davis said on Tuesday that the ruling Conservative Party will face dire consequences at the next election if it sticks with Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plans, the Sun newspaper reported.
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But increasingly the market was also the source of its own creations, spinning up new takes on hoverboards, drones, and selfie sticks with unique modifications that might just prove to be the next big seller around the globe.
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As long as ABC sticks with its formula of finalists and fan favorites going to the front of the line to lead the following season, the contestants will continue to wield the most power over casting this franchise.
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The medium doesn't jibe with unresolvable issues, like holiday malaise or the meaning of life, and even if A Charlie Brown Christmas has a happy ending, what sticks with you is its sense of a very gray December.
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Getting Trump on board with an idea and then ensuring he sticks with his position has been a herculean lift on health care, tax reform and even a key government spying program like the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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If a worker sticks with their own automatic contributions, which start at just 4% of pay, their savings over the course of a career would grow to more than $600,000 by retirement, according to the think tank Third Way.
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Well, that's up to the songwriter and the listener — music is personal, and what sticks with one person might soon be forgettable to another, but we think you'll agree that these have a way of perking one's ears up.
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But at a time when the United States is seeing an average of one mass shooting per day, it may be the cultural history of guns, not the economic history of their production, that sticks with the modern reader.
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A variation on a moment that sticks with a lot of kids, Schneider mistakenly walked into a theater playing David Lynch's The Elephant Man after using the washroom, while his family and friends saw Disney's Song of the South.
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The Holiday is a little flimsier than It's Complicated, but it sticks with me because of its two fantastic protagonists (played by Cameron Diaz and Kate Winslet), two great houses, two romantic leads, and one very adorable old man.
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The latest draft communique sticks with language about the Paris climate accord being "irreversible" but removes a reference from an earlier version to a "global approach" that some countries felt could suggest there was a parallel track to Paris.
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What sticks with the viewer are brief, furtive shots of Johnson's mother wandering her family's sheep ranch, in Wyoming, and, later, a scene when her mother brushes Johnson's hair, recognizing her, tenuously, as someone to whom tenderness is due.
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So if he sticks with the scope and he looks at the scope of this, that&aposs what he&aposs going to -- HANNITY: The criminal referral will come with the report or post report like in the case of Andrew McCabe.
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The Fat Jersey Sandwich, for instance, consists of cheesesteaks, chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks and french fries on a roll with honey mustard, and the Fat Cow has macaroni and cheese, bacon, french fries and mozzarella sticks with buffalo ranch dressing.
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For arcade purists, here are the nitty-gritty details, courtesy Capcom: Featuring a pair of competition class Sanwa JLF-TP-8YT sticks with 8-way GT-Y directional gates and OBSF buttons for the finest precision, response times and durability.
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"Michael took me under his wing and ... said: 'look you're so young, you've got so much ahead of you, don't sweat it' and that still sticks with me 'till today," he told Reuters in a brief interview after the news conference.
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Everything Apple Announced TodayApple just wrapped up its special media event in California, where it launched the iPhone 7 and…Read more ReadFor the first time ever, the new iPhone sticks with a mostly familiar design for a third year running.
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Even now, as he fades in the rearview mirror of his project, he sticks with me — a president who seems to have done fairly well considering the circumstances of his presidency, and yet lost in the glare of more flashy leaders.
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Whether one sticks with Greenberger or returns to Reeves's more thoroughgoing account, Arthur's story attains a sudden, wild velocity from the moment he arrives with Conkling, "striding arm in arm" (same phrase, both books), at the Republicans' June, 1880, Chicago Convention.
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Still, as one administration official told me on Tuesday, it remains highly unlikely that Trump sticks with the current Fed chair for one main reason: Former President Barack Obama, who nominated Yellen as the first female Fed chair in 2013.
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They should be the dominant upshot of any significant increment of news coverage and analysis—the thing that reaches and sticks with casual news consumers, in the same way that even musical dilettantes can hum the leitmotif of Beethoven's fifth symphony.
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He sticks with him through one screen, and then turns his head for a split second to check in on the rest of the offensive play—just enough time for Redick to run off another screen and get an open look.
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I'd picked it up because "love story" was right there in the title — I'm a simple woman — but nine years later it's the near-future that sticks with me, because at the time, I didn't see how close it was.
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But it's because of the terrific and moving story, magically articulated through ever-changing means of interaction, that one sticks with it—not just because its credits will roll sooner than you'll get Tethu some new threads in Ever Oasis.
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Conservative Solutions PAC, the outside group backing Marco Rubio Reach: Aired in Florida, Idaho, Kansas, Michigan, and Mississippi Impact: This unexceptional attack ad sticks with the familiar talking points about Marco Rubio being the foreign-policy expert and Donald Trump knowing nothing.
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"I figure there's going to be some sort of correction that sticks with the market soon," said Carl Larry, principal consultant at Frost & Sullivan, adding he believes the market is too confident in OPEC's ability to stick with its agreed-upon cuts.
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"I didn't hate my skin or want to look like someone else but at times I struggled with being so incredibly pale, and whenever I had a tan people would comment and say I looked good — that stuff sticks with you," Pace said.
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MacRumors reports that the database identified Apple's new iPad in February, a month before its March launch, so it's possible these new phones will be announced at WWDC if the database sticks with its close timeline, but that would be unusual for Apple.
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Castle Rock and Sharp Objects may ultimately be headed in very different directions, particularly if the latter sticks with Gillian Flynn's storyline and comes to a clean conclusion, while Castle Rock has the potential to sprawl out like any open-ended series.
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Force yourself to muster some confidence about it and do the exact thing right now for which your career will be known in movie history: be the person who makes the tough decisions and sticks with them and makes the unlikely things succeed.
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Grater If you don't have a food processor, which I didn't own for years, my favorite way to get butter into the right size chunks is by grating frozen sticks with a cheese grater, a method I first discovered through Cook's Illustrated.
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The plot of this novel has "poor little rich kid" vibes, but there's no denying that Patchett is a master storyteller, making only necessary observations, nailing dialogue, and stoking empathy in her flawed characters, whom she skillfully sticks with as they age.
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" Partly because getting to ride in a plane at all still feels like a privilege, "Shark Tank" star Barbara Corcoran sticks with economy class when it comes to flying: "I'll never spend money on a business class or a first class ticket.
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It also sticks with homes that range in value from $100,000 to $600,000, which apparently covers 90 percent of homes in the U.S. Not last, Opendoor says it inspects all homes after its online offer is made but before it writes a seller a check.
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The memory sticks with you, and whether you like to openly admit it or not (hey, some people just enjoy bragging about a bargain more than others), we all know how good it feels to know you saved some money on something really great.
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Even when watched it in all its 80s corniness today, this campy bit of an ending sticks with you, even when the movie leads you to believe that the real terror comes from Angela being a male all along, rather than a murderous killer.
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Donald Trump&aposs Attacks On Media Taking A Toll On Broadcasters, WGA East Survey Finds George Takei Compares His Internment To Trump Policy: "We Were Not Pulled Screaming From Our Mothers&apos Arms" Laura Ingraham Concedes Detention Centers As "Summer Camps" Comparison, Sticks With "Boarding Schools"
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Alongside recent tests of advanced Instagram analytics and instant Promote ads for Stories, Facebook wants to build a deeper relationship with small businesses so this long tail of advertisers sticks with it as sharing and marketing shift from the News Feed toward Stories and private messaging.
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The crazy thing is that as Apple and Google's cloud services are getting more sand-boxed, it's becoming more and more likely that these first devices could determine what operating system a kid sticks with once they have more of a say in what smartphone they're getting.
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Alissa: There's Armie Hammer dancing in the town square, of course, but the scene that sticks with me — one of the great scenes in contemporary cinema, in my opinion — is when Elio, Oliver, and Elio's father go to see the sculptures brought up from the clear water.
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Even this Microsoft Paint Sonic is acceptable, because it commits to a style and sticks with it: The new Sonic the Hedgehog movies is set to be released in November 2019, giving us a whole year to consider what a CGI Sonic might look like alongside humans.
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"There are two alternatives on the table, one that minister Stanek will be dismissed and the (Social Democrat) leadership sticks with the nomination of Michal Smarda, or the leadership decides that our ministers will submit their resignations and our government role will be over," Hamacek told reporters.
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A Netflix exclusive, 13th is the definition of activist filmmaking and an instant paragon of the form: It uses a savvy combination of talking-head interviews, archival footage, and onscreen text to weave a clear, compelling argument that sticks with you long after the film has ended.
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Its churn rate 'doesn't pass the smell test'Through dividing 1 by the churn rate, you can get a rough estimate of how long the average customer sticks with the service before canceling, said Daniel McCarthy, an associate professor of marketing at Emory University's Goizueta Business School.
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Whereas first lady Michelle Obama tended to opt for up-and-coming designers with a mix of affordable pieces in fun colors as a way to message her approachable, down-to-earth personality, Melania sticks with couture European designers in silhouettes that accentuate her former-model figure.
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Coming as a surprise to no one who eagerly scanned the countless leaks, today Apple revealed the fourth generation Apple Watch which sticks with the wearable's square-faced, minimalist form factor, but improves how much info can be squeezed on that tiny display, and the watch's health-tracking capabilities.
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One potential early clue into the new president's thinking: whether or not commander-in-chief Trump sticks with the Pentagon's current plan to have about 4,500 troops, along with hundreds of tanks, armored vehicles, and other pieces of military equipment on the ground in Eastern Europe by next February.
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European Commission officials reject this and the EU wants to bolster its own capital market without Britain, which will only get access if it sticks with rules that are "equivalent" or aligned with those in the bloc, meaning London's room for rowing back on rules could be limited.
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Back at camp, as is customary, the frog was positioned in an undignified "X" shape, with its limbs tied to sticks with string, and tapped on the head, releasing the poison on its back, which is then scraped off before the frog is returned to the jungle, completely unharmed.
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"-House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady (R-Texas), who quipped that if he sticks with a fitness regimen, "I'll look like Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE.
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The overall theme will be comfort food with a nutritious spin: cabbage rolls stuffed with turkey and cauliflower rice (a nod to his Polish heritage), and TV-dinner-inspired trays, like macadamia-crusted fish sticks with maple parsnip mash, that fit into the low-carb ketosis diet. (Mr.
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What sticks with me most, though, is the pervasive Swiss sense of hospitality and human kindness, from Lucerne passers-by, fellow tourists and good people like Mr. Meier — all of whom went out of their way to help a solo traveler avert disaster and feel a little less alone.
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Whereas the Galaxy Z Flip took on a new form factor with its flip phone or "clamshell" design, the Mate Xs sticks with a style more akin to Samsung's first folding device, the Galaxy Fold, the main difference being that the latter opens and closes more like a book.
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I am sure I heard numerous Prince tracks before I remember actually seeing him, but his visage—the pointed use of the color purple like a nod to his ascending state of royalty, the ruffles adorning his shirt collar, his perfectly applied use of eyeliner—is what sticks with me most.
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Unlike many of the classic ice cream bars on wooden sticks, with their thick, armorlike chocolate layers that crack apart in giant pieces and slide to the ground, Klondike (no stick) has mastered a fine, delicate outer layer that almost seems to shatter against your teeth and cling to the filling.
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The core Street Fighter experience has been superseded several times since this iteration—with Street Fighter V out there, playable using a range of fight sticks, with super fluid movement and comprehensive frame data analysis, Nobody who lives for these games, for this series, is going to approach this with anything more than casual interest.
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We are able to remember information we learned (we don't have to re-learn the language we learned as infants), we learn how to walk, and we also learn important information about the world that sticks with us for a lifetime (for instance, we learn whether our needs will be met or if those around us will abuse us).
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While Kendall Jenner sticks with casual tees and denim and Bella Hadid prefers bodysuits and sneakers for sporting events, the "Anaconda" rapper, 35, went for a much more revealing look at Tuesday night's Los Angeles Lakers game in L.A The Lakers may have lost to the Houston Rockets by 6 points, but Minaj's look won the night.
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After mass, I drop her off at my aunt's and head over to my parents where I'm eagerly greeted at the door by our pup, K. My stomach was grumbling like crazy during mass so after giving K. some love, I scrounge around for food, settling on carrot sticks with hummus and a few handfuls of peanut butter pretzels.
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Right, there's so many ways to play with this, but I'll ... If you go to any company and you ask five really successful people in that company about something that they did at work that they're proud of, that was meaningful, that sticks with them, that's going to matter in their career, always the answer is going to be something hard.
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If Trump sticks with his campaign spending promises but decides to make a bigger push to rein in the deficit, more cuts could be in store for programs such as food assistance for the poor, college Pell Grants for the poor and some income assistance for poor senior citizens, said Sharon Parrott, senior fellow at the Center of Budget and Policy Priorities.
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If Trump sticks with his campaign spending promises but decides to make a bigger push to rein in the deficit, more cuts could be in store for programs such as food assistance for the poor, college Pell Grants for the poor, and some income assistance for poor senior citizens, said Sharon Parrott, senior fellow at the Center of Budget and Policy Priorities.
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On border security, the plan sticks with many of the administration's aims to which Democrats have objected, such as overturning the prohibition on holding child migrants in custody for no more than 20 days, deporting unaccompanied minors back to their home countries, having some asylum-seekers remain in their home countries while their requests are processed and, of course, building the wall.
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With the Live TV upgrade, if you have a USB tuner like the WinTV USB tuner form Hauppauge, you can now grab over-the-air TV signals and and record up to two shows at once directly to your Shield, a NAS or any hardwired hard drives and USB sticks, with the only limits on storage being the constraints of your available storage space.
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However, 25 years later, what really sticks with me in terms of tools I've learned for a living is basically the sheer perseverance that you need to be entirely alone for eight hours, nine hours, or ten hours, in the cutting block, planting one tree after another (because you're paid per tree so if you're not working you're not making any money) plus there's nowhere to go—you get dropped off for the day.
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But such traditional foods would be a hard sell in a club, so Naho sticks with her Japanese-accented concoctions like kurosu-buta and yude-tamago sando, a sandwich of pork marinated in black vinegar, boiled egg, and lettuce; a toasted panini filled with karanikumiso and cheddar; and zunda muffins, small cakes flavored with a bright green sweet paste made from edamame beans, a specialty of Japan's Tohoku region, which pairs fantastically with Aoyama Hachi's shiso-infused shochu.
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Given that Spider-Man: Far From Home is a Sony film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, rather than the usual Disney film (because Sony currently holds the film development rights to Spider-Man and his rogues' gallery), it's natural enough to wonder whether Far From Home sticks with the by-now-standard Disney MCU pattern of adding extra scenes in or after the credits to tease the next film in a series, or pay off plot points from earlier in the movie.
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