This series just got a tad more dunky—and a tad more interesting.
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Here's mine as well, albeit a tad dated, but also because it may be a tad more relateable.
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So sometimes the planet will cross its star a tad early, and sometimes it will cross a tad late.
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Kissing recently popped up in the piece Crash Kiss: Tad Talking to a Flame, a collaboration with Leonard's brother Tad.
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The Heart of What Was Lost: A Novel of Osten Ard by Tad Williams Tad Williams has written some of fantasy's best-known novels.
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For example, since Trump got elected there&aposs been a jump in patients suffering from what scientists call Trump Anxiety Disorder, or TAD. TAD.
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It was almost the exact same thing as "Everything Is Awesome" except every lyric was tweaked just a tad and every melody tweaked just a tad.
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But it's clear that it also feels a tad insulting and more than a tad patronizing to Toller that Abundant Life knows First Reformed can't support itself.
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It's all very mystical — if just a tad confusing.
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You know — something just a tad more high tech.
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Trade in U.S. stock futures were a tad firmer .
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Bizarre, perhaps, and sometimes a tad hypocritical, but also accurate.
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But perhaps Woolf wrote her screed a tad too hastily.
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It was, pardon the pun, just a tad bit shallow.
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The yen was a tad firmer at 106.185 per dollar.
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TAD could not immediately be reached by Reuters for comment.
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On Tuesday, the pound was a tad lower at $1.3129.
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I thought the services numbers were just a tad weak.
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Her way of discovering new music is a tad unconventional.
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Spot gold was a tad firmer at $1,236.76 an ounce.
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Spot gold was a tad firmer at $1,235.70 an ounce.
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This one, from Forbes, may be a tad bit off.
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They just haven't delivered, and it's been a tad disappointing.
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Is it a tad ironic that the companies chose gin?
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Spot gold was a tad higher at $1,295.83 an ounce.
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His jeans were sagging a tad lower than his waist.
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If something looks a tad off, it's because it is.
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The small plates are admirably ambitious, if a tad cerebral.
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Yields on shorter maturity JGBs were also a tad higher.
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Loreen tells Hannah that she's not going to leave Tad.
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Actually, Mr. Clemens is being a tad cagey with us.
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Tad Devine, a senior adviser to Mr. Sanders, said Mrs.
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To be fair, my job history was a tad unusual.
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This one has just a tad of heat on it.
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At $48,000, I thought my test vehicle was tad rich.
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Most shoppers do find the jeans run a tad big.
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That would have been a tad extra even for me.
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The Witchwood Crown by Tad Williams The first installment of the new Osten Ard series from Tad Williams is set more than 30 years after the last installment of the series, To Green Angel Tower.
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Jill Cummins — who recently filed for divorce from Tad Cummins after 31 years of marriage — said in a two-part interview, airing Thursday and Friday, that Tad called her from behind bars several days ago.
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And Tad Devine, Mr. Sanders's consultant, recalled another election when Mrs.
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Tad Devine, a senior campaign adviser, said he understood that Mrs.
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In pubs, they should be grumpy, arrogant, and a tad mean.
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We decided to go snorkeling first (I was a tad nervous).
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Same dark roots, petite frame and a tad shorter than Alex.
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So, the family photo was just a tad awkward this evening.
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Sterling was last trading at $1.2816, a tad below Friday's close.
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Well, let's just say the ramifications are a tad more personal.
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"Tad will be testifying on behalf of the government," he said.
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Tad Devine made ads about income inequality in the United States.
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And there's Ryan, looking very deadpan and just a tad pained.
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"This is a together group," Buffaloes coach Tad Boyle told reporters.
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The tests's fitness results though, he did find a tad shocking.
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And, at least one person was just a tad (hilariously) aggressive.
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At 20 times EBITDA, Gatwick's pricing is a tad more conservative.
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"That's almost double what Tad did last year," Lemonis pointed out.
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It's playful but Marcus quickly understands that Tad tends to micromanage.
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Tad looses it when Marcus confronts him about the food truck.
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That brilliant blue was just a tad too familiar for comfort.
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You might, like me, even find the concept a tad macabre.
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Investors' fears of Netflix's eventual demise may be a tad overblown.
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But the Muji set is better, albeit a tad more expensive.
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"She's probably still ahead," Sanders senior advisor Tad Devine told Mashable.
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The company, Tad Group, has become a focus of the investigation.
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"Yes, [it's a] small country, running a tad behind," he jokes.
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I love octopus but this monster was a tad off-putting.
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HK/SIN, a tad above a high of $1.1811 seen overnight.
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The cushions are a tad flat, and heaters are not available.
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Sterling was last trading at $1.2816, a tad below Friday's close.
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Setting up your free subscription could be a tad confusing, though.
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A tad rigid, yes, but that's what righteousness sometimes looks like.
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EMini futures for the S&P were a tad higher too.
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Safe-haven gold was a tad weaker at $1,236.76 an ounce.
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Tad Devine was the first witness prosecutors called to the stand.
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The third somewhat seamier outcome might seem a tad more likely.
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Shannon had been looking forward to seeing Tad, the young trainee.
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Some believe the true motivation may be a tad more political.
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If you don't believe me, come watch me interact with Tad.
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Sure, it's a tad heavy (523 pounds) and expensive ($399 wholesale).
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Most other central European currencies were unchanged or a tad weaker.
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This photo is a tad blurrier than what I would've liked.
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"Let's say it was a tad warmer," the mayor said afterward.
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Tad Devine is a consultant who worked with Manafort in Ukraine.
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What follows is an anecdote that's both funny and a tad unnerving.
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As Tad awaits trial, Elizabeth is undergoing counseling back home in Tennessee.
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A tad more tinkering, and Chappi had a new set of wheels.
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If you're thinking that setup sounds a tad convoluted, you'd be right.
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Charles F. Stewart, a communications and media executive, will replace Tad Smith.
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After our brief lunar excursion the plane starts to wobble a tad.
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The keyboard lacks a backlight, and the touchpad is a tad small.
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Starbucks is about to get a tad more expensive for some Londoners.
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The Nationals' average age, though, is a tad skewed because of Rodney.
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It was last trading at 97.19, a tad higher on the day.
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But Tad Devine, a senior adviser to Mr. Sanders, pointed to Mrs.
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It looks pretty but Tad didn't tell Marcus he was buying it.
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But Tad Devlin, boss and owner of Honest Foods Catering is different.
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It's a tad too convoluted to sum up in a few lines.
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Word of warning for the prudes, the video gets a tad NSFW.
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The Nikkei opened a tad lower, but turned positive in midmorning trade.
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We always over-order and leave the restaurant hating ourselves a tad.
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Traveling alone with two boys who are occasionally, um, a tad rambunctious?
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While we love dumplings, squirrel dumplings might sound a tad bit unappetizing.
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Cuomo's approach is absolutely Clinton-esque, messy and just a tad infuriating.
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They just slowed the movie down a tad too much, he says.
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It was last trading at 97.104, a tad higher on the day.
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Against the yen, the dollar was down a tad at 111.83 yen .
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That ticked up a tad to 49.7 in December from November's 19983.
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While seven complaints are not many, the irony is a tad delicious.
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In other words, your smart home could become a tad bit slow.
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Against the Japanese yen, the dollar was a tad higher at 111.95.
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First, she talks it through with Tad, who is in total support.
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Against the yen, the dollar was down a tad at 111.81 yen .
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On Twitter, some people were a tad more blunt in their reviews.
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It's grand, ambitious and there's something a tad bit endearing about it.
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The Nikkei dropped 22017 percent to 28,210 after opening a tad higher.
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Against the Japanese yen, the dollar rose a tad to 109.93 yen.
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Communication breakdowns were downright comical (and a tad annoying if you're hungry).
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Tad Devine, a consultant who served as the chief strategist for Sen.
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HK/SIN while the offshore yuan was a tad firmer at 21.
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In all, the process took a tad under 14 hours to complete.
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The medium version is good if you need something a tad smaller.
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It can be helpful to expand the historical scale just a tad.
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Telephones looked just a tad different from the smartphones we know today.
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Against the yen, the dollar was down a tad at 111.78 yen .
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It was perfectly fine — like its monochromatic brethren, just a tad saltier.
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Its premise is a tad out of left field, even for him.
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"Maybe a tad bit geared up," Moore said of the early innings.
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For 234D, a "Tiny piece," or TAD, contains 41 to get TVAD.
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Chinese shares were slightly higher while Japan's Nikkei ended a tad lower.
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It's a tad bit surprising that "Birds of Prey" didn't take off.
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Couldn't the company, like, maybe have done this a tad bit sooner?
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It is now just a tad bit more, at $41 a month.
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Last quarter was just a tad bit below expectations, but nothing alarming.
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Enthusiasm for the markets may be just a tad too much, however.
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There's reason to be more than a tad skeptical of that paper.
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It's a great choice for pranking friends who may be a tad superstitious.
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"We're basically going everywhere," said Tad Devine, a senior strategist for the campaign.
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Pitch Perfect 3 knows this and messes just a tad with the formula.
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But some time later, the Drop Dead Gorgeous star got a tad frustrated.
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But playing it too cool for school can also seem a tad obnoxious.
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It's everything Oyeyemi does best — funny, dreamy, vast, and just a tad eerie.
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Check it out ... it gets a tad awkward before Kaley runs after David.
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We approach them a tad uncomfortably, and they shake our hands without smiling.
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That's a tad higher than my educated guess, but certainly in the ballpark.
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But given Uber's previous privacy hijinks, these assurances ring just a tad hollow.
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Tad goes postal when an order gets moved up by half an hour.
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LoveHave the past seven years been a tad tumultuous for your relationships, Libra?
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Siblings always fight, but on Game of Thrones is a tad more complicated.
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All of the things the TAD mystique was built around was all true.
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I honestly didn't want the name of the band to be TAD, initially.
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The is performing a tad better — up more than 9 percent for 2018.
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Oil prices bounced back a tad after suffering sharp falls the previous day.
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When it comes to luxury properties, the options become a tad more rarified.
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My cousin Jacqueline and her partner Sergio look a tad smug and skeptical.
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Lucy is compassionate and just a tad unrealistic, but her commitment is sincere.
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With that in mind, we've always been a tad suspicious of Target's tagline.
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The episode was poignant, painful, a tad fantastical, and even funny at times.
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That was a tad faster than the 4.1 percent pace calculated on Oct.
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That said, Tan may be a tad too confident on the regulatory front.
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McKenzie himself... which made things just a tad awkward between the now-couple.
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Nelson is ahead 53 - 46 percent by doing a tad better than Gov.
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So it is a tad ironic that Delrahim's nomination is being held up.
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Manafort's trial was Tad Devine, who worked for Manafort in Ukraine before he
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Non-Hispanic whites still only make up a tad more than one third.
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But why not put a tad more effort into preserving your close friendship?
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The chicken could be a tad crunchier, and the pickle layout is suboptimal.
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"UConn tried to give it back to us," Colorado Coach Tad Boyle said.
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It was a tad below the record 71.29 percent set in February 2011.
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Anyone else find that bowling ball prank a tad on the contrived side?
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According to Pioneer Press reporter Tad Veznor, the raccoon has finally been caught.
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Gail: I have to admit I'm sliding a tad toward the I-word.
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A legal wedding ceremony, with officiant, at the shops are a tad more.
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In the onshore market, the yuan rose a tad to 6.9370 per dollar.
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In a game with no touchdowns, the Titans were just a tad better.
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In the onshore market, the yuan rose a tad to 6.9330 per dollar.
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For some readers of scary novels, "Little" may be a tad too whimsical.
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It's not easy — you'll be tired, stressed out and probably a tad cranky.
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Did you wake up today feeling just a tad in over your head?
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If anything, the ride quality feels a tad too firm for the class.
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Although customizing the instrument display wound up being a tad frustrating for me.
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While some have welcomed it, others have been a tad critical and snarky.
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The two sound worlds — West and East — coexist peacefully, perhaps a tad sedately.
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For the most part, Gervais was a tad tamer during the 2016 ceremony.
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Instead, it's almost better to get them something that's a tad more generic.
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But Breitburn's individual investors are just a tad suspicious of their company's assessment.
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Australian shares were down 0.1% while South Korea's KOSPI was a tad higher.
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This kid's handwriting may be a tad messy, but at least he's honest.
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The U.S. dollar was a tad weaker against the Japanese yen at 109.47.
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HK/SIN, a tad below an overnight low of $1.1756 against the dollar.
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The U.S. dollar was a tad weaker against the Japanese yen at 109.48.
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Recorded by the band's own Mathiue and mastered by Tad Doyle (TAD, Brothers of the Sonic Cloth), The Eternal Drift's Canticles' blend of psychedelic metal, post-hardcore, and cavernous atmospheres are not for the faint of heart or casual doom listener.
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Elizabeth Thomas and Tad Cummins • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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" Amazon user Cherylita writes: "I bought a new (tad more expensive) pot/pan set.
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" Then he becomes a tad more obvious, saying, "I don't want to lose you.
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Elizabeth, she says, might feel a range of emotions toward suspect Tad Cummins, 51.
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Bond yields across the euro area were a tad higher in early Friday trade.
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The euro was a tad lower at $1.122, down 1.43 percent for the month.
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That left MSCI's world equity index a tad higher after three days of declines.
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Joel McHale plays the talk show host Tad O'Malley, "a true believer" in U.F.O.s.
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Sanders' adviser Tad Devine defended the Vermont senator's ties to the Democratic Party Wednesday.
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Given that the Amazon experience in Spain can be a tad hit and miss.
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Was Hisense's $9,999, 4003-inch laser TV just a tad out of your budget?
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The euro was down a tad at $1.1297, erasing the previous session's small gain.
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One major part of the TAD mythology is the terrible shit luck you had.
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Song Maker is a tad more complex, but is still very straightforward and foolproof.
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The Nikkei was flat at 20,624.61 in midmorning trade after opening a tad higher.
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Trump's assessment on how he performed during the debate was also a tad problematic.
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Tad Cummins, 13, and student Elizabeth Thomas have not been seen since March 13.
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She was with 50-year-old Tad Cummins, her former forensics teacher, police said.
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If you like white noise machines, this feature might be a tad more useful.
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Sometimes, a full moon aligns with perigee and look a tad bigger than usual.
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In fact, the sound appeared to be a tad fuller than my V-Modas.
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Evans looks a tad nervous, but with that handsome mug, how could we mind?
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The Elegant and Jewel smartwatches are a tad bigger than the original watch, though.
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Now, McClung is headed to Georgetown, with a tad more Instagram followers: roughly 23,22.
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It's a tad inconvenient, but adds to the whole retro charm of the category.
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But maybe cannabis smokers should be a tad bit more concerned about swapping germs.
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It's probably worth $13 billion, a tad more than after a fundraising last year.
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Tad Devine made the remark during an interview published Monday with Politico's Glenn Thrush.
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For some tastes, the Compass with Limited trim is a tad over the top.
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The Nikkei was flat at 21,508.41 points by midmorning, after opening a tad higher.
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Some would even suggest they're a tad overdone, but that's a matter of taste.
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He's all in, but we're a tad unclear how he's going to be deployed.
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That said, consumer confidence is still high, though it fell a tad last month.
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The lowest the team's payroll dipped was a tad over $90 million in 2014.
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While he's snuggled up to Tad, Elijah gives this speech about seizing the moment.
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The greenback was a tad higher at 96.871 against a basket of major currencies.
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Having those discussions might seem a tad crass, but Mississippi law is a factor.
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Tad Devine, a senior adviser to the Sanders campaign, pushed back against such charges.
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Instead of Tad, Ricardo had come with a new guy who barely spoke English.
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Flaunting your wealth on social media usually looks a tad more subtle than this.
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It's an impressive (although a tad less catchy) ode to the iconic theme song.
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Even Warren Harding, that old Teapot-Domer, would have found it a tad embarrassing.
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Indeed, it is legal now to sell hemp that contains just a tad less—.
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Tad McGalliard is the director of research at the International City/County Management Association.
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Lower global shares and a tad weaker dollar index also supported the precious metal.
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"The effort wasn't the issue, it was the execution," coach Tad Boyle told reporters.
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That is a tad ahead of the Bank of Canada's forecast for 3.2 percent.
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It's everything Oyeyemi does best — funny, dreamy, vast, and just a tad eerie. —A.
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While sharks typically aren't harmful toward humans, close encounters can get a tad intimidating.
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Though, it's a tad bit unsettling that they were there in the first place.
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Or because as a child she was very serious and always a tad sickly.
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That was a tad below the 6.8 percent growth seen in the previous quarter.
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The average Barnes & Noble bookstore is a tad larger, at around 26,000 square feet.
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It's by Tad Friend, who created that excellent portrait of Marc Andreessen last year.
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Maybe my expectations approaching the book were a tad unrealistic, but they weren't unfounded.
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Then, a tad of lemon juice concentrate is also added for a slight citrus flavor.
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The Trigger Assist Device (TAD) that depresses the trigger is controlled by a separate button.
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It's one of the best around, even if the 25D moniker is a tad gimmicky.
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The guards are on edge, pacing back and forth with a tad too much concern.
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The battery's a tad less capacious at 3,700mAh, but then again so is the phone.
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That would be one way to make the "valley of death" a tad less forbidding.
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Reuters reports that Redstone will name National Amusements general counsel Tad Jankowski to the trust.
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A tad flustered, I head over towards the audio section to find someone who might.
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Plus, the pictures are a tad sweeter since I literally had to chase them down.
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Oasis will also be a tad pricier than earlier editions – Voyage goes for $199 retail.
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I was distracted by how grandiose — and a tad gauche — it all seemed to be.
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Its iconic brands may be a tad tired, but they are still beloved by many.
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"We had a good feeling about her," the zoo's animal curator Tad Schoffner told Newsweek.
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The Nikkei fell 0.5 percent to 22,396.33 in midmorning trade after opening a tad higher.
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Since Trump got elected, doctors are seeing patients suffering from Trump Anxiety Disorder or TAD.
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"It's kind of like a death because the Tad I knew is gone," she said.
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The dollar index was a tad firmer at 96.407 after gaining 0.7 percent last week.
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On Thursday, it was a tad stronger on the day, last trading at C$1.3436.
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"Yes, I did," Tad Cummins replied, according to his wife, who has filed for divorce.
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"Nursing homes don't want to be held publicly accountable for their actions," Tad Thomas says.
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You can see she gets a tad aggressive while trying to hand it to Bella.
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In context, that's 11 meters taller than NASA's Saturn V rocket, and a tad wider.
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Tad Devine, Sanders's senior campaign strategist, said he thinks O'Malley could fare better in 2020.
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Blac Chyna is now dating Rob Kardashian, making things very complicated and a tad incestuous.
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"We've been doing a lot of shooting in practice," Colorado coach Tad Boyle told reporters.
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The very marginal bearish bets against the Singapore dollar SGD=D3 also increased a tad.
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Sanders strategist Tad Devine has said the campaign may "reevaluate" its strategy after Tuesday's contests.
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Their lives may have spun out a tad differently, but the pair's friendship has endured.
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The prosecution is also planning to call Democratic operative Tad Devin, who served as Sen.
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Or does it sound a tad like a novelist contemplating a man contemplating these things?
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Also included on the list is Tad Devine, the former chief strategist for Vermont Sen.
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Pros:Dividers keep products in place, nice handles, easy to carry, multiple sizesCons: A tad pricey
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Thick slices of duck, a tad too magenta, straddled an irresistible plank of fried bread.
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The Nikkei dropped 0.5 percent to 22,358.31 in midmorning trade, after opening a tad higher.
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Both Tad Devine, left, and Paul Manafort, right, did work for Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.
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Tad: They kinda started as sneakerheads, but it's kind of been Africanized a little bit.
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Yikes. Grilled embryo felt a tad risqué even for an open-minded eater like me.
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The house comes fully furnished, although some of the pieces may be a tad dated.
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Also, he refused to beg forgiveness last month for being a tad too touchy-kissy.
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Tad Rivelle, chief investment officer for fixed income at TCW, expressed the opposite economic concern.
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When an urge for pizza hits, the pizza delivery choices can be a tad overwhelming.
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Though it has been updated consistently, portions of it can seem a tad old-fashioned.
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Astrologers tend to say that all the panic over Mercury retrograde is a tad overblown.
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Ten-year Bund yields, the euro zone benchmark, were a tad higher at 0.25 percent.
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In currencies, the dollar gained a tad against the safe haven Japanese yen to 107.61.
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It's in this trio's scenes that newcomers may feel a tad out of their depths.
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Sanchez has 30 home runs in 90 games, a tad better, one in three games.
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The United States spends over 3 percent, and Canada spends a tad over 1 percent.
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If Mackenzie's comments and the statement sound a tad defensive, it's probably because they are.
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It weighs nine ounces, which is a tad heavier than the iPhone 11 Pro Max.
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"Tiffany seems tempting, especially because it's still down a tad for the year," he said.
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On the earnings call Monday morning, Sotheby's CEO Tad Smith declined to name the paintings.
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About to take on a genocidal alien race and you're a tad worried about it?
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The cost -- Carbon Health will run you $167.50, and Nurx a tad higher at $181.
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Someone is trying to sell the world's largest picnic basket for a tad under $600,000.
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I have to admit that once in a while I wish they were a tad advisory.
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And everyone, regardless of their spot on the political spectrum, has likely gotten a tad emotional.
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Developing a virtual assistant for my apartment is just a tad outside of my skill set.
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Grace — known also for his roles in Spider-Man 3, Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!
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As a concept it's a tad thin, but you can't fault Victoria Beckham's or Shaq's enthusiasm.
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"Unlocking the Cage" might feel a tad unsatisfying on that score, but it's nevertheless thought provoking.
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TMG claimed the send-off cost $3 million, but Depp puts the figure a tad higher.
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Tad, the son, doesn't survive in the novel, but he makes it through in the film.
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It was a tad better than the median Reuters poll estimate of a 0.4 percent fall.
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HK/SIN on Tuesday, compared with levels a tad above 110 in the Asia session Monday.
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Impatient Leos may find all this internal gazing a tad tedious, but you'll thank yourself later.
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The pound, meanwhile, extended losses to a third day after edging down a tad to $1.3070.
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Who cares if groceries are a tad more expensive when the shopping experience is this frictionless?
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The device is also a bit smaller, though it's a tad thicker, too (by about 1mm).
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Kylie's explanation, on the other hand, could come off to some as a tad self-congratulatory.
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It's to be expected, then, that we might have felt their effects a tad more intensely.
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Prosecutors and Elizabeth's family allege Tad "groomed" her for months leading up to the pair's disappearance.
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Those pictures will still be a tad fuzzy, due to the vehicle's distance from the object.
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But the investors we talked to seem only a tad more concerned than the industry folks.
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Noble thinks that the tag, when considered in connection with the venue, proves a tad reductive.
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Tad Cummins, 50, was in custody, and the student, Elizabeth Thomas, was found safe, authorities said.
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The 2-runner is in the middle, holding similar products, though it fits a tad less.
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But, it needs to be said that some of the orgasm scenes were a tad melodramatic.
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But this violent lunch is a tad different than other black holes that scientists have studied.
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Zooey was repped by realtor Tad Thormodsgaard and the seller was repped by realtor Ed Kaminsky.
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"If we do that, we're done," Tad Devine, Sanders' senior strategist, told Mother Jones in June.
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Investment theory may be a tad crunchy for Easter weekend, so let us keep this simple.
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He succeeded in pleasing his core supporters by showcasing a tad of his infamously abrasive style.
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It was only a tad less in the Philippines, thanks to strong services, particularly call centres.
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Poor Mason the baby koala isn't helping his species' notoriety for being just a tad dopey.
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In currencies, the euro was a tad firmer ahead of the European Central Bank's Thursday meeting.
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The dollar index climbed a tad overnight while gold prices slid ahead of the Fed meeting.
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"He's 6-7, 250," Collins said, embellishing Syndergaard's listed height and weight dimensions just a tad.
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I thought the price was a tad steep but now I think it's totally worth it.
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If that seems just a tad hypocritical, trust me, you haven't even started getting angry yet.
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Some of the products lean toward luxury goods and are a tad on the pricey side.
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The Nikkei gained 0.2 percent to 22,13 in a choppy session after opening a tad lower.
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But Tad Devine, Mr. Sanders's top strategist, said his message would resonate strongly in coming contests.
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So keep a lookout for a couple 'troopers who look just a tad out of place.
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She's got seven names left on her list, but crossing three off seems a tad ambitious.
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Kim says what everyone is thinking, that maybe Kourtney's anger is just a tad bit misplaced.
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Brooklyn's frontcourt is still a tad thin, and it's likely they'll get worked on the glass.
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So I wonder whether everyone involved might be feeling a tad ambivalent about turning the page.
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The song is tongue-in-cheek but in this post-Weinstein climate it's a tad jarring.
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Rabin previously worked alongside Manafort and Tad Devine, who testified Tuesday about Manafort's work in Ukraine.
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But that operator might have been a tad too early in its innovation, rather than wrong.
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John: But if TV superstars were possibly a wee bit overrated … Michael: Just a tad, yes.
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Midwesterners are a tad luckier as they will be able to see more of the event.
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Now, it is worth noting that Postmates is a tad more expensive than other delivery apps.
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This year, Mr. Hansen's union accepted an increase of about 2.5 percent — a tad above inflation.
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A decade into the project, Tad and Meredith suggested he compile the letters into a book.
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I also like that it's a tad cropped — many sweaters are overlong on my petite frame.
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Even if it is a tad bit Griswold-family-inspired, we love everything about this reindeer.
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His apologizing for the practice as he began his campaign struck many as a tad cynical.
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But Mr. Obama's music lists — unruly, spiked with surprises and a tad quirky — can truly sing.
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Oil prices bounced back a tad from falls on Monday, but remained hobbled by trade uncertainties.
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Wall Street shares ticked up a tad on Tuesday with the S&P 20.6 gaining 21.2504%.
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The euro and the yen edged up a tad, trading at 1.1604 and 111.34 per dollar.
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The services PMI figure for July came in at 51.5, a tad below June's 51.6 reading.
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"The vote is more dispersed than it has been before," says longtime Democratic strategist Tad Devine.
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"She birthed the science fiction novel," said Tad Wise, a nephew of Ms. Ballantine's by marriage.
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"For a time, Donen epitomized Hollywood style," Tad Friend wrote in The New Yorker in 2003.
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You'd hope that, at least in public, he'd murmur something vague and look a tad sheepish.
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Dinner at the home of Barry and Diane von Furstenberg's a tad steeper -- $100k per couple.
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LeBron's dominance in the East has been impressive, but it's also made things a tad predictable.
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Indonesia's benchmark stock index was last up nearly 1.6 percent while the rupiah also gained a tad.
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And it might just make Snapchat a tad less likely to mistake your hand for your face.
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Priced at $700 and $9003, respectively, both were still a tad too expensive for the average family.
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Do I like to see some one of my interview subjects a tad squirmy now and again?
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MESTER: SO I HAVE A FORECAST OF A TAD OVER 3% FOR THE YEAR, FOR THIS YEAR.
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"Today trading was dull but ended a tad weaker on importer (dollar) demand," said a currency dealer.
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We become so invested in their worlds that we just want to stay a tad bit longer.
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"The one thing about our team is there is no give-up," said Colorado coach Tad Boyle.
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Plans to go private were announced earlier today in a statement from Sotheby's chief executive, Tad Smith.
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NEWS ALERT: Tad Cummins is under arrest and Elizabeth Thomas has been safely recovered in Northern California.
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And now that our daughter is a tad older, she eagerly participates in the FaceTime sessions, too.
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At times he was cutting and combative, at others he was sarcastic and even a tad funny.
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The Nikkei share average rose 20.3 percent to 22,280.99 in midmorning trade, after opening a tad lower.
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Tad Cummins, a health science teacher at her high school, allegedly picked her up before she disappeared.
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Voyager 2 is a tad behind its twin, currently passing through the outer reaches of the heliosphere.
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Kristin Ess took the back a tad shorter than most, below, and the result is thoroughly modern.
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Technically, the movie is beautifully made, if at times a tad heavy-handed in foreshadowing Turner's importance.
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I did find it was a tad too greasy for the summer months, yet not moisturizing enough.
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The video is a tad long but for anybody interested in storytelling, it's a really fun watch.
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The Nikkei share average dropped 20.4% to 21,2492.49 at the midday break, after opening a tad higher.
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On Thursday, Tennessee investigators announced Tad Cummins and Elizabeth Thomas had been found safe in Northern California.
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Spot gold slipped a tad to $1,424.62 an ounce, just short of last week's peak of $1,452.60.
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It may be a tad heavier than its successors, but its performance is nothing close to antiquated.
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Last week, authorities found the teenager in Northern California and arrested her forensics teacher, Tad Cummins, 50.
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"Tabletops are always competitive," Tad Toulis, vice president of design at Sonos, told Gizmodo in an interview.
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So whether Biden is collapsing or whether his lead has just slipped a tad isn't yet clear.
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Still, it would have been a real mean trick, and many readers felt just a tad uneasy.
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The euro was down a tad at $1.1376 after hitting a three-week high of $1.1402 overnight.
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The Nikkei share average rose 210 percent to 0.23,20.2 in midmorning trade, after opening a tad lower.
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"We think Bernie has a very powerful story with Latino voters," said Sanders' senior strategist, Tad Devine.
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This was a tad slower than the 1.5% pace estimated by Atlanta Fed's GDP program on Thursday.
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The euro was down a tad at $13 after hitting a three-week high of $1.1402 overnight.
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The euro was a tad higher at $1.1228 but remained down about 1.2 percent for the month.
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The euro was a tad higher at $1.123 but remained down about 1.2 percent for the month.
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The euro dipped under $1.13 again, having gained a tad on Monday after some reassuring German data.
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The bad news: Selena Gomez's Mother's Day gift might make your own present seem a tad paltry.
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You chopped off your hair about a year ago and went a tad shorter over the summer.
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As I left—having been embraced in hugs by the whole family—I felt a tad bereft.
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Perhaps the Belgians are feeling a tad insecure after flaming out of the Euros in the quarterfinals.
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Turf N Surf Po' Boy's is a tad pricey, although generous on the portions, and Hey Cupcake!
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South Korean shares were a tad weaker while Chinese shares were buoyant after starting in the red.
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So to say I was a tad skeptical of the rally's staying power would be an understatement.
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The dollar was a tad weaker at 100.40 yen, having dipped below 100 yen in recent days.
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The small, crispy-skinned collar of sweet yellowtail (hamachi kama) could have been a tad less done.
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It could be argued, I suppose, that the play repeats the same points a tad too often.
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A tad under 215 feet tall, Farnsworth resembles an economics professor more than a cutting-edge entrepreneur.
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It beats the Arteon on styling and infotainment tech, but the Arteon is a tad more luxurious.
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"It is now a tad more challenging, but we were able to do it," Louis-Dreyfus said.
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We exited last year with a surplus and we think it will widen a tad this year.
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He'll appear in court for a hearing today, and it might get just a tad bit awkward.
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After opening arguments, the government called its first witness, Democratic operative Tad Devine, who served as Sen.
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We thought this was a tad odd at the time, but we're now starting to see why.
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A tasty treat that can also get you a tad tipsy: I can't think of anything better.
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Mr. Devine, known as Tad, worked for Bernie Sanders as his chief strategist in the 2016 election.
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In addition to his daughter he is survived by two sons, Steve and Tad, and four grandchildren.
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The business has just a tad more than 5,000 customers and needs perhaps 100,000 to break even.
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Among currencies, the dollar was a tad weaker at 98.460 against a basket of six major currencies.
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NBC combines Nielsen's measures for its television channels with Adobe's measurement of streaming data to form TAD.
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The room did feel a tad small at 350 square feet and could afford to be modernized.
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Because of the onion and the thick roux, the dish became a tad mushy in the oven.
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Now he's begun to worry that there's a tad too much spunk in the current White House.
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The New Zealand dollar was a tad firmer at $0.6393 after stumbling 0.8% in the previous session.
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Despite complaints that she was a "tad-too-calculated human train wreck," the book became another bestseller.
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Those who aren't steeped in the comics, admittedly, might feel a tad disoriented in the early going.
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Sterling was a tad weaker at $1.3005, having struck a five-week low of $1.2915 on Sept.
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Another person suggested Osnos should "reboot" the 3-year-old, but that seems a tad bit unnecessary.
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The guitarist Tad Kubler has spoken in recent years about how he overcame drug and alcohol problems.
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This was a tad slower than the 1.3% pace estimated by Atlanta Fed's GDP program on Monday.
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This seems a tad optimistic since peace negotiations to end a civil war typically take many years.
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At 42, I was a tad chubbier than necessary, and now, I was face-down oozing blood.
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Speculation in this case is a tad premature, but the stakes are high enough to allow it.
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PDT After making its way to the roof, the raccoon was successfully trapped, according to reporter Tad Vezner.
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That pace is a tad slower than the regional Fed's prior estimate of 2.6 percent growth on Feb.
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But the country's penchant for being a tad uncouth and uncultivated often shines through in more unscripted moments.
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European stock futures pointed to a steady start while Dax futures and CAC 20.1 were a tad firmer.
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This tumbler is a tad more expensive than Starbucks' other reusable drinkware—it's available for $40 plus tax.
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"In the spring, we had football all to ourselves," recalled Tad Taube, an owner of the Oakland Invaders.
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Coming out of college, Green was undersized for his position and just a tad husky for his profession.
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This was a tad faster than the 1.2% pace estimated by Atlanta Fed's GDP program on May 16.
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Although she was a tad late to the Broad City bandwagon, the former child star was instantly hooked.
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In season 10, Joel McHale played Tad O'Malley, a conservative conspiracy theorist whose wild claims were occasionally right.
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Tad was arrested and Elizabeth was safely recovered, and she is now home and reunited with her family.
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It's a tad darker than your standard thriller: Disease, eugenics, and Dante aren't exactly light fare, after all.
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The matters at hand were just a tad more meaty, like the state's response to global terror attacks.
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Tad Cummins was nabbed outside of a cabin in mountainous Northern California -- more than 2,000 miles from home.
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The Nikkei share average declined 0.5 percent to 20,555.13 at the midday break, after opening a tad higher.
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I'll be honest: I was a tad worried that Star's finale would be all about Atlanta Next Fest.
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A few days after the attack, police raided the offices of Tad Group, searching premises and seizing computers.
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Sterling was a tad higher at $1.3107, recovering slightly after giving up more than half a percent overnight.
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That is a tad lower than the International Monetary Fund's latest growth projection of 7.0% for this year.
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As a science reporter who specializes in space coverage, I've felt a tad out of place at CES.
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These are unfair standards and it makes me think that lowering expectations just a tad might be beneficial.
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"It must have been Tad was the only one who was making her feel good," her father adds.
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The solemnity is still part of his range, but he is often raucous and a tad cocky, too.
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Authorities believe she is with Tad Cummins, a former health teacher at her high school in Culleoka, Tennessee.
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Stocks on Wall Street closed a tad lower on Monday after relatively quiet trade as earnings season loomed.
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She was widely panned for a tweet in August that struck some watchers as a tad too pandering.
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If you ask Cristiano Ronaldo, the news cycle had probably been a tad too Cristiano Ronaldo-free lately.
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The economy grew at a 3.1% pace in the first quarter, a tad softer than 3.2% initially reported.
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"I don't think he is going to sound like a centrist," said Tad Devine, a veteran Democratic strategist.
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"That's what makes me a tad suspicious about all of this trade truce happy talk," the host said.
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This can also make it feel a tad crowded, but I still preferred it to the tame Chiki.
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Tad Lipsky, the acting director of the Federal Trade Commission's competition bureau, has retired, the agency announced Wednesday.
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I'd say the lotion only took a tad bit longer to rub in than a conventional sunscreen lotion.
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So I'd try to trust Black Tad, but it's really up to him whether he'd sell us out.
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Breakout is rightfully a classic, but it was just a tad too basic to really remember that fondly.
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Several others were included in the list, including a couple of Democratic consultants—Daniel Rabin and Tad Devine.
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As well, Japan's manufacturing PMI for November came in at 51.3 a tad better than the 51.1 expected.
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But the Bagger got there late, and glimpses of the party from the outside looked a tad grim.
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While Hannah and her mom are shopping their feelings out, Tad is home hanging out on the couch.
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This was a tad slower than the 2.1% pace estimated by Atlanta Fed's GDP program on June 14.
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We might be a tad bias here, but honestly... Balamii starts broadcasting in New York later this summer.
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We're talking about a nice Sancerre and a Burgundy matched with a tad of Roquefort and some comte.
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But what about those times when you want to relax in a hammock, but feel a tad frigid?
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Shannon could have given Tad the bare minimum of training, answering a few questions and collecting her pay.
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The rest of the week is looking equally delightful, and it might even warm up just a tad.
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Compared to the serious, perhaps tad morose films from Poland's "cinema of moral concern," Chytilová's are blissfully amoral.
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The process was delicate enough that Sotheby's chief executive, Tad Smith, stopped in to watch for a while.
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True, the building is a tad taller than neighboring towers, courtesy of air rights purchased from nearby buildings.
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To the Editor: Am I the only one who thinks that this essay is just a tad disingenuous?
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The fall of society is likely to make dashing over to your doctor's office a tad more difficult.
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Food and drink claims like "just a tad sweet" or "healthy" may mask high levels of added sugars.
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In Britain, sterling was a tad weaker at $220 before a budget update from finance minister Philip Hammond.
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The benchmark had risen a tad over 2% last week in its biggest weekly gain since early February.
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If you have a tad more time, try this spectacular lobster pot pie or lobster mac and cheese.
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Before long they were joined by younger Americans like Friedman (although even he found Mises a tad extreme).
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So Tad Devine, a top Sanders campaign aide, told the AP he's not worried about Clinton's current lead.
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South Korea's KOSPI index ended mostly flat while Australian, Singapore and Malaysian share indexes were a tad weaker.
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They are a tad more ribald here, with male genitals getting a fair amount of attention and exposure.
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Mouratoglou later explained, a tad sheepishly, that he had not answered truthfully when Serena had inquired about it.
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"I don't worry about this spiraling into the next game," Coloradocoach Tad Boyle told reporters earlier this week.
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Getting notes of appreciation as a special counsel is just a tad awkward and even a little creepy.
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"It would be better if we controlled the government," said Democratic strategist Tad Devine with a wry laugh.
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The tone is just a tad mock-serious, but eminently respectful of the childhood wish for greater agency.
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Otherwise the whole situation might come off as a tad undemocratic — the swampy Senate ignoring the people's will.
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And as they've done before, both sides claim the other is being a tad disingenuous on some points.
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They're all priced in the $2 million to $3.3 million range, just a tad over the assessed value.
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"We're making an investment in a March 1st state," said Tad Devine, a senior strategist with the Sanders campaign.
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I found the best results were when I had the blur slider rolled back a tad from its maximum.
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During drinks, Robin's boss prods her about why her wedding was called off, which is already a tad uncomfortable.
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Oil prices climbed a tad after two days of heavy losses on a surprise increase in U.S. crude stockpiles.
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After Denver, though, comes the apparently overconfident Bostonians, who started planning trips out West perhaps a tad too soon.
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It's subtle, but if flying can get even a tad more comfortable, there's no need for a splashy remodel.
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Toyota's financial contribution to Cartivator is relatively small if you're Toyota: around 40 million yen (a tad over $350,000).
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We also tried the Eldridge, a slightly shorter jacket that's also a tad cheaper at $600, and loved it.
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And so right now, it would appear from the outside to be a tad bit chaotic, wouldn't you say?
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"It provides some warmth if it's a tad chilly and dresses up the outfit a bit," she told us.
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The article itself spoils the book, including the death of 4-year-old Tad, who survives in the movie.
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Anyone who thinks the Baywatch movie starring The Rock and Zac Efron is a tad unnecessary is completely wrong.
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The euro was a tad weaker against the Japanese and Swiss currencies at 122.075 yen and 1.1227 franc, respectively.
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Nike's stock dipped a tad when the controversy hit: but its sales rose immediately and its shares soon recovered.
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The forint' s fall accelerated on Friday after euro zone figures showed a tad higher annual inflation than expected.
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While he says the phenomenon "has been a positive thing," it remains more than a tad surreal for him.
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Link seems a tad immature, though, so whether or not this pairing will even work longterm is still TBD.
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Mr. Sanders's senior adviser, Tad Devine, said Monday that campaign workers from Iowa, where Mr. Sanders nearly tied Mrs.
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In an exclusive interview with ABC News, Tad Cummins' daughter, Erica Osborne, 29, asks her dad to come home.
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So upon our arrival, we decided that we need to acknowledge that our travel arrangements were a tad unexpected.
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It's also got an aluminum body that manages to feel svelte despite being a tad thicker than its predecessor.
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China Minmetals' US$400m perpetual non-call threes were trading unchanged to a tad wider after pricing at 4.45%.
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The trackpad is Precision-enabled, but is a tad small considering the overall real estate on the palm rest.
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The euro was a tad higher at 77.655 pence, with traders awaiting the European Central Bank meeting for cues.
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It was a tad bit unnecessary in terms of drama but, hey, no harm and the out was made.
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All right, according to CDC News, a symptom of TAD is a feeling as if the world is ending.
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Industrial output for December rose 6.0 percent on-year, a tad below a Reuters poll forecast for 6.1 percent.
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You can certainly taste the spice, although, to be honest, the tang from the vinegar is a tad overpowering.
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Just be sure that you keep your car's speed a tad under 200 mph once you start rocking yours.
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While India's weather office has predicted above-normal rains this year, the relief may be a tad too late.
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"A Vine's blink-quick transience, combined with its endless looping, simultaneously squeezes time and stretches it," Tad Friend wrote.
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The ad's for her limited edition watch that features 48 diamonds and retails at just a tad over $6k.
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The very young woman waiting on him was a tad impatient; the place was busy, the old man hesitant.
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The only downside to AirPods is that they are a tad pricey, and they very rarely go on sale.
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Please note that the interior width is a tad narrow and might be a bit uncomfortable for larger bodies.
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It was expensive at $300 and its retro-looking design was a tad too boxy for many (especially women).
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At 2499 inches, it's bigger than the iPad and just a tad smaller than the 2399-inch iPad Pro.
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The only catch is the case slips over your existing AirPods case and bulks it up just a tad.
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Every single woman seemed to be wearing heels, which made me feel a tad underdressed in my black flats.
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South Korea's Kospi advanced 0.11 percent, or 2.69 points, to close at 2,0.543 — a tad below the 2,400 level.
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Tad Devine, Sanders' top strategist, confirms that Sanders has agreed to be a co-sponsor of the repeal bill.
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" He jumped on the blockchain bandwagon early, although he notes, just a tad ruefully, "I wish I bought more.
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Georgi Yankov, a manager at the company Tad Group, has been charged and released from custody, Georgi Stefanov said.
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The actor looks a tad worried as he watches her bust a move from the back of the stage.
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Every month since June 2009, Tad Steckler has received a disability benefits check from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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The celebrity portraitist who now claims to be critical of anonymous collectors is a tad self-righteous, isn't it?
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It's a good idea for a powerful piece of software than can seem a tad inaccessible at first glance.
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However, Netflix's new six-hour docuseries about man's best friend, simply titled Dogs, has tilted the scale a tad.
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I think it may be a tad more madness right now because we certainly don't have any dominant teams.
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That level was still a tad too much to handle for Brazil, who were nonetheless encouraged by Thaisa's equalizer.
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EA forecast current-quarter adjusted revenue of $22 billion, a tad lower than analysts' average estimate of $26.85 billion.
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Absent those six deals, 2016 would have been just a tad higher than the three prior years, Ma writes.
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When you might be a tad obsessive, focusing on the worst case scenario, imagining the worst — call yourself out.
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My friend Tad found this chair sitting atop a pile of trash on the Upper East Side in 1988.
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When she departed the agency in 2016, though, she left some Democratic-aligned public interest groups a tad miffed.
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"Sanders, and the consultants around him, the Tad Devines of the world, very much represent that [worldview]," Hurlburt says.
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He now manages a staff of 23, happily if a tad nervously adjusting to a new way of working.
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That's how I walk every morning to the coffee shop where I have a crush on the barista, Tad.
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Garmin's aware of that, which is why the other smartwatches in the fenix 13 series are a tad smaller.
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This was a tad faster than the 2.2% pace estimated by the Atlanta Fed's GDP program on Aug. 16.
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It might serve history a tad more faithfully to note other appeals that Dr. King made in that Feb.
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Guarantees to advertisers about how many people will watch commercials will be based on TAD, not Nielsen household ratings.
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Certainly members are a tad defensive about what Harriet Wolfe, the president of APsaA, sees as reflexive Freud bashing.
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When I pointed out that it might be a tad risky given her hypertension, diabetes and osteoarthritis, she shrugged.
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Now, go see what you think of Tad Friend on Impossible Burger and climate change, in The New Yorker.
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It's glossy and a tad silly but also very, very real ... which is just, in the end, like life.
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The Nikkei share average opened a tad higher but turned negative in midmorning trade, falling 22017 percent to 27.6,2.53.
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The continued shock and revulsion expressed by many leaders at the thought of such interference is a tad forced.
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The CPI rose 0.79143 percent compared to the previous year, which was a tad below the 1.8 percent expected.
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There I was last Friday in central London feeling a tad peckish having spent the day at the cricket.
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"The only thing that matters is what happens between now and June 14," Sanders senior adviser Tad Devine said.
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Why you should watch: Though at times it's a tad formulaic, "Rocketman" has several shining moments of movie magic.
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Bloch's book reads engagingly, despite some flouting of syntax, a tad cavalier from a professor of French at Yale.
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So a book which begins by acknowledging its narrow focus turns out to be just a tad narrower still.
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He can be forgiven for sounding a tad hyperbolic, given the history of phone-related mayhem in his state.
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So even if your version of 18 holes is a tad longer than average, you'll be good to go.
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Japan's Nikkei was off 0.4%, after earlier stumbling more than 0.8% while Australia's benchmark index was down a tad.
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I love the hyperactivity of the song and the mashed up vocals are out of tune just a tad.
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Kaine can make the sharp contrast with the Republican ticket, but by turning the volume down just a tad.
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As noted above, the Gregorian calendar is just a tad out of sync with Earth's trip 'round the sun.
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The young Mr. Wolff (who came to fame as part of the Naked Brothers Band) starts off a tad strained.
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"There was not much activity today, but the rupee ended tad firmer on exporter dollar sales," said a currency dealer.
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People have a tendency to become hyperbolic and a tad maudlin over celebrity deaths, a phenomenon magnified by social media.
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Authorities say Tad Cummins, 50, kidnapped Elizabeth Thomas, a freshman at the high school where Cummins taught until this week.
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Still, I'm a tad worried that you're new at this in-your-face work and may not be properly armed.
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While this whole situation feels a tad dodgy, the new company's CEO Jay Wright lends the new venture some credibility.
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Under coach Tad Boyle, the Buffaloes have won sixstraight conference tournament openers, including last season's 80-3.13 thrashingof Washington State.
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Yes, defining happiness may be tricky, and research shows it costs a tad more for New Yorkers to be happy.
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"A tad rusty," she decides, smiling as she eyes bandmates Dan Rothman and Dominic "Dot" Major, who chuckle in agreement.
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The wait was a tad long —maybe eight minutes — but to be fair, it was wildly busy at the time.
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Manage to get sudsed up and am really enjoying the scent of the soap — it's warm and a tad spicy.
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The euro edged down a tad to $1.1339, close to a 123-month low of $1.1330 reached the previous day.
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The experiment paid off with a spirit that's just a tad sweet, with a kick of cinnamon and bitter orange.
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The Japanese yen was 0.1% higher at 108.6 per dollar while the Australian dollar was a tad weaker at $0.6842.
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I didn't know enough then to realize that 11-hour days, seven days a week, might be a tad tiring.
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When you open that up to such a vast span of time, though, it's going to be a tad jarring.
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Based on this, it seems California's 2020 goal of a 20 percent female C-Suite may be a tad ambitious.
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AMBER ALERT: Here are new pictures of suspect Tad Cummins, captured the week prior to the kidnapping of Elizabeth Thomas.
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That being said, it was a tad too easy at times, which means I was probably doing it all wrong.
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The new Galaxy phones are a tad thicker than the Galaxy S6 line, but that's because they rock huge batteries.
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Made with tahini, then rolled in toasted sesame seeds, these cookies are nutty, soft, buttery and just a tad salty.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors had looked a tad vulnerable to start the new season.
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And while I really like the Galaxy S83's narrower body, it's just a tad too tall to truly love.
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"That's when we'll make a much stronger approach to superdelegates," said Tad Devine, a senior adviser to the Sanders campaign.
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The 248.10-year U.S. Treasuries yield slipped a tad on Friday, partly as markets had already expected robust payroll figures.
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At 1200 GMT, the forint traded at 313.05 versus the euro, a tad stronger than 313.20 just before the announcement.
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Birchak may be a tad undersized for Kawajiri, but he is sure to bring the fight to the Yokohama Arena.
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"I'm glad this is over," 50-year-old Tad Cummins said after his arrest, according to Siskiyou County sheriff's Sgt.
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In comparison to Ibu Oka, the meat at Gung Cung is a tad drier, the skin a bit more brittle.
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Share prices of VRX have fallen — oh, just a tad — from its mid-2015 high of $335 down to $14.
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Billy is just as self-serving, if not a tad more in touch with reality, and enables Julie's bad behavior.
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Bond yields were a tad higher across the euro zone, although trade was thinned by a public holiday in Britain.
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Unanimous five-star rating aside, the Twittersphere is a tad more skeptical about how and why such a garment exists.
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For example, having a Cancer moon suggests you're pretty sensitive (maybe even a tad moody), but you're very caring, too.
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European stocks were little changed, up a tad by 0.16 percent, reversing earlier losses amid caution ahead of Trump's inauguration.
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This was a tad lower than the previous week's 4.69 percent which was the highest since January 2014, MBA said.
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Tad Devine, who served as Bernie Sanders's senior strategist last year, said any comparisons to Obama would serve Booker well.
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"That's what makes me a tad suspicious about all of this trade truce happy talk," the "Mad Money" host said.
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So when Jeb Bush showed up in the skit as an Uber driver, we the audience were a tad confused.
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Granted, it was 86 degrees and I wasn't sweating as much as usual, but I was still a tad disappointed.
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In Japan, headline CPI rose 0.4 percent on-year in April, up just a tad from March's 0.2 percent rise.
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The government thought the judge's sentence — three years of probation and restitution of $100,000 — was a tad lenient, and appealed.
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Spanish stocks rebounded 0.5 percent on Monday, out-performing broader European share markets, while the euro was a tad firmer.
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Also keep in mind that it costs only a tad more than most pod machines, and in some cases less.
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The back seat was relatively roomy, but the Corolla is a compact sedan, so adults could be a tad cramped.
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But, while the reference might have been a tad lighthearted, the story behind it is as tragic as they come.
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Chances are, Cobain was aware of the album, which also featured his peers like Melvins, Tad, and the Jesus Lizard.
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This compared with just a tad below a 50 percent chance late on Monday, according to CME Group's FedWatch program.
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The NFL's more recent foreign excursions have gone over extremely well, despite the NFL inflating their ratings just a tad.
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If you find all of this a tad overwhelming, keep this is mind: Kris Jenner will still be Kris Jenner.
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That means I'm a tad biased, though I've always been pretty clear on how generally brilliant I think Teslas are.
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Other high-grade euro zone bond yields were a tad higher by late trade, following strong U.S. consumer confidence data.
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LONDON — It appears that someone went a tad overboard with the dry ice machine for the Halloween festivities in London.
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" It's not a perfect term, with its business-y overtones, but it seemed a tad more grown-up than "boyfriend.
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Most may point to Tyrion Lannister due to his physical appearance, and the Night King who's obviously a tad inhuman.
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The fists of their final pose might be a tad on the nose, but sometimes clear signals are called for.
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Weather: Today will be a tad cooler, starting in the mid-50s, with a chance of sprinkles in the morning.
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It's all a tad ironic, because the man credited with popularizing carnivorism in cryptocurrency communities doesn't buy the Neanderthal angle.
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"It's degrading to the reputation of our area," said Tad Bogdan, who has lived in the neighborhood for 250 years.
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Paychecks are a tad fatter and the economic picture has brightened slightly, but no one feels particularly secure or hopeful.
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The yen was steady at 109.06 per dollar and the greenback a tad stronger at $1.1023 per euro on Friday.
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August is winding down, but there's one thing that'll help us hold on to the summer a tad longer. Swimming.
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I wear them to work often with dresses and tights or pants that are a tad too long for me.
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Esquire Magazine was a tad more descriptive, proclaiming Barr was now "far up s--t creek" because of his calls.
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Turnout estimates for the caucuses range from a low of 683,000 (a tad under the 2008 record) to almost 300,000.
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Depending on your hair type, you may need to use very little or a tad more (the latter, for me).
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Unfortunately, the demo room was a tad small and cramped so I didn't get the chance to test it out.
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"Trust and honesty," Tad Devine, a senior adviser to the Sanders campaign, told reporters on the morning after Super Tuesday.
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The June participation rate stood at 65 percent, a tad higher than the 64.9 percent forecast in a Reuters poll.
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However, it's a tad unfair to pick on the Palm for being slow and, well, less smart than other phones.
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In 58 cm, it's a tad over 17 pounds, making it one of the lightest aero-road bikes we've ridden.
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If you find your results to be a tad concerning, then you should probably get your butt to a doctor.
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Now, I will admit, the magazine might've been a tad bit, um, dry, particularly for its intended audience — younger readers.
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"Over all, you will see a company in great shape for the future," said Tad Smith, president and chief executive.
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It would seem a tad worrying that Wim Wenders's documentary about Pope Francis had the full participation of the Vatican.
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Sometimes I don't wear mascara and just use the Charlotte Tilbury classic eyeliner powder pencil and maybe smudge it a tad.
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Tekken 3 is going to play a tad slower because its the pal version but that is not a big deal.
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ZTE shrunk the Axon 7 just a tad, making it shorter and a bit thinner when compared to last year's model.
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I love her work in the field of philosophy and gender theory, but she may be just a tad too obscure.
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"I was a tad bit uncomfortable," Glaze, a cashier from Enid, Oklahoma, told The New York Times in a new interview.
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They may be a tad dangerous, but it's hard not to have a good time while bouncing around on a trampoline.
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The teen remains the subject of a multi-state AMBER Alert, and authorities suspect her former teacher Tad Cummins kidnapped her.
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It's a tad spicy and not crazy sweet, which is great because I'm not a huge chocolate fan to begin with.
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The feeling of rage might even be a tad mellower when you see that piece of paper beneath the windshield wiper.
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She was shy, but always well read, groomed and immaculate in her habits (and a tad judgmental about those who weren't).
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If we allow our imaginations to completely take the reigns, these thoughts can become a tad unrealistic, to say the least.
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"To get 103,210 votes in the New Hampshire primary is unbelievable," said Tad Devine, Sanders's chief strategist during his 24 campaign.
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Warren Beatty brought proof to the Governors Ball HE didn't screw up the Oscars ... but the proof fell a tad short.
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Unfortunately, he seems to have missed his mark just a tad, and ends up with a stomach-full of brick. Ouch.
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The Australian dollar dropped to as low as $0.7572 after the decision, from levels a tad above $0.77 before the announcement.
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The Australian dollar dropped to as low as $0.7553 after the decision, from levels a tad above $0.77 before the announcement.
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The dollar was on the defensive against the yen at 265 yen, a tad above Friday's five-month low of 289.475.
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There's also in-house designed 7mm transducers, which are actually a tad smaller than what most other companies offer in earbuds.
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"This ice cream is slightly thicker in consistency compared to a classic Drumstick cone and is a tad sweeter," SnackGator reports.
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Barry said he initially encountered Thomas, 15, and 50-year-old Tad Cummins at a gas station in far Northern California.
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But his last desperate gamble—handing power to the friendly leader of an opposition party—is having a tad more success.
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Tad disappeared between seasons, as Alex Jones and other figures he's based on have been granted new credibility through Trump's approval.
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To set it properly, tap the silver power button to turn it on and twist the knob on top a tad.
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It's a tad concerning since its primary mirror could survive re-entry, though most of it will likely burn up harmlessly.
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I thought he sounded a tad nervous at the very beginning of the call, but he seems to have settled down.
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But, if you're feeling a tad stretched, ask yourself how you'd spend your time if it was totally up to you.
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This isn't the first nifty tech change Target has unveiled this year to make our lives just a tad bit easier.
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Critics might point out that this assessment is a tad self-serving: Mr Varian has been Google's chief economist since 2002.
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A barrel of oil is now worth a tad over $20153, instead of around the $22015 mark as in April 25.
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They're also about buying into the future a tad bit earlier than everyone else and getting to experience something truly unique.
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Their conclusion is a tad reductive for some tastes—like saying anyone with an Apple Mac could come up with "Satisfaction".
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That Springsteeniness that's in The Hold Steady stuff, and I think in this album as well, that throughline, is that Tad?
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Arriving a tad late, she orders a coffee, and, though not exactly beaming with joy, seems contentedly distracted by the weather.
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As always with this game, a few questions were a tad saucy, but Stewart was a good sport and played along.
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The New Zealand dollar was a tad higher on the day at $0.6486 but on course for its third weekly decline.
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Unfortunately for our favorite Chicago cop, all this Whispers-in-the-head nonsense makes Will's storyline a tad difficult to parse.
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The Nikkei dropped 0.03 percent to 17,668.15 after opening a tad higher, while the broader Topix gained 0.2 percent at 123,402.98.
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DJ will soon begin mass production, but don't whip out your credit card just yet ...ya gotta wait a tad longer.
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Forbes explains that the very first version of that now well-known Starbucks Siren was brown and looked a tad menacing.
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This one is a tad different than the one on the HBO series because it's not made of iron but porcelain.
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In October, they raised wages just a tad over inflation, at 2.4%, a plunge from September's already-miserly rate of 2.8%.
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That's a tad high for urns, which range from $80 to $2,000; coffins, however, can range between $2,000 and $23,000. h2.
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Meredith offers her response through a bout of "next level" purring, while Olivia is a tad more coy about her feelings.
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McAvoy's Xavier is a tad less sensitive and damaged than he was in the previous movies, and a bit more smarmy.
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Some of the responses to the news that Donald Trump Jr. met with a slew of Russians seem a tad unhinged.
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The dollar index was a tad soft at 93.832, within sight of Monday's low of 93.745, its weakest since May 11.
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The latest fourth-quarter gross domestic product estimate was a tad higher than the 2.8 percent growth rate forecast on Jan.
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"If he does lose, the party is going to have to help him help Clinton," says Tad Devine, a Sanders adviser.
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Michael Farren is a research fellow and Tad DeHaven is a research analyst with the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
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We're just a tad confused about what makes Breakfast Salsa different from plain old salsa, and we're not the only ones.
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REUTERS - Markets corrected sharply in the last hour on Friday with the Nifty closing a tad below the crucial 22016,23.65 mark.
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Sales rose 2.1% from the same month last year, a tad lower than the 2.35% median forecast in the Reuters poll.
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The House's bill is a tad more populist and attuned to immediate political concerns, while the Senate's takes a longer view.
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"I'm all about charging market value but this seems a tad... over-valued, to say at the least," one commenter wrote.
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Tad Devine was asked in an interview with NPR if Sanders would ever consider toning down his harsh attacks on Clinton.
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"We don't feel like we have to go in there and heat it up," Sanders advisor Tad Devine told The Hill.
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How can he help it if women love him, and besides, aren't we Americans just a tad too uptight about sex?
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Hannah assures Loreen that that's not what's happening here and that she and Tad did not fuck up their only child.
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And it was actually a tad reminiscent of the first time the country singer performed with now ex-wife Miranda Lambert.
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Still, because it's not a perfect copy of an actual attack, any euphoria needs to be reined in just a tad.
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Sony's PlayStation 4 console fared only a tad better, with 27 percent of developers claiming they were making games for it.
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This quandary might be a tad subjective, but it's something that vegan drug users the world over should surely marinate on.
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I was pleased to connect the Ralph WALDO Emerson clue with the revealer, MIDDLE NAME, making it just a tad trickier.
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And the order forms, while maybe a tad more ostentatious than the situation calls for, do create a sense of urgency.
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"I was a tad bit uncomfortable," Mr. Glaze said by phone this week, after the incident aired on the season premiere.
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They are slightly staggered, as if the walker were a tad unsteady on his feet, perhaps the feet of the artist.
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The sitcom has its amusing moments, but its premise is a tad outdated, James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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That seems a tad excessive — six years does not seem like quite enough time to become super-skilled at the job.
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"Rick was Paul's business guy," said Tad Devine, a Democratic political consultant who worked with Davis Manafort on the Ukraine campaigns.
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I've briefly tried out Google Earth in Opera, and the experience was the same as in Chrome, perhaps a tad slower.
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Now that researchers know what to look for, he said, TAD disruptions may prove to be a common cause of cancer.
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"The third-quarter results were not expected to be good," Tad Smith, Sotheby's president and chief executive, said in a statement.
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In a statement provided to CNN, Tad Devine, Julian Mulvey and Mark Longabaugh announced that they are leaving Sanders' 2020 organization.
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" On Monday, she pulled back a tad, tweeting that "POTUS is under audit and will not release until that is completed.
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Clinton fared a tad worse among white voters — but much worse among Hispanic, Asian-American and black voters than Mr. Obama.
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He's hired on Tad Devine and Julian Mulvey, the media consultants behind Bernie Sanders' 257 campaign, to help shape his image.
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It seems with every progressive generation the Mini lineup gets a bit fatter, a bit more awkward and a tad uglier.
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The surface on the included keycaps is maybe a tad tackier than I'd ordinarily like, but that's just my personal preference.
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The two-year yield, which is most sensitive to traders' view on Fed policy, was a tad higher at 2.949 percent.
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Rupee forwards were active, as two-week forwards traded tad firmer at 153.15/30 per dollar, from Thursday's close of 153.25/35.
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You're about to be a bridesmaid in your college roommate's wedding, and you're getting a tad antsy about walking down the aisle.
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It's probably made me a tad more focused; 15 years ago I was all over the place, playing in 900,000 different bands.
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Amazon's $52.9 billion of second-quarter revenue came in a tad below what Wall Street analysts expected — and that doesn't matter whatsoever.
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"The thing that may have a few people little worried, units, came in tad light," Oppenheimer & Co analyst Andrew Uerkwitz told Reuters.
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Barca did not immediately say whether they planned to file a further appeal to the Spanish government's Disciplinary Committee for Sports (TAD).
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Oil prices hovered a tad below their peaks hit earlier this week as the market consolidated after a strong rally this month.
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Still, I'm all for Sansa exercising her power to its full extent, even if it means her becoming a tad power hungry.
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Rounds is survived by her wife, Krista Monteleone; parents Roger and Gayla Rounds; brother Tad (Janet) Rounds; two daughters; and one stepson.
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Attorney Tad Thomas, who represents the victims in civil lawsuits, said his clients were not given access to the report in advance.
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"That was a big time win for us, and weneeded it," Buffaloes coach Tad Boyle said in his post-game news conference.
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"But it's also easy to acknowledge that this trend is yet another opportunity for people to be a tad insensitive," it continues.
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So who can blame Teigen for getting a tad jealous when other girls are around her husband on his music video sets?
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This week was a tad restrained in its eventfulness; seems like the newsmakers went on 4th of July vacations a little early.
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In case there was any confusion about why the ad was a tad ick, redditors were there to point out semantic gaffe.
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This vision of the future may still seem a tad concerning, but it's good news for San Francisco-based AR startup Lightform.
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Still, it's a tad disappointing to see reports that the console will be less powerful than the three-year old PlayStation 25.
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On Thursday, the greenback was a tad lower against a basket of currencies at 97.06 although it nudged up against the yen.
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I found audio over a video call to be a tad underwhelming, but once music started playing, the sound was perfectly crisp.
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If you were to go back in time to when you started TAD, do you think you'd call the band something else?
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Still feeling a tad extra wearing them to bed, especially in my scruffy Maroon 5 T-shirt (purchased in 2007, I promise).
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The Wolf Pack shot just 30.4 percent in the first 20 minutes with the Aztecs just a tad better at 32.4 percent.
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The dollar eased 0.3 percent to 110.99 yen, a tad above Monday's low of 110.625, its lowest in more than five weeks.
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Samsung's explanation, which it delivered during an hours-long press conference on Sunday night, was exhaustive, illuminating, and a tad too technical.
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In the (highly likely) event that things are running a tad behind schedule, you don't want your stylists rushing on the bride.
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"We have determined the purchase of hair dye by Tad Cummins was not part of his [alleged] plan" for Thomas, DeVine tweeted.
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" Cruz, for his part, was in the Bronx, where he altered his formula a tad, railing against "liberal, Democratic New York values.
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The place was a bit pricey, a tad stuffy, but justifiably so in my opinion, based on what I ended up eating.
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Whether or not this latest leak will encourage anyone at the network to gather that Bitcoin ransom just a tad bit faster?
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Jaguars senior manager of PR Tad Dickman spoke with Wolff and confirmed his wellbeing, but asked the press to give Wolff space.
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And, if today's dispatch in any indication, there's a lot going on upstairs, each bit a tad less discernible than the last.
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The euro was a tad lower at $1.1224, not far from a 2-13/2-week low of $1.1205 touched on Friday.
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I can't help but think Rachel is being a tad kind when she used the word "intriguing" to describe Lucas' erratic behavior.
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China reported third-quarter growth data Thursday that met expectations, but was a tad lower than the second quarter's 6.9 percent expansion.
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I tried it twice at Orient Odyssey: At lunch, it was wonderful, but it was a tad dry at a recent dinner.
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Pros:Heart rate monitor, small display for metrics, tracks sleep and activity, notifications, great designCons: You have to charge it, a tad pricey
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And if you look closely enough, you can see that the new Watch is just a tad thicker (0.9mm, to be exact).
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Japan's currency pared its losses and edged a tad higher versus the dollar after the BOJ's decision, but the move quickly faded.
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"They're still very important," said Tad Devine, a strategist for multiple Democratic presidential campaigns, including that of Senator Bernie Sanders this year.
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So many petite brands cut things a tad too short for me, while normal sizes run six to 12 inches too long.
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The euro was a tad lower at $1.1370, extending losses into a second session after dipping one-third of a percent overnight.
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"We have not played with that passion, energy and effort for 40 minutes on defense all season," Colorado coach Tad Boyle said.
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Though they can be a tad porous at the back at times, Hungary could be the surprise package of the knockout rounds.
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Speaking before results were released Tuesday, Sanders senior adviser Tad Devine said he didn't think Democrats would have any problem in unifying.
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"Resources are being taken away for second- and third-tier borrowers," said Tad Rivelle, chief investment officer for fixed income at TCW.
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There are moments when Fleetwood's many conflicts — with her mother, her servants, her less than lusty husband — feel a tad, well, familiar.
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Later that week, I noticed his dad jeans were a tad baggy and asked if he'd like me to have them tailored.
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Walkers flirts with being overly determined, cool, and clean, a tad too un-self-critical, despite being so self-aware and choosy.
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"I was curating incredibly talented creatives and entrepreneurs committed to social impact as roommates," a mission that does seem a tad overwhelming.
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I found myself thinking Wendy needed either a tad more plot or far less; instead it floats in an unhappy medium space.
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The British pound last traded at $1.3047, having managed to recover a tad from its three-week low touched earlier this week.
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The new paper reports an even slower cosmic expansion rate than last summer's result, a tad closer to the early-universe rate.
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And if your storage space is a tad limited, you can also pick up 80 and 240-count packs of the wipes.
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The Australian dollar fetched $1.29763, steady on the day and a tad above from Tuesday's 3 1/2-month low of $0.6737.
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Mr. Mercier sent me his Dreem headset, a weighty crown of rubber and wire that he warned would be a tad uncomfortable.
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This left Montero, who had looked a tad better of late pitching out of the bullpen during a season of much inconsistency.
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However, I think it's a tad more likely that an omni bill would keep government open until after the midterms in 2018.
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Oil prices hovered a tad below the peaks hit earlier this week as the market consolidated after a strong rally this month.
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Yes, writing an advance obit is a tad macabre, but really it's just the journalistic equivalent of buying your own cemetery plot.
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The weird reality of a post-Trump world made a throwaway gag about urine-soaked sex feel just a tad too real.
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Yes, it's a three-row crossover so it's a tad fat and overstretched, but they've done a beautiful job sculpting the exterior.
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