I got no comment from Surefire, Slide Fire, Pamplona, Bass Pro Shops or Broadsword, but a Goldman Sachs spokesman said the following about its Surefire investment:
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Unexciting, perhaps, but a surefire way to build wealth, .
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One surefire way to bring a smile to anyone's face?
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One surefire way to get us back to the gym?
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How about a surefire director to get the thing started?
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Here are five virtually surefire ways to slowly build wealth.
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Burkman declined to say if he was working with Surefire.
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Color is one surefire method of achieving that, he added.
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The only surefire credit goes to Media Molecule and Sony.
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Unmistakably important, enduringly popular, comfortingly familiar, it's a surefire draw.
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The only surefire winner from this battle is the consumer.
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The most surefire way to breed resentment in your relationship?
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That's a surefire way for a doctor to lose their job.
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As Leslie explains, there's no surefire way to open a conversation.
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If you can't hear, that's a surefire way to get dead.
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But a prior track record isn't a surefire sign of success.
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Shailene Woodley -- "Stand Up / Stand N Rock #NoDAPL" John Legend -- "Surefire"
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The productivity story isn't surefire proof that AI won't upend employment.
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Sounds like a surefire deterrent against an onslaught of bullets, right?
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But staying the same is one surefire way to stay stagnant.
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There were surefire dance tracks, autobiographical stories, and charming love songs.
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Unfortunately, there's no surefire way to recover from a hangover quickly.
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Westworld is HBO's newest show and it seems like a surefire hit.
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J. Warner Wallace: Want to know one surefire way to live longer?
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SINGAPORE — This is pretty much a surefire recipe for a fantastic day.
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Shailene Woodley ("Stand Up / Stand N Rock #NoDAPL") or John Legend ("Surefire").
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In fact, acting like you own them is a surefire mojo killer.
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Is there one surefire reward or food that works for all cats?
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And we've lost a surefire device for cutting through life's white noise.
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I have a surefire, crowd-pleasing, absolute doozy of a party trick.
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There's a surefire way for stars to win over the casting team.
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In the long term, the only surefire way is a Constitutional Amendment.
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Read This Next: There's Still No Surefire Way to Diagnose a Concussion
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Bang's surefire instincts give fans hope for a big upset over ROX.
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If society wants fewer dogs in the street, there's a surefire solution.
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Overindulging children is a surefire way to limit their development as leaders.
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That's a surefire way to make sure your health problems don't improve.
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These are not recommendations by any means, nor are they surefire wins.
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But if Victoria wants a surefire way put the past behind her?
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That seems to be our one surefire point of dispute these days.
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Moreover, the devices themselves are not the surefire gauges of futurists' dreams.
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Joe Biden, who was the surefire winner, had an astonishingly poor showing.
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Also, it's a surefire way to stand out during a job interview.
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One surefire way to save more money is to make more money.
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Even worse, we're about to end on some surefire cliffhanger in Nov.
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Naturally, mental and physical health turned out to be surefire happiness wins, too.
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And yet it's not like playing it safe is a surefire strategy, either.
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Such slumping demand means microbreweries are far from a surefire route to success.
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Here's a surefire way to make sure you never lose your car keys.
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But measuring coronary calcium is not a surefire indication of a person's risk.
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Activism seemed to be a surefire way to mint millions in stock profits.
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If anything, it's a surefire way to get them to cook for you.
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Brady and Manning are surefire locks for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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Shailene Woodley - "Stand Up / Stand N Rock #NoDAPL" - WINNER John Legend - "Surefire" - WINNER
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As Heesterman describes it, success on the marketplace is never a surefire thing.
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One of their songs, in particular, sounds to Lee like a surefire hit.
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Doing this would be a surefire way to severely jeopardize our economic revival.
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LOS ANGELES — In theory, a new "Ghostbusters" movie sounded like a surefire success.
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Cutting out that $5 daily latte is a surefire way to save money.
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Wohl was publicly cagey about his involvement in Surefire or the plot generally.
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One surefire way to reach your financial goals faster is to spend less.
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Recycling content is a surefire way to create a boring social media presence.
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He was a surefire top draft pick and likely a future NFL star.
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It's a surefire sign of a team that knows it will lose badly.
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Fret not, because YouTuber Deepica Mutyala is breaking down one easy, surefire way, above.
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A plant is an surefire way to freshen up any bedroom in the house.
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In the field of project management, certifications are a surefire way to get ahead.
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One of the surefire paths to "success" on The Bachelor/ette is being vulnerable.
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Which is to say that it's a surefire antidote to the universal 3 p.m.
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Everyone I spoke to said there's no surefire way to mitigate this side effect.
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A surefire way to tick off fellow Bachelorette contestants if we've ever seen one.
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Rodriguez's five-run theory does not specify a surefire way to score the runs.
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Take professional paintball, which seemed like a surefire winner at its peak in 2005.
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These claws, which resemble boxing gloves, are a surefire identifier of a crab's sex.
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Indeed, betting against the market's doubters has been a surefire way to make money.
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Seems like a pretty surefire way to reclaim Chipotle's fast casual game dominance, right?
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In fact, Kavanaugh's record indicates skepticism for the multifaceted law but not surefire rejection.
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Spending more than you take home is one surefire way to stress yourself out.
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A Surefire telephone number redirects to Mr. Wohl's mother's voice mail, NBC News reported.
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For all the intensity of the playing, the performance revealed the work's surefire structure.
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There was no surefire way to know, and that only deepened the president's frustrations.
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Running a winning presidential campaign is a surefire path to a White House job.
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Taking your spouse for granted is a surefire way to make her feel unloved.
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There is no surefire way to strip partisan politics from the judicial selection process.
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Alison Roman's eggs Benedict is a surefire winner, and a mimosa goes along nicely.
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With a good cast and conductor, these are almost surefire moments in any performance.
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They have the credibility, trust, and a winning message – a surefire prescription for success.
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Clinging to the past is a surefire way to have a shitty eclipse season.
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There's also one surefire way to prevent social media from ruining your life: delete everything.
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A surefire way to avoid all this, of course, is to simply not use Uber.
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"This is a surefire sign that the market is well balanced," the RBC analysts said.
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But the media mogul also has a surefire way of breaking the cycle of procrastination.
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OWNING A CIGARETTE company ought to be a surefire way of making money in Egypt.
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But has Clinton chosen the most surefire way to keep them out of his hands?
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Peyton is a surefire 1st ballot Hall of Famer when he becomes eligible in 2021.
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Unexciting, perhaps, but a surefire way to build wealth, according to legendary investor Warren Buffett.
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Still, there is one surefire way to get both parents feeling in a frisky mood.
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That would be a surefire sign we're growing up, but we can't make any promises.
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A mini-meltdown is one of the few surefire ways to achieve Time With Ben.
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Either way, we're calling it now: This batch is bound to be a surefire hit.
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He was such a surefire pitching prospect in 2010 that The New Yorker profiled him.
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"The Super NES Classic is a surefire glorious trip down memory lane," Mr. Ramsay said.
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Reuters was unable to connect with anyone at phone numbers listed on Surefire Intelligence's website.
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That's a surefire way to win favor with Mr. Trump, a notorious sucker for flattery.
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Several hours later, phone numbers listed for Surefire Intelligence on its website had been disconnected.
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Congress has a surefire way to improve job growth: Repeal the new joint employer standard.
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But running the tables is not a surefire game plan - it's wishful thinking at best.
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And bringing Kanye to the White House is a surefire way of doing just that.
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Blackface was such a surefire route to popularity that even black performers started wearing it.
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A surefire way to stay out of trouble is by picking something Kim Jong-un likes.
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The internet went crazy for those, so we're betting this pairing will be an surefire win.
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However, Surefire Intelligence's attempt to prove the allegations flopped and the alleged accuser never came forward.
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It even got the SNL treatment, one surefire way to know you've transcended into the mainstream.
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Sadly, drinking alcohol is pretty much a surefire way to end up at least somewhat dehydrated.
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It's an enjoyable, surefire technique that scholars have traced back as far as Sylvester Stallone's Rambo.
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After all, little sleep and lots of makeup is basically a surefire recipe for a breakout.
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Interacting with the opposite gender is a surefire way to get classified as women gone astray.
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A coffee maker Cutting out that $5 daily latte is a surefire way to save money.
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It appears Paddock also had a SureFire 100 magazine hooked on the rifle with the stock.
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It's the only surefire way to efficiently download media directly to your laptop on the go.
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Hasen acknowledges that the tax-return maneuver is more of a "gambit" than a surefire strategy.
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It's not a surefire success, nor a guaranteed killer app for VR. It's not even finished.
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In the past, films based on well-known characters and successful origin stories were surefire hits.
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But even the presence of bike lanes is not a surefire way to prevent fatal crashes.
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For designers, dressing the First Lady has long been a surefire way to increase brand visibility.
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These hugely influential social media stars are a surefire way of getting to fans of Supreme.
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This year, even what would seem to be surefire blockbuster lots are being offered without guarantees.
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But we do know two surefire options for giving workers a raise through the tax code.
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Finally, any aftermarket options and modifications are a surefire way to sabotage your trade-in value.
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There's no surefire way to know that the economy is or isn't headed for a recession.
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Half in desperation, he reached for a surefire national sedative: Let the French talk it out.
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The call for getting big, greedy special interests out of campaign donations is a surefire winner.
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Early polls are never a surefire guide to what will happen in an election months later.
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A more surefire way to avoid resort fees altogether is by booking hotel rooms with points.
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Taking professional development personally is one of my favorite surefire ways to be happy at work.
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The only surefire way to delete your PayPal history is to delete your PayPal account entirely.
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You don't make $10 billion-plus in a single year without focusing on surefire crowd-pleasers.
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There's only one surefire way to stop the future use of nuclear weapons: remove them entirely.
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In the meantime, check out our roundup of the best undereye creams for a more surefire fix.
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Top it off with some scales and mermaid-themed packaging and you've got yourself a surefire win.
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The early report from Hill Reporter linked Wohl to Burkman's effort through a company called Surefire Intelligence.
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And, unfortunately, there's no surefire way to know before smoking and drinking that you'll feel good afterward.
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On Friday, Ohio Supreme Court justice Bill O'Neill demonstrated one surefire way not to tackle the issue.
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And while his tics were apparent on camera, but there was one surefire cure for them – singing.
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Because a post-peel face without SPF is a surefire way to cop Samantha's beet-red hue.
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On the flip side, some environmentalists tend to cast fracking as a surefire sign of the Apocalypse.
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It's not all-encompassing, but it's just the thing you need to build a surefire starter arsenal.
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In this light, a "kid in a candy store" approach is a surefire way to spook them.
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This is one surefire way to stand out, while also having a positive impact, in any office.
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In Germany, it's said that the only surefire magazine covers are ones that feature Hitler or sex.
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"When Stephen Miller … is in the room, it is a surefire failure," the top Senate Democrat said.
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Business Insider recommends skipping third-party sellers altogether as a surefire way to avoid potentially faulty items.
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If there is one surefire way to get more oxytocin in your system, it's by having sex.
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Having a surefire stud in the crease is still the clearest path to success in the NHL.
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But we had no surefire way of getting users exactly what they wanted: J.Lo wearing that dress.
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Dr. Gambhir wondered if there were some surefire way to detect cancer long before people got sick.
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According to tax experts, over-the-top expenditures are a surefire way to grab a jury's attention.
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But politicians agree that it is also a nearly surefire way to get voted out of office.
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But perhaps the most surefire way to see if someone loves you, other than scanning their brain?
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The most surefire way to do that, according to the IPCC, is through reforestation and ecosystem restoration.
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Learning to live in a chillier space is a surefire way to save on your energy bill.
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He told The Daily Beast that Burkman had hired Surefire Intelligence to help him investigate Mueller's past.
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These options are a surefire way to help your loved ones indulge in a little me-time.
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He is selling privatization as a surefire winner that will deliver better services for less public money.
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That's not a surefire formula, nor is it an indictment of 2018's top films in particular.
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If Hollywood knew how to make a surefire hit, it would have figured it out by now.
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It's a seismic, career-shifting moment — even for a surefire Hall of Famer of LeBron's already-massive stature.
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For me to meditate on Sarah Palin's comments is a surefire path back to my own self-destruction.
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Trying to sprint across the road while dodging cars and motorcycles is a pretty surefire way to die.
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The intelligence firm involved in the scheme, Surefire Intelligence, has several ties to the conservative firebrand Jacob Wohl.
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"He's an extraordinary player, a great performer and a surefire Hall of Famer," the commissioner said, per AOL.
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Get the right car with the right driver and you've got a surefire recipe for catching bad guys.
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Really, the most surefire way to be guaranteed you're watching 4K content is by watching it on disc.
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Hugh Grant has a surefire way to make his kids laugh — by putting his underwear on his head.
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The one surefire way the company could stay afloat would be the success of the its FF91 car.
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It appears that the one surefire secret to achieving Twitter success is to be a major pop star.
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What seemed like a surefire win by the Sixers changed slightly in the early part of the fourth.
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With that in mind, a surefire way of keeping interest in your personal brand piqued is through antics.
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Regardless, Hadid's fringe is a surefire sign that the style— both real and faux — is here to stay.
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If you want a more surefire entry into the event, there is one other way to get in.
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And unlike the absurdity that comes out of most product competitions, this one will be a surefire win.
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The only surefire is you buy yen, you buy U.S. Treasuries, you buy gold, and you sit tight.
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But embracing experiences is a surefire way to stay relevant—and in business—in today's competitive retail environment.
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Stickers, however, are far more popular than apps – and the most surefire way to generate revenue for developers.
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Selecting a present that's uniquely "you" is a surefire way to stand out from the crowd this season.
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Hue, a smart lighting system by Philips, is a surefire way to ensure your flat's lighting is optimal.
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Contrary to what your crazy cousin Brian thinks, the Antikythera mechanism is not surefire proof of ancient aliens.
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The surefire future Hall of Famer will be replaced by Pau Gasol, who the Spurs signed last week.
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You can make serious money if all goes well, but it's not a surefire way to get rich.
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Nonetheless, a Broadway production of the play is as close to a surefire success as one can imagine.
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"Asking for input is a surefire sign that your boss respects your ideas, judgment, and wisdom," says Kerr.
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The song is a surefire best song Oscar contender, as "Let It Go" was in the first movie.
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Take a look at the photos below of Mathhew Cohen, head of 'Surefire,' and of Jacob Wohl. pic.twitter.
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Jacob Wohl says he doesn't know nuttin' about Surefire Intelligence, the firm tied to the bizarre Mueller allegations.
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In a world without Barnes & Noble, risk-averse publishers will double down on celebrity authors and surefire hits.
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Here are six surefire tips to guarentee that you have swipe-right-worthy photos for your dating apps.
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Refinancing is a surefire way to give yourself extra cash — three digits' worth for most people — every month.
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UConn (29-3) has lost this season only to three surefire No. 22021 seeds in the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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Reducing the number of flights is one of the few surefire ways to curb emissions in the meantime.
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Coal plants can be a surefire way for politicians to deliver cheap electricity — and retain their own power.
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For Trump, the whole wall thing is just red meat for the troops, his most surefire applause line.
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But one surefire way to not get the rest you need is to worry too much about it.
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My goal was to come up with a surefire recipe that helps preserve the moisture of the meat.
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This dangerous and disordered eating continued well into my twenties, as I attempted one "surefire" diet after another.
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Phone numbers listed on the Surefire Intelligence website, however, automatically redirected callers to a voicemail for Wohl's mother.
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Whatever approach you choose, lowering your interest rate is a surefire way to save money on your debt.
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Using a debit card instead of a credit card is a surefire way to avoid credit card debt.
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So your timing, alas, is not going to be a surefire way to avoid a miserable Monday morning.
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Some items look pristine, and others are beat to smithereens — a surefire sign of a beauty product well-loved.
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Wohl, who had repeatedly denied any involvement with Surefire, posted news of the resulting story to his Twitter account.
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Since debuting at the Sundance Film Festival in January, the film has been pegged as a surefire Oscar contender.
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A group costume is a surefire way to slay Halloween — especially when it involves the creator of Blue Steel.
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Another surefire way to tell the A91 Edition apart from other Supras is by its carbon-trimmed rear spoiler.
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I think this story is a surefire hit and have no qualms about the ethics of sleeping with sources.
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Mourning a beloved celebrity's death with a product-placement tribute is a surefire way to cook up Twitter outrage.
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One of the most surefire ways to catch a fake review, says Gross, is to look at its language.
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Trump said he spoke to a Chicago cop with a surefire solution to crime, but he made that up.
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Not providing voters with a choice is a surefire losing strategy for Democrats to continue in the long-term.
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And if there's one surefire way to get internet points, it's with some variation of the surprised Pikachu meme.
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A surefire way to make your guests feel uncomfortable is to exclude them from either the ceremony or reception.
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They're a surefire way to liven up any big summer cookout with a little bit of novelty and pizazz.
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The Haitian-born big man headlined Kentucky's freshmen class last year and was seen as a surefire lottery pick.
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Not getting a good night's rest is a surefire way to sabotage your productivity, mood and overall well-being.
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The only surefire and legitimate way to view a private Instagram account is to directly request to follow it.
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Turning foods into happy faces is fun, easy, and a surefire way to get kids excited about eating healthfully.
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Here are eight surefire tips to keep you, your identity and your money safe this Cyber Monday and beyond.
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Luckily, there's one surefire way to increase your capture ability at that level, if you master it: the curveball.
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The email was sent to her by a person who claimed to be a researcher at Surefire Intelligence, Ltd.
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Dr. Blasey's revelation has sent what had appeared to be a surefire confirmation for Judge Kavanaugh careening off track.
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North Korea and its nuclear program, long a complex challenge with no surefire solution, thus is becoming exponentially worse.
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A slow-creeping melody or an unresolved chord progression is a surefire way to leave an audience on edge.
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The individual who emailed Taub identified himself as Simon Frick, who claimed to be a researcher for Surefire Intelligence.
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Inertia is equal parts laziness and complacency … and in the end it's a surefire way to kill your business.
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And one surefire way to go viral is to relate her policies to pop culture for her gigantic following.
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However Trevorrow did it, it's a surefire way to get old-school fans back on board the bloated franchise.
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One surefire way to limit how much money you lose is to not bet on the game, Gonzalez said.
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For Donald Trump, it seems, there's one surefire fix for immigration problems, wherever in the world you might be.
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Of course, $6.4 million is an incredible amount of money, and a surefire victory for setting revenge porn case precedent.
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But the outlet reported that Wohl's email address is the one listed in the domain records for Surefire Intelligence's website.
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For a surefire morning boost, set your coffee machine to start brewing a few minutes before your alarm goes off.
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Either way — doesn't Halverson know that telling someone to calm down is a surefire way to make sure they won't?
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But the one thing they can agree on is that no one really has a surefire way to assess it.
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Now, dynamo that he is, he's already dishing on casting for the second season of his seemingly surefire hit Feud.
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Reason No. 2 is turmoil on the foreign policy front, a surefire path to putting the brakes on economic growth.
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It's been touted as the perfect post-workout drink, a surefire hangover cure, and even a remedy for kidney stones.
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Both Warcraft and Assassin's Creed are built to set up sequels, in hopes of creating a line of surefire hits.
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Spending time with the people who know your partner best is one surefire way to get to know them more.
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Feeling overwhelmed or that the expectations are unreasonable are surefire signs that you might not be suited for the position.
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An overwhelming majority of economists have panned his "solution" as a distraction — indeed, a surefire way to cripple the economy.
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But Ricardel's unceremonious ouster offers surefire proof of one thing: Cross Melania Trump and you are going to get got.
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The surefire way to get someone in my industry riled up is to call him or her an ambulance driver.
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So far, however, such a conversion has not proved to be a surefire way of raising a firm's stock price.
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By then its author, Neil Simon, was surefire too: In 1966 he had four hit shows on Broadway at once.
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Covering any large subculture — particularly one with an explicit ideological component — is a surefire way to garner a passionate response.
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The company's 2020 film slate boasts fewer surefire blockbusters; there will be no "Star Wars" movie this year, for instance.
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And in E.R. culture, there is a longstanding conviction that the quickest, surefire way to douse that pain is opioids.
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It was a surefire applause line: Many people consider "endless war" to be the central problem for American foreign policy.
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At the time, in the 1980s, appearing soft on crime was a surefire way to be voted out of office.
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Given those high stakes, why is Nick Bosa considered a surefire top-three pick in the N.F.L. draft Thursday night?
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Many other analyses, of course, doubt that tax cuts for wealthy people's investment income really are a surefire job creator.
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And Sansa's growth — in the fashion department and otherwise — is a surefire sign she'll make it through the long night ahead.
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For many, an MBA seems like a surefire route to a high-powered career with a hefty pay packet to match.
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They're expected to explore non-traditional marketing methods and pin down surefire tactics to grow their user base at exponential rates.
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It's a surefire way to trace a stencil onto a pumpkin and even softens up the pumpkin's skin for carve time.
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Running multiple back-to-back speed tests and downloading entire movies is a surefire way to warm up a 5G device.
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Ever since people started making combat aircraft, making them faster has been a pretty surefire way to guarantee a better warplane.
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With $164.7 million earned worldwide and a majority-Asian cast, the modern-fairytale rom-com is surefire proof that diversity wins.
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But there is always one surefire way to make the big moment truly memorable: roping in your significant other's favorite celebrity.
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Basically, it's a surefire outfit win, and it doesn't even have to cost you much money (seriously, just hit up Zara).
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And if all goes as planned, the surefire rollicking performance should set the tone for an energy-infused and memorable evening.
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As Hinge found back in September, listing a school on a dating profile is a surefire way to get more likes.
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At many schools, moving out of the dorms and into an off-campus rental is a surefire way to save cash.
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Acanthamoeba is abundantly found in water and soil, so there's no surefire way to tell how Humphreys might have contracted it.
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January 7-9 is the next window, but there's no surefire guarantee they'll be cleared in time for that opening, either.
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Zendaya's "24k Magic" would've been a surefire win on Lip Sync Battle – against anyone besides Spider-Man: Homecoming costar Tom Holland.
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In previous decades, she explains, it was harder to push for a film that wasn't a surefire blockbuster or Oscar darling.
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Ahead, she spills the tea — err, milk — on three surefire ways to win over your boss and earn that big promotion.
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You may be able to completely avoid or remove some of them, which is a surefire way of eliminating that influence.
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Yet what made the programs special was Mr. Woetzel's way of balancing the surefire and crowd-pleasing with novelty and risk.
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Hiring managers surveyed by Accounting Principals say the most surefire way to do so is by staying motivated throughout the year.
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The project offers up 12 single-family homes to homeowners wishing for a surefire way of preparing for potential catastrophic events.
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Anti-abortion groups cheered the announcement Tuesday but stopped short of calling it a surefire way to reverse Roe v. Wade.
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Amy Schumer's discovered the one surefire way to get publications to cover her midterm endorsements: pairing them with her pregnancy announcement.
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It's not a surefire correlation, but it is cause for hope—an indirect suggestion that maybe there could be a vaccine.
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Having a big ego is a surefire way to create bad vibes today, but being open minded will bring great opportunities.
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The prospect of additional regulation has long been recognized as a surefire way to send demand for guns and accessories soaring.
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The name of the document's author was blacked out, but it used a slogan that was also on the Surefire website.
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"He was widely anticipated to be a surefire contender" for best director, Screen International editor Matt Mueller said in an interview.
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The logic is that the only surefire way to guarantee the homes won't flood again is if they no longer exist.
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The only surefire way to make sure that your loved one likes the phone you're buying, though, is to ask them.
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You've probably seen them yourself: surefire ways to determine if you have the disease, or simple tricks to avoid getting it.
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In those long-ago days, carrying a sleek Prada backpack was a surefire tell that the wearer was in the know.
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That's because Marvel put those up for sale in the 1980s, when superhero movies weren't the surefire moneymakers they are today.
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It may sound boring and trite, but it's a surefire way to keep sex on your minds and in your lives.
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The surefire way to facilitate a Democrat wave this November is for Republicans to impose a regressive tax on American consumers.
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According to Berlanti, there is no surefire formula to get the ratings and critical love needed to keep a show alive.
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Journalists and internet sleuths tied a scheme to smear Mueller with charges of sexual assault to an entity called Surefire Intelligence.
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Unsurprisingly, walking your dog is the best conduit for sociability, but all sorts of pets seem to be surefire conversation starters.
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Nonstick Teflon pans, moderate heat and lots of butter are the surefire way to go at it in the home kitchen.
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Compulsory voting isn't the surefire way of fixing the problem of turnout in the U.S. that many deem it to be.
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Shortly after the media reported on Burkman's and Surefire Intelligence's apparent plan on Tuesday, the far-right website Gateway Pundit published a document from Surefire Intelligence that purports to detail an allegation against Mueller by a woman who claims the special counsel sexually assaulted her at the St. Regis Hotel in New York City on August 2, 2010.
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Barrie laments the loss of Sydney as an international city, which seemed a surefire prospect after it hosted the Olympics in 2000.
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As employees know all too well, health insurance companies have one surefire way to lower costs: Ask their customers to pay more.
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It's not a surefire win, and there is one worrying precedent from the 1990s when Congress tried to raise the eligibility age.
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There's no secret to winning the lottery — the only surefire way to get yourself a winning ticket is to be incredibly lucky.
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Theater owners, from national chains to local independents, have yet to find the surefire formula to marketing a subtitled foreign language film.
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Fortunately, there's one surefire way to figure out if the one you're considering is a fake — just get out your measuring tape.
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If you're Samsung or Huawei, trying to sell your foldable as a productivity or work device is a surefire way to fail.
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Since taxes aren't too popular with the public, this surefire solution has received minimal support, at least at the proposed tax level.
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And Kidd, a surefire Hall of Famer who now coaches the Milwaukee Bucks, reflected on one of the NBA's greatest what-ifs.
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And let your partners know that a surefire way to piss you off this month is to make you feel locked down.
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Prince fans consider playing this song a surefire way to get your lover to jump in your arms and fuck you silly.
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If there was a surefire way to keep sand from getting in every nook you have, this is where we'd share it.
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Leaving the tagging up to the users was not a surefire way to ensure that all photos are tagged thoroughly and properly.
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Selling red, white and blue garb on Memorial Day is a surefire way to bring out shoppers' patriotism — most of the time.
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And scrutinizing the guest lists of other people's parties (with that sense of entitlement) is a surefire way to make yourself miserable.
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Politicians everywhere, take note — if you want a quick, surefire way to boost your popularity, start sharing more photos of your pets.
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Credit-card debt doesn't mean you're doomed, but it's a surefire sign that you're spending (or spent) money you don't actually have.
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Ms. Dahl felt her apartment in Windsor Terrace would have been a surefire place to meet a ghost, if ghosts were real.
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One surefire way to add a little novelty to your life is by making a commitment to learn something new every day.
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The Blazers had not been surefire contenders in recent seasons, but they had established a core that seemed to be going places.
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If Mark Zuckerberg is planning to run for office, calling out Donald Trump is a surefire way to gain some public support.
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Despite my apprehension for prequels, a surefire way to destroy mystery and ambiguity purposely left by the original story, I didn't care.
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But among teenagers, we know that dating someone of high status is a surefire way to try and increase your own status.
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If Mark Zuckerberg is planning a run for office, calling out Donald Trump is a surefire way to gain some public support.
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The call serves as a reminder that foreign leaders have learned that complimenting Trump is a surefire way to get his attention.
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To the Editor: There is no more surefire way to alienate American mothers who vote than to politicize the death of children.
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Partly that's thanks to the help of Mr. Penman, a surefire bassist who appears this weekend in a duo with Mr. Goldberg.
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He then gave another COR executive a surefire icebreaker with the governor: He told him to chat with Mr. Cuomo about Corvettes.
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"It's a surefire sign that you're a tourist because Granadians would never to think to pay for them," one local guide said.
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Imitating The Beatles' "Abbey Road" album cover is a surefire way to let people know you're a tourist — and slow down traffic.
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Mr. Wohl said in an interview last year that one of the women had been a client at his firm, Surefire Intelligence.
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She seems more interested in the story's high points—its surefire entertainments—than in the putrid plantings growing through that kitchen's cracks.
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God rest ye merry, fat cats: Shedding some of that cumbersome, excess cash is a surefire route to feeling good about yourself.
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Slapping a threat on to the end of a demand is a surefire way to get a kid to listen to you.
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It wouldn't be the holidays without a gift exchange and getting everyone involved is a surefire way to spread cheer throughout the party.
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And security experts agree there's at least one surefire way to be certain that data is truly removed and unrecoverable: kill the hardware.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter: There has perhaps never been as surefire a hit film as this new version of The Lion King.
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SoundHound may have raised a big round with a fresh set of strategic partners, but that certainly doesn't mean it's a surefire bet.
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But based on what we know, here's why the bill matters and why it's not a surefire solution for opening up the internet.
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Although there's no surefire way to 100% avoid a UTI, you can certainly make them less likely by taking some common sense steps.
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The vote in New Hampshire on Tuesday will almost certainly narrow the field — but still not produce anyone with a surefire winning formula.
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These signs are not a surefire indication of breast cancer, though, so be sure to see a doctor to discuss any new changes.
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Nintendo defined the Gen X childhood and parents know that a flagship Nintendo game will be a surefire hit for the whole family.
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"Especially if I take a break and I need to get back in shape, it's the surefire way to do it," she says.
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Not only is it the sincerest form of flattery, imitation is also one of the most surefire ways to crack up an audience.
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While it can be tempting to turn your straightener's heat up as high as possible, that's a surefire way to damage your hair.
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Personalized socks — $22.49 See Details For a gift that's a surefire hit this Mother's Day, look no further than a wine subscription service.
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See, I can assume here, from previous products Apple has released, but that's a surefire way to make an ass out of myself.
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Yet traders shouldn't take the recent low levels of the VIX as a surefire sign that a spike must be around the corner.
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Teigen's Twitter presence is formidable — her live tweeting of a naked British dating show is a surefire highlight — so her protest is significant.
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Fortunately they do seem to have some surefire benefits, among which you can now count improved efficiency — in theory, and on long trips.
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The writer says this surefire technique was the culmination of something he and his wife have "talked about doing" for a long time.
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By the way, Pat also tells us one of his Clippers teammates is a surefire Hall of Famer -- can you guess which one???
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This was after The Weeknd had become The Weeknd, a time when Drake's blessing seemed like a surefire road to a sustainable career.
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Purity tests and the nationalization of every single campaign is a surefire way to turn the big tent party into a weakened party.
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Although there isn't one surefire way to rebuild that trust, Lundquist said "giving a credible understanding of how the cheating happened" could help.
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"Defunding" Planned Parenthood has become a rallying cry among anti-choice advocates and a surefire way to enrage any red-blooded pro-choicer.
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Asking other people questions — about their lives, their interests, their passions — is a surefire way to get brownie points in their friendship books.
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Biking groups can keep you from getting lost, and they are a surefire way to be certain that cars are aware of you.
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Once you determine that brow-tinting is for you, there is one surefire way to make your tint last as long as possible.
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There's Marvel's Captain Marvel, the final installment of the Star Wars sequel trilogy and surefire sequels like Frozen 2 and Toy Story 4.
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But their impact, both individual and combined, far outstripped that of many other candidates in a year where there was no surefire frontrunner.
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There is one surefire Hall of Famer: Kevin Durant, drafted second behind Greg Oden in the 2007 draft by the Seattle SuperSonics (R.I.P.).
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When it comes to meetings — of which I am no fan — laptops and phones are surefire ways to make them even less effective.
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The draft class of 2019, by contrast, is generally regarded by talent evaluators as having two surefire difference makers, or three at best.
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Here are five surefire signs of an ill-fated manager, and how they can stop their employees from turning over because of them.
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If you know that your boss loves to sail, asking him about his latest trip is a surefire way to get him talking.
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The billing, then, is a chance for the N.F.L. to snag some extra eyeballs, and pop is a surefire way to do it.
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For the conversion, it seemed obvious that the Steelers should take the surefire kick for one point and go up by 25-20.
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Many experts see no surefire legal path for him to take, since the Clean Air Act contains no provision for revoking California's authority.
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When you're competing against dozens of other applicants, it's a surefire way to stand out and gain an edge of the other candidates.
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Acceptance of a Palestinian state on the 1967-established borders is a surefire way for Hamas to reposition itself in the international conversation.
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Out of all the deals Prime Day has to offer, discounted gift cards are surefire ways to get major bang for you buck.
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For many, this is the most surefire way of hitting the old off-switch and getting brief reprieve from existential or emotional angst.
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Real love has no borders and John Legend pushes to spread that message with his newest music video for "Surefire," which released on Monday.
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However, the Killing Eve actress has a surefire plan to present in a way that is authentic and enjoyable — without mentioning the T-word.
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At first, the project seemed like a surefire success: In June 2014, Hoboken won a $230 million grant to bring the plan to fruition.
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And according to Kelly Rowland, Vanesssa Hudgens, and Shanina Shaik the only surefire way to convey that message is with a freshly shorn do.
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Wohl has repeatedly denied having any links to Surefire, which the Daily Beast reported posted advertisements boasting its elite Israeli intelligence credentials on Craigslist.
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Cruz would have to sweep almost every single unbound delegate that remains up for grabs in order to be the surefire nominee by July.
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" To prevent third-parties from leaking your email, meanwhile, Princeton's Englehart says "the only surefire solution right now is to block images by default.
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Still, LH testing is really the only surefire way to know in an at-home setting that you are, in fact, about to ovulate.
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Fletcher remembers getting advice about how there are two surefire ways to cause a breakup: Either remodel a home or go into business together.
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This is the saddest death Game of Thrones has ever served, but also a surefire way to guarantee Daenerys will fight the Whitewalkers now.
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Then we get the twist: It's not a pizza roll commercial, it's a movie trailer for Cannes submission and surefire Palmes d'Or contender ... Totíno.
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A La Niña this fall isn't a surefire thing, but this latest climactic drama makes the anti-El Niño pattern more likely than ever.
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And if you don't have one of the many variations in your jewelry arsenal yet, the batch of picks ahead are a surefire start.
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CompTIA Security+ SY0-983 ($299 Value): Getting certified in CompTIA Security+ is a surefire way to demonstrate your competency when it comes information security.
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Given this surefire formula for passion, it should come as no surprise that so many Dancing With the Stars couples became couples off-camera.
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It's painfully clear that for some, money matters most, and working with R. Kelly has been a surefire way to secure a hit record.
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Deliver to your office or neighbor Another surefire way to thwart porch pirates is to not have packages delivered to your home at all.
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Davis' co-star, Denzel Washington, is a surefire Best Actor nominee who will no doubt give Casey Affleck a worthy challenge of his own.
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There's no more surefire way to creep someone out than to let them know that thoughts of their love life have entered your brain.
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Throw in antioxidants to keep damaging free radicals at bay, and you've got a surefire way to protect your body from the inside out.
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There is only one surefire way to shorten caffeine's half-life in your body, and it's to up the production of the CYP1A2 enzyme.
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In short, where personal taxes are concerned, the proposal is a surefire winner for the very top of the income ladder, including the president.
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The English Concert's annual performances of Handel oratorios and operas at Carnegie, under Harry Bicket, have been surefire hits for the past several years.
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If you're in the mood for pork, Pierre Franey's roast pork with milk is a surefire winner, as is Melissa Clark's porchetta pork roast.
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Weight loss through a wholesome diet and exercise — activities like walking and strength-training — is the only surefire way to get rid of it.
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Securing and holding a job is rightfully seen as one of the primary markers of successful reintegration and a surefire way to reduce recidivism.
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The shifting points of view — from parents to children and back again — drain a certain amount of tension from scenes of otherwise surefire suspense.
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It's Easy To Schedule Pre-planning sex might sound boring, but it's a surefire way to make sure you're actually, you know, doing it.
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Comedians generally end their sets with a surefire joke that gets a big laugh, not a provocative question that stuns the crowd into silence.
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Not only do HR managers find this off-putting, he says, but it's also a surefire way to talk yourself out of a job.
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In Virginia, for example, officials are returning to paper ballots, which experts say is the one surefire way to verify the integrity of the vote.
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Dr. Zeichner says that a trip to the derm is the only surefire way to clear up blind pimples, especially if you're getting them frequently.
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The unsubstantiated allegation against Mueller was linked to a company called Surefire Intelligence, which listed a voicemail box that had been registered to Wohl's mother.
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There's no surefire formula, and many businesses that must have seemed like can't-miss propositions disappeared with a whimper, their dreams of global domination crushed.
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While starting conversations about climate change is essential, it's time to take real action, and leading with innovation is a surefire way to do so.
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Despite all the changes over the summer, GM Marc Bergevin never did find the surefire first-line center everyone in Montreal wants him to get.
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But phrases like "To piggyback off of that" or "To add to that point" are a surefire way to let everyone know you didn't read.
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But that's the point — there are a few go-to Christmas tropes and themes that show up in every movie because they are surefire wins.
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No word on where Harris hawks would rank, but flying them on the grounds of Ashford Castle is a surefire way to feel like royalty.
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Coming back with a counter offer that is much higher than the industry standard is a surefire way to show that you aren't salary-savvy.
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And, this could be the one surefire answer to the question of how to get Girl Scout Cookies when you don't know a Girl Scout.
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On Sunday morning, Lifehacker suggested that the surefire way to make pancakes a bit fluffier was to mix a dollop of mayonnaise into the batter.
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These preferences have made some resort to less-than-surefire methods, from taking vitamins to timing when they have sex in order to influence gender.
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The only surefire way to avoid violent outbursts this Turkey Day, besides jettisoning yourself from modern society altogether , is the sweet anesthesia of consuming media.
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The issue: After yet another year of low-scoring hockey, the NHL came up with a surefire solution: drastically shrinking goalie equipment for next season.
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Wouldn't it be great if government could find a surefire method to close the achievement gap and give poor kids a good start in life?
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Either way, the options ahead are a surefire way to stand out in a sea of summer gingham and white, ruffled off-the-shoulder tops.
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Ms. Parker first became known for installation pieces that mixed surprise, familiarity and nostalgia with a surefire gimmick: They seemed to float magically on air.
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But one Wall Street behemoth thinks it has identified a group of stocks possessing a surefire combination of attributes that will lead to outsize gains.
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It could also hurt Larsen as Trump and Republicans are aiming for a judge they believe will be a surefire conservative vote on key issues.
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If your fully stocked pantry is keeping you from saying hello, the act of offering up baked treats is a surefire way to make friends.
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The smear plot involved fake documents from a private investigations company called Surefire Intelligence, and women being offered money to make fake allegations against Mueller.
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The entire cast of The Predator—the surefire sci-fi blockbuster, rebooted and directed by Shane Black—had been unwittingly working with a sex offender.
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The only surefire way to avoid an Error 53 bricking: only have your phone repaired at an Apple Store or at an authorized repair shop.
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A surefire way to lose is insisting to voters that this election is about Trump's tweets instead of their medical bills or their pay stubs.
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"Unexpected fees and lengthy delays are two surefire ways to ruin someone's trip," said Larsen, the top Democrat on the House Transportation subcommittee on aviation.
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It is not clear if Burkman, who insisted Surefire was "real," is also being tricked, or if he is a willing participant in this scam.
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He surely noticed — as leaders in Saudi Arabia and China have — that flattering Trump is almost a surefire way to make him a close friend.
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In this country, citing religious or spiritual convictions is often a surefire way to get out of doing something you're required by law to do.
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Economic sanctions are far from a surefire success, but it is worth thinking of them as one means of influencing the behavior of reprobate governments.
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An all-Mozart concert is always a surefire draw, especially when it's entrusted to this excellent ensemble and led by the elegant conductor Roger Norrington.
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But if you want a surefire way to get everyone's attention, just pull a hot, homemade dip out of the oven and watch what happens.
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A general partner wants to know that the risk will pay off, while an associate or principal will focus on founder credentials and surefire bets.
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And promos for the show suggest that Amy will soon develop her own abilities, providing the surefire satisfaction of little-body-with-big-powers confrontations.
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"Since Watergate, the most surefire way to blow yourself up is to attempt to pressure someone lower-down in the chain....It Just doesn't work."
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This month you'll host cosmic lovebirds Venus and Mars in your sign — a surefire way to kick your romantic life back into the highest possible gear.
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A lesson for Colorado's state government: telling Coloradans they can't have something is a surefire way to make them do whatever it takes to get it.
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But Ebola's resurgence, hardly unexpected, can't help but bring a question to mind: Why haven't we found a surefire way to cure or prevent it yet?
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No. 2 Xavier: Sophomore forward Trevon Bluiett is no surefire NBA player, but he's got a hell of a story that makes you wish he were.
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Shailene Woodley - "Stand Up / Stand N Rock #NoDAPL"John Legend - "Surefire" Kendrick Lamar - "Humble"Imagine Dragons - "Thunder"Ed Sheeran - "Castle On The Hill"DJ Shadow ft.
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Clearly, you're not a trained intelligence operative, and there is no surefire way for a casual vacationer to identify every type of hidden camera that exists.
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But having a bunch of politicians and lawyers saying that you can't do it is a surefire way to create a problem where none previously existed.
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Students are taught that abstinence is the only surefire way to avoid physical consequences like unintended pregnancies or STIs, but also psychological and social consequences, too.
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Before it aired, it seemed like a surefire hit, thanks to the star-power of Noah Centineo (aka, the internet's boyfriend) and Stranger Things' Shannon Purser.
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Part 1950s delicacy, part rowdy college dorm-party appetizer (?) — these gelatinous cocktails are a surefire way to bring the kumbaya to any forced family get-together.
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They know that if they don't do their homework, they'll never learn anything—and that's a surefire way to bring your career to a screeching halt.
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Everything in this collection is not only super-soft, but responsibly manufactured and gender-neutral — meaning it'll be a surefire hit with your most "Brooklyn" friends.
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Over-washing, harsh cleansers, using the wrong products for your skin type: Dr. Nazarian cites these common mistakes as surefire ways to mess with the microbiome.
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But it turns out that putting that same phrase in the text field of a Venmo transaction is a surefire way to get yourself in trouble.
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Two surefire signs: the 21-year old western lowland gorilla wasn't responding to her name and needed someone to stand in view to announce their presence.
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I know what songs to play for certain crowds, and what artists are surefire crowd pleasers (Justin Bieber, throwback '90s Jennifer Lopez, and anything by Beyoncé).
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Here's a surefire way to be the coolest person at the party: show up with a six-pack of amber beer made out of human urine.
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While there's no surefire way to make the VirZoom less nauseating, I think the best bet is to ease the player very slowly into the pedaling.
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Hiring professional hair and makeup artists is one surefire way for a bride or groom to make sure they look their best on the big day.
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They look like fairly close to surefire bets to pick up at least two seats in the Philadelphia area, the 5th District and the 6th District.
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There is no surefire way to avoid being ghosted in love, and unanswered texts or calls leave room for many burning questions: Has my date died?
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Vendors of AI-driven hiring tools argue the opposite, claiming that AI is the most surefire way to ultimately eliminate human bias in the hiring process.
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All of them delved beyond their surefire hits, digging out songs that deserved another airing or, as Mr. Young did, performing a handful of new ones.
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The cheese should act as a sauce and soak itself into all parts of the sandwich, and Cheez Whiz is a surefire way of ensuring that.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Putting thoughts to paper is the most surefire way for Manasia Horne to express herself, especially when it comes to uncomfortable subjects.
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Yet spending more money is hardly a surefire path to success; after all, Hillary Clinton raised far more money than Donald Trump, and she still lost.
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But when done right, it can be a surefire way to beat a larger Pokémon: The technique is simple: Anticipate your opponent's attacks and then dodge.
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They include a surefire documentary winner not even being nominated, the continued mistreatment of Emily Blunt, and the surprisingly soft total for A Star Is Born.
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For young selectees like Ms. McClodden — three quarters of this year's roster of 22017 artists are under 2400 — it is a surefire résumé and market builder.
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While the hidden gifts vary, from makeup to perfume to skin care, the goodies inside are a surefire way to satisfy everyone's infuriatingly nondescript wish lists.
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A surefire way to get you disinvited from certain polite segments of DC society and an unjustifiable gamble if you're playing for short term power positioning.
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"It's a surefire certainty it will be a thumping majority, no doubt about it," said Tim Bale, professor of politics at Queen Mary University of London.
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And one of the surefire ways to check complacency in the market is with the CBOE Volatility Index, known as the VIX for short, Cramer said.
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That is to say, they weren't desperately chasing the broadest possible audience with the most surefire formulas; they weren't calculating what would fit radio formats best.
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Whether you have one card or more than 30, falling behind on your credit card bills is a surefire way to tank your credit score.2.
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At the present juncture, a surefire way to alienate the groups a Republican nominee needs would be to ignore their heartfelt demands for Supreme Court nominees.
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And there's no surefire way I can know it happened — the federal government does not require manufacturers to include labeling for possible cross contact of allergens.
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There is no surefire way to breach the gulf between subjective and objective—what happens in my mind and what happens out there in the world.
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I do know one way to pay less to Uncle Sam, but the only surefire method I have ever come up with is to make less money.
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A more surefire strategy to raise wages of less skilled workers than restricting immigration is to raise their skill levels by investing more in education and training.
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Elemeno's co-founder worked on the frontlines of hospitals to gather the knowledge, and now he wants to bring those surefire processes to every doctor and nurse.
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Instead of advertising specials, a social-media shoutout that a Pokémon is on their premises is a surefire way to get customers in the door, Eater reports.
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But in a briefing with journalists last week, Kurtzman emphasized that putting a universe ahead of any given character or film was a surefire way to fail.
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However, Sanders has the most enthusiastic and engaged supporters, and many believe that embracing that energy is the surefire way for Democrats to defeat Trump in November.
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But most would also agree that an all-nighter of creating — or just partying — is a surefire way for dark circles to creep up underneath your eyes.
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So, here's a surefire way to offend a whole bunch of people on the internet: Take a millennia-old culinary tradition and liken it to squeezing zits.
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In any case, Netflix will likely view the upcoming show as a surefire money-spinner, as the live-action movies pulled in an estimated $1 billion worldwide.
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She was a child actor, a surefire success, a soap star, a sexpot, a pop singer, an addict, a criminal, a joke, a liability, a lost soul.
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But as good as it can feel in the moment, ignoring a person or issue is also a surefire way to let problems in your relationship fester.
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It's hard to draw any surefire conclusions about exactly why this is, but she says it's "totally plausible" that smoking could change the bacteria inside your vagina.
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" When she finally got the chance to float the idea to Schultz, she began her pitch with a surefire hook: "Do you know what manatees are, Howard?
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Every jerk of the car was a surefire signal that I was on my way to meet an untimely death at the hands of an invisible operator.
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Increase payroll taxes across the board A surefire way to eliminate Social Security's budgetary shortfall is to increase payroll taxes across the board for all working Americans.
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The only surefire way to keep the entire world from creeping on your Instagram stories, of course, is not to use the new Instagram feature at all.
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The second was what TMZ identified high-capacity magazine made by Surefire, which about a decade ago raised private equity funding from Goldman Sachs and Broadsword Partners.
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The piping hot take came straight from the Saints' locker room this week ... when Jordan scoffed at a reporter's insinuation that Big Ben is a surefire HOFer.
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Although there are plenty of products, like clean-up pens, crazy-thin applicators, and highly-rated formulas, it's never a surefire guarantee how things will turn out.
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A simultaneously massive and rapidly increasing regulatory burden on banks is a surefire signal that financial institutions are willing to spend significant capital to abate burdensome fines.
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A second woman told The Atlantic on Tuesday that she alerted the special counsel's office to an email she received from a man associated with Surefire Intelligence.
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Mainstream Democrats say the astronomical cost of Medicare for All would bankrupt the government and warn that taking away people's current plans is a surefire election loser.
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At a time when attaching "blockchain" to a company name is a surefire way to blow up stock values, there is plenty of incentive for these schemes.
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Surfacing stories based on how often users post about them is a surefire way to make clickbait trend — something Facebook's new anti-clickbait algorithm supposedly guards against.
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With all the art theory, conceptual packaging, photobooks, magazines, and posters, the only surefire way to stand out was with bright colors, flashy illustrations, and graphic images.
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The pairing of Dawson, a 31-year-old YouTuber who is still learning how to use eyeshadow, with Star might not seem like a surefire consumer hit.
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There is one surefire way for the Kremlin to electrify the voters — allowing the candidacy of Alexei A. Navalny, Russia's most outspoken and best-organized opposition figure.
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CreditCreditMatthew Williams For most couples, attempting a gut renovation of a historic home in a matter of months — while expecting twins — is a surefire recipe for disaster.
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The album opens with his first completed orchestra score, the ebullient and impish Toccata Concertante (1947), a piece that could become a surefire concert opener for orchestras.
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Senate Democrats retaliated Tuesday by torpedoing the continuing resolution needed to fund the government — putting us on what suddenly looked like a surefire course for a shutdown.
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The burgeoning field of astrobiology seeks answers in the form of "biosignatures"— surefire signs of life that a simple experiment could identify, such as DNA or proteins.
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People look at Nicklaus, who won the Masters at age 46, and say that Woods still has time to add to his surefire Hall of Fame résumé.
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But the notion that to do so, candidates and the Democratic party must abandon support for abortion access is both inhumane, and a surefire path to defeat.
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I was going to continue having bad, unfulfilling days, which she knew, and I know now, is a surefire sign that you should start planning your exit.
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Big Little Lies meets Desperate Housewives meets a little bit of James Bond sounds like a a surefire recipe for good TV, and Leonardo DiCaprio is on board.
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Covering your webcam is a surefire way to stave off webcam hackers, but if you want to protect your microphone, you'll need to be a little more creative.
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The Post, Shape of Water and Three Billboards are surefire locks for major nods These three films were all expected to do well, though they are vastly different.
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Vast storytelling scope isn't the only proof of artistic ambition, and having an intricate plan hasn't turned out to be a surefire way of making great work, either.
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Adrian (played by Adrian Purcarescu, a friend and colleague of Mr. Porumboiu's) is desperate for money and claims to have a surefire way to get hold of some.
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In the absence of regulation, noncompetes are a surefire hack to minimize recruiting and training costs, and a great way to suppress employee wages once they're locked in.
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Consider it an update on the all-pink makeup trend, a must-try for Valentine's Day, or a surefire way to zap yourself out of a makeup rut.
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Whether you're a master at dirty talk or a total newbie, there's one surefire way to make anything you say to your partner 10 times sexier: Whisper it.
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In what the dating service is calling The Ultimate Guide to Food and Dating, it found that mentioning guacamole is an almost surefire way to get a response.
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There's pretty much only one surefire way to beat a case of the Mondays, and that's to hit the MTV Video Music Awards red carpet with your boo.
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Whether Phil decides spring is right around the corner or we have to wait six more weeks, celebrating Imbolc is a surefire way to stay optimistic about spring.
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Again, there are a few universals—disruptive and aggressive behavior is a surefire way to put yourself at the bottom of the rankings in both likability and status.
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Bender acknowledged that exercising more and drinking less are not surefire ways to prevent cancer, just like exercising less and drinking more won't condemn you to a diagnosis.
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Check out the clip -- After busting our chops on the question (justified) ... Erin drops a little knowledge, giving some surefire ways to make a brand new football expert.
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Sources close to the new couple tell us ... Julia and Charlie believe there are surefire ways to avoid contracting the virus -- anti-viral meds and, of course, protection.
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In a matter of weeks, G2 Esports went from community favorites to missing the playoffs entirely, forcing this team of surefire talents to watch from the virtual sidelines.
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The man who brought star UCLA point guard and surefire NBA lottery selection Lonzo Ball into existence is extremely proud of that evolutionary accomplishment, and with good reason.
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Further undermining competitive markets and pouring billions in subsidies to cronies is a surefire way to harm all energy customers, stifle innovation and promote energy dependence on handouts.
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The only surefire way to get the dog to release the bite is to wait for the handler to get there and tell the dog to let go.
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" In his June investment outlook letter, Gross of Janus Henderson said: "Strategies involving risk reduction should ultimately outperform 'faux' surefire winners generated by central bank printing of money.
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Speaking of crispiness, roasting the hell out of brussel sprouts and adding crispy bacon is a surefire way to fill your kitchen and your stomach with winter glory.
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DMX has a surefire way of guaranteeing your girlfriend/fiancee takes you back after a bad fight ... just propose to her again in front of lots of people.
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Bombarding me with generic LinkedIn messages that seem like copy-and-paste notes you're sending to fifty others is a surefire way to make sure I don't respond.
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Raisa, a pensioner who was selling homemade sunflower oil near the market's entrance, said she had a surefire way to stave off the disease sweeping across the globe.
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While criticizing media coverage has long been a surefire tactic to rile up crowds, the depth of the president's most recent jabs took even seasoned journalists by surprise.
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When Bob Dylan and the Band teamed up for a 1974 arena tour, Dylan's first major tour in eight years and a surefire sellout, Graham was the promoter.
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I often have trouble focusing, and a surefire way to get my brain locked into a task is to put on some of my favorite video game music.
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"Frozen 221" was a surefire success: The original grossed over $203 billion worldwide, and this follow-up has been aggressively marketed by a studio that dominates the industry.
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The only surefire way to find out if Europa does have plumes erupting from it is to send another mission there to observe and even sample the water.
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Actually, Cilea created this 1902 opera as a surefire vehicle for a prima donna, so it's always hard to take Adriana's words seriously when a soprano sings them.
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In my naivety I assumed that it was a pay-to-play system and that the only surefire road to a nomination ran through the AVN committee's pants.
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If you took away the extravagantly gaudy trappings of the overproduced, chaotic, not very funny comic circus that is "Zoolander 2," you would still have a surefire basic concept.
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It's by no means an exhaustive list, and on the flip side, identifying with one or more of these signs isn't a surefire indication that your relationship is unhealthy.
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Nor is the wealth of testimony exposing Casey's astonishing web of lies—including the 30 days she kept Caylee's disappearance a secret—surefire proof that she killed her daughter.
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Nobody else around you seems to be paying attention to the currently-invisible problem, so trying to draw attention to it is a surefire way to lose your head.
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To start, we created a few surefire outfit recipes with Caribbean conditions in mind — because if you can survive the sauna-like weather there, you can handle it anywhere.
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About a week or so back, Amazon brought alarm clock functionality to the Echo line — the timing was a surefire sign that the Spot was just over the horizon.
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Any statement expressing what you have liked doing with your partner, or that you're envisioning doing with them, is a surefire way to ease into super-vocal sex sessions.
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All of this might sound like just another chore that you have to think about during anal sex, but it's one surefire way to ensure you're having safer sex.
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See, if there's one thing we took away from tonight's show, it's that matching your eyeshadow to your outfit is a surefire way to instantly pull a look together.
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And maybe ask a friend who owns the product about their personal experience — that's a more surefire way of figuring out if this new MacBook Pro is for you.
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One of the biggest fear factors potential travelers share is the "regret of not traveling" in the future — and there's only one surefire way to ensure that doesn't happen.
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Now don't get me wrong — I'm not suggesting that spending a few thousand big ones on just any average Joe's art show is a surefire way to get rich.
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But the endless pursuit of a bug-free system that works flawlessly is a surefire way to limit your ability to build products and respond to your customers quickly.
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A surefire way to get noticed is through Google AdWords, which can help you rise up the ranks of Google search and of course, generate more leads and revenue.
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The musical adaptation of a gothic English novel and an Alfred Hitchcock film, "Rebecca" was already playing to sellout crowds overseas, so it seemed like a surefire Broadway smash.
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While putting tape over your webcam is one surefire way of making sure no one's watching you on your webcam, you don't have to rely on such primitive methods.
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But would "Back in the USSR" really be an automatic, surefire hit if it were released today, into a music scene whose interests have evolved far beyond the Beatles?
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The musical adaptation of a gothic English novel and an Alfred Hitchcock film, Rebecca was already playing to sellout crowds overseas, so it seemed like a surefire Broadway smash.
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The FCC's efforts to inject new rules into the privacy arena are unnecessary in the eyes of innovators, and are a surefire way to drive up costs for consumers.
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The sad answer is that despite what your work orientation may tell you, going to HR is by no means a surefire way to stop this kind of behavior.
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"None of us have figured out a surefire way to get rid of them, so we'd prefer just to prevent it from happening in the first place," explains Dempsey.
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Also, unlike this season, when the much-anticipated "Hamilton" seemed to be a guaranteed hit even before it opened, next season does not yet have anything quite so surefire.
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There's only one surefire way to get your 2018 off to the start it deserves, and that's repeated viewings of a small corgi falling backwards into her owner's lap.
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Even in those circumstances, however, managing the battlespace and the weapon requires your full attention, and splitting it between two pistols is a surefire way to lose the fight.
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In fact, the new rule is a surefire way to kill science at the agency as it de-incentivizes the private sector to share proprietary studies with the EPA.
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With most low-income renters unable to quickly up and move their properties, institutional real estate investors increasingly see that as a surefire bet — especially in a major downturn.
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Dancing like an animal — a chicken, say, or an elephant, monkey, snake or frog — may sound like a surefire way to look ridiculous in front of a large audience.
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And that gets at football's underlying problem: the only surefire way to prevent and reduce brain trauma is to play less of the sport as we currently know it.
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Here he is in the video for "Nervous Sister," sitting on the benches amongst unattended fields, a surefire sign that a man's got some good, hard thinkin' to do.
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Gadsby coaxes us into her story with this sadly surefire old-school misogynistic humor: who doesn't feel ugly in a world that's dominated by Big Brother and Big Papa?
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Watching a TV show that the entire internet is talking about is a surefire way to get involved in some real conversation, and it doesn't involve being near germs.
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To many politicians on both sides of the aisle, school reform now seems like a surefire way to anger their base, in exchange for moderate votes that don't exist.
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It's a surefire way to bring some verve back to something that's become kind of routine and unexciting, which is exactly the challenge you'll be faced with this month.
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Dr. Phil has 10 surefire ways to avoid the burning desire to wring your live-in partner's neck during coronavirus quarantine -- most of which require brutal honesty and creativity.
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Written in the companionable prose that makes Goodwin's books surefire best sellers, "Leadership: In Turbulent Times" recounts the lives of Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson.
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"I have fallen so deeply and acutely in love with my daughter that the idea of loving anybody or anything as much seems like a surefire impossibility," she admitted.
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Unfortunately, there&aposs no way to know for sure if you&aposll experience this during labor, and there aren&apost any surefire ways to prevent it during pregnancy, either.
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Ultimately, the most surefire way of ensuring transparency is for those choosing a nursing center for themselves or a loved one to make visits to facilities in their area.
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Because third parties have increasingly been reporting this information to the IRS as well as to taxpayers, any inconsistencies are a surefire way to get audited, according to Rosenthal.
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The brand's website is crawling with merch, though, and it can be hard to rummage through the sea of leggings and sweat-wicking garb to find the surefire winners.
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While not a surefire solution for a fully digitized library, some unreleased and obscure recordings turn up online eventually, as did tracks from Jeff Buckley and Prince this year.
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Live stream: NBC has exclusive rights to the awards show, so the surefire way to stream the 2019 Golden Globes is via the NBC website or the network's app.
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Sure, it wasn't a surefire trick, but who knows — it might work for other people, and in this news cycle, we're going to need all the help we can get.
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National parks are a surefire winner, but will the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone and other beloved parks even be open now that President Trump's put a hiring freeze on federal workers?
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But Taub, a Vermont Law School professor who says she has never met Mueller, also told the Atlantic she had received emails from a Surefire account proposing a similar arrangement.
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"Institutions such as Gavi, the Global Fund and GPEI are the closest things that we have to surefire bets to alleviate suffering and save lives," he writes in the Journal.
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With that resolution passed, carriers no longer have to ask for explicit permission before viewing, sharing, or using that data — a surefire move to bring in those precious ad dollars.
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Of course, Virgin Galactic has long been itching to make commercial spaceflight a thing, so this latest flight shouldn't necessarily be taken as a surefire sign it's going to happen.
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Cut benefits on everyone right now Another surefire solution that has even less support from the public (and especially seniors) is the idea of cutting benefits for everyone right now.
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In the long and untidy history of American politics, there has never been a single meaning of the word, and there has never been a surefire way to deploy it.
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Having members of Congress jockeying for position among themselves, all of them certain that their own bases need to be kept off the list, is a surefire recipe for impasse.
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That said, if there's a single topic of interest that I think we can all agree would be a surefire homerun on this newly minted Zuckerberg podcast, it's goat murder.
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But the surefire way for Trump or Cruz to become president is for those of us who oppose them to assume they won't and, through our passivity let it happen.
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While that's definitely an surefire way to get the party started, you should probably only do it if it's a really good friend's party because the six-pack costs $100.
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It's tough to sort out what really happened, but allegedly, a firm called "Surefire Intelligence" contacted women and asked if it could bribe them to finger Mueller for sexual harassment.
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Sell all holdings, place in blind trustMost ethics experts say the only surefire way for Trump to remove the possibility of conflicts is to divest himself of his business holdings.
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TL;DR: Sharpen your Excel skills with the Complete Microsoft Excel 2019 MOS Certification Exam Training Bundle for $25, a 98% savings and a surefire way to impress your boss.
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Though both Collins and Murkowski have identified themselves as pro-choice and voted against Trump nominees in the past, it's hardly a surefire guarantee they will vote no on Kavanaugh.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer has found one surefire way to boost your stock on a tepid day like Wednesday: say you're making investments in technology to make your company more efficient.
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Yes, there are the surefire hits—spicy cumin lamb, braised tilapia in chili sauce, gargantuan plates of Chongqing diced chicken, which extracts tears and sweat through blizzards of dried chilis.
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Jennifer Taub, an associate professor at Vermont Law School and occasional CNN commentator, forwarded The Atlantic an October email she received from a man using a Surefire Intelligence email address.
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My middle school years were spent copying what I thought was a surefire method of appearing cool to my peers, but that effortless merge into the preppy masses never clicked.
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The separation of immigrant families from their children is not merely a disgusting failure of sympathy by the American government, but also a surefire way to break thousands of children.
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Prominent Chinese economist Fred Hu does not believe Made in China 2025 will necessarily make China an innovation power, arguing that industrial policies are not surefire paths to technological dominance.
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R&B chart topper John Legend's video for "Surefire" is a visual ballad about a young Muslim woman and her Latino boyfriend struggling to preserve their relationship despite cultural barriers.
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Had Olerud produced the numbers he did offensively as a shortstop and not a first baseman in an era full of sluggers, he would be a surefire Hall-of-Famer.
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It's an exciting idea that does hold some promise, but as Johnson pointed out, this kind of model should be viewed as offering an opinion rather than a surefire prediction.
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The movie's been a critical success and an Internet darling — and it hasn't underperformed — but it seems like the surefire future cult favorite's best days lie ahead, on home video.
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But reversing a promise to your voters in your first act in office is a surefire way to make you look like a shady politician if ever there was one.
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Mr. Najib oversaw the fund, known as 22016MDB, and unveiled it in 243 as a surefire way to bring further prosperity to Malaysians through smart foreign investments and development projects.
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Ultimately known as "weird Twitter," it was tough to define — talking about weird Twitter was a surefire way to get made fun of by weird Twitter — but easy to spot.
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While it was sold as reform and a surefire way to significantly increase wages, the only significant increases so far have been corporate profits, share buybacks and federal deficit projections.
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But Realman argues there's a surefire way to ensure that the next generation of performers are learning these acts in a safe, controlled environment and being taught by the best.
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Antonio Gates -- a surefire future Hall of Famer -- says it's "crazy" that Terrell Owens isn't in Canton ... claiming T.O.'s the 2nd best WR of All Time ... behind Jerry Rice.
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Letting a single character take center stage to talk for a full hour, with next to no interruptions, sounds like a surefire way to make a television audience tune out.
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He was, for years, a surefire way to land a punchline for comedians ranging from Leno to Dana Carvey to Chris Rock to Dave Chappelle, not to mention The Simpsons.
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A digital thermometer is an affordable, surefire way to avoid the nightmare of a dry, overcooked turkey, and we've found the two best thermometers for you to consider this holiday season.
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Both the posts were written by self-described journalists whose Twitter accounts were created in the last three months, and neither has done much beyond promote their Medium posts on Surefire.
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I will forecast the Super Bowl (I didn't say I would be accurate, just would forecast) and will reveal a surefire system for predicting N.F.L. winners — without even knowing who's playing.
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Now Gigwell is being used by booking agencies like Diplomats Of Sound and Surefire, as well as Robot Heart, the coolest camp and events company to come out of Burning Man.
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The equivalent of a black cocktail dress for a party, or a navy skirt suit for work, the blush princess dress is a surefire way to fit in while blending in.
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But one surefire way to help combat those snow-induced doldrums is with a brand new hairdo, as a vast array of stars are proving, from Reese Witherspoon to Peter Dinklage.
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The latter, because like it or not, gendered categories are a surefire way to ensure that women — if a very limited scope of women — get at least some of the spotlight.
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I could list even more "surefire" hits that fizzled, from X-Men: Apocalypse to The BFG to the latest Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles outing (which I'll bet you forgot even existed).
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Violence is a surefire way to be sent home from any of the franchise's shows, as Bachelorette villain Chad Johnson learned when he was sent packing after aggressive and violent behavior.
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If we wanted a moment of freedom — to cook, to grab a drink, to go to the bathroom — then the only surefire option was to park him in front of YouTube.
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Plus, there's also this from McCann: This could be a potential disaster for the NFL and one surefire way to avoid it would seem to be Kaepernick signing with a team.
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Although classifying material may seem like a surefire way to stop it being disclosed, the FBI's move could open up new legal avenues for defense teams to gain access to it.
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Researchers have long looked for a way to prevent bullying in American schools, but the problem persists, and no one can seem to agree on a surefire way to address it.
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It must shake loose a longstanding conviction that opioids are the fastest, most surefire response to pain, an attitude held tightly not only by emergency department personnel, but by patients, too.
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Without his handler, Buck panics at the microphone and begins to tell what he thinks of as surefire jokes: One is racist; another (in Key West, mind) is jaw-droppingly homophobic.
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The state of play: After a brief run of original hits, Broadway this year opted to churn out surefire moneymakers with mass appeal with little to show for acclaimed original shows.
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While on the surface, at least, this seems like a surefire way of attracting tourists, the announcement of the Slovenian beer fountain has already made ripples in Croatian and Serbian media.
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It has tons of pockets for everything from your small EDC items to your 553-inch laptop, so this bag will be a surefire winner for the day-to-day commuter.
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His cheerful good manners to his ballerinas have been unfailing; though he's a surefire star, he still behaves with a humility that shows he knows this art is larger than he.
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Brady, a surefire first-ballot Pro Football Hall of Famer when he becomes eligible, was a lightly regarded prospect coming out of college, the 199th pick in the 2000 NFL Draft.
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Not only is the at-home mani a surefire way to stop you from scrolling through Twitter, but it'll also help you make the most of your time on the couch.
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The only surefire way to avoid this is to do as the lawyers recommend and keep your personal things on your personal devices and your work things on you work computer.
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The two-factor authentication method that so many banks rely on, for instance, will likely become obsolete as financial incumbents and insurgents look to transition into surefire, data-backed, AI solutions.
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Because even tech bros could use a little intersectionality and postcolonialism in their lives, Trinh T. Minh-ha's Woman, Native, Other: Writing Postcoloniality and Feminism is surefire win as a gift.
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He made several stops on point-blank attempts in the second period, including a sprawling save to his right to deny Viktor Arvidsson of what appeared to be a surefire goal.
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This is the only surefire way America should send the leader of the free world to meet with the leader of nation that still has 100,000 people in political prison camps.
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Having crowdsourced most of his policies on social media, Zelenskiy has made a key campaign promise of stripping the president, lawmakers and judges of immunity -- a surefire way to ignite voters.
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Whether it&aposs taxes or weddings, planning now for your major 2020 expenses is a surefire way to keep your cash flow healthy — and your risk of accumulating debt very low.
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Surefire also seems to have seeded blogging platform Medium with "suspiciously vague" posts touting how good it is at the art of spycraft, the Beast wrote:Surefire is a bit of a mystery.
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While we can't be 100 percent certain of why last year's flu season was so bad, it's worth reiterating that getting a vaccine is a pretty surefire way to avoid the flu.
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That particular King of England's reign ended in 1413, which means that over 600 years have passed and we still haven't had a eureka moment resulting in a surefire cure for insomnia.
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Even if you're watching what you eat, deciding certain foods are good and certain foods are bad is a surefire way to stress yourself out and develop a negative association with eating.
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A surefire sign, Dr. Papp says, is if you develop a pattern of panic attack-like symptoms in certain situations, whether it happens in an open space or just outside your doorstep.
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Plus, the relentless, worldwide touring they did in support of it, over which they quickly earned a large and rabid fanbase, seemed like a surefire method of running themselves into the ground.
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Telling anyone about your kink can be nerve-wracking, for sure, but open communication with sexual partners is the only surefire way to make sure you're getting what you want in bed.
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Arnav Khannah24, a young mechanical engineer who worked on the miniLab, figured out a surefire way to get Balwani off his back: answer his emails with a reply longer than 22010 words.
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The accelerated rate that artificial intelligence has been evolving is staggering (and a little terrifying) and as a result, experimenting with AI is a surefire way to drum up some free publicity.
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Thankfully, we here at MUNCHIES have thought long and hard about all the unwelcome elements that make Thanksgiving an unmitigated disaster and have come up with a surefire way to counter them.
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As Jared Bernstein, a liberal economist who was a top adviser to Vice President Joe Biden, has written extensively, full employment is a surefire route to higher pay and faster productivity growth.
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Maybe the cookie dough shop wanted to take all the credit for keeping the trend alive, and, adding sparkly sprinkles to raw cookie dough is a pretty surefire way to do that.
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But other journalists looking into the matter discovered that Wohl had invented Surefire and the accusation couldn't have been true because Mueller was serving jury duty several hundred miles away in question.
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One of the most surefire ways to thwart hackers is to use multifactor authentication, or logins that verify your identity by sending an SMS code to your phone or an app notification.
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The only surefire way that Democrats can guarantee they have a voice in the state-by-state redrawing of congressional lines is to win governor races (and state legislative control) in November.
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As we're certain any true lover of the ocean's bounty is aware, there are as many surefire methods of ensuring an octopus is perfectly tender as there are cephalopods in the sea.
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As if all that weren't confirmation enough, the handset appears to have also recently passed through the FCC (alongside the Tab S3 tablet), a surefire sign that it's just over the horizon.
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It seems to be a surefire way to pull in a ton of tourism and present yourself as open to business and investment both in the runup to the games and afterward.
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So, it looks like Surefire is essentially Better Call Saul's Jimmy McGill doing a series of different voices over the phone to convince prosecutors that a whole church congregation supports his client.
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Blowing candles out on your cake, according to researchers at Clemson University, is a surefire way of increasing the amount of bacteria on the icing of your cake by a whopping 1400%.
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One surefire way to miss the mark and to not be there when they need you the most is to turn a blind eye to their obvious signs of anxiety and stress.
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There is no more surefire way to blood-glucose control than starvation, and I've gone months eating only a small bowl of chicken soup a day, had doctors praise my impressive management.
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Surefire Intelligence appeared to be linked to Jacob Wohl, a young conservative well known in certain political corners of Twitter who has contributed to The Gateway Pundit, a right-wing news site.
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After tentatively bonding with Carol and Morgan over the past few episodes, a surefire sign that the boy is doomed, Henry joins Carl in the juniors section of the afterlife this week.
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However, the most surefire way to make sure you're getting a phone that works on a certain carrier is to buy it from that carrier (or an authorized reseller like Best Buy).
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Verdict: This is a surefire sign that the taxidermy craze has gotten out of hand — look for those stolen animals to turn up on London gastropub walls within the next six months.
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While a good job candidate can increase their odds of cutting through the noise by perfecting their resume and cover letter, it's still not the most surefire way to land an interview.
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They suggested one surefire method: a let-it-all-hang-out speech by Trump that explains his uneasy relationship with the Republican Party — and why he wants to be its standard-bearer.
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" Rove accused Bannon of launching a "jihad against incumbent Republicans" and singled out Ward and Tarkanian as surefire general election losers and part of Bannon's "collection of misfits and ne'er-do-wells.
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At least some of the LinkedIn profiles that showed purported employees of Surefire were also taken down, as were two articles on Medium promoting the company under the guise of news stories.
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Trade tensions and the 22020 presidential election will add even more uncertainty to the aging U.S. economic recovery, making surefire defensive stocks and consumer staples more attractive investments, according to Morgan Stanley.
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And while we may not all have access to the same fancy treatments, slipping into a pair of celebrity-loved sneakers is a surefire way to upgrade any workout to star status.
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Chen and Menon believe that their findings can help improve academic performance for children who struggle with school and give teachers a surefire tool for helping their students meet their fullest potentials.
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In the absence of a surefire track for the storm, some amateur forecasters are sharing misleading information online, sometimes by posting an especially severe model as if it were a definitive prediction.
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In the absence of a surefire track for the storm, some amateur forecasters are sharing misleading information online, sometimes by posting an especially severe model as if it were a definitive prediction.
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Mel Brooks's 1967 film The Producers — so controversial when it came out — culminated in the (Jewish) protagonists attempting to stage a schlocky propagandistic musical, "Springtime for Hitler," a surefire (they hoped) bust.
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But a second woman, Jen Taub, later came forward and told The Atlantic that someone working for Surefire Intelligence had also contacted her and made an offer similar to the one Parsons outlined.
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Financial analyst Bradley Thomas, who hates when I have fun, noticed that fidget spinners had declined in both Amazon rankings and Google search rankings—a surefire sign it had already reached its peak.
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Eventually, either businesses will start to cut jobs, a surefire way to erode consumers' confidence, or free-spending shoppers will set executives' minds at ease and encourage them to ramp up production again.
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There were moments when this production took off, like the surefire scene in which Cavaradossi is being tortured offstage while Scarpia tries to get Tosca to reveal where her lover has hidden Angelotti.
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The Orange Is the New Black star had been dating Gusman since at least June, when the two were spotted at a restaurant in Hollywood — the surefire way to announce your new relationship.
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As fun as it is to dissect someone's behavior, there's no surefire guarantee that you'd be able to tell everything there is to know about a person based on their body language alone.
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Photo: GettyIn the absence of proactive tools to prevent dirtbags from nonconsensually uploading intimate photos to the internet, victims of revenge porn have little surefire recourse to ensure the photos stop circulating online.
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Though they acknowledge that swatting is obnoxious, they also view it as a necessary form of frontier justice—a surefire way to stop vulgar "keyboard warriors" from slandering or threatening their online associates.
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In an attempt to speed up the connection process with a fresh slab of audience, he cut many of the ballads from the second night's set to lean on the surefire crowd-pleasers.
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But this doesn't seem to be giving pause to said surgeons, who are desperately seeking a surefire method of removing the barbecue brush wire bristles they keep finding lodged in their patients' throats.
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Whereas an appearance at Christie's was a surefire way to move up the social ladder, a coke-fueled make-out session would almost certainly lead to a ruthless character assassination on Gossip Girl.
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White Collar Watch When a friend or business acquaintance pitches an investment as a surefire winner, there can be a question about when that cajoling crosses over from mere sales talk to fraud.
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The younger brother of UCLA standout and surefire Top 10 pick Lonzo Ball upped the ante last night in a game against Los Osos in which he, and he alone, scored 92 points.
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In any divorce, lawyers are the only surefire winners, and as Britain muddles through one of the biggest, messiest and most complicated breakups in economic history, the country's top law firms are booming.
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But his dazzling, surefire electric playing is only half the story; he's got an equal command, and perhaps even greater inquisitiveness, as an acoustic guitarist exploring the traditions of Spain and Latin America.
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This desire is rooted in the Taliban's belief that a political settlement is a surefire way to achieve the insurgency's paramount aim: the complete withdrawal of all 28503,22019 U.S., NATO and allied forces.
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Twitter users pointed out that the same Google user who had uploaded images for the Surefire Intelligence website had also previously uploaded images for a website Wohl used for an asset management firm.
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Legal scholars on both sides of the aisle have questioned why Comey announced the development, given the apparent lack of information and the surefire impact it would have so close to Election Day.
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While these factors are by no means surefire precipitators of long-term success, they are commonalities present among high-performing companies over the past two decades and deserve consideration when evaluating new opportunities.
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This strategy may have worked well when CDs paid interest north of 103 percent, but with today's miserly rates, putting your money into CDs alone is a surefire way to go broke slowly.
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In this surefire set piece, which feels shoehorned into the film, Antonina saves the life of a baby elephant to which she administers CPR, risking being trampled by the adorable creature's agitated mother.
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Klopp dismisses any notions that Salah has lost confidence, but the heavy touches when he was once so deft, the slight stumbles when he was once so sure: they are the surefire signs.
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Franchi claims the only surefire way to steer clear of treacherous waters is to ease back on the massive scale that many advertisers crave and instead look to a smaller whitelist of approved sites.
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For one thing, science has already shown that's a surefire recipe for failure—one of the many reasons only 8 percent of people who make resolutions ever hit their goals, according to one study.
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So she whipped out the big guns, telling the cops she was a "very clean, thoroughbred, white girl"—because a little bit of implicit racism is a surefire get-out-of-jail-free card.
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For one thing, science has already shown that's a surefire recipe for failure—one of the many reasons only 8 percent of people who make resolutions ever hit their goals, according to one study .
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Meal Mentor CEO Lindsay Nixon's essay encourages readers to think of their dietary changes as choices, not restrictions, with the idea that telling yourself you "can't have" something is a surefire path to frustration.
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Here's a surefire way to piss off New Yorkers ... stop traffic in the middle of a busy day (on a super busy street) for a camping photo shoot in the middle of the street!!!
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But Rio's real beauty lies on the beach, where people-watching the traveling circus of cariocas (Rio natives), dogs, birds, prostitutes, and musicians along the black-and-white patterned sidewalks is a surefire delight.
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Banning all travelers from a foreign country seems a surefire way to offend that country's government and impede intelligence-sharing, rather than enhancing the flow of information about terrorist threats as effective counterterrorism requires.
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The only surefire way to end the constant glut of death penalty appeals clogging our state court system is to vote "NO" on Proposition 66, and "YES" on its eminently reasonable alternative, Proposition 85033.
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The Supreme Court's only real power is its legitimacy in the eyes of the American public, and forcing through another justice who's been accused of sexual misconduct is a surefire way to damage it.
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Nobody's ever totally figured out how to make a surefire hit, but there used to be rules of thumb regarding what made for a box-office winner — and those rules seem to be changing.
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What we know so far is that: This caused the whole matter to spill out into public, and internet sleuths began to dig into Surefire Intelligence, the supposed private intelligence company investigating these allegations.
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It's not that knowing this about customers' preferences and ordering habits is to cook without love; I'd just say that the intangible extra ingredient in the case of surefire home-run hits is cynicism.
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Posing as the Israeli anti-terror expert Erran Morad, Cohen managed to get Roberts to chomp down on a dildo, somehow convincing him it was the only surefire way to escape a terrorist's beheading.
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You're likely looking for a surefire way to stand out in the crowd, secure some funds to start building your future, and if you're lucky, you'll get some job flexibility to work remotely, too.
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His heartfelt tribute to the Führer is taken up by Bialystock and Bloom because they are looking for a surefire flop, a work of such stupendous bad taste that audiences will flee in disgust.
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New Orleans honors its ancestors, keeping old songs current and paying tribute in ways that go deeper than borrowing surefire hits, although this year's Jazz Fest had its share of crowd-pleasing Prince covers.
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Representative Chris Collins had told so many people, from fellow House members to friends and relatives, about a surefire investment: a little-known Australian drug company that was developing a treatment for multiple sclerosis.
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There's never been a surefire formula for making money in Hollywood, but these projects were all greenlit because they seemed like they'd bring in audiences, with big movie stars or reliable franchises behind them.
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Obviously there is no one surefire way to beat the markets every single time, but learning different strategies and mindsets regarding trading can only help to expand the way you think about your investments.
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He's not quite as impressive as Amy Klobuchar, a 2020 contender whose entire rationale is about electability, but an examination of his actual track record should significantly calm fears that Sanders is a surefire loser.
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If you don't want people watching you when you don't know it, the only thing that's a surefire method to make sure you aren't being recorded is to put a physical barrier over your webcam.
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In fact, spewing information about your mounting credit card debt or your penchant for purchasing $19 celery smoothies for breakfast can seem like a surefire way to dampen the mood, no matter your relationship status.
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When sensitivity strikes, no matter what the cause, it's important to have at least one surefire fix — a gentle product with a simple, natural ingredient list that calms like a pacifier — in your medicine cabinet.
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One surefire way to detox is by checking out Dig This: A heavy equipment playground where you can drive bulldozers and excavators and "unleash your frustrations on a perfectly good car," according to their website.
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But Gallagher believes that the competitive approach will be a surefire way to find areas where two strategies might be in conflict and iron out the differences, and find problems that exist in all three.
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Employees Only principal bartender Dev Johnson designed this rum-based variation for Thai seafood-focused restaurant Fish Cheek and it's a surefire way to lift you out of whatever modern ennui you find yourself in.
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But celebrating by drunkenly balcony hopping is a surefire way to inspire boomers everywhere to shake their aged fists to the sky and cry "those confounded youths" over and over until the end of time.
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Sent by a man who identified himself as Simon Frick, a researcher at Surefire Intelligence, he said he was interested in Ms. Taub's encounters with Mr. Mueller and was willing to pay for the information.
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That may not be as eye-catching as announcing a $10 billion gift on social media, but it would be a surefire win for the environment, whereas Bezos's donations may or may not prove effective.
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"Doubling down on the same failed policy proposals and tactics that led to the erosion of Democratic officeholders nationwide is a surefire way to fail once again," NRCC spokesman Jesse Hunt said in a statement.
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But one of the fastest ways we can move on and up from our current jobs (in other words, an almost surefire way to snag a promotion) is to over-deliver, and not under-impress.
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That person told CNN that he didn't know what Surefire Intelligence was -- "it doesn't ring a bell" -- and, when asked to identify himself, said "don't call" if "you aren't sure" who the number belongs to.
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Your coworkers may understand if you show up late by a minute or two to the occasional meeting, but making tardiness a regular habit is a surefire way to lose credibility in your colleagues' eyes.
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"There is a surefire way to avoid separation from your children, and that is present yourself at a border crossing," said Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar on a press call on July 5.
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And embracing politics as a contest of pure bombast and salaciousness is a surefire way to guarantee the chaos of the Trump era will last long after our reality TV-in-chief is out of office.
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Obviously a strong password alone isn't a surefire way to protect yourself online, but it's definitely a crucial factor, and pretty much the entire list of the most commonly used ones are begging to be hacked.
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Lee Sedol was able to save face with a victory in the fourth match, saying he had found a "weakness" in AI's game, but he was obviously unable to find a surefire way to beat AlphaGo.
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While there's no surefire way to predict how the markets will perform — this week or over the next 40 years — there is easy research you can do to make sure you are smartly saving for retirement.
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There always has been and always will be a surefire path to success for those willing to bend their art to the demands of the market—you just need to know the what your product is.
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In fact, all the people listed on LinkedIn as Surefire employees have profile photographs of other people — some famous, like Mr. Waltz or the Israeli model Bar Refaeli — as previously reported by Bellingcat, an investigative website.
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The stock market draws the most attention on its very best days and very worst days, but there's one surefire way to make investing worth your while: Stick it out through the good and the bad.
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That's worked for movies like Meet the Feebles and musicals like Avenue Q. But "puppets, only dirty" isn't enough to hang a movie on, any more than "female protagonists, only dirty" is a surefire home run.
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Matt LeBlanc has already seen how a surefire hit can go sour with the short-lived "Friends" spinoff "Joey," and had far more success mocking his own fame on the Showtime series "Episodes," cocreated by Crane.
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"He had a surefire insurance policy: That the witnesses were standing in line to get into his universe," Joan Illuzzi, an assistant district attorney, told the jury during her closing arguments at Mr. Weinstein's rape trial.
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More critters, lots of them: Lucy Cooke's "The Truth About Animals: Stoned Sloths, Lovelorn Hippos, and Other Tales From the Wild Side of Wildlife" is a surefire summer winner, no matter how cheerless its cover looks.
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Yet the far left's leaders, including Congressman Gutierrez, praised DACA as an "antidote for do-nothingism" and now thinks that Trump's more robust proposal — replete with a path to citizenship — is a surefire sign of xenophobia.
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Whether you're getting a tattoo to match your BFF, to honor a loved one lost, or simply because you're in search of a tiny reminder to have a good day, the floral design is a surefire win.
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Because 90s nostalgia is the only surefire cure for the miserable hellscape that is now, let's hope Double Dare manages to cram in as many references from the good old days of Kenan and Kel as possible.
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"There is a surefire way to avoid separation from your children and that is present yourself at a legal border entry and make the case that you believe you have for coming into this country," he said.
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Celebrities were lacking, but Disney showed actual video of shows and movies, including surefire mega-hits "Frozen 2," The Lion King remake, and "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," which will all eventually join the subscription service.
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The Samsung Galaxy 7 has vanished from the marketplace almost as quickly as it entered, and the business pundits are grabbing their megaphones and invoking "transparency" as the solution, the surefire sign that they've got no answers.
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TL;DR: The dead-zone-eliminating Orbi Wifi system from Netgear is a surefire way to keep your home seamlessly connected — and you can pick one up for just $284 on Amazon ($115.99 off the usual price).
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And if you're looking for Instagays, there's one surefire way to find them: On New York-based artist John MacConnell's page, where he's sketched hundreds of men, most of whom are Instagays, in their underwear or less.
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But, the Big Baller says his middle son has gotten SO much better in the last year ... he tells us Gelo would be a surefire bet to be selected over Zion if he were eligible this June.
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James, who entered the league out of high school in 2003, has long since secured his status as a surefire Hall of Famer but the Cleveland Cavaliers forward still shifts into a higher gear come playoff time.
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By now, invoking the name of country music's most hallowed son, Hank Williams, is a surefire way to either establish your honky-tonk bonafides (if you're good), or splatter egg all over your face (if you're not).
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Jokes apart, the other surefire solution is to actually shut down the computer when you walk away from it, or at least close your browser, since PoisonTap needs to piggyback on it to work, according to Kamkar.
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"We knew from the beginning that [Kavanaugh] was only on that short list of Trump's picks because he was a surefire bet to gut Roe," NARAL Deputy National Communications Director Amanda Thayer said, referring to Roe v.
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Even with the benefit of two Oscar winners in a usually surefire genre, and the frisson of a romance between the director and the leading lady, "Mother!" underperformed its modest box office estimates after opening Sept. 15.
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But just when it seemed like challenging no-calls on pass interference a surefire way to lose a timeout, the Panthers got a call to go their way, and it almost came back to haunt the Saints.
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And while the global aviation industry will spend the next two years figuring out the details of the new pact, analysts warn it is not a surefire bet that the plans will offset airlines' carbon dioxide emissions.
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That was months before a theatrical run that has defied assumptions about the entertainment industry at a time when streaming has threatened the cinematic experience and movies with superheroes are among the few surefire box-office bets.
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Generally, comics try to end their set with surefire jokes that will get big laughs, but as anyone who has seen a musical knows, to reach a certain emotional peak, sometimes you need to move into song.
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"The only surefire way that you can prove, with minimal effort, that something is fake is if you run the campaign photos through reverse image search and you discover that it has a different source," she said.
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"If they stop making those payments, that's a surefire way of making the market explode," says Cynthia Cox, associate director for the program for the study of health reform and private insurance at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Buying an ad through AMS is a surefire way to gain visibility in search, allowing a book to appear in a list of search results, differentiated only by the small word "Sponsored" in gray right above the title.
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Including this in your music video is a surefire way to score with your indie dream babe, a girl called Elsa who lists 'tea' as an interest in her Instagram bio, wears cord and likes Belle and Sebastian.
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In a connected world, where everyone has access to everything all the time, people choose their content based on emotion, and the Smile Test is a surefire way to know if you have a winning idea or not.
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Clearly Long didn't realize that Carr fumbled, and he just assumed it was a straight sack, but goddamn does it look hilarious to watch the proud Long celebrating his handiwork as a surefire touchdown harmlessly rolls behind him.
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Naturally, special solar filters are required to view the transit, both because Mercury is incredibly small and because staring directly at the Sun through a telescope is one of the most surefire ways to burn out your retinas.
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This one involved a Facebook page for a fake group of Baptists supporting Mr. Moore as a potential ally in their bid to ban alcohol in Alabama — a surefire way to alienate voters if ever there was one.
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Battery life has always been a big concern with products this size, and keeping a screen on at all times is a surefire way to make sure you'll run out of juice before the end of the day.
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And they say that Medicare for All, although popular in the polls, is a surefire general election loser, as voters will be scared off by the higher taxes and the prospect of losing their private health insurance plans.
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While the sheer number of women running is not a surefire path to change — many were running against each other in primaries or in tough districts — this week's Democratic primary signaled that the zeal was translating into votes.
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Christina Grasso and Ruthie Friedlander had known about each other for years just from working in the fashion industry, but they didn't connect until last year, when Grasso slid into Friedlander's DMs — a surefire start to any good friendship.
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Of course, I've still got love for my liquid lipstick that lasts through drinks and dessert, but when it's the season for both chapped lips and mistletoe, I'm going to play it safe and go with this surefire softener.
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Still, the bottom line is that, whether you wash them again or not, packaged salad greens always come with some risk — and the only surefire way to know your greens are free of those bacteria is to cook 'em.
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And the same goes for Lawrence's actions offscreen: When she's given alcohol during interviews — the most surefire way to bring out the Cool Girl — and she turns it into a joke afterward, commenters speculate she has a drinking problem.
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Her tenacity was key to making it in the industry "One of the surefire ways to make it is just to literally not give up," she says of the hardships she's had to overcome while breaking into the industry.
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Meteorologists might understand satellite images enough to tell you if a storm's comma-shaped center or atmospheric pressure hits the millibars required to qualify as a "bomb cyclone" — and even still, no forecast ever feels like a surefire guarantee.
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The Definitive Guide to Business with Marcus Lemonis Enticing customers to spend more in-store can seem complicated, but there is one surefire way businesses can lose that battle before it even begins, according to serial entrepreneur Marcus Lemonis.
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Bringing your lunch to work every day is a surefire way to save money during the week, but, if you don't already have a foolproof plan for food prep, it can also seem like more trouble than it's worth.
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As research has shown, drinking plenty of water is a surefire way to consume fewer calories and, as the week drew on, I'd started to look more svelte and even got my nocturnal pissings down to one per night.
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As I waited for Priebus in the lobby of the R.N.C., I noticed a tweet from an Associated Press reporter saying that Lamar Alexander, a Republican senator, had just suggested Trump might not be the surefire nominee after all.
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Images of white Americans excoriating other races and giving the Nazi salute have long been a surefire way to get moviegoers' blood boiling, and Mr. Ragussis pushes that button relentlessly, as if illuminating this world for the first time.
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If you didn't know, Guice is an absolute stud (he led the SEC in rushing last year, even while LSU had this other guy), a legit Heisman candidate, and a surefire 1st-rounder in the NFL draft next year.
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Now here he was, a nearly 100 percent surefire Oscar contender for his performance as a pastor in this spring's "First Reformed," the kind of role he would never even dream of asking to audition for 10 years ago.
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If Mr. Howard can save "Solo," once a seemingly surefire summer hit now clouded by tales of behind-the-scenes disarray, it would cement his reputation for unflappability and show he can succeed at any scale, in any genre.
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With its post-Labor Day payout, Nike's choice to build its brand around Kaepernick, what he stands for, and all the politics that come with it looks less and less like a risk and more like a surefire win.
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That's impressive by any measure, but even more so when you consider that audiences have already seen plenty of Spider-Man this decade, and that other surefire properties—Transformers and Pirates of the Caribbean in particular—are underperforming this year.
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If your life is too busy to squeeze in the time-consuming intricacies of a longer-term relationship, or you're just looking for a little low-stakes fun tonight, you need a quick, surefire way to find a quality fling.
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Even in the face of rapid and continued expansion — Disney recently announced that Last Jedi writer and director Rian Johnson will helm a new film trilogy — Star Wars remains one of the most surefire celebrity-making machines in show business.
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With rates constantly rising — stamps now cost nearly 30 percent more than they did a decade ago — stocking up on postage at today's prices for use or resale down the road is a surefire, if strange, way to save money.
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At first blush, The Underground Railroad, one of the most acclaimed books of the year, winner of the National Book Award, and a surefire future fixture in literature courses, would seem to have little in common with a TV comedy.
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These are the key points you need to walk away with: There's no surefire recipe for happiness in any career, but if you can follow these tips and look for work that accommodates them, the science almost guarantees you'll feel happier.
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The NES Classic's appealing $224 price — the cost of a single game for modern consoles — will make it a surefire smash hit this holiday season, and some sellers (including Amazon) are already warning of short supply ahead of launch day.
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Tilt Brush, a painting tool that lets you create and walk around 3D works of art in virtual reality, comes with the Vive and is one of the most surefire ways to get anyone on board with the device's potential.
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Which is all well and good, but in the thirtysomething years that this particular dispute has been plaguing his career, this is more or less the only surefire, quantifiable example of an explicitly anti-racist stance Morrissey has taken publicly.
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How to avoid credit card late feesSet up auto payIf you know you have enough funds in your bank account to cover your credit card payments, setting up auto pay is a surefire way to avoid missing a credit card payment.
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He was the target of attacks from a number of speakers, especially Ms. Warren, but anti-Trump riffs from other speakers were not surefire crowd pleasers, and the mere utterance of his name did not seem to electrify the audience.
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For better or worse (well, okay, for worse) the elite ranks of the American conservative movement are inspired by a fanatical belief that low taxes on rich people constitute both cosmic justice and a surefire way to spark economic growth.
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Parker Higgins, a digital rights activist at Freedom of the Press Foundation, told me in an email that the only "surefire" way to guarantee your images won't be used without your permission is to deprive people of access to them.
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Favors from friends, though often asked for and promised with the best intentions, can be a surefire way to both sour a friendship and get work that doesn't quite live up to standards but that you don't feel comfortable nitpicking.
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You could imagine them as teasers for more revivals like that of Geoffrey Holder's "Dougla" (1974), the theatrically vivid Trinidad-meets-Broadway pageant that the company reconstructed last year and used as a surefire finale for every program this season.
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What the musician didn't have along the way — and, to her credit, didn't need — was the lightning strike of a memeable moment or a megahit, the most surefire ways to get noticed (and, potentially, soon forgotten) in today's avalanche of content.
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Plus, any leader who wants to manipulate Trump and American foreign policy at this point is probably aware that slamming Democrats -- or barring them in some way -- is a surefire way to get President Trump to do what they want.
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You've got a hangover — and the only surefire way to get rid of it is time and rest (or not drinking in the first place, but it's too late for that now!) The same can be said for your finances.
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Sanders and his campaign largely ignored Clinton, but progressives fumed at what they described as the "Clinton corporate wing" of the party that has repeatedly lost elections while warning that a left-wing candidate would be a surefire general election loser.
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Thomas Tull, who founded Legendary, a boutique studio, in 20073, finding hits like "Godzilla" and "Pacific Rim," strutted across a stage at the Comic-Con International fan convention and touted two coming films, "Warcraft" and "The Great Wall," as surefire blockbusters.
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But that's the way it goes with Lars Kepler, a pseudonym for the husband and wife team of Alexandra Coelho Ahndoril and Alexander Ahndoril, who have a taste for the macabre and a surefire recipe for the lurid serial-killer thriller.
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College sure as hell isn't the real world, but having to suddenly fend for yourself in any capacity for the first time in your life is a surefire way to appreciate the love and comfort a home-cooked meal provides.
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It's a weird mix, including one surefire Hall-of-Famer (Roberto Luongo, 217th in 224), another who's tracking there (Carey Price, 2802th in 2005) and two borderline cases (Tom Barrasso, 5th in 1983 and Marc-Andre Fleury, 1st in 2003).
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Cheryl Hopwood claimed that despite excellent scores and fitting the profile of a surefire admit, the University of Texas School of Law admitted 230 people of color, only nine of whom had better LSAT and GPA scores than she did.
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"Both Democratic candidates are currently too busy fighting each other over who's the biggest progressive — a surefire way to lose in a district where voters don't subscribe to their liberal brand of politics," said Jesse Hunt, spokesperson for the National Republican Congressional Committee.
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Bath bombs are a surefire way to make your average soak both fun and Instagram-friendly — with an emphasis on "Instagram-friendly," because most of the other popular ways of making bath time fun will get your photo reported and your account disabled.
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Scientists have managed to develop life-saving antidotes for rattlesnake bites and mercury poisoning, but as far as I know, they've still yet to pinpoint a surefire remedy for the dull, grayish cast the human face starts to develop around 3 p.m.
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By organizing your expenses into three main spending categories, the 50/30/20 rule is a surefire way to getting your spending under control while helping you get closer to reaching your financial goals — all without having to stress over money minutiae.
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Though the cover will most likely be a surefire hit with the masses (including her 104 million Instagram followers), as the 27-year-old prepares for her upcoming Reputation stadium world tour, it's hard to see the choice as anything but promotional material.
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The losing party in the case — often the State of California in its capacity as prosecutor or jailer — could then attach the dissenting opinion to its Supreme Court appeal as a surefire way of getting the attention of like-minded Supreme Court justices.
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Even if we set aside all the tangible benefits that come from stepping outside our comfort zone, it is intuitively obvious that being more excited about your work is a surefire way to improve your performance – and turn your various ventures into adventures.
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She also is prone, as many Washington insiders tend to be, to inflate and exaggerate the emergence of any negative sentiment directed at the House caucus, and the Democratic establishment writ large, as a surefire source of potential blowback on Election Day.
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The Scottish National Party, the UK's third-largest party, now believes that the only surefire way to prevent Johnson from forcing through a no-deal Brexit is to remove him from office and replace him with Corbyn as a caretaker prime minister.
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Bullock was the first to speak on Tuesday night and wasted no time warning that the "wish list economics" of the progressive wing of the party would be a surefire loser in the Trump states that Democrats are trying to win back.
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We live in such an incredibly plastic-polluted world, the authors write, that our exposure to microplastics through our food and drink is probably minimal, whereas habits like ubiquitous Ziploc bag use and Saran wrapped-everything are surefire ways to ingest chemicals.
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At times he would phone live call-in talk radio financial investment programs, claiming to have a "surefire investment idea," only to throw his voice through a digital delay pedal and guitar amplifier once the hosts of the show have taken the bait.
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The title of the episode comes from Rudy, who happily enters into a three-picture deal with Matthew Ianniello (Garry Pastore) for the rights to Lori, the star of the surefire hit he and a rival have bankrolled, unbeknown to each other.
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Solving a problem that reflects the ideals that shape who I am is a surefire way to persevere when the odds are stacked against me, everything is spiraling out of control and it feels like birds are snipers hidden in the trees.
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Many chain restaurants have drink specials that run during a certain time each day or week — and one surefire way to irk bar staff and servers is to put in a last-minute request for multiple drinks just before happy hour ends.
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Average price at retail: $175Average reselling price: $1,795Average value increase: 1,026%"The combination of the most hyped sneaker (Jordan 1) with the most hyped artist (Travis Scott) is a surefire recipe for success, something that Nike and Jordan brand have mastered," explained Azarcon.
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The waivers do not change the initial requirements to get into each academy, which are often more stringent than those for universities with powerhouse athletic programs that are not connected to the military and where coaches recruit players with surefire professional prospects.
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Jackie felt like a surefire thing for a while, until it wasn't, and I also wouldn't count out German film Toni Erdmann, if only because the writers branch is the likeliest branch outside of the directors branch to embrace a foreign-language film.
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" FROM PEN: Grammy News and Notes: Album of the Year Nominees He continues, "That is why Jamila and Roberto, the star-crossed lovers featured in the 'Surefire' music video, face a number of obstacles that are heavily rooted in the current state of America.
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"Given that the U.S. will likely be the last region to rebalance storage, we have suggested that a significant/sustainable uptick in US crude exports is a surefire sign of the broader market rebalancing as barrels plug supply gaps elsewhere, " RBC analysts wrote Thursday.
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It may be possible to use thin RNFL as a predictor of cognitive decline, she said, but it isn't a surefire method: diseases like glaucoma can also affect its thickness, so once again, this could be a useful tool for screening rather than diagnosis.
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Given its $60 price tag, the Un Air de Diptyque probably won't put Little Trees out of business when it launches in September, but it's a surefire hit for fancy car owners who want their Baies or 34 any way they can get it.
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The 22018th President of the United States kicked off a busy weekend of meetings at Camp David on Saturday with a brief, fiery tweetstorm that â€" even at this early point in 26 â€" is already a surefire candidate for the year's most memorable.
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Later in the afternoon, a law professor, Jennifer Taub, told the Atlantic that she had received an inquiry from a supposed "employee" of Surefire asking her if she would be able to provide the employee, Simon Frick, with information about her "encounters" with Robert Mueller.
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" A. Urge subordinates or colleagues to jump in and answer questions B. Jump in and answer every question yourself If you're someone who loves the sound of your own voice, Welch says, "that's a surefire red flag that you are too focused on yourself.
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It calls for interceptor missiles that fly so fast they could melt one expert said, and the only surefire way for U.S. military aircraft to defeat a missile with current technology would be to fly in hostile airspace, according to three experts interviewed by Reuters.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Jan P. Matuszyński's The Last Family — a fictionalized biopic about Polish painter Zdzisław Beksiński's troubled relationship with his son — begins with narration over a pitch-black screen, a surefire sign that the film's themes are about to be elucidated.
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He zeroed in on British period dramas, which have become a staple of the nation's major networks and a surefire international export (Downton Abbey, The Crown, Victoria...you get it), but feature barely any people of color in front of or behind the camera.
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So when PEOPLE editor Jess Cagle and the editorial team were compiling the most iconic celebrity photos for the new book, The 100 Best Celebrity Photos, out now, Jennifer Lopez's iconic tropical-print Versace dress worn to the 2000 Grammys was a surefire choice.
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After selecting in the top five of three straight drafts, trading for another top-ten pick, and making several other deals in an attempt to push toward a playoff berth, Orlando still does not have even one surefire foundational player to show for it.
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Surefire is clearly taking advantage of the opportunity this year, bringing together the queen of Jersey club UNiiQU219, Footwork innovator DJ Earl, White Material artist DJ Richard, New Orleans pop star D∆WN, Brooklyn's Ricky Eat Acid, and more over the course of two days.
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This uncertainty is not only problematic from a medical perspective, but also makes economic projections difficult because the only surefire way to get the economy going again is to reduce the public health crisis and give consumers and workers confidence to return to normal.
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In the video above, the studio that created Darksiders — now operating under the name Gunfire Games — discusses how they went from a surefire series into an unknowable future, eventually getting picked up by THQ Nordic (which acquired the bankrupt THQ) to make Darksiders 3.
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The ultimate surefire ensemble in "Rosenkavalier," of course, comes in Act III, when the Marschallin, realizing that Octavian and Sophie are in love, heeds her own advice about life: It is crucial to know when to grab on to something, and when to let go.
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A verse of the theme song, which was everywhere on the radio, went: Andy Jackson is our gen'ral's nameHis reg'lar soldiers we'll put to shameThem redskin varmints us Volunteers'll tame'Cause we got the guns with the surefire aimDavy, Davy Crockett, the champion of us all!
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But what seems like a surefire home run for families looking for something to watch together takes a trickier, more cinematic approach, with long stretches of silence and a compelling emotional arc built into a story about the challenges of international adoption and a search for home.
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The White House, after winning confirmation for Neil Gorsuch to fill the Supreme Court seat held by the late conservative icon Antonin Scalia, has moved with record speed to fill vacancies on the lower federal courts – a surefire way for a president to help cement his legacy.
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Tarantino didn't write the script around the cast; Once Upon a Time features a range of famous faces in much smaller roles than Robbie's; and even with a writer as verbose as Tarantino, counting lines is not a surefire way to measure the quality of a part.
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However, dresses quickly rose to the number-one spot on our list of sartorial solutions, with their surefire breathability in the face of 100% humidity, not to mention the ease with which you can maneuver the fabric to avoid getting splashed beyond the reaches of your umbrella.
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Did Netflix not properly campaign for the show to make it to the Emmys for some reason (as one of my co-workers hypothesizes), instead placing all its backing on more surefire wins like the aforementioned Stranger Things, along with previous winners like House of Cards?
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If you're sick of losing the lottery and don't have the time to wait in the cancellation line or cash to get tickets off StubHub, there is one surefire way to get affordable (or semi-affordable, at least!) tickets: make a friend with an inside connection.
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The accumulated compounds cause inflammation, mess with your immune system and hormone balance, and upset your body in all kinds of other ways that aren't even fully understood; scientists have spent years looking for a surefire salve for the common hangover, and they haven't found one.
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Even though both of these teams play fast games, and their four match-ups this season were played at a lightning pace (2128.6 possessions per game, which would have led the league by more than 21100 per game), that's a surefire recipe for some low-scoring affairs.
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The T-shirts, perhaps the most surefire way to disappoint me aesthetically, will each set you back almost $500.) Of course, if you're going to experiment with bad decisions (fashion-related or otherwise) this pretty-looking video game seems like a fine place to do it.
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A surefire way to get on your boss's bad side is to tell them that they need you more than you need them, and they may even take the opportunity to prove you wrong by letting you go — not exactly the result you're aiming for, is it?
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A surefire way to get a budget passed is if unified government leadership is in place and uses budget reconciliation (which has nothing to do with the actual spending bills) to sidestep the 60-vote filibuster rule in the Senate and pass major legislation along party lines.
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Wohl told The Daily Beast that Burkman had hired Surefire to assist with his investigation into Mueller's past, but denied knowing anything about the firm's involvement in an alleged plot to fabricate allegations against Mueller when asked why his email address appeared in the domain records.
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The Shift You might guess that a surefire way to make a hit video on YouTube would be to gather a bunch of YouTube megastars, film them riffing on some of the year's most popular YouTube themes and release it as a year-in-review spectacular.
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"If you sit at a bar anywhere in town and ask for a tapas menu to order from, it's a surefire sign that you're a tourist because Granadians would never to think to pay for them," said Pablo Romero, a lanky guide and native of the city.
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Below, a surefire guide to preparing yourself for Adele's glory: Rehearse how you will politely tell people that you're busy if they ask to hang Monday night, so you don't indignantly snap at them about how you cleared your schedule the second Adele announced she would be performing.
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Since plenty of people overthink and obsess over things, this isn't a surefire sign that you have anxiety, but if your overthinking is really starting to affect your life, that's when it might be time to ask a doctor if you could be suffering from an anxiety disorder.
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THE BACKSTORY: The Dubrows claim several years ago their accountant and the accountant's friend, attorney Steve Czik, came to the good doctor and his wife and said there was a woman who had a surefire business venture -- renting property for the World Cup, but she needed seed money.
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But it's just a small step, and there's probably no surefire design choice that's a sweeping solution to encouraging all users to act with graciousness, but it's a way of thinking that is desperately warranted at a time when forums are being described as a "cesspool of hate."
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Having won, they now find themselves between a rock and a hard place; voting against the overwhelming favorite in the caucus (who also happens to be a woman in a year where women gave Democrats the majority) is a surefire way to make yourself unpopular and ineffective internally.
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Since the Globes aren't a surefire Oscar predictor — and because the HFPA is a very different voting body from the Academy, which began voting on Oscar nominations two days before the Globes took place — The Post's losses at the Globes don't mean much regarding its chances at the Oscars in March.
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As the cans of Tecate pile up and words start to slur, our conversation about what he learned about himself while writing Witness in Mexico becomes more existential and abstract until we've hit the inevitable "What is life, even?" question, a surefire sign it's time to call it a night.
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"If they can't figure out a way to get the money out of China in the next 60 days, the suppliers would essentially force them into bankruptcy," one of the sources told BI. The one surefire way the company could stay afloat would be the success of the its FF91 car.
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The discovery is not a surefire guarantee that there's life on Enceladus, or anywhere else beyond Earth, but it is the "closest we've come, so far, to identifying a place with some of the ingredients needed for a habitable environment," according to NASA's Thomas Zurbuchen, as quoted in a press release.
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That complicated time in office and Johnson's decision not to seek a second term is ripe for a big-screen treatment, and with Woody Harrelson leading a cast that includes Jennifer Jason Leigh, Richard Jenkins, Bill Pullman, Jeffrey Donovan, and Michael Stahl-David, LBJ has the makings of a surefire hit.
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It might seem like being game for anything and everything asked of you, despite being busy, is a surefire way to earn a stellar rep, but it can actually pigeonhole you into a specific job longer than you want to be there — and make you look a little too eager.
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Despite landing a nomination from 11 of the 12 assorted industry guild awards that tend to predict the final Oscar lineup — a showing better than any other movie — A Star Is Born missed a few categories at the Oscars where it was considered a surefire nominee in the final tally.
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To the Editor: Re "North Korea Crosses a Line, but U.S. Has Few Options" (news analysis, front page, July 5): To date, no expert in geostrategic policy has devised a surefire way to thwart North Korea from single-mindedly developing its nuclear program, all the way to an intercontinental capability.
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He was reticent to alter the company's vision of a marketplace for DJs, but pivoting to exploit the oncoming EDM boom—portended by the flashy successes of EDC, Vegas, David Guetta, and Deadmau5—seemed to many the only surefire path to the kind of growth that the investors were looking for.
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Maybe it's the frosty glass of rosé in front of you, or the bathroom line snaking around the bar, but sometimes when you're out, drinking water seems like the last thing you want to do — even though you know hydrating is the one surefire thing you can do to prevent a hangover.
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It's also true that I assigned emotions and experiences to these crushes via love songs, including some from David's debut album — a practice I continued well into adulthood, before I realized that was a surefire way to get your heart broken by the person you liked, and potentially ruin the music you love.
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Had he not found himself surrounded by the talents of a shouty woman-hating racist, a less shouty woman-hating racist, and a man who is literally asleep, this would have been his great homecoming, a surefire way to shore up his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination in his home state.
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If you've read any entertainment news site in the past five years — or even just sites that cover entertainment news alongside other things, like this one — you can surmise that following the ins and outs of the latest superhero films is a surefire way to post stuff that readers will be interested in.
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To hear GOP vice presidential nominee Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE tell it, the surefire way to guaranteed national security is cash, and lots of it.
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As details of the suspicious scheme spilled out, it emerged that men claiming to work for the GOP lobbyist Jack Burkman and Surefire Intelligence, a shady intelligence firm tied to the conservative firebrand Jacob Wohl, offered women 5-figure payments to accuse Mueller of sexual misconduct and to sign a sworn affidavit to that effect.
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This one is set in the world of 1950s fashion, and the fact that it's slated to release on Christmas Day is a surefire sign it's making a run at the Best Picture title at the Oscars, and probably a Best Actor nod, too — especially since Day-Lewis recently announced his retirement from acting.
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No one has even come close to mastering the medium, but it's clear that holding on to the traditional rules of storytelling is a surefire way to make disappointing VR. Even borrowing the term "film" to describe immersive storytelling isn't an entirely accurate description, and we don't yet have a word to replace it with.
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In the year since that track, "Mo Bamba," was uploaded without fanfare to the streaming service SoundCloud, it has grown, largely via word of mouth, from a regional internet curio to a surefire party-starter and tastemaker's favorite, scoring Fashion Week events and Instagram posts by Odell Beckham Jr., Shaquille O'Neal and Hailey Baldwin.
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Now, the threat of spoilers is used as de facto opening weekend box-office boosters: Recently, the Russo brothers somewhat arbitrarily declared a "spoiler ban" on Avengers: Endgame until the Monday after release — a surefire way to ensure people who don't want the movie spoiled will make an effort to see it before then.
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There are plenty of franchises who would love to be led by a young unicorn, the kind of mythical beast who can battle surefire All-Star Giannis Antetokounmpo to a standstill, as Porzingis did in Friday night's win, while providing one of the most mind-blowing sequences of the season: Porzingis hits a 533-pointer.
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With Austin busy being a "boss" who has "responsibilities," it's left to Danielle, myself, and Rob to discuss the latest developments in the game that's slowly killing Rob's life, Subterfuge, before we talk about some of the events at EVO 2017 this weekend, including the way Capcom's botched rolling out its surefire hit, Marvel vs.
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Its dated visual effects and poorly handled 3D images (the movie was not filmed in 3D but instead converted to 3D in post-production, which results in a markedly murkier picture) are a sad reminder of a time not so long ago when putting pretty much anything in 22.8D was considered a surefire strategy for success.
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The winners were: Logic featuring Damian Lemar Hudson, "Black SpiderMan" (Race and LGBTQ issues) The Hamilton Mixtape, "Immigrants (We Get the Job Done)" (Immigration) Big Sean, "Light" (Race) Alessia Cara, "Scars To Your Beautiful" (Body image) Taboo featuring Shailene Woodley, "Stand Up / Stand N Rock #NoDAPL" (Environment) John Legend, "Surefire" (Immigration) Reporting by Jill Serjeant; Editing by Paul Tait
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Think about the items that are just edgy enough to feel fresh, but are still digestible to a mass market; think about the trends that are surefire wins across the board, from Instagram to street style to magazine editorials (oversized blazers were all over the place last season, and now Zara can't get enough of them).
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"Foxglove" / "Brother" / "I Came Around" / "Shiola" / "I Shot an Arrow" / "The Curse of Elkhart" / "Send Me Home" Spotify | Apple Music There are a few songs in the Murder By Death oeuvre that might not be surefire crowd-pleasers, either because they're not raucous drinking songs or they don't feature a catchy chorus, but they're immensely beautiful nonetheless.
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Marks demonstrates some of the ancillary effects negative rates are having on markets, including:Compound interest being irrelevant and actually working in reverseIncreased risk-taking because of surefire loss avoidance if assets are held to maturityMounting pressure on retirees who rely on predictable income from their holdingsDecreased bank profitability/healthIncreased savings because of pessimistic future economic outlooks.
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John HickenlooperJohn Wright HickenlooperPoll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE walked through the spin room at the event venue to denounce socialism as a surefire general election loser for Democrats.
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Pierce is a surefire Hall of Fame player: 15th all time in points scored, 4th in three pointers, 21st in steals, and along with Dirk Nowitzki, Jason Terry, and Ray Allen, one of the crucial players who bridged the gap between Jordan-Era mid-range mineral grinding and the more modern, space and pace three-point of today's NBA.
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The testing shortage—which also stems from an international shortages of nasopharyngeal swabs, stringent government policies on which biological samples can be tested, and confusion about which labs are permitted to do the testing—has led to our current situation, where being rich is one of the only surefire ways to insure you'll be able to get tested.
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" The award went to all six nominees, including Logic and Damian Lemar Hudson for "Black SpiderMan," the artists of the Hamilton Mixtape for "Immigrants (We Get the Job Done)," Big Sean for "Light," Alessia Cara for "Scars To Your Beautiful," Taboo and Shailene Woodley for "Stand Up / Stand N Rock #NoDAPL" and John Legend for "Surefire.
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The company also has a new version of its Inspiron 7000 Black Edition 2-in-1 laptop with a clever twist: it hides the included stylus in a dock that's built into the hinge below the screen, instead of wasting valuable space inside the laptop or not offering a place to stow the pen at all (a surefire recipe for losing it).
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If President Trump is determined to make a winning deal with North Korea, arguing for family reunions, which has long been a priority for South Korea, is a surefire way for the United States to gain the moral upper hand, restore the human rights of thousands of Americans and North Koreans, and test Kim Jong Un's resolve for real change.
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John HickenlooperJohn Wright HickenlooperPoll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE (D) walked through the spin room at the Ziff Ballet Opera House, telling reporters that embracing socialism is a surefire general election loser for Democrats.
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While there is no surefire way to insure loyalty in any job nowadays, there is something that I have learned as an executive chef—that has climbed his way to owning his own restaurant after working through every back-of-the-house available over the last eight years—that makes a big difference in whether your line cooks stay with you for a while or not.
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That way, I was able to get a better sense of the weight/potential price before accidentally over-topping (a surefire way to rack up that lunch bill.) I finished by pre-dressing the salad (instead of placing the dressing in an additional plastic container), hopefully saving a few cents by avoiding an extra container and not taking more dressing than I actually wanted!
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On its face, the show sounded like a surefire winner: Lohan hired a handful of conventionally attractive bottle girls and bartenders to come work at her beach club in Mykonos, stuck them in a house with a bunch of booze, and wielded the power to fire them at whim, placing them in the precarious position of being drunk, horny, and scared, all the time.
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That firm was tied to 20-year-old Jacob Wohl, a far-right internet personality who has written for The Gateway Pundit and who was previously banned from financial trading by the National Futures Association over allegations of fraud, and to a number of fake LinkedIn profiles apparently intended to create the impression that Surefire Intelligence was a legitimate and impressive organization with several employees.
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And while polls find Sanders running as good or better than anyone in head-to-head match-ups against President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE, many Democrats remain fearful that nominating a self-described socialist will be a surefire general election loser.
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Higher living standards and rising demand for consumer goods — from Cokes and packaged foods to cars and mass-produced meat — are major reasons why the world is guzzling more freshwater, according to the U.N. So manufacturers face a dilemma: They can meet the growing demand by expanding operations and producing more goods, but if they take a business-as-usual approach, they might deplete local freshwater resources — a risky business move and a surefire way to tarnish their brands.
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Accusing Mexico of sending "murderers and rapists" to the U.S. (one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's earliest diatribes) has been-a surefire way to unite Mexicans of all political persuasions against the U.S. and against Peña Nieto, who invited the campaigning Trump to Mexico.
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