Whether Disney has surmounted the tech hurdles remains to be seen.
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She never surmounted those obstacles, and Mr. Bush withdrew her nomination.
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But, as computers get faster, this problem should eventually be surmounted.
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There are other obvious issues that would have to be surmounted.
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They were obstacles to be surmounted, the specters that haunt Maeve's nightmares.
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Extreme playoff adversity has been met and surmounted, and here comes LeBron.
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Officer McDonald's efforts to support others who surmounted disabilities drew national attention.
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Even if the technological hurdles are surmounted, regulation may prove a bigger obstacle.
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The stage had suitcases on it and was surmounted by a large clock.
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And especially to my father Bruce Paltrow, who has surmounted insurmountable obstacles this year.
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Lessons were learned, obstacles surmounted, montages cut and forced upon audiences with reckless abandon.
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Kumail asks how Beth and Terry (Ray Romano) surmounted the baggage of their backgrounds.
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It virtually defined the career of Prince, who surmounted any number of categorical divisions.
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Trump hails an African-American man who has surmounted a drug addiction; more tearing.
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But his team is casting the encounter as a pass-fail test successfully surmounted.
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As it is, their differences seem entirely surmountable, and likely to be surmounted reasonably soon.
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The lyrical lines unfolded with soaring energy, and she surmounted the technical challenges with aplomb.
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Entire industries — retail and energy, to name a few — have been surmounted by technological disruptions.
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Hitachi could not be reached for comment on how its new technology surmounted this difficulty.
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Perhaps there's a technological barrier that can't be surmounted, such as artificial superintelligence or weaponized nanotechnology.
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He was a squat wide-assed low center of gravity surmounted by a slick pubic moustache.
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The league of incredible people who surmounted the prying eyes of society and achieved the impossible.
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Piersall returned to the Red Sox in 21999 and seemed to have surmounted his emotional demons.
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"Oppression as a bar to extradition requires a high threshold, not readily surmounted," the judgment read.
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As a result, the barriers to high-level autonomy and electrification may well become more easily surmounted.
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It's an immense rectangle, surrounded by newly renovated walls surmounted by the yellow flag of the monarchy.
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The Ducks have been a resilient group that has surmounted injuries, setbacks and personnel shuffling this season.
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I think we're kind of coming towards a more mature understanding of the hurdles that will need surmounted.
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If these hurdles can be surmounted, though,PETase might make a dent in the scourge of plastic waste.
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Reygadas takes this to an extreme by presenting a couple that has apparently surmounted the limits of monogamy.
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It's already surmounted many obstacles to get us to the point where we are today -- processing for launch.
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It was how a woman in Denver surmounted the nausea and pain after a double mastectomy and chemotherapy.
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This shared story has two protagonists whose needs must be fulfilled, two individuals whose fears must be surmounted.
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But if those legal obstacles can be surmounted and Hernandez's estate is awarded $6.5 million, who gets the money?
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The two-story steel structure, created by Kate Raudenbush, a longstanding Burner artist, is surmounted by a totemic eagle.
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There are also limitations that may never be surmounted, such as the need for a varied sample of glyphs.
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It's one that his mentor Bill Gates surmounted after Microsoft found itself in the crosshairs during its monopoly days.
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But even if these practical difficulties were surmounted, would this really be a cleaner or cheaper way to mine cryptocurrencies?
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A Times reporter who once served as a U.S. Navy diver explained the grave difficulties that had to be surmounted.
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Another Times reporter, who once served as a U.S. Navy diver, explained the grave difficulties that had to be surmounted.
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Still, she had surmounted serious differences with Trump's two predecessors, George W. Bush and Obama, and became close partners with both.
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"The challenge of countering these types of small, low-level drones is one that has yet to be surmounted," Michel said.
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A fork sufficed for a clever almond tart surmounted with thinly sliced rhubarb that gave it a subtle but palpable zing.
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This is a child who has surmounted so many obstacles, only to encounter one we thought was set aside for good.
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Eventually, I got there, and now that I've surmounted this Goliath of a pursuit, I've another mountain in view: Law School.
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When insurers opened for business in other South-East Asian countries ten to 20 years ago, they encountered, and surmounted, similar obstacles.
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Assuming these hurdles are surmounted, a world beckons in which the mega-managers compete with other platform companies to run consumers' financial affairs.
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These problems can be surmounted, but they will require lawmakers to be thoughtful about how they support state officials preparing for Election Day.
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This challenge has proved insurmountable in the past and it may well continue to feel that way — until it is, once again, surmounted.
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In another CNN interview on Friday Bossert mounted a strong defense of the administration's effort but conceded there were logistical problems to be surmounted.
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At high sea levels, water would nearly encircle Britain but never surmounted the land bridge, which stood 100 to 300 feet above the waves.
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His once-fabulous eye for balls and strikes slowly deserted him, and a man who once led the league in hitting has not surmounted .
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In the past 30 years, voter turnout among 173- to 29-year-olds has only surmounted 20 percent three times — in 1986, 22015, and 217.
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The house was built to impress, with arched windows surmounted by curved details in glass and brick and lacy woodwork on the gables and porches.
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In the past 30 years, voter turnout among 18- to 29-year-olds has only surmounted 20 percent three times, in 1986, 1994, and 2018.
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The director John Stockwell displayed a light comic touch at times in "Kickboxer: Vengeance" that almost surmounted that 2016 movie's wheezy martial-arts genre conventions.
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I have a fascination and a feeling of utter hopelessness when I am faced with a challenge that (seemingly) cannot be surmounted except through extraordinary means.
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To the right of the front door, past the rear staircase, is the dining room; it has coffered wood walls surmounted by an original plaster frieze.
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With a diameter of 224 miles (239 kilometers), Aristoteles has a complex border surmounted by peaks that rise nearly 11,000 feet (3,350 meters) above the crater floor.
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If there is no such break, however - if someone has surmounted scandals by just barreling through them - Fitzgerald may be right: The past will make itself felt.
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When that is the case, the opposition party has a roughly three-percentage-point edge, which can be surmounted fairly easily if the economy is quite strong.
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But right now, Facebook appears to have surmounted the Snapchat challenge — thanks to smart acquisitions, speedy product development, and the power of incumbency with billions of users.
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And if you're medicated or depressed or whatever, your problems aren't medical – they are cultural, and can be surmounted if you just put your mind to it.
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In the face of these hypercompetent, superqualified women, who have surmounted every barrier set before them, the sexist backlash has been forced to retreat, regroup and adapt.
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Given the country's determination — and success — in proving it could launch a nuclear attack on the United States, experts believe it is just another hurdle to be surmounted.
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ROME — Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte of Italy and his coalition government of unlikely allies surmounted their first hurdle on Monday, easily winning the confidence of lawmakers in Parliament.
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"That [$60] level, now that it's been surmounted pretty decisively, has ... become support going forward, and it does target longer-term resistance around $75 per barrel," she said.
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Yet, even as he surmounted the stages – like starring in the award-winning The Road to Guanténamo – Ahmed says he was still dealing with stereotyping in his everyday life.
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Some investors believe stocks entered a new "secular" – or long-trending – bull market only in 21947 when the benchmark finally surmounted its old peak levels from 22015 and 403.
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Broad majorities have surmounted primary rules designed to thwart rebellion in the ranks, and they've rejected every establishment candidate on offer, elevating the two harshest critics of the establishment.
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She surmounted a key hurdle last week when a member of the National Economic Council staff, Andrew Olmem, signed off on her nomination, people close to the situation said.
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Those same cliffs featured on the cover of The Guardian, a strong advocate of staying in the E.U., over a crumbling sand castle surmounted by a tiny British flag.
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Some of these songs and modifications are absurdly difficult, but to devoted Stepmania players, these challenges aren't just made to be surmounted, but dominated in the most impressive ways possible.
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Beckett's deeply lined visage, surmounted by a sweep of silver hair, is an emblem of late modernism, a quietly charismatic mask of weary resolve in the face of existential absurdity.
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And then Congress, once having surmounted the partisan divide, could take legislative action to restrict other usurpations of legislative power in which Trump and his predecessors have engaged for decades.
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He surmounted the depression, graduated with a bachelor's in psychology, and even started running again; these days, he is training for a triathlon, each step he takes now for himself.
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The zero-cost-to-try-it model is how it has surmounted the hurdle of getting used by a number of large, often slow-moving carriers and other large incumbents.
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Why can't this single night, out of all of them, be relegated to the place it belongs—an unpleasant experience from my past, but one that was survived and surmounted?
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The venue in Paris's Pigalle neighbourhood, surmounted by a giant red wind mill which has become an attraction in itself, would remain lit up in the meantime however, she added.
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He had overcome a severe eye injury from an accident while working for the New Deal's Civilian Conservation Corps as a teenager, and he later surmounted a chronically sore shoulder.
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Ms. Kraninger surmounted a key hurdle last week when a member of the National Economic Council staff, Andrew Olmem, signed off on her nomination, people close to the situation said.
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Even a drive of 30 minutes can pose obstacles that can't be surmounted without help, especially when some women are saving every penny they have just to afford the procedure.
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The king of horns, dressed in a red, ermine-trimmed cloak, holds a gold scepter surmounted with a red and gold horn and wears a large horn medallion around his neck.
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They sustained and surmounted injuries all season with nearly a dozen rookies suiting up for the team, and wing Danton Heinen and defenseman Charlie McAvoy were among the league's top newcomers.
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In Souk al-Qamash, a covered textile market surmounted by three high domes and ringed by a frieze of scallop-carved stones, Mohammed Maymi, short and amiable, was repainting his shop.
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"Sandy Hook families have successfully surmounted a sweetheart federal statute favoring gun companies," Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, wrote on Twitter after the Supreme Court announced its order on Tuesday.
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In the meantime, however, the venue in Paris's Pigalle neighbourhood, surmounted by a giant red wind mill which has become an attraction in itself, will remain lit up, the spokeswoman added.
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They came up against a simple and apparently insoluble problem, the same one that Nupedia encountered and Wikipedia surmounted: Most experts do not want to contribute to a free online encyclopedia.
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So that we all learn that good sexual citizenship means showing up and paying attention to our partners the whole time, not treating them like a challenge that can be surmounted.
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More speculatively, asteroid mining — whose technical barriers are presently being surmounted — could provide us with not only more energy than we can ever imagine but also more iron, gold, platinum and nickel.
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Like many of the towns that dot this stretch of shoreline, its dominant features are a medieval old quarter surmounted by an hulking stone citadel and a harbor crammed with luxury yachts.
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It is likely that Mr. Kumar's account was hacked, and that his picture was replaced to signal that subversive thinking will always be surmounted by nationalists, like that hilltop by the valiant warriors.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro surmounted a crucial hurdle for his young government on Wednesday by winning approval from disgruntled lower house lawmakers for his move to reorganize the country's executive branch.
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In her new book, "The Other Side of Impossible," Susannah Meadows, a Brooklyn-based former senior writer for Newsweek, has compiled compelling stories about people who faced and ultimately surmounted daunting medical challenges.
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Riders of the XR (like myself) can definitely agree that it's a fun rideable, but has a learning curve that needs to be surmounted before you feel comfortable riding through city streets, for example.
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What makes the game different is that the problems it presents, like a child suffering in pain, are unsolvable, whereas most challenges in video games are easily surmounted via a gunshot or virtual key.
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Pancho Segura, who surmounted a sickly and impoverished childhood in Ecuador to become one of the world's leading tennis players in the mid-20th century, died on Saturday at his home in Carlsbad, Calif.
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The most haunting work in the show is Jamie Zigelbaum's "Doorway to the Soul," which consists of a white pedestal surmounted by a 16-inch-high video monitor that stands at average human height.
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They will remember because they will be living either in a world that has surmounted this challenge, or one that has descended into chaos because we — the people of today — let this tragedy unfold.
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Those deaths have been surmounted by deaths from illicit fentanyl, an opioid 220 to 30 times stronger than heroin, which has infiltrated the illicit drug supply since 2012, last year killing more than 20,000 people.
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So maybe it's the Los Angeles Chargers, who twice this month have surmounted double-digit second-half deficits on the road against division leaders, most recently a week and a half ago at Kansas City.
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Beyond the fact that the bodies seemed to have fallen separately, the official said, a "high railing" — perhaps somewhat of an impediment to a young boy acting alone — had to be surmounted before the fall.
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Players start out in a train and end in a high-security alien stronghold or a parallel dimension, having methodically cut through hundreds of hostiles and surmounted seemingly impossible barriers through the clever use of physics.
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And the curlers began the slow climb back to respectability, through the national ranks, through the Olympic trials and through the Olympic bonspiel, or tournament, here in South Korea, where they surmounted all kinds of obstacles.
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Though his brand has not surmounted India's luxury slump, Mr. Trump remains quite popular here, with many Indians seeing him as tough on terrorism, pro-business and a crucial ally for Mr. Modi, another outspoken populist.
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And I mentioned that John Kennedy had surmounted anti-Catholic bias in 1960 by giving a famous speech on the proper role of religion in politics to a leading group of skeptical Protestant ministers in Houston.
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Meanwhile, much like Feldstein's approach to talking about her sexuality, Booksmart at once centers its characters' queerness while also treating it as a simple fact, not an issue to be surmounted or hardship that has to be endured.
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Her "Ring," which sits on a round dolly about eight inches off the floor, portrays a mountainous goddess-turned-landscape-turned-goddess, also in black and white, surmounted by a seven-pointed star and surrounded by seven crosses.
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In the six months after the index first surmounted 2,100 in February 2015, it went on to cross that boundary on a remarkable 48 separate days over the next six months, or more than a third of all trading sessions.
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As outlined in the book The Party Decides, Republican elites have surmounted this obstacle in the past by using their sway over the media, donors and the future political careers of losing candidates to clear the decks for their preferred choice.
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The bust, "Envy (after Giotto)" (2016) gives us a close-up of her hideous head, which is surmounted by a coiling serpent that penetrates the back of her skull and emerges from her distended mouth to stare her in the face.
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Protests in Moscow have been ongoing since July 14, against the decision of elections officials to reject 57 opposition candidates from competing in elections for the Moscow City Duma, despite their having surmounted a series of unreasonable bureaucratic registration hurdles.
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While living in South Africa, Stebin Horne, the founder of this Georgia company, designed an ingenious wood-burner ($499) consisting of a countertop-high metal fire pit surmounted by a vertical pole on which swivel a series of grates and planchas.
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Although it is challenging to stage an opera in a sports arena, especially one with a large cast and a very large orchestra, the challenges are surmounted by the director Anne Bogart, the movement director Shura Baryshnikov and the designer James Scheutte.
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Two bedrooms on the second floor were combined into a master suite with a pair of large closets and a marble bathroom; the glass-enclosed, jetted tub is surmounted by a multi-head shower, and the room is brightened with glass block.
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"Afghanistan's cricket team has surmounted obstacles unknown to most athletes — terrorism, displacement, war — and with flair and panache that have won admirers the world over," the cricket journalist Sidharth Monga wrote last year in the Opinion section of The New York Times.
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But tramadol was first synthesized by scientists trying to minimize the risk of addiction, and a belief it successfully surmounted those pitfalls prompted the board to repeatedly designate it an "unscheduled" drug — meaning there's no limit on production and international drugs bodies can't track its export.
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If it can be surmounted to the point where occluders of arbitrary shape, such as rocks, trees or parked vehicles, can be used, and the definition of a "wall" is similarly flexible, then round-the-corner imaging of the sort Dr Goyal describes might find wide application.
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The achievement marks another high point in a remarkable ascent: Emerging from refugee camps in Pakistan and only officially formed in 1995, Afghanistan's cricket team has surmounted obstacles unknown to most athletes — terrorism, displacement, war — and with flair and panache that have won admirers the world over.
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Mr. Staley thought the letters were malicious, because Mr. Main's issues were in the distant past, he had successfully surmounted them and he had maintained an unblemished record since then, according to a bank employee familiar with the matter but not authorized to discuss it publicly.
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These obstacles include state ballot access hurdles, modes of harassment by the Secretaries of State for individual states, and even if the hurdles are surmounted, a candidate must face hassling of their street petitioners collecting signatures, exclusion from debates and a plethora of frivolous litigation before selected partisan jurists.
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There were mourning masks from Melanesia with cascading beards of cockerel feathers; headdresses from Brazil and the Marquesas Islands, surmounted by feathered fans and diadems; skulls from Papua New Guinea topped by black plumes from a cassowary—a huge, reclusive bird that can gut a person with a stroke of its talons.
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It just seemed obvious as we were launching it that security was going to be a huge deal, and so we were really focused on coming up with an answer there, telling a story, and being able to explain how this was going to be a hurdle that was going to be surmounted.
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"It was definitely a milestone that the market has been focused on for really the better part of two months and you were starting to get a little bit of anxiety as to whether it was going to be surmounted or not," said Julian Emanuel, equity strategist at UBS in New York.
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"It was definitely a milestone that the market has been focused on for really the better part of two months and you were starting to get a little bit of anxiety as to whether it was going to be surmounted or not," said Julian Emanuel, Equity Strategist at UBS in New York.
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The human tragedy reaches its climax in the fact that after all the exertions and sacrifices of hundreds of millions of people and of the victories of the Righteous Cause, we have still not found Peace or Security, and that we lie in the grip of even worse perils than those we have surmounted.
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In other words, YouTube is facing a true dilemma: It wants to champion its grassroots creators, but it wants to ignore any controversial or creatively limited vloggers who've risen to the top as a result of having won followers' hearts and surmounted its tricky recommendation algorithms, only to prove scandalous or difficult to integrate into YouTube's positive public face.
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