Today, the rise of partisan media outlets has supplemented conservative talk radio and in turn has been supplemented by the internet's ability to spread dubious news.
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He supplemented his initial response to include the "withdrawn" judgeship.
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Weight loss is best supplemented and sustained by increasing activity.
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Sometimes chemical imbalances in the brain need to be supplemented.
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Rent can be supplemented with work in the communal garden.
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He supplemented his pension by playing violin on the street.
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"B12 must be supplemented in the vegan diet," Palmer said.
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That was supplemented by other discussions with congressional leaders. Sen.
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Living standards were maintained only because increased credit supplemented deteriorating incomes.
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It's just gonna be supplemented by all of these other channels.
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Daly supplemented her glorious open letter with the following photo evidence.
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This diet was supplemented with vitamin C and D replacement therapy.
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Blackstone supplemented its equity in Refinitiv with warrants and preferred shares.
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In winter, their diet is supplemented with corn silage and hay.
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The data comes from country health systems and will be supplemented.
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She and her brother Karl supplemented these with science-fiction magazines.
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The talking-head footage is supplemented with Islamic State propaganda videos.
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I later supplemented those selections with additional ones, to add variety.
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He supplemented his initial response on Wednesday to include the "withdrawn" judgeship.
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She also confirmed that no additional memos have supplemented it since then.
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The whole body was tattooed at once, and it was rarely supplemented.
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And those criminal economies of scale are sometimes supplemented by psychological dangers.
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He, too, has supplemented his Senate salary with income from writing books.
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But he supplemented the schoolhouse learning by reading the family Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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They were carefully coordinated with Europe, and supplemented by the U.S. Congress.
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The cast is supplemented by Netflix stars Britt Baron and Karamo Brown.
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These measures will continue in 2018, supplemented by the introduction of VAT.
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She graduated in 2016 and supplemented her scholarship with skate tournament winnings.
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He supplemented that with surveys from the BBC and the Pew Research Center.
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Uber supplemented the data it collected with other information purchased from data brokers.
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He has since supplemented the oldest vines with several additional pinot noir vineyards.
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As "Zurich" conveys, mustn't all our seeing be informed and supplemented by research?
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They supplemented their base salaries of about $64,000 by moonlighting at the hospital.
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Social Security should be supplemented by retirement accounts geared to deliver retirement income.
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Here we go: The video game single-player campaign isn't dead; it's supplemented.
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This is supplemented by NGOs, who spend thousands of dollars helping each refugee.
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Then the machinery of wide release was supplemented by a new technology, VHS.
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I am team humans (supplemented by bots), always, when it comes to translations.
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The constitutional changes were supplemented by legislation expanding the scope of Fidesz's authority.
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This output is supplemented by separate, large cisterns to capture rainwater for drinking.
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But no witnesses supplemented accounts of their amazement with descriptions of his procedures.
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Both systems can be supplemented with diacritical marks that modify pronunciation and meaning.
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Lee supplemented Roberts' hair with Great Length Extensions to add length and fullness.
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It is likely to be supplemented by a political plan later this fall.
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It said the firm's organic growth could be supplemented by acquisitions in the future.
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What it did do, supplemented by social media, was allow vitriol to be communicated.
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It's not supplemented in any way and is hosted on eMusic cloud (TriPlay's cloud).
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Wages are supplemented by the government, which gives each resident 9,000 patacas every year.
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The Fender FXA7s haven't replaced any of my headphones, but they've supplemented them nicely.
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" It's supplemented by the sub-headline, "Looking for LOLs wherever we can get them.
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Cockrell has supplemented her conscious eating habits with cardio a few times a week.
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That was supplemented by American intelligence, including satellite imagery, signals intelligence and human assets.
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The marathons will be supplemented with movies, concerts and music videos from MTV's past.
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Both Social Security and Medicare, however, were designed to be supplemented by other sources.
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Revolver availability was supplemented with $25 million in cash at the end of 2Q17.
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On Borikén, the Taínos originally cultivated pineapples, cassava and sweet potatoes, supplemented by seafood.
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Ms. Blue's forthright, full-bodied soprano is supplemented by a presence that radiates wit.
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The publication is simple: 10 pages of dense text supplemented with the occasional chart.
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Traditional corporate governance principles are needed, but they must be supplemented with additional practices.
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He supplemented the prison chapel's electronic organ with two of his own Korg synthesizers.
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Food was a ration of bread once a day, sometimes supplemented by thin gruel.
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His early education was supplemented by his time in Hans Hofmann's famous studio classes.
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I supplemented my gym classes with long walks and choreography rehearsals for the show.
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The revolver availability was supplemented with $103 million in cash at the end of 2Q17.
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Their remarks will be supplemented by a series of slides appearing on the company website.
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So surrogates have to stay on those supplemented hormones until the placenta can handle things.
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The company supplemented its official statement with a series of tweets from its Twitter account.
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The revolver availability was supplemented with $7503 million in cash at the end of 3Q16.
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There are other issues about zinc and vitamin B12, which would have to be supplemented.
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But ideally that sourcing can be supplemented by documents, photos, videos, or other hard evidence.
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The quantitative information was supplemented with data from our three official Disruptor 50 data partners.
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That's supplemented by 4GB of RAM, as does a Adreno 530 chip for graphics processing.
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The local government supplemented this with massive infusions of cash, which eventually drained our coffers.
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Morazan supplemented typical Western medicine with shamanistic treatments from Korea, and Central and South America.
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Any leftover liquid can, sensibly, be supplemented with additional broth and a handful of noodles.
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The revolver availability was supplemented with $61 million in cash at the end of 3Q16.
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Full disclosure — this year we supplemented our prior years' YC data with publicly available data.
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Morazan supplemented typical Western medicine with shamanistic treatments from Korea, and Central and South America.
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Gauri Lankesh Patrike ran on subscriptions and newsstand sales, supplemented by a book-publishing sideline.
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The country's system is made up of a state pension supplemented with mandatory occupational plans.
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He supplemented the roster by spending and trading away highly regarded prospects for proven stars.
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At the prestigious Alborz School, Armajani supplemented his study of Persian literature with western philosophy.
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The North Koreans are believed to have supplemented the forging program with other illicit efforts.
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A $40 million debt financing from Pacific Western Bank supplemented the $53 million in equity.
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The officials said the A.T.F. supplemented its travel budget with money from the management account.
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These jobs, even for the supposedly successful, are supplemented by some gig work back home.
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The love I had for that world and those characters supplemented those difficult, memorable choices.
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Recently, "big data" analytics have supplemented surveys to develop microtargeting strategies for particular baskets of voters.
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Ashtead has said it would continue with its strategy of growing organically, supplemented by small acquisitions.
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This is supplemented with excellent HDR integration that combines to create a bright and natural picture.
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What's left are stories reprinted from wire services such as Reuters, supplemented by some original reporting.
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That's supplemented by those 10 million simulated miles and the 20,000 structured tests run on Castle.
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It tasted like chocolate milk that had been whisked and supplemented with a pint of vodka.
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To win hearts, minds and dollars, it supplemented official statements with fuller and franker private conversations.
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The program supplemented the income of his staff, it said, lifting pressure off Clinton-linked entities.
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It would be supplemented by $467 million in cheap credits from development banks, the ministry added.
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It is lovely and weird, the familiar custard supplemented with a flavor that is unmistakably animal.
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Stidham's parents supplemented their income and spread their beliefs by hosting "femininity forums" around Los Angeles.
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Progress on the deal will be supplemented by the easing of travel restrictions between African nations.
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By 2014, the number was nine million (supplemented by 3.6 million guns imported into the country).
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And the menu, supplemented with specials, is far more interesting than it seemed at first glance.
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The poll was supplemented with a phone poll of 256 adults during the same time period.
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In my community, "red juice drink" replaces bottled water supplemented with electrolytes at the checkout lines.
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Relationships are to be made in person, supplemented by the internet, not the other way around.
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He supplemented his "meals" with three cups of coffee, each sweetened with six packs of Splenda.
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The ideal system is an integrated network of a strong V.A. supplemented by the private sector.
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Two of those women, Kim Clijsters and Amélie Mauresmo, later supplemented their résumés with major wins.
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Individual trades see the prospectus supplemented with series level documentation, for faster approvals when listing securities.
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Dr. Blackburn advocated a diet of lean meat, fish and fowl supplemented by vitamins and minerals.
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The RNC's webpage will be supplemented by a six-figure digital ad buy, ABC News reported.
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It needs to be supplemented by improving governability in Syria, a place with much ungoverned territory.
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It's also possible these services could expand or be supplemented with other offers during the holiday period.
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Despite these competitive pressures, the company has consistently generated double-digit organic growth supplemented with targeted acquisitions.
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HTC has also supplemented these headsets with a tracking accessory that can be used in custom controllers.
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The Trace/BuzzFeed News analysis of Baltimore Police Department data, supplemented by Google Maps for address geocoding.
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She already had a regular florist business, which she supplemented by working at a medical marijuana dispensary.
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"Our focus on future labor has to also be supplemented by investing in present workers," Bullock said.
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Some past research has supplemented participants' descriptions with facial analysis, though that too is far from exact.
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For many of them, refereeing is only a part-time job, supplemented by another gig or two.
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Medicare is a great program but often must be supplemented by a private Medigap plan or Medicaid.
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Their stories were supplemented by art installations by Michael Matchen and a dance performance by Dunn himself.
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In Silicon Valley we have industry-specific news sites like TechCrunch supplemented by Hacker News and others.
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Mr Assad has supplemented his forces with fighters from the Lebanese militia Hizbullah, foreign paramilitaries and thugs.
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They were supplemented by former pros like former U.S. women's national team member Lori Lindsey and Jones.
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It's the perfect balance of power, performance, and portability, and it can be supplemented with a keyboard.
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They supplemented each other's nature, and they fully recognized that they were a necessity of each other.
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And, researchers are interested in whether diets can be supplemented with microbes in order to fight infection.
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However, as many have pointed to, literacy exists on a spectrum and can be supplemented by graphics.
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Chamley-Watson has also supplemented classic sponsorships such as Nike with modeling for Rochambeau and Ralph Lauren.
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Melissa has supplemented her income with sponsorships for hair products, makeup products, curling irons, and lifestyle apps.
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These accounts are supplemented by numerous oral histories, declassified documents and exhaustive research at the National Archives.
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I supplemented with YouTube videos and charts I tracked down online, as I suspect many readers will.
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The Chicago program supplemented federal housing subsidies to help patients with chronic health problems afford stable housing.
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What this meant is that bank deposits supplemented currency as the core source of Federal Reserve funding.
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In Japan, the soundtrack would come from a benshi — a performer who explained and supplemented the narrative.
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Germany, the defending champion, supplemented its precision with a faster tempo borrowed from the English Premier League.
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The young people in this book had ample spending money, which they supplemented with their various scams.
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She was able to exclusively breastfeed her baby for six weeks, after which time she supplemented with formula.
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Mahoney likens the mechanism to an electric bicycle: The natural movement is supplemented by an extra, powered push.
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BERKSHIRE VICE CHAIRMAN GREG ABEL SAYS BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY ENERGY IS FOCUSED ON EXPANDING TRANSMISSION PROGRAM, SUPPLEMENTED BY RENEWABLES
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Brodkin didn't earn much from comedy — only around $3,000 a year — and supplemented her income with acting gigs.
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In the Middle Ages, metal coins were supplemented by bills of exchange to make long-term trade easier.
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A lentil base has been supplemented with tomatoes, spices, and other vegetables to create an expertly balanced stew.
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Genetic modification would be supplemented by cyborg technology—indeed there may be a transition to fully inorganic intelligences.
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Mice fed a diet supplemented with resveratrol experienced a dramatic shift in the composition of their gut bacteria.
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In response, the Times compiled its own database that, while incomplete, supplemented publicly available information on subsidy payments.
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Once, we supplemented the brandy with a single $25 glass of Hans Reisetbauer's astonishing carrot eau de vie.
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" Controversial videos are supplemented with "information panels" containing "additional contextual information and links to authoritative third-party sites.
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Magway expects future project costs to be privately financed but said this could be supplemented by government grants.
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She says this is on par with her giantess fetish, and is supplemented by furry and hentai fetishes.
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Policies prohibiting solicitation of non-traditional ETFs must be supplemented by a meaningful compliance effort to enforce them.
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It belittles Hitler" was supplemented with another: "Trump got more votes from people of color than Romney did.
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If existing marsh is sparse, plants may be supplemented by planting plugs of grass during the installation process.
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"A crowd of about 50, supplemented by several Central High students, pressed closely," Mr. Dhonau was to write.
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M (for adults and mature young people) evolved into PG, which was supplemented in 1984 by PG-13.
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Those trainings are supplemented by online sources that are available, at no cost, to candidates at all levels.
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This is supplemented with market prices for energy, enabling Statkraft to match demand with supply in real time.
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Most battery generators have much fewer AC outlets, though I've often supplemented the capability with small power strips.
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We'll also establish next-generation regional resilience hubs, supplemented with $5 billion annual grants focused on rural communities.
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While we supplemented with formula in the first few days, we hoped it would be a rare occurrence.
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Relying on users to report a piece of content is the norm, supplemented by an army of outsourced administrators.
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So, they mated mice expressing different variations of the genes, feeding them both niacin-free and niacin-supplemented diets.
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It took some time for eastern photography's pragmatic orientation to be challenged, or at least supplemented, by other aims.
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This meant that when Instacart's payment and the customer tip at checkout was below $24, Instacart supplemented the difference.
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Derrida described these mediations as supplements — that which supplemented the experience of what we might typically call real life.
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Eubank also spoke with his fists, but he supplemented this with a near stream of consciousness outside the ring.
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He also credited strong product demand in China, supplemented by traction in North America, as catalyst for revenue growth.
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Most income today comes from broadcasting rights (20123%) and sponsorship deals (45%), supplemented by ticket sales and merchandising revenues.
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Classroom sessions will include high profile speakers and will be supplemented by site visits to museums in both cities.
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This can be supplemented by strengthening bilateral mechanisms of dialogue, increasing understanding of issues and finding win-win resolutions.
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He first undertook the successful launching of an animal trap factory, later supplemented with silk thread and silverware production.
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It supplemented my understanding of the movie only in that simmering plastic is probably what gross capitalism smells like.
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The whole time, he supplemented his practice by watching videos of the sport's greatest athletes and copying their techniques.
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Clinton's edge is supplemented by Priorities USA Action, which is dropping another $28503 million into battleground states this week.
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The risk is that if the deal is supplemented by heavy-duty international sanctions, Iran may just walk away.
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When it comes to discussion of the Russia investigation, the legal analysis needs to be supplemented by political analysis.
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The RNC's webpage will be supplemented by a six-figure digital ad buy, ABC News reported: http://bit.ly/21625ClmDr2900.
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Security camera footage captured the exchange, later verified and supplemented by CNN through interviews with two of the women.
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They are grouped in categories of gestural, geometric, reductive, and "eccentric" abstraction, supplemented with fabric arts, ceramics, and decoration.
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In some applications, natural aggregate can be replaced by or supplemented with recycled materials, but the possibilities are limited.
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The ride is supplemented by an audiovisual presentation that delivers a brief history about the service and its legacy.
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The Aney and Moulin de Tricot are both dominated by cabernet sauvignon, grown on gravel soils, supplemented by merlot.
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PAFA elected to keep the show up, but supplemented it with a companion display on power and gender dynamics.
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Darwin himself supplemented his erstwhile comb-over late in life, after realizing that a morning shave exacerbated his eczema.
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In Manhattan, like everybody else, he buys from Pat LaFrieda, supplemented by cuts from Master Purveyors in the Bronx.
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One set of holiday cutters supplemented by a heart, a star and a circle cutter or two will do.
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It would have to be supplemented by heroic amounts of hydrogen and synthetic natural gas from out of state.
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He was supplemented by 16 points from Wendell Carter Jr. and 13 apiece from Lauri Markkanen and Coby White.
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However, on Friday Long-Bailey said existing Labour policies needed to be supplemented with a greater focus on aspiration.
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These more general actions should be supplemented with in-depth and targeted advocacy on behalf of individual religious prisoners.
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Relying on agriculture to clean up its pollution primarily through voluntary conservation supplemented by taxpayer dollars is not working.
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Several states have supplemented the federal Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) to boost the income of low-income workers.
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She supplemented her apprenticeship with a Yale course in organic chemistry to advance her understanding of paints and solvents.
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This organized, easygoing guide to 29 vegetables offers a few cooking methods for each one, supplemented by several variations.
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This was the electronics he had learned in the Navy, supplemented by the electronics that he had taught to himself.
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An internal audit found he supplemented a $2 million salary with at least an additional $1 million in expense claims.
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Board of Education — a sweeping intervention belatedly supplemented by Congress a decade later by the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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This mostly included sparsely populated areas along the Canadian border where existing populations were supplemented by wolves from the north.
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They are upping their fees as the share of green power expands and must be expensively transmitted, capped, or supplemented.
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" She was especially struck by prevalence of food at NRA events and unhealthy American dietary habits—"hamburgers … supplemented with milkshakes.
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"This meant that when Instacart's payment and the customer tip at checkout was below $10, Instacart supplemented the difference," t.
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Waterhouse took it upon himself to organize those notes — supplemented with an education via Aaron Franklin videos — into formal recipes.
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We started with the national records and supplemented them with information obtained by former officials, whistle-blowers and local journalists.
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A review of federal court records and Justice Department documents, supplemented with news reports, paints a much more nuanced picture.
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The Trump administration supplemented those restrictions with unilateral U.S. sanctions against firms that had conducted illicit trade with the North.
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Mr. Perez supplemented that with a job bagging groceries at a C-Town supermarket, collecting tips in a small bowl.
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Free load-in is therefore supplemented by a host of other "incentives" ranging from freight rate offsets to discounted rent.
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Side-hustle income earned during evening or weekend hours supplemented what I was already earning from my full-time job.
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The engines will supply heat and electricity to homes and buildings, with power supplemented by nearby wind turbines, GE said.
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Only two more seasons remain before the most anticipated free agency decision since Durant supplemented a dynasty in Northern California.
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This was supplemented in 2016 by higher loan impairment charges as the bank wrote off large amounts of SME loans.
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While Khosrowshahi hasn't supplemented his initial investment since the seed round, both Partovi brothers participated in this latest cash infusion.
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The floors are polished concrete, warmed with radiant heat that can be supplemented, when necessary, by the wood-burning stove.
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On Baseball LOS ANGELES — When Ted Barrett was a minor league umpire, he supplemented his income by leveraging his size.
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They supplemented with plants like remnants of olive and fig trees as well as pine nuts taken from pine trees.
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Darab supplemented his meager earnings by digging wells and working for a few months at construction sites in nearby cities.
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Since I didn't always trust Ma's stories, I supplemented with research about life in her native Romania under the fascists.
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Since I didn't always trust Ma's stories, I supplemented with research about life in her native Romania under the fascists.
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The library has supplemented its showcase of Atkins with a pendant show upstairs, "Anna Atkins Refracted," featuring 19 contemporary photographers.
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Mr. Frahm's music is often led by him on the piano, supplemented with electronic textures from synthesizers and drum machines.
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Mr. Kushner supplemented the list of foreign contacts three times, adding more than 100 names, people close to him said.
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They have relied on aid from international agencies and fishing, supplemented by a small amount of trade in the town.
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Most Rioja Blancos are dominated by the viura grape, supplemented primarily with garnacha blanca and malvasia as the primary supplements.
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Players, from superstars to rookies, have long supplemented their league pay by competing for clubs overseas during the off-season.
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She supplemented her income by picking cans and bottles out of the trash and taking them to the recycling center.
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All this of course can be supplemented by free services other than YouTube, like the site of DVD label Shout!
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So, the push for clean energy must be supplemented by a suite of technologies known as carbon dioxide removal (CDR).
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One large-scale work, "Bridge Piece," presented in 22017, supplemented music with elaborate extras, including strobe lights and a juggler.
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That income could be supplemented with five-figure sums doing nightclub appearances around the country on the weekends, he said.
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I supplemented with cod liver oil and with dried lamb leg and lots of cheese I had brought with me.
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They were also keen hunters and foragers, so wild game, berries, herbs, and mushrooms could also have supplemented their diets.
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An oxygenator that supplemented the patient's lungs was developed in 1954 and was subsequently used in combination with the device.
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The cock is grilled over a fire and we eat the meat with our hands, supplemented by platters of greens.
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To create an actual generative experience, Eno supplemented the release by offering an app that is truly endless and ever changing.
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"We found that the Neanderthals from Spy Cave consumed woolly rhinoceros and European wild sheep, supplemented with wild mushrooms," Cooper said.
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The main event is a blockbuster and is supplemented throughout the fight card to create a well-rounded night of fights.
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Lending is mostly funded through a stable customer deposit base supplemented by good access to wholesale markets, both secured and unsecured.
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Often Berninger's problems—or the problems of the characters he inhabits —are supplemented with (and then complicated by) copious alcohol intake.
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Their narratives were supplemented by interviews with experts, plus statistics and charts about demographics and attitudes that flash across the screen.
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The PC gaming space is dominated by a few enthusiast brands and is further supplemented by far more serious custom builds.
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This comes after he donated $1 million earlier this year, which he supplemented with 30,000 backpacks -- all full of school supplies.
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The nickelodeons of the earliest days gave way to movie palaces, which were supplemented by humbler main-street Bijoux and Roxys.
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"In my opinion this is sufficient for now and deliveries are being supplemented via Naftoport," Energy Minister Krzysztof Tchorzewski told reporters.
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We urged that Confederate monuments be supplemented with plaques that clarified their historical evasions, Jim Crow origins and white supremacist function.
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And this will be supplemented by $2 billion of grant aid, allowing us to cut the interest charged on the loans.
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Greenberg's laconic praise of Louis was supplemented by Fried's elaborately, lovingly detailed essays, which explain the expressive significance of these pictures.
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At Cervo's, they work with very fresh seafood caught off the Northeastern coast, supplemented by a few things from farther away.
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Digitally printed on fabric, these images were supplemented with spider's legs, nipples and so forth in pale red or blue dye.
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After asking the White House to amend the transcript to include the comments, Ms. Haberman supplemented it with her own notes.
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It, too, wants you to buy and eat many of the company's pre-packaged products, supplemented by some foods at home.
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At No. 20143, the female player made just under $341,000, and the corresponding male player supplemented his salary by about $580,2000.
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The governments there have supplemented the Tompkinses' gift of 2.2 million acres with commitments of as much as twelve million more.
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More than 60 percent of the world's ski slopes are currently supplemented by snowmaking machines, according to industry analyst Laurent Vanat.
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They will run from the pinto beans, which are supplemented by odds and ends of meat scraped from the butcher block.
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People who object to consuming lithium-supplemented water can always resort to purchasing bottled water, digging wells or obtaining alternative sources.
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No matter if you're in education, law, or finance, career aspirations will improve tenfold if they're supplemented by education in mobile tech.
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For the past decade, 83-year-old Howard Ring has supplemented his Social Security income by working in a metal tubing factory.
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Facebook's enormous network has 2.4 billion active users and would be supplemented by the hundreds of millions of customers from Libra's partners.
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To date firms have financed their expansion plans largely by selling shares, supplemented by funding from smaller investment banks and credit unions.
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The new offering may be supplemented with cars built from imported kits, while local output rises gradually to an expected 100,000 vehicles.
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But the ones who received the supplemented water recovered their grip, which was comparable to the control rats experiencing normal Earth gravity.
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However, provided they are carried out consistently, rationally and fairly, and supplemented with more frequent feedback, annual performance reviews have many virtues.
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The White House wants $1 trillion in infrastructure spending over a decade, with $200 billion in public spending supplemented by private funding.
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There's yogurt, which is made in the same place, and as an option, it can be supplemented with highland barley and raisins.
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The funds supplemented the benefits and pay of several foundation aides and purchased some of the organization's IT equipment, Politico said Thursday.
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Since its reopening, the FA has supplemented the cost by hosting other sporting events and music concerts, before Khan's offer came in.
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History offers many examples in which the investigations of independent counsel were supplemented by the efforts of congressional committees or independent commissions.
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" Ikehata considers the photographer's position in modern society as one of contemplation, reflecting the things "can be supplemented by [viewers] with imagination.
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He supplemented recognizably Leonard-ish buckets—the midrange stuff he subsisted on when it was Duncan's team—with some grade-A soloing.
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This project imagines a world where human functions are supplemented with algae, allowing us to be semi-photosynthetic; gaining energy from light.
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Third, this analysis should be supplemented by regular reviews of related federal programs that involve long-term or inter-generational funding commitments.
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We supplemented his reporting with our own to try to anticipate what Mr. Trump is likely to do once he takes office.
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Sometimes, the reviews are supplemented with a brief thematic overview of a particular vintage, or they are bounded within a price range.
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Five rows of workers at a facility can turn into two, supplemented by two CMC machines and one SmartPac, the person said.
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DON'T MESS WITH THE SCORE Tchaikovsky's musical composition has such integrity and variety that it should never be revised, cut or supplemented.
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For this season, the collection has been supplemented with the American stars and stripes, in a nod to the brand's global reach.
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But scraps of information are not enough at "Cursed Child," even supplemented by the Playbill's meaty summary of the tale so far.
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When we first started a family we assumed my husband would be the main breadwinner, while my freelance income supplemented his salary.
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The Jungle had its own dialect, and the boys supplemented their native languages with a mixture of phrases that they'd picked up.
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Since the emergence of the environmental movement in the 1970s, this property-rights approach has been supplemented by federal and state regulations.
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In some cases user fees will need to be supplemented with, or replaced by, broader public revenues sources to assure inclusive access.
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A majority of the information comes from the CB Insights report, and we&aposve supplemented the data with background on the companies.
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The British-led joint police-military operations, supplemented by auxiliary defence units, quashed the riots in a matter of days, using overwhelming force.
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To regulate the system, in 2005 Congress established the Renewable Fuel Standard, which mandates that certain amounts of gas be supplemented by biofuels.
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That's supplemented with the quadpacer, which goes off every 30 seconds to make sure each section of the mouth gets a thorough cleaning.
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Still, many women supplemented breast milk with formula, and there wasn't a meaningful difference in the proportion of women who exclusively breastfed babies.
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Hundreds of ducks nest on water-logged farms, fertilizing them with their manure, which is supplemented by cattle and vermi-composted kitchen waste.
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If those photos were supplemented with intelligence briefings describing the possible nerve agents used and their effects, the horrors would have been amplified.
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The Mediterranean diet, when supplemented with lots of olive oil or nuts, could cut a person's risk of cardiovascular disease by a third.
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He also convened a meeting of his national security team, supplemented by top cybersecurity advisers, on Tuesday morning to discuss his new initiative.
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Their solution was to create a stimulating learning environment at home, where they provided him with books and toys that supplemented his interests.
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These cards are then supplemented with a number of cards from the Core Set, 3 Deluxe Expansions, and the Terminal Directive Campaign Expansion.
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The CPP has been deemed by some experts as insufficient to provide enough income in retirement without being supplemented by a workplace pension.
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An analysis of national education data by EdWeek found one in five US teachers supplemented their teaching income with a part-time job.
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Further, a "Medicare for all" system could be supplemented with private options, allowing individuals to pay for additional features if they so choose.
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Supplemented by Rubio, big man Gorgui Dieng, Shabazz Muhammad, and rookies Tyus Jones and Nemanja Bjelica, Minnesota has a deep, diverse young core.
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Those in her small grouping at MoMA (supplemented by a brand-new two-channel video) dwell on ambiguities of gender and fragile tenderness.
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It was this deep immersion in European Modernism, supplemented by trips to Paris, that became Graham's calling card to his new American friends.
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The Neapolitan-style pie became a chic dinner-party staple that could also be supplemented with a salad for a filling, family meal.
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Her own prescription was supplemented by that of her husband, who'd also been given a script for OxyContin but at a higher dose.
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The blue berets that are normally part of the unit's uniforms are typically swapped out these days for riot helmets, supplemented by shields.
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They later supplemented that with demographic and purchasing information from data brokers in an approach called 'microtargeting' that has been used for years.
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In short, the patchwork efforts commenced by the states must be supplemented by judicious solutions passed by Congress and signed by the president.
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The almond formula was stopped and replaced with infant formula, cereals, meat, fruits and vegetables supplemented with vitamin C and D replacement therapy.
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They prospered for decades in a cozy market by introducing versions of therapies developed in Western countries, supplemented by the occasional homegrown innovation.
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Joining with the Campaign Legal Center and Democracy 21 three days later, Common Cause supplemented its complaint with new and more disturbing information.
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In the face of Iranian escalation, Washington has continued to prioritize economic pressure, occasionally supplemented with diplomatic initiatives, cyber operations and troop deployments.
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He supplemented his suddenly pro-statist rhetoric with specific and unrealistic promises, such as a commitment to build 600,000 houses in five years.
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Gas deliveries from Qatar began in 2015, which have been supplemented with one-off shipments from producers like Norway and the United States.
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Though I normally eat tons of vegetables, they're often cooked and supplemented by carbs or grains that are easier to digest than quinoa.
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For the current study, Hernáez and colleagues examined data on 296 older adults at risk for cardiovascular disease who were randomly assigned to one of three diets: a Mediterranean diet supplemented with one liter per week (about 34 fluid ounces) of extra virgin olive oil, a Mediterranean diet supplemented with 30 grams (1 oz) of nuts a day, or a low-fat diet.
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The ILO and Walk Free conducted surveys in 48 countries and interviewed more than 71,000 people with findings supplemented by data from the IOM.
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The idea of selling a Fire tablet for less (supplemented by ads) is a neat idea, especially since it doesn't interrupt the user experience.
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By then, her rates had jumped to $5 a performance (around $122), which supplemented her family's income after the unexpected death of her father.
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Black Panther marks the first film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to feature a black main protagonist supplemented by an almost-entirely black cast.
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Guitar Hero TV supplemented the 42 base songs in Guitar Hero Live, which was originally released in 2015, with nearly 500 additional streaming tracks.
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Results from DESI and the LSST will be supplemented by Euclid, a space telescope being built by ESA that should be launched in 2022.
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The paper supplemented its income through outside printing jobs, but those dried up, too, said Bernie Szachara, president of U.S. newspaper operations for GateHouse.
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So what's needed is a mix of "scheduled, high-frequency trunk services, supplemented by on-demand for lower demand routes and areas", he said.
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This will be supplemented by an exclusive, 30-minute CS:GO weekly show that will feature the top players, upcoming talent and other competition highlights.
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Obama gave the Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg extraordinary access, and Goldberg supplemented the hours he spent interviewing Obama with conversations and insights from countless others.
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If online education is supplemented by experiential learning supported by employers, the cost of university education can be drastically reduced while enhancing employment outcomes.
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The familiar signs in the showers were supplemented by notices in Polish, targeting the new wave of immigrants who have found work in Rekjanesbaer.
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Their separate but similar tales unfold in chronological order, supplemented by archival photos and footage and sit-downs with their mothers, wives, and siblings.
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Chewbacca eats organic feed supplemented with scraps of Menard's organic human diet; Menard checks in on him a minimum of four times a day.
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Several studies show that an inadequate night's sleep can be supplemented through short, daytime naps, which benefit long-term memory and can improve functioning.
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This is supplemented by a glider system: By changing its buoyancy, GRACE can propel itself forward by ascending and descending through the water column.
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These games are exactly as they sound: heavy with text and supplemented by artwork that acts as a background and context for the story.
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There is an encouragement to do your own thing and be confident that it's supplemented by all the other views, if that makes sense.
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The governments and industries responsible for crimes are not to be resisted en masse, but instead fought mano a mano through supplemented self-reliance.
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My Google calendar will always play second fiddle to this far more detailed agenda, supplemented by Post-its and a Moleskine to-do list.
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This year the Gemological Institute of America has supplemented its "103C" grading scheme—colour, clarity, cut and carats—with a fifth: country of origin.
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The McLaughlin brothers supplemented Trump's instinct with polling showing that kneeling during the national anthem is deeply unpopular in many parts of the country.
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The first program of its kind In the future, the $5,000 grant will be supplemented by fines paid by residents who violate environmental protections.
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My grandfather had supplemented the family income for decades to pay for the property, scratching out a living raising sugar cane, beans, avocado, poultry.
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The subtitled dialogue is supplemented by gently didactic voice-over narration, read by the British actress Daisy Ridley (also credited as an executive producer).
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They found that larvae raised on diets supplemented with the plant material had smaller bodies and smaller ovaries than those raised without the supplement.
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The CLC later supplemented its complaint to the U.S. Federal Election Commission to include evidence of wire transfers showing the movement of the funds.
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That noble effort needs to be supplemented by an employer because employers are, to date, the most highly disregarded predictor of the borrower's future.
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He supplemented that income by trading small electronics and jewelry smuggled from China in his off-hours, he said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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"I think he was talking more about a supplemented deal than a new deal," said Robert Einhorn, a nonproliferation specialist at the Brookings Institution.
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For Woodstock, three main stages will be supplemented by three smaller "neighborhoods," as Mr. Lang described them, with their own food and programming. Tickets?
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The problem could even increase server demand as it affects high-traffic work that might have to be supplemented by server expansion, the company said.
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Either way, it was an easy problem to address: The parents simply supplemented breast milk with formula, as would many women in the same circumstance.
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This immediate success is being supplemented with education programs fronted by Maasai Wildlife Warriors, aimed at neutralizing any antagonism between man and his fellow predators.
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The candidate supplemented those campaign efforts with a go-everywhere travel schedule that paid much more attention to rural areas than many of his competitors'.
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Eldwin had attended a multiethnic charter school in Riverside and undergrad at Pomona College, where he supplemented his scholarship money with three part-time jobs.
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Our natural senses and functions are supplemented by computers and mobile phones (which relieve our brains of some of their data storage and processing burdens).
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Details: The fake paper, which was supplemented with a live online edition, led with a front page story reporting that President Trump has left office.
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And that's completely unacceptable — any cultural value or principle, however well-intended, that is used as a weapon needs to be changed, clarified, or supplemented.
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Agriculture technology investor Michael Rose says vertical sunless farms are more expensive to run than modern greenhouses that rely on sunlight, supplemented by LED lights.
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The Koran is the supreme Islamic text, and it is supplemented by the hadith which are official collections of reports about Muhammad's words and deeds.
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Mr Gillespie wants the statuary preserved, perhaps supplemented with signage explaining that the likenesses of Southern generals and political leaders are symbols of white supremacy.
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It's a natural component of our skin, and its production diminishes with age, but we can replenish it through topical application or supplemented oral intake.
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Like her barista alter-ego in the musical, Stone supplemented her income by working side jobs — in her case, at a gourmet dog-biscuit bakery.
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Wild 2, Maple Leafs 0 Goals by Tyler Ennis and Mikael Granlund supplemented a 28-save performance by goaltender Alex Stalock as Minnesota defeated Toronto.
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The Tibetan establishments I had frequented in the past were usually decked out in mismatched textiles and gold-covered antiques, supplemented with earth-colored motifs.
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Older patterns of producing raw materials for the rich are supplemented by south-south trade, and all trade benefits from better communications and logistics infrastructure.
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Your standard game coverage of who won and lost will be supplemented by analysis of how that missed shot at the buzzer cost bettors millions.
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Originally exhibited at the 56th Venice Biennale, the exhibition has made its domestic debut, supplemented by a vast array of research materials, texts, and documents.
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Growing up without a mother as a role model, Mom later relied on Dr. Spock for parenting advice, supplemented by rumors and old wives' tales.
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Beginning in the early 215s, The Times supplemented its own coverage with memoirs, diaries and autobiographies of men and women who dominated the news: Gen.
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The nuclear sanctions were included in four United Nations resolutions during the George W. Bush and Obama administrations, and supplemented by separate American financial sanctions.
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Despite the show's monumentalizing size, supplemented by an off-site display of the enormous multipanel painting called "Shadows," it's a human-scale Warhol we see.
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Kenneally's own photographs are supplemented both by childhood snapshots of the girls and boys and by archival photos and ephemera from the local historical society.
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NBC, ESPN and Comedy Central all televised the roasts at various points, and the broadcast revenues supplemented the club's annual dues, which are now $5,165.
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The intrusive measures originally introduced to deter terrorism are supplemented by authoritarian interventions aimed at biosecurity, like compulsory temperature screening or internment in quarantine facilities.
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Long after scrolls and folios supplemented our brains, court poets, priests and wandering bards recited poetry in order to entertain and connect with the divine.
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I supplemented my reporting with notes from our Middle Eastern correspondents Anne Barnard, Hwaida Saad and Patrick Kingsley, who interviewed witnesses soon after the attack.
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This was supplemented with attacks on Moore's opponent, Democrat Doug Jones, and the Post (for various sins of liberalism, globalism, and association with Jeff Bezos).
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Her hourly wage was only twelve dollars, so she supplemented her income with food stamps and, occasionally, with loans from her mother and her sister.
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Even more important, the curators have supplemented this photographic data with dozens of the artist's preparatory drawings, organic evidence of his labor-intensive creative method.
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However, specific benefits can only be attributed to the actual strains studied -- which do not necessarily exist in regular, non-supplemented yogurt, according to Rubin.
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Those releases have been supplemented by a solid lineup of indie games, classic titles, and ports like the upcoming Switch versions of LA Noire and Skyrim.
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The Times supplemented one of the clips with a first-hand account of a Navy pilot who was sent to investigate "mysterious aircraft" that appeared—poof!
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As Young performs, animators take notes as they work to turn the stick figure on their screens into the familiar blonde — supplemented with a human edge.
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The musical score, with its Elmer Bernstein echoes, is by Daniel Pemberton, and is supplemented by Wynton Marsalis's fresh, precise interpretations of period-appropriate jazz classics.
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The live streams are a mix of the live content that's produced by the ABC News team, and supplemented with content from ABC partners and affiliates.
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While there is value to hearing directly from executives, qualitative analysis should be supplemented with objective, straightforward measurements of security successes and challenges throughout the period.
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The stagnant wages of the past 20 years would be supplemented by an expanded Earned Income Tax Credit, paid for by higher individual and corporate taxes.
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Pizza-themed curios and framed artworks (several by the musician Daniel Johnston) are scattered throughout his space and supplemented with his own doodles and thought-poems.
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Rare's fighting game Killer Instinct returned as a downloadable title, and has been supplemented with new characters, including one from Rare's notoriously difficult arcade game, Battletoads.
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He supplemented those sessions by watching the Jets' primary tight ends from last season, Kellen Davis and Jeff Cumberland, on game film loaded to his tablet.
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However, traditional diplomacy is being increasingly supplemented by an explosion of citizen-to-citizen contacts, which are creating shared value, good-will and relationships of consequence.
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They married and, two years later, moved to Tulare, where Senovia raised five boys and supplemented the family's income by working part time as a housekeeper.
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As recently as 2013 Indonesia was regularly exporting more than 90,000 tonnes every year, with the official count supplemented by a grey flow of illegal exports.
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The personalities of both players, on court and off, should be enough to compel our attention, supplemented by all the data analysis you could ever want.
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In this room, it is not exactly shocking to learn that the usual Peking duck garnishes may be supplemented with 10 grams of caviar for $42.
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This artistic activity was supplemented by reading gritty realists like Charles Dickens and Émile Zola and studying the art of his favorite painter, Jean-Francois Millet.
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The Tsimane get most of their calories from complex carbohydrates high in fiber like plantain, corn, cassava, rice and bananas, supplemented with wild game and fish.
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Depending on the venue, shots of Socrates, Kant and Nietzsche will be supplemented with chasers of yoga, tai chi, meditation, music, dance and virtual reality experiences.
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Tidbits of evidence in the documents frequently had to be supplemented by a lot of outside reporting, some of it building on our own proprietary reporting.
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This gathering is supplemented by a wall of black-and-white digital archival prints of the artists and others from the scene taken by Jerry Burchard.
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The rest of the firm was focusing on buying defense companies, which was what the firm was known for, but we supplemented it with the other.
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Also, most figures begin as printed (inkjet) "Hippie images" on canvas and are then sometimes — but not always — supplemented with real brush strokes and drawn lines.
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"Military victory must be supplemented by chasing down those who executed the soldiers and prosecuting them before international and Arabic tribunals," Mr. Sleiman said on Twitter.
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It has been supplemented by a ban on the actual burning of smoky coal as well as other banned fuels in so called Low Smoke Zones.
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Her campaign has supplemented its policy-driven messaging with explicit talk about Ms. Warren's identity as a female politician and her path to beating President Trump.
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Cubs legends of the past — Santo, Banks, Williams, Jenkins — were supplemented with new mentors: Maddox, Schmidt, Gross, Bowa, who became my Phillies coaches, managers and advisers.
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Most of this change is attributable to economic growth, but India could get even faster poverty reduction if growth was supplemented with progressive taxes and transfers.
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But, like FEMA, even if a health fund existed, it might need to be supplemented with emergency funding if a particularly bad epidemic were to hit.
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Teaching was supplemented by the artists' fascination with life outside the classroom — the streets, coffee houses, and houseboats or abandoned garages hosting single-serving exhibition spaces.
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Now, through the "Checkpoint" system, official feedback is given on at least a quarterly basis — and it's supplemented by a more casual, ongoing dialogue between employees.
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But, like FEMA, even if a health fund existed it might need to be supplemented with emergency funding if a particularly bad epidemic were to hit.
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The FTSE 100 company said it would continue with its strategy to grow organically, supplemented by bolt-on acquisitions, and expressed confidence in its medium-term outlook.
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To pay for materials and shipping, Molly Bears charges a $20 waiting list fee, with the $45 cost to make and ship each bear supplemented by donations.
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The Economist has supplemented the AEA's survey by interviewing 30 members of the profession, some speaking on condition of anonymity, to understand where and why problems exist.
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Sadly, much of the missing guidance is supplemented through message boards and testimonials shared online, like the common tip to decrease muscle mass by avoiding protein altogether.
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Zack, who lives in his own apartment, supplemented his income by working at a local movie theater until it closed last month and took small acting roles.
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Somebody's watching you… Somebody's watching you… VW's I.D. Pilot self-driving tech uses lasers for primary detections, which are supplemented by ultrasonic, radar and photographic camera sensors.
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Take Jake Sirianni, who supplemented his application to intern for NBC's "The Tonight Show" with an original rap video explaining why he would be a good fit.
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Gaza has been forced to make do with the limited power it gets from Egypt and Israel, supplemented by occasional supplies of fuel from Turkey and Qatar.
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The company fully complies with European safety standards (EASA) and its crews are trained according to EU regulations, further supplemented by the company's own additional training programs.
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Music-wise, we're told KW weaved in a number of samples into the live production -- which was supplemented by a choir and a marching band on hand.
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Durant supplemented Curry's big scoring night with the first Finals triple-double of his career with 20 points, 12 rebounds and a postseason-career-high 34.53 assists.
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A strong labor force starts with an excellent education system and is supplemented by welcoming workers from around the world to labor on behalf of our economy.
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"These five cars will be supplemented by a range of petrol and diesel plug in hybrid and mild hybrid 48-volt options on all models," Volvo said.
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The ILO and Walk Free conducted surveys in 48 countries and interviewed about 71,000 people, with findings supplemented by data from the U.N. International Organization for Migration.
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Each box comes with a cup of average miso soup and a few slices of pickled radish, and can be supplemented with blanched vegetables and overcooked edamame.
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It found people who followed a Mediterranean diet supplemented with extra virgin olive oil for five years had a 30% lower risk of heart attack or stroke.
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Superintendent Williams said that his core team of 20 officers was supplemented by up to 100 others, as well as experts from Transport Canada, a federal agency.
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Mr. Salvini has supplemented his anti-immigrant, law-and-order appeal by joining with traditionalist leaders in the Roman Catholic church to crusade for conservative social values.
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This stage version is, by necessity, abridged, yet much of the original dialogue has been retained, supplemented by spoken narration that adds a knowing meta-theatrical element.
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The system is mostly funded by payroll-based premiums, with contributions from workers and their employers, supplemented by more progressive income taxes and tobacco and lottery levies.
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For that reason, President Barack Obama ordered in 2014 that the traditional missile defenses be supplemented by a covert program intended to sabotage launches before they happen.
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Lord Byron, who struggled with his weight, swore by vinegar; at other times, he ingested just a single raisin a day, supplemented by a glass of brandy.
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Supplies, supplemented by runs to Bismarck, about an hour's drive away, are spread among pop-up and permanent tents, refrigerated trucks and wooden palettes on the ground.
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The ILO and Walk Free conducted surveys in 48 countries and interviewed more than 71,000 people with findings supplemented by data from the International Organization for Migration.
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They randomly assigned 193 first-time mothers to either regular IV saline or a look-alike bag of saline supplemented by a solution of 5 percent dextrose.
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To account for a possible lag, we supplemented this list with a more complete billing code directory that we obtained via a Freedom of Information Act request.
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Supplies, supplemented by runs to Bismarck, about an hour's drive away, are spread among pop-up and permanent tents, refrigerated trucks and wooden pallets on the ground.
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These hearings were supplemented by seventeen depositions and transcribed interviews conducted by the Intelligence Committee, in coordination with the Committees on Oversight and Reform and Foreign Affairs.
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Sensors provide important information about what the atmosphere is doing, but they must be supplemented with simple visual observation, and few clues are as important as clouds.
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While very much a cake, the amount of fruit made it feel like a virtuous-enough breakfast that I supplemented it with half an Apfeltaschen (apple pocket).
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The charges were all supplemented with a "bias-related hate crime" enhancement, which, under DC's hate crime laws, could increase jail time if the defendants are found guilty.
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This was compounded by giving the European Union (EU) a seat, which means at this summit four leaders of European governments will be supplemented by two EU poohbahs.
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They are supplemented with machines to analyze a piece of cloth swiped over hands or bags at random or when needed but these do not cover all passengers.
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When used in a large-scale setting, an analog console might have to be supplemented with a bunch of outboard gear that provides effects and advanced routing options.
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Our real-life exposure to different types of people is supplemented with (or in some cases, superseded by) the people we encounter in our entertainment, fictional or otherwise.
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At first the measures did not seem to work, but that changed when in mid-2011 they were supplemented with a tax on the notional value of derivatives.
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"I have no problem with reporting whatever mission we're tasked with doing, but we have to have adequate staffing here and we have to be supplemented," Shalton said.
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The aeronautical revelation at Luckadoo&aposs fingertips could fly at altitudes of 35,000 feet for up to 2,973 miles and carried a hefty bomb payload supplemented by 10 .
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Our handy guide to this week's 11 art fairs in New York City, from the august ADAA Art Show to the diminutive Salon Zürcher, supplemented with animated GIFs.
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Intensive classroom instruction supplemented by social media pen pals, skype dates with international authors, immersion experiences with host families, study abroad and onsite cultural experiences, all promote fluency.
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Claus Peymann's production of "König Lear" at the Schauspiel Stuttgart uses a new performing version by Jutta Ferbers, supplemented by Peter Handke's modern translations of the fool's songs.
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With seven crude stone classrooms, supplemented by six big tents, there are so many students that they are divided into morning and afternoon sessions only four hours long.
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It provided incentives for those who wanted to work beyond the usual retirement age and made it easier to draw partial pensions that could be supplemented with income.
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Mr. Findlay's enthusiasm for Haack's material, which has been adapted and supplemented by Philip White, is obvious in every blinding light and skintight get-up and trumpet blast.
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Although the Grey has supplemented the show with some fine modern paintings from its collection, it feels incomplete, and some meager audiovisual additions don't make up the difference.
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The Mursi had been dependent on the floodwaters of the Omo River to irrigate and fertilize their crops, supplemented by cattle and goat herding, as well as hunting.
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His $102.7 million war chest will be supplemented by tens of millions of dollars more in the coffers of the Republican National Committee, which Mr. Trump functionally controls.
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That supplemented a fund it already raised from other sources to bid for the manuscript, which is one in a sequence of six little books written by Bronte.
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The narrative is supplemented by Sternum's weekly writing assignments and blackboard exercises and Word documents with "track changes" on, presenting itself as more a seminar than a novel.
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The charges were all supplemented with a "bias-related hate crime" enhancement, which, under D.C.'s hate crime laws, could increase jail time if the defendants are found guilty.
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Wigmore inspired a number of acolytes to adopt and/or adapt her message that a raw food diet, heavily supplemented by wheatgrass juice, could alleviate just about any illness.
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He supplemented his income with commissions from Elle, notably illustrating a text by Ronald Dahl, and, from 1971-1995, published work in the New York Times op-ed pages.
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Officials corroborated or supplemented intelligence from other sources to make a case to surveil Carter Page, but much of that information can't be made public because it's highly sensitive.
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Langer goes through a grocery list of nutrients that need to be supplemented in vegan diets, including protein, vitamin B12, vitamin D, essential fatty acids, calcium, zinc, and iron.
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Gal started working on Ezra's cancer-screening toolkit last year, with patient data taken from the National Institute of Health and supplemented with 150 cancer screens from additional patients.
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Neither species was assumed to have any inherent advantage, but there was one crucial difference: Unlike the Neanderthals, the modern humans were supplemented by reinforcements coming in from Africa.
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Patience, 42, who has supplemented her income as a hairdresser by selling girls into overseas sex work for about 473 years, said the leader's ceremony had stopped the trafficking.
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Astronauts now had some flexibility to their strict meal plans with the introduction of the pantry concept, where beverages, soups, desserts and bite-sized foods supplemented pre-packaged meals.
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Researchers from the National Union of Students' (NUS) asked 1,839 current and former students about their experiences within higher education, and supplemented this data with four further focus groups.
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The substantial pleasures of the movie are supplemented by the gratification of seeing an emerging talent with concerns far outside the conventional indie realm asserting himself with such authority.
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Today, an estimated 2,000 American troops remain in a large, strategically important part of Northeast Syria; they are supplemented by other forces from allies and partners in the region.
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At its peak, the OTA had an annual budget of about $20 million and around 140 permanent staffers who were supplemented when needed by subject-matter experts from outside.
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Like Kasparov, they probably have some areas where their natural talent greatly exceeds what their IQ would predict — and like Kasparov, they probably supplemented that by working really hard.
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The Booker bill would reverse all of this — not just the bond changes but the underlying system of mandatory detention supplemented by ICE agent discretion to arrest and detain.
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On the club's slow days, he supplemented his income by parking the cart outside a nearby housing complex and feeding residents who earned their living by selling crack cocaine.
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More From VICE: Getting Rich on Government Money So researchers supplemented the survey findings with an experimental study to flesh out the relationship between wellbeing and time-saving purchases.
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Mr. Uihlein's foundation has supplemented these efforts by supporting a nonprofit called Think Freely Media, which uses storytelling techniques to champion free-market ideas, including right-to-work laws.
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"We need to make sure everything from our trade deals, everybody must be supplemented to the crisis that is existential which is dealing with the climate threat," Booker said.
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Together they have supplemented production — Campbell's 14½ sacks tied for second in the league, while Bouye (six interceptions) and Church have helped anchor the secondary — with accountability and professionalism.
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The original edition boiled thousands of potential candidates down to 213, the bulk of them taken between 1971 and 1975, supplemented by a brilliant afterword by Leslie George Katz.
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They are supplemented by two early paintings, several drawings and, most important, 23 sculptures that sum up her various sculptural uses of wood, bronze, marble, resin and stuffed fabric.
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He was able to support himself with his translation work, but for several years he supplemented his income writing advertising copy and product instruction manuals for an Osaka agency.
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But those are often supplemented by a myriad of options from other players, ranging from tech firms like PayPal, to banks and card issuers, to major retailers and restaurants.
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Mr. Uihlein's foundation has supplemented these efforts by supporting a nonprofit called Think Freely Media, which uses storytelling techniques to champion free-market ideas, including right-to-work laws.
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By the late 1890s, Holmes's inheritances supplemented a decent salary to produce an income of about $20,000 per year, or 30 times the average household income in the state.
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Built as much as painted, they are supplemented with marbles; dried weeds; ribbon; small stones; and scraps of wood, shingle and jewelry — all of which enhance the votive quality.
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New Colleague Mr. Smith, Mr. Levin and I, supplemented by various colleagues from the United States, have been responsible for most of The New York Times reporting on Canada.
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She eventually received a military pension — making her the first certified female veteran — but supplemented it by donning her uniform and putting on shows of physically taxing military drills.
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The pastime harks back to the days when Newfoundlanders supplemented meager winter diets with fresh meat on the wing, eating everything from clownish puffins to the great northern gannet.
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Averaging between 30 to 50 deliveries a week, six hours each day, Griggs has supplemented her income with an additional $1,200 to $2,000 a month, depending on the season.
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Internal reviews of newly developed models could perhaps be supplemented by third-party oversight from consortiums consisting of companies, universities, civil rights groups, and an AI government advisory council.
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Ring, the controversial Amazon-owned internet-connected doorbell company, lets users upload videos recorded by their devices to a neighborhood feed, which is supplemented by Citizen-style crime reports.
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In each of its iterations, the tally-marks were supplemented with the phrase "Dignity Strike," which has also been the primary hashtag of the Visibility Sustains the Struggle initiative.
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The material differences affect the painting in a number of ways, including its relationship to the ambient natural light filtering through the gallery's skylights, and not supplemented by artificial lights.
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Indeed, Naspers investments in Movile (supplemented by co-investors like Innova, which participated in the most recent round) have been one of the driving forces sustaining the Brazilian startup community.
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Before you get upset, please realize that this study is only focusing on those who opted solely for alternative treatments, not those who supplemented their cancer treatment with other things.
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"The defendant — a federal attorney working for the IRS's Office of Professional Responsibility — broke bad and supplemented his income by selling distribution quantities of methamphetamine," said U.S. Attorney Robert Capers.
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Concentrated time in the studios is supplemented by artist lectures, studio visits, engagement with critics and curators, critiques with VCUarts faculty and guest artists, and hands-on professional development workshops.
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A recent report from Babson College, called the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor Special Report on Entrepreneurial Finance, found traditional forms of finance for entrepreneurs are increasingly being supplemented by alternate sources.
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Universities in Britain, the only other country represented in the Times Higher Education league of the world's top ten universities, use test scores supplemented, in some institutions, with an interview.
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Some researchers argue that though disparities in health access and housing quality are part of what's driving this trend, it's also supplemented by the "wearing" effects of chronic racial discrimination.
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He's also rolling out a first round of television ads while sticking to those promises of more targeted messaging, supplemented by regularly scheduled policy addresses, in the weeks to come.
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What made this one different was that Broxton supplemented his two infield hits with two walks, showcasing a batting eye that has led to 34 walks in 13 at-bats.
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This has been renewed by successive administrations and supplemented by the Patriot Act and various extensions, which enables wiretaps, surveillance of potential lone actor terrorists and searches of business records.
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Their explorations were supplemented by the Count von Count teaching kids their numbers, the Cookie Monster teaching kids their letters, and Oscar the Grouch making kids aware of their emotions.
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Damian Lillard led Portland with 30 points, supplemented by 23 from CJ McCollum, 21 points and 12 rebounds from Hassan Whiteside and 20 points off the bench from Anfernee Simons.
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Damian Lillard led Portland with 215 points, supplemented by 215 from CJ McCollum, 212 points and 12 rebounds from Hassan Whiteside and 20 points off the bench from Anfernee Simons.
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He has adopted a ready-made: the sinless version of Shostakovich peddled by "Testimony," supplemented by the most lurid tales from Ms. Wilson's argosy and a published letter or two.
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Hauntingly beautiful full-spread landscapes are scattered throughout, some from Lobo's point of view and some from Seton's, supplemented by images of widely varying sizes that further the story line.
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Mr. Astorino's television ads against Mr. Latimer were supplemented by those of a PAC that reaped $1 million from the conservative hedge fund billionaire Robert Mercer and his daughter Rebekah.
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Some of his ideas appear in an adjacent gallery of watercolors, a fantastic grouping that the museum has supplemented with Rockman's ongoing series of field drawings of flora and fauna.
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The New York Irish will be out in force, supplemented by a travelling crowd of around 2,000 from Belfast, assuming the ongoing Storm Stella breaks and the flights can arrive.
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The plan is supplemented by a PowerPoint presentation titled "Pandemic Planning" that was written by the Department of Health and Human Services and contains specific recommendations for the intelligence community.
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If these recommendations are supplemented with detailed press releases if violations occur, so much the better, as the information can inform businesses about the full scope of Iran's deceptive practices.
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This would put efficient, direct-pay providers at a competitive disadvantage versus insurance-based practices whose inefficient models appear competitive only because they are subsidized by taxpayer-supplemented health insurance.
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Data not available was supplemented by technology company Enigma, a data provider to banks and other firms that claims to have the broadest collection of public data in the world.
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That year she left for Paris to study at the École des Beaux-Arts, whose traditionalist training she supplemented with classes at the more freewheeling Académie de la Grande Chaumière.
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He already "supplemented" his testimony once, after realizing he had omitted the itty-bitty detail that he had, in fact, proposed a quid pro quo directly to a Ukrainian official.
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In the 15th century the Erzgebirge was the most important source of silver in Europe — but mining wages were so meager, many workers supplemented their incomes with farming or woodworking.
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What legislators should put in place instead is public education on the standards and procedures for belief assessment, supplemented by support for impartial research and reviews to adjudicate disputed claims.
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They were supplemented by a cascade of fake racist posts attributed to Ms. Añez and spread by Mr. Morales's supporters, according to a media monitoring group, the Bolivia Verifies Observatory.
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Her powerful documentary book first appeared in 1971; the current reissue includes many of the original photographs, along with previously unpublished ones, all supplemented by Ms. Freedman's street-wise annotations.
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"I supplemented the school curriculum with do-it-yourself radio projects until I had hardly any time left for my class work," he wrote in his Nobel Prize autobiographical sketch.
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A software creator is more likely to need discrete API services, whereas a software adopter (which is most enterprises) is more likely to need a whole software solution, supplemented by APIs.
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The editorial, then titled "Removing statues of historical figures risks whitewashing history," originally argued that "Instead of removing painful reminders, perhaps these should be supplemented" with plaques explaining the fraught history.
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Sater, 20173 current and former intelligence and law enforcement officials said, supplemented US intelligence by providing location coordinates for al-Qaeda camps that the US military ultimately bombed in Khost, Afghanistan.
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The Washington Post pieces, supplemented by some work at the Los Angeles Times and an expose on CBS News, laid the ground for a congressional investigation of campaign activities in 1972.
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Citizen science has been around for ages—professional astronomers, geologists and archaeologists have long had their work supplemented by enthusiastic amateurs—and new cheap instruments can usefully spread the movement's reach.
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Around 58 percent said corporate was creating a separate budget to pay for these events, while 42 percent said experiential marketing costs were supplemented by taking away from other advertising initiatives.
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For the next two days, I supplemented my diet with freeze-dried vegetables, fruit, and yogurt I'd bought from another company, called Thrive Life, and felt the low-bloodsugar sensation dissipate.
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This is to be supplemented by abolishing the death tax and lowering corporate tax rates from 22019 percent to 15 percent—making it easier for businesses to get off the ground.
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The quantitative information was supplemented with data from our partners: Pitchbook provided data on funding and valuations; IBIS World analyzed industry disruption; MCAM evaluated companies' ability to protect their proprietary technology.
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In fact, the social graph is almost non-existent in Pokémon Go. Instead, your in-game social graph is an extension of a supplemented version of your real-world social graph.
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But government officials say state-sponsored programs must be supplemented by private projects, such as Saidi's play, which has drawn large crowds in its two-year tour of France and Belgium.
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Political Islamists — Islamists for short — recognize that the classical legal rules, derived from the Quran, the actions of the Prophet Muhammad, need to be supplemented by further legal and administrative regulations.
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Some of those events have been supplemented with Republican focused events, like a group known as Trumpettes USA, who held their Red, White and Blue event at the venue in January.
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The club have supplemented home-grown talents such as captain Andres Iniesta, Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets and Gerard Pique by buying world-class individuals like Luis Suarez, Neymar and Ivan Rakitic.
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The choreography by Jerome Robbins, familiar to many from the 1961 movie version of the musical, is supplemented by Sean Cheesman's new choreography, which draws a bridge to contemporary urban culture.
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The report, which was also written with Lisa Collins, a research fellow at the center, supplemented the satellite imagery with interviews of North Korean defectors and government officials around the world.
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For some of the crow families in New York, the researchers supplemented their diet by placing a McDonald's cheeseburger within 33 feet of their nest, five to six days a week.
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Vérité coverage of several legendary performances — some of the most intimate large-scale concert footage ever shot — is supplemented by interviews with The Band about their grueling creative process and inspirations.
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Max-II now has a vet-approved toothbrush and enzymatic paste I try to use nightly, supplemented by the chew treats I've long given him that purport to promote dental hygiene.
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That selection, which goes on display next week in an in-store boutique, is supplemented by an online "festival edit" and by an entire bank of zanily exuberant Lexington Avenue windows.
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The town makes it easy even for those without a car — free buses circulate nearly every 10 minutes in winter between downtown and the ski resort, supplemented by ride-sharing services.
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The 26-page memorandum of law — supplemented with photographs of seized drugs and the planes, boats and submersibles used to smuggle them — reads like a history of the modern narcotics business.
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I know what you're thinking: This simple style of cooking was supplemented by exotic spices and goods acquired by robbing or trading in the major Russian market and trade regions, right?
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While safe for humans, the supplemented water might pose risks to other species, such as through runoff or sewage water, that will be difficult to measure until it is too late.
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The machine itself, which is composed largely of an assortment of LEGO pieces, supplemented with a thermoplastic spatula, an IR receiver and some motors, is quite competent in its cooking abilities.
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About 236% of the people who reported earning wages at or below the minimum worked in the leisure and hospitality industry, predominantly in restaurants, where their wages may be supplemented by tips.
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Pearce, an early Trump supporter, added, "I have always felt that the wall by itself has got to be supplemented" with a range of border enforcement tools, from more agents to technology.
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Until 1800, almost all power in the economy for food production, manufacturing and transportation was provided by human and animal muscles, supplemented by small quantities of energy captured by wind and watermills.
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Between 200 and 300 adults with severe PTSD will receive 12 weeks of psychotherapy supplemented by three, day-long therapy sessions where they'll be randomly assigned to take either MDMA or placebo.
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Positive sentiment was supplemented by data showing retail sales in the Euro zone were stronger than expected in February, while activity in China's services sector hit a 14-month high in March.
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Finally, the researchers also supplemented their data on humans by looking at smaller data sets from an additional 16 human populations, including people in Russia, China, India, the U.S. and other countries.
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Part of the shortfall could be supplemented by Hansa PowerBridge, a 700 megawatt electricity interconnector to Germany that Sweden plans to have in place by around the middle of the next decade.
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Judge's heroics were supplemented by a strong start from Yankees right-hander Luis Severino (22-23), who limited the Red Sox to three hits in seven scoreless innings while striking out six.
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There's an upright piano on the stage of the Atlantic Theater Company, where "Marie and Rosetta," a new play by George Brant, supplemented by some mighty music-making, opened on Wednesday night.
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Even so, the study team concludes that a Mediterranean diet supplemented with nuts and extra virgin olive oil may help lower women's' risk of gestational diabetes or excessive weight gain during pregnancy.
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Germany's largest lender said on Friday morning it had agreed 'in principle' to pay a $25 billion civil fine to be supplemented with the payment of $4.1 billion in consumer relief overtime.
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Researchers worked with 500 children in second and third grade, giving half of them traditional lessons while the rest got instruction supplemented with physical activity designed to reinforce math and language lessons.
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I'd already lived in New York for five years and I'd worked through all of it, but always as an afterthought, as my income was supplemented by student loans and saintly parents.
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In the meantime, both candidates are relying on some air cover from their super PACs, which have supplemented ad buys in South Carolina and are taking cues from the early state results.
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THESE VOLUMES ARE EXCLUDED FROM THE TARIFFS * SAYS US STEEL PRODUCTION IS SUPPLEMENTED WITH SPECIAL, HIGH-STRENGTH PRODUCTS FROM SWEDEN AND FINLAND THAT ARE NOT PRODUCED IN OUR NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCT LINES.
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This is a pretty rough estimate, especially considering a handful of these meals were supplemented by takeout food (I'm sorry) or food scrounged at the office, but it comes out to $137.
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After the election, the memos, still being supplemented by his inquiries, became one of Washington's worst-kept secrets, as reporters — including from The New York Times — scrambled to confirm or disprove them.
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He supplemented his job as a high school coach by consulting throughout the Bay Area and training Gordon, whom he met as a 13-year-old freshman about to join the varsity team.
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In 2016–17, the institution received £24.1 million (~$31.6 million) in grant-in-aid funding, supplemented by £7.9 million (~$10.4 million) in legacies and donations and £8.9 million (~$11.7 million) in other income.
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The 22019-220 Chevrolet Malibu was ranked "basic" regardless of whether it was equipped with either of two available systems: a camera focused on the road or an optional camera supplemented with radar.
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He returned a few years later without a dollar to his name, and began working on the farms of others, saving enough to buy 073 hectares, which he recently supplemented with 50 more.
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I inherited this way of talking from my mom, who got it from her mom, supplemented by the legion of other voices every woman is surrounded by, reminding them that they're not enough.
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And the researchers stopped the trial early, after they found the Mediterranean diet, when supplemented with lots of olive oil or nuts, could cut a person's risk of cardiovascular disease by a third.
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The film is divided into chapters, each detailing an "incident", alongside digressions on art, dessert wines and Nazi architecture, and supplemented by animation, video essays and footage from Mr von Trier's previous films.
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Hardi told me that he usually eats the fruits that fall from the trees, but sometimes his diet is supplemented with some water and food donated by tourists he shows around the cave.
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The assault by U.S.-backed Iraqi forces and the Kurdish Peshmerga (supplemented by Christian militias) on Mosul, the largest stronghold of the ISIS is expected to take place in the next several weeks.
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Centered in the storied creative laboratory that is CalArts—an electric community of boundary-pushing visual and performing artists—the program's rigorous courses can be supplemented by enriching electives from across the institute.
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Some of those events have been supplemented with Republican focused events, like a group known as Trumpettes USA, who plan to hold their Red, White and Blue event at the venue in January.
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The group says you can use the app to help create an inventory even after a loss, working from your memory, supplemented by photos taken by friends and family — say, during holiday visits.
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With correction notices, the content stays up, supplemented by a conspicuous, easy-to-read explanation that the statement is false, coupled with a corrective statement that, according to the government, is the truth.
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Like most of the contestants, Lambert was something of a professional, having supplemented her high-school education with independent study in the roadhouses and honky-tonks of East Texas, where she grew up.
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Individual responsibility has a role to play as well, but this can only be realized when supplemented by genuine investor education, something state regulators are uniquely positioned as a local and unbiased resource.
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Guiding the arrangement between the Senate and Roberts is a nine-page set of rules the chamber adopted in the mid-1980s, though this template is likely to be supplemented with additional agreements.
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The redesign is part of the "Today at Apple" program the company announced last month — a regular slate of workshops on photography, film, and other pursuits that can be supplemented with Apple products.
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McKenzie had a good story to tell: Just over 22019 weapons, all on target, including missiles from American surface combatants, a submarine and bombers, supplemented by some French and British stand-off weapons.
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These candid conversations have been supplemented with the usual array of photos and talking heads — people who knew Ms. Vargas from collaborations, love and friendship — along with a rundown of the singer's life.
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The lessons are supplemented by quizzes designed to solidify anything that you learn, and you can even contact the instructor or participate in online discussions with fellow students to get feedback, clarification, and discussion.
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So in 1972, he began a study where patients ate a "new diet high in saturated fat supplemented with high doses of pancreatic enzymes," explained Valsamis, who did not participate in the new study.
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The shifts were all four to six hours long, and the restaurants directly paid me a base shift rate of $20 to $40 in cash, which was supplemented by cash and in-app tips.
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In a congressional hearing yesterday, Homeland Security secretary John Kelly said the wall is unlikely to cover every portion of the border, and would need to be supplemented with surveillance equipment and other technology.
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The government, which is under pressure from the EU to cut carbon emissions, is aiming to get 60% of its energy from coal in 2030, supplemented by energy from wind farms and nuclear power.
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"In conclusion, our study suggests that compliance with a healthy diet supplemented with mixed nuts may help to improve erectile and sexual desire," the authors, whose work was published in the journal Nutrition, wrote.
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For most of its history, Romania had an agricultural economy, supplemented in the early 20th century by oil production—during World War II, Romania supplied much of the gas for Hitler's tanks and airplanes.
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In one project, I supplemented interviews with visual and rhetorical analyses of father blogs, finding that fathers blog about their DIY projects and tie that work into their fatherhood experiences and their domestic roles.
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Digging deeper: His partner will be Bill Lee, a well-known angel investor and entrepreneur in Silicon Valley, and the early-stage focus will be supplemented by a few incubations and later-stage opportunities.
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The original Triangulación Kultural drum work is slivered and supplemented with some insectoid synth work, and the ominously hovering basslines characteristic of the South African style style he's helped popularize in intercontinental club scenes.
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"What the key thing is to realize is the futures market has pretty much supplemented the cash market, and that's where the trading activity is," said Jerry Lucas, senior strategist at UBS Wealth Management.
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Lepice, a Rembrandt devotee, used plates already etched with images for his monotypes; six examples in the show were made atop a Dutch-looking shoreline scene supplemented by additions of trees, clouds or undergrowth.
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Together they dreamed up a rocket that was more than just supplemented by 3-D-printed parts — they conceptualized Relativity's Terran 1 midsize rocket, which Ellis said is now 95 percent 3-D-printed.
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This corporate tax could be supplemented by a direct tax on all firearm-related sales (these taxes would be added on top of the corporate and sales taxes that buyers and sellers already pay).
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Vice Premier Liu He, who oversees the economy and the financial sector, supplemented regulators' moves by saying the recent stock market slump "provides good investment opportunity" and that economic problems should be treated rationally.
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Back in Britain, Hammad supplemented those accounts with archival research and documents from British soldiers in the Middle East, including a guidebook "about Jews and Palestinians, their inclinations, their temperament, their history," she said.
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It's been supplemented by a series of videos featuring Ms. Dreijer engaged in a sadomasochistic tea party and battling relationship demons: a story that may continue in the live tour she begins this month.
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Vegan dog foods contain protein from plants like soybeans, potatoes or peas and are supplemented with the vitamins, minerals and amino acids, like vitamin B12 and calcium, that the feed organization recommends for dogs.
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The end of that decade brought the idea of the liquid diet—skimmed milk, supplemented with bananas or other fruit—which, in turn, eventually gave rise to products like Metrecal, Carnation Slender, and SlimFast.
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TIM also said it had supplemented the documentation for the upcoming April 24 shareholders meeting and gave the reasons for the resignation of eight board members in March, as requested by market regulator Consob.
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That number, American and NATO officials said, would likely be supplemented by a few hundred additional advisers and trainers from NATO and other countries that have contributed to the American-led war effort here.
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In some instances, ground operations were supplemented by increased use of drone strikes, but without strong human intelligence capabilities on the ground, some questionable drone strikes have resulted in negative consequences for the mission.
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Wickizer's experts were able to use the bill fragments they had received in discovery, supplemented by those codes, to get a better idea of what medical procedures Wickizer received during her three-week hospitalization.
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Tucked away below street level in Olympic Tower — you have to know it's there to find it — and charging no admission, it brings in top-shelf art from Greece, supplemented by choice international loans.
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Both are made historically with the garnacha and cariñena grapes, better known in English as grenache and carignan, though nowadays they are often supplemented with international varieties like cabernet sauvignon, merlot, syrah and tempranillo.
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So far, Trump has stuck to the basic principals of strategic patience but supplemented it with more deployments of aircraft carriers and sometimes frightening threats to "totally destroy" the country with "fire and fury."
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Centered in the storied creative laboratory that is CalArts—an electric community of boundary pushing visual and performing artists—the program's rigorous core courses are supplemented by enriching electives, and in-depth study-abroad opportunities.
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The Chinese data was supplemented by data on Friday that showed first-quarter U.S. economic growth was driven by temporary factors, making it less likely to lead the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates soon.
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Amazon didn't directly respond to questions from the Times about whether or not the tips supplemented base pay, but noted that it reserves the right to use "any supplemental earnings" to hit that base rate.
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One solution, adopted by news organizations such as the BBC, is "weight of evidence" reporting, in which the presentation of conflicting views is supplemented by an indication of where the bulk of expert opinion lies.
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But they supplemented their findings with data from a company (Cookiebot) which provides cookie notices as a SaaS — saying its data indicated a higher accept all clicks rate but still only marginally higher: Just 5.6%.
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An existing requirement to build a copper smelter within five years has been supplemented with a proposed shift to a new operating permit and the need to sell a 51-percent stake to local investors.
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In order to help mainstream audiences understand the complexities of Dota 2, the Free to Play documentary will be supplemented by commentary from Dota 2 shoutcaster Toby "TobiWan" Dawson and regular ELeague host Richard Lewis.
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Most alarming about the sit-in on the House floor, which was supplemented with catered meals, and the countless other protests over countless other issues is that the protestors aren't seeking to alter the process.
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A. Jack is an entrepreneur's entrepreneur: He's not a tech guy, he didn't go to Harvard, he even once supplemented his income as an English teacher by buying and selling plastic carpets on the streets.
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But Mr. Takayama dropped that notion in Manhattan; now his menu is dominated by food prepared on robata grills operated behind a dining counter, supplemented widely by other techniques: raw seafood, soups, slaws, fried stuff.
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As of today, the local government's cash on hand is supplemented by access to roughly $28503 billion in congressionally authorized loans and $22019 billion via a 0 percent loan offered by senior sales-tax bondholders.
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I say "almost" because, well, talking about how we're going to navigate a world where boring old analog humanity is supplemented by digital add-ons is pretty much a necessity in near-future sci-fi.
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With the continued rapid rise of average cable TV prices and the prevalence of services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, more and more people are opting for internet-only packages supplemented by streaming video apps.
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The right measure is not how much wealth or income people have or receive but their spending power after the government has levied taxes on those resources and supplemented those resources with welfare and other benefits.
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He supplemented his education from tutors and his father — who instructed him in poetry and calligraphy — with surreptitious visits to the family's library, which was stocked with translations of Western literature and off limits to him.
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We supplemented these guesses with more recent data: how often people searched for football on Google between 2004 and 2018, relative to other team sports such as rugby, cricket, American football, baseball, basketball and ice hockey.
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Yet Apple's resolute plan to use a healthy chunk of its $200 billion in cash — supplemented by roughly $100 billion in low-cost debt — to buy its shares and raise its dividends has paid off well.
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