Sixty-one percent of respondents said no, they did not want tailored ads for products and services, 56 percent said no to tailored news, 86 percent said no to tailored political ads, and 46 percent said no to tailored discounts.
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Sixty-one percent of respondents said no, they did not want tailored ads for products and services, 56 percent said no to tailored news, 353 percent said no to tailored political ads, and 46 percent said no to tailored discounts.
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In one of our surveys, we asked 26,503 Americans four different questions: whether or not they wanted "the websites you visit" to show them (1) tailored ads for products and services, (2) tailored discounts, (3) tailored news and (4) tailored political ads.
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Tailored Brands — Shares of Tailored Brands fell 24 percent after the company reported mixed fourth-quarter earnings.
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I live in a place where most things are tailored to my needs — imperfectly, for sure, but tailored nonetheless.
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Here two professors say that their own research indicates that people hate personalized ads: In one of our surveys, we asked 1,503 Americans four different questions: whether or not they wanted "the websites you visit" to show them (1) tailored ads for products and services, (2) tailored discounts, (3) tailored news and (13) tailored political ads.
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The future of wearable and implanted health devices, she believes, is in technology tailored to the individual, like a perfectly-tailored suit.
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Tailored Brands – Tailored Brands reported profit of $1.07 per share, matching Street forecasts, while the clothing retailer saw revenue fall short of estimates.
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Tailored Brands – Tailored Brands said it expected second-quarter earnings to come in at an adjusted $1.05 to $1.07 per share, slightly better than expected.
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Tailored Brands – Tailored Brands reported a 2.5 percent comparable store sales increase for its latest quarter at its Men's Wearhouse division and 2.3 percent at Jos.
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Medically tailored meals (MTM) are meals tailored to the specific medical conditions, medications, side effects, allergies and other needs of a person living with severe or chronic illness.
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"What we saw in the case today was more tailored to specific demographics, likely more tailored to the specific political climate and the specific political cycle," Brookie said.
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As these companies continue to amass large quantities of data on people, they are able to deliver tailored experiences and services to a population growing increasingly used to receiving tailored experiences.
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Paired with tailored pieces, it proved a refreshingly new way to accessorize tailored pieces, and showed that even the more traditional of men can feel like they, too, can experiment forward.
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See the Tailored Sleeper Sofa in over 100 patterns >>
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Ayla Networks is an IoT cloud platform tailored to manufacturers.
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"Sportswear is great, but not every designer can do tailored."
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This version will be tailored for universities and high schools.
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"I mean, everything can be tailored," chimes in Disick, 32.
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Tailored Brands tumbled 31 percent to $16.20 after the Jos.
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A tailored transition plan may get the same bleak response.
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The bride wore cowboy boots and a tailored white dress.
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So her suits are not masculine, but they're tailored, structured.
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And the experience can be tailored to fit nervous travellers.
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American gun laws have historically been tailored to local conditions.
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Is your seed bank properly tailored to your local soil?
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The first time I had anything tailored was last year.
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Each Card will be tailored to the Story you're watching.
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So I tailored something that is very specific to Bhutan.
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I hoped to make personalized, tailored versions of wardrobe essentials.
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And those drones won't just be tailored for efficient flying.
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Often, Rakow says, these rituals are tailored to individual passions.
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It's a deceptively rich role, tailored perfectly to Clooney's strengths.
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Alexander, though, is trying to keep his proposal more tailored.
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Duolingo will also provide practice exercises tailored to your weaknesses.
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I had a uniform for those duties, tailored skin tight.
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Find answers with articles tailored to your products and questions.
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The series' manner of storytelling is tailored to the subject.
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It's going to have to be tailored to the context.
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Google regularly announces features and services tailored to major events.
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In recent years, the concept of tailored screening has risen.
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And that theoretical suit was tailored for Chuck Berry's body.
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If nothing else, the day's route appeared tailored for him.
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Orlebar Brown Tailored British swimwear and beach apparel for men.
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I tailored my story to suit the other participants' interests.
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The CREATES Act is narrowly tailored to solve this problem.
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But Mr. Shandling created a character tailored to his instrument.
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That means my investigations are tailored to specific legal strategies.
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All 1,000 costumes are sewn, bedazzled, and tailored on site.
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Many of the company's launches are tailored to specific geographies.
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I get suits from Zara, and I get them tailored.
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The Italians grasp the eroticism and power of tailored clothing.
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Different countries are in different scenarios, requiring a tailored response.
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Remedies to antitrust violations must be tailored to the harm.
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Advertisers use that information to direct tailored messages to users.
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In short, customers wanted software applications tailored for specific industries.
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Indeed, the group has a vocabulary tailored to their beliefs.
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Lululemon (LULU) and Tailored Brands (TLRD) follow after the close.
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And businesses require specialized cloud software, tailored for their industry.
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Cruise ship passengers dressed in tailored suits and spiffy hats.
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Officials said the request was narrowly tailored to Farook's phone.
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So, just like athletes, different birds need tailored training regimens.
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A tailored, stretchy coat that looks great in the office
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Bloomberg's speech seemed uniquely tailored to get under Trump's skin.
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Offerings can be tailored to the demographics of a company's workforce.
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The app also offers several features tailored for the domestic audience.
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But it wasn't easy to find a program tailored to men.
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It's a little more subdued here, and tailored to the surroundings.
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That test evaluates banks' individually tailored plans for surviving a crisis.
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As you eat, the TV streams headlines tailored to your interests.
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The "data dress" is an outfit tailored to match your habits.
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All details can be tailored to an event, promotion or service.
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Circular menus for the Surface Dial are tailored to individual apps.
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Letters should also be tailored for different languages and cultural identities.
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Point being, the Lite appears very specifically tailored to my needs.
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The most dramatic changes will be specifically tailored to the iPad.
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It's a Euro-looking tuxedo and it's very tailored to me.
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Investing tailored to women is turning out to be big business.
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Take something sporty and juxtapose that with something tailored and clean.
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The style of Bond is sophisticated, elegant, and beautifully tailored narcissism.
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The current Geeks Africa tour agenda appears tailored to those aims.
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"It doesn't look tailored and it's definitely not bespoke," says Johnston.
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A prenup can be tailored to fit a variety of situations.
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Asset managers now offer to "educate" neophytes by providing tailored advice.
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Bred for hunting, greyhounds are tailored to spend time with people.
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Better yet, it can be tailored for newbies and veterans alike.
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It's a tiny, tailored, satin suit that outfits your private business.
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They also created tailored VR experiences for films like Jurassic World.
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The tattoo that I do is tailored to that imaginary person.
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Alerts can also be tailored to where Presence sees something happening.
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With this migration, Cornell added that each store must be tailored.
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Paradis, meanwhile, rocked a straw fedora and a tailored gray suit.
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Ford and Taylor-Johnson, meanwhile, looked sharp in tailored black suits.
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Plus, the workouts are tailored to your goals and endurance levels.
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It is as tailored to the individual as shame or desire.
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Organizations like World Relief offer tailored expertise and years of experience.
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He seems to have tailored foreign policy for personal financial gain.
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Château Lynch-Bages also provides private tours, tailored to V.I.P. customers.
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Birchbox: beauty and grooming samples tailored to their style and needs
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Microsoft Cortana, by contrast, has eight languages tailored for 13 countries.
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It should be tailored to local needs rather than imposed nationally.
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"We thought it was perfectly tailored for Apple," Mr. Cue said.
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"Interventions need to be tailored ... balancing risks and benefits," she said.
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How individually tailored 2B can become to your own play style.
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These visitors were also tracked and served tailored advertising on Facebook.
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They look like velvet bags but they are very carefully tailored.
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The precociousness of his carefully tailored celebrity is trademark for Tesfaye.
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The Obama administration replaced it with a more narrowly tailored rule.
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I saw people in tailored suits and people in Supreme hats.
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Their thoughts thrive in the darkness, tailored to an underground community.
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Bridges teaches basic math, science and reading, tailored to each course.
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Restrictions will not be tailored to the students&apos home countries.
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In lieu of tailored suits, he took to wearing ratty clothes.
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Ditto's range features bold, vibrant vintage-inspired prints, and tailored skirts.
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Mr. Trump adopted a platform tailored to white working-class Democrats.
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But it was driven by, and tailored to, his emotional cravings.
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"I was inspired by my grandmother, who tailored kimonos," she said.
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Clothing that is not properly tailored can appear sloppy and unkempt.
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Transsion's Chowdhury says another innovation tailored to local customs has helped.
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Tailored Brands stock gained nearly 5 percent in the extended session.
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History shows that well-tailored regulation drives innovation and creates jobs.
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Al dressed in beautifully tailored lemon-, lime- and lavender-colored suits.
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The display cards make it easy to swipe through tailored content.
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One is the belief that counseling must be tailored by issue.
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Around half did say they wanted discounts tailored to their interests.
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But I don't wear like Winston Churchill-tailored pajamas or anything.
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He wears what he wants (usually something tailored and maybe suspenders).
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For the Academy Awards he wore a perfectly tailored tuxedo gown.
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Even the inclusion of Hegseth is tailored to the president's tastes.
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She found a tailored solution to his paranoia: seeing the records.
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Is the product assortment tailored properly to the local shopper base?
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Mr. Pasnello, who is 29 and also works in Manhattan, is an associate designer for Tailored Brands, where he specializes in designs of tailored men's garments and works closely with Joseph Abboud, the company's creative director.
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Opening the app brings up the tailored 'For You' tab which acts as a quick briefing, serving up the top five stories "of the moment" and a tailored selection of opinion articles and longer reads below it.
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Cheat the aesthetic slightly with a tailored longline vest and pinstriped trousers.
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Nothing is more beautiful than a well-tailored and beautifully fabricated garment.
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He wants to have a tailored, form-fitting tux – and rock it.
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A workflow-smoothing text-message system tailored to aircraft technicians, of course.
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It's an open secret that Nori's clothing is skillfully and precisely tailored.
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Out comes a tailored selection of seeds in either English or Swahili.
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So, it's something that would be tailored, something I would enjoy doing.
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Be forewarned: not all online content tailored to entrepreneurs is created equal.
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Stumbleupon shuttered recently after 16 years of bringing tailored content to users.
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Driving dynamics can be tailored down to throttle response and suspension stiffness.
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A tailored wedding dress requires reflection on the awful loss of war.
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Here and there, you could see a woman in a tailored suit.
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Her experience was made worse by online ads tailored to pregnant women.
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Want to listen to a song that's 0% algorithmically-tailored to you?
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Participants are chosen by embassies and invited to America for tailored tours.
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From there, the app could rustle up a tailored selection of content.
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My mother stayed at home with us and tailored on the side.
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The sessions are tailored to the amount of experience each person has.
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In theory, your device can unlock tailored screenings, concerts, and other experiences.
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It looks tailored without looking tight, which is the goal at work.
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Because, until now, tailored jobs for everyone on planet earth was impossible.
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Technical Tailored is Aday's riff on a "power outfit" — trousers and all.
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The human ear is tailored to capture the sounds that surround us.
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Nancy Reagan shows off a beige tailored suit with brown burn collar.
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And the campaign has also tailored their media strategy to young people.
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KS: Just information, which is interesting, but they could be easily tailored.
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Tailored lending is just one component of Morgan Stanley's broader lending goals.
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Uber declined to discuss the reasons for its tailored communication in Chile.
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Each bank will pay an amount tailored to its liabilities, Loyttyniemi said.
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She always dresses, by the way, beautifully—very tailored, with jewelry, everything.
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They tended to rate the guys in tailored suits as more successful.
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You can buy a suit at the Gap and have it tailored.
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Rush voted against Clyburn's resolution, which was tailored to draw bipartisan support.
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Overall, they're flexible without losing shape, well-tailored, and are machine-washable.
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Republicans tailored their convention to Mr. Trump's side of the educational divide.
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Typically, I wear the Juno Tailored Dress Shirt because it's so sleek.
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The overall look for both is kind of tailored, no-fuss hipster.
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Each store will have a custom recommendation guide tailored to the community.
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Few concertos have ever been more immaculately tailored to their first interpreter.
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Because they come unhemmed you can have them tailored to your specifications.
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The company often launches new products that are tailored to specific geographies.
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Anything more tailored requires a more enhanced service level (and extra fees).
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Toss was launched to create a similar app tailored for enterprise use.
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For men, tailored suits also came in pale blue, pinstripe and bougainvillea.
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That's where you'll find Amex Offers, some of them tailored to you.
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The Trump administration so far has shown little interest in tailored responses.
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"Larry, I think, will be supportive" of more tailored tariffs, he said.
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Delivery for tailored pieces, produced in Europe, takes three to four weeks.
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Emma Thompson and Liam Neeson have also been tailored for the occasion.
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They range from those tailored to individual cities to broad policies that
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During the campaign, he tailored his shows to the agenda Manafort suggested.
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As professors, we perfect our own evaluation systems, tailored for each course.
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Other initiatives can be tailored to meet the needs of various populations.
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Oversized, tailored blazers are a slashed patchwork of rich, jewel-toned velvets.
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Most of all, he is associated with his meticulously tailored, fashionable suits.
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In recent years, Alonso's fitness work has become more individual, more tailored.
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In November, IBM announced a public cloud tailored specifically for financial firms.
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That was all very tailored to make him feel isolated and alone.
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Yet others felt the checklist wasn't correctly tailored for a specific scenario.
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Here is an album seemingly tailored for a year that epitomized disruption.
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Sunday's program is family-oriented, tailored to children ages 13 and up.
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The vintage look you love, tailored to show off your best assets.
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Chef Antoni Porowski rocked a perfectly tailored tux with a bow tie.
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Then New Level sends back a mix tailored to their specific moves.
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She was tall, in a tailored suit that was perhaps her uniform.
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Several shirts came shrunken and bikini tops were styled under tailored shirts.
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"These chats can be tailored to whatever the need is," he said.
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A response is then formulated that is tailored to the individual circumstances.
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She even had them minimally tailored but still, they never felt right.
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It's a treasure trove of content tailored for millennials navigating creative lives.
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The new rules appear to be tailored to issues in the region.
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Both men and women should have a well-tailored suit, says Jaye.
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Sunday's program is family-oriented, tailored to children ages 5 and up.
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Well-fitted and nicely tailored, this was another piece that looks great.
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Lately, for my on-air clothing, I've been a little more tailored.
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The tour can be tailored to the ages of the participating children.
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That it is very sharp and beautifully tailored, clearly Italian, many compliments.
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A. Bank to increase mid-single digits in fy * Tailored brands inc - expect comparable sales for moores and k&g to be down mid-single digits in fy * Tailored Brands Inc -company continues to expect capital expenditures of approximately $90 million for fy 2017 * Tailored Brands-now expects about net 20 store closures versus previous outlook of net 10 store closures, with increase due to more Jos.
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Mic is an online media company that is tailored to a millennial audience.
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A tailored vest over jeans is a sleek look for a casual gathering.
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There are other places that can offer more tailored content and social engagement.
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These were tailored suit and fez to fit the mood of the Doctor.
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Both princes' uniforms were tailored by Dege & Skinner on Savile Row in London.
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Over a tailored suit, the prince wore a fluorescent jacket and hard hat.
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He clearly wasn't resisting, but the footage was tailored to the officers' narrative.
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Trump has vowed to issue a new order tailored to the court's decision.
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FEINSTEIN: Would you say that this effort was tailored to achieve certain goals?
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At that point, Aseem went in and tailored the role to fit her.
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Like cards, Smart Replies offers a simple message tailored to a certain context.
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You'll discover new releases, classics, and hidden gems tailored to your reader's age.
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The browse section is tailored to your tastes, including the new release section.
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Space suits have to be specifically tailored for where an astronaut is going.
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After you take a photo, the app instantly sends you tailored recipe suggestions!
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There, the candidate offered concise, tightly crafted speeches tailored to each specific group.
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New varieties of maize, tailored for the British climate, can be harvested earlier.
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Every three months I get four bottles of wine tailored to my taste.
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Instead, they require compact, personal manufacturing facilities tailored to small, flexible production runs.
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So I just like beautiful classic tailored clothes that make you look great.
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These organizations can provide personal advice tailored to their specific country and situation.
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Instructors can also hold private classes that are tailored to an individual's needs.
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In their place, you'll find silky slip dresses, slouchy sweaters, and tailored trousers.
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He maintains that he has not tailored his "new generation" message to Trump.
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Currently, there is no truly safe, low-cost, liquid instrument tailored for retirees.
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But the company also tailored iOS to feature haptic feedback in more situations.
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This gives FiveAI an opportunity to build a service tailored to that market.
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Jackson even wore the tailored suit and shirt France helped him pick out.
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""Will fit someone size AU 6-8 and tailored to my height (164cm).
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Stitch Fix sends clothes tailored to their clients' tastes in a subscription service.
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Plus, it allows for things like temperature to be tailored to your preferences.
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None of the above apps or websites are specifically tailored toward big dicks.
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And often, you say, these messages are tailored specifically to dance around reality.
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Every suit that Khaled buys, Asahd gets a tailored version of his own.
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It then takes that information and targets individuals with specifically tailored political advertising.
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So my human designed and tailored my custom pony costume just for me.
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The gym is tailored to be welcoming and comfortable for the first timers.
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Having clothing tailored can be costly which is why Mo Vaughn founded MVP.
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This tailored experience far exceeds the capabilities of department stores — or even Amazon.
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She also has a full-blown beauty routine specifically tailored to her vagina.
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Once controlled and planned, he finds his carefully tailored life disrupted by love.
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Ultimately, the winners will receive tailored packages of support to develop their ideas.
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This is tailored into plane parts and cured inside pressurized ovens or autoclaves.
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The exercise programs are tailored to meet the individual needs of each dog.
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But because it's tailored with my measurements, I'm not so surprised by that.
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For one, Snapchat's geofilters could become more personalized and tailored to each user.
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She expects plenty of pant suits and outfits with a tailored look, too.
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It gives its users news from countless outlets, tailored to their individual proclivities.
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When the smartphone took off it tailored its service to hand-held devices.
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Comfort levels will vary and plans must be tailored to address the risks.
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Users would enjoy tailored experiences of the product corresponding to their increasing abilities.
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The kitchens are the domestic equivalent of an impeccably tailored Savile Row suit.
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The VA Mission Act would launch new health care programs tailored to veterans.
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You should write a new, tailored resume for every position you apply for.
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You can create your own, tailored sleep environment with this bluetooth speaker pillow.
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But he also argued that the case is specifically tailored to Farook's phone.
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There has to be new content, tailored to the different social-media platforms.
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More than I realized, this puzzle is tailored to the over-50 crowd.
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It was the type of tabloid-tailored fodder designed for Sunday newspaper supplements.
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They need to be tailored to young people—as young as middle school.
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There are colorful, plastic toys and clothing tailored for a small, growing body.
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I studied the paradigm he crafted for himself and tailored it for me.
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They were cut from recognizable GOP cloth, if tailored to slightly different tastes.
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If you prefer to cycle, there are also routes tailored specifically for cyclists.
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" Harvard's race-conscious admissions policies are "narrowly tailored to achieve a compelling interest.
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Each look is tailored to a dancer's body, so it's a perfect fit.
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Then, they send you a vinyl of their tailored pick to your door.
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Unlike the rumpled Grillo, Di Maio always appears in a well-tailored suit.
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The White House, meanwhile, has made a narrowly tailored request for $21.5 billion.
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Ideally, it is narrowly tailored to drive home the point of the play.
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It only makes sense that a lot of mods are tailored to them.
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But K. D. Lang in a man-tailored suit was something else altogether.
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The app is being tailored to the United States in a number ways.
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It was, like most of his clothes, understated and chic and perfectly tailored.
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It will then need to be tailored to the needs of our economies.
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Markle completed the tailored look with Sarah Flint pumps with a tortoiseshell heel.
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Small towns can also sustain entrepreneurial activity that is tailored to their needs.
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Not all children can go to a private school tailored to their needs.
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Instead, each country submits a voluntary plan tailored to its own domestic situation.
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Relentlessly pleasant, each Bunny wore a custom-tailored corset, bow-tie and heels.
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Gosha Rubchinskiy captures a group of locals in this season's minimalist tailored basics.
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Think tailored, think monochrome, and think, quite often, just a bit too large.
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The automotive, culinary and building trades courses will have their own tailored lessons.
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Without time to develop tailored defenses, that also means new exposures and risks.
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Instead, it would help state lawmakers write laws tailored to their unique circumstances.
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Bette Midler opted for a tailored, two-piece violet suit jacket and skirt.
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They also noticed the lack of skincare products out there tailored for men.
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These are effective prices on carbon, just narrowly tailored to a specific technology.
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Programs abroad for adults should be tailored to their needs, Ms. Lee said.
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Richard Grenell hardly seems to be the individual tailored to fill that role.
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Clinc's platform helped companies build sophisticated chatbots tailored to their specific customers' needs.
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Seven of them are specifically tailored for single adults with mental health problems.
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Now, there are bespoke campaigns tailored to different platforms, from LinkedIn to Instagram.
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Kepel teaches class in elegantly tailored suits, and his manners are more formal.
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And it gave Mr. LaPierre's image a makeover, putting him in tailored suits.
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With regular use, a card tailored to your lifestyle can pay off big.
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They weren't for everyone, but they offered unique experiences, tailored to their owners.
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Combatting these factors will require locally tailored crime prevention strategies supported by research.
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He then came back with a deal that was tailored to her preferences.
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In part, that is because the data StatDNA produces is tailored for Arsenal.
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The line consists of '80s-leaning tailored separates set apart by subtle detailing.
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These can be tailored to the job and industry you'd like to work in.
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It's a more hands-on, company-tailored approach to the idea of corporate philanthropy.
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I like the Finn Access wallet because it feels tailored to my daily needs.
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With Secful, businesses can prevent API attacks in real-time through custom-tailored security.
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This year, those coats are skewing more a-gendered, less tailored, and more utilitarian.
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Treatment and decontamination must be tailored and match the agent … making rapid identification critical.
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" She adds, "For me Fendi means exquisite, tailored and it represents the Italian craftsmanship.
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It's miraculous and it's ALIVE tailored to my babies [sic] needs at this moment!!!!
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Acr'teryx Veilance sells tailored, technical-fabric pants and coats for twice what Outlier does.
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The menus are still tailored to President Trump's taste for very well-cooked meat.
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"It's tailored precisely to who you are based on your birth chart," he explains.
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As for tailored sleep advice for me personally, there is good news and bad.
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A therapist can help you create a tailored treatment plan to overcome your depression.
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Narrowly tailored legislative language is critical in order to avoid further militarizing the police.
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Importantly, early detection and individually-tailored treatment plans are key, the study authors wrote.
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We haven't gotten things tailored in a while so the pile was pretty big.
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In so doing, Georgian culture has tailored itself to a sort of weaponized hospitality.
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The theme tune is wonderfully sinister, with lyrics tailored to each episode (see below).
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So we strive to implement tailored systems that work specifically for each individual client.
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Except, all of the content is custom, tailored by the person running the server.
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He was shirtless, and wearing tailored gray pants and a pair of black loafers.
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Their app sends text messages tailored to stages of pregnancy or a child's age.
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He wore a tailored jacket and tights to the 2019 World AIDS day concert.
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In 1998, she launched her namesake line with a small collection of tailored separates.
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With a moveable floor and seating, the spaces can be tailored to each production.
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However, the roles and a few new songs were tailored for her and Miranda.
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Leading payments firms have successfully tailored their wares to suit merchants of different kinds.
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Public health messages should be tailored to raising awareness about this fact, she added.
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It was kind of a three-quarter length, beautifully tailored jacket, a black jacket.
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Have your resume and cover letter tailored for the specific job ready to go.
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Skin care and fragrance are also making moves towards the tailored-for-you market.
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The collage is complete with drawings and quips, and is tailored to the company.
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As those classes joined the electorate, parties tailored their policies to appeal to them.
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Diane von Furstenberg Sleeveless Paneled Tailored Wrap Dress, $368, available at Diane von Furstenberg.
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Each of these is sui generis: tailored for the nation, while seeking global success.
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Newer fintech platforms like Betterment and Ellevest offer portfolios specifically tailored for impact investing.
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The new Creator, Explorer and Viewer plans are tailored toward the different user experiences.
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"It was tailored for companies' needs," said Pascale Gerard of national training organization AFPA.
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"For you" is where you can find a personalized feed tailored to your interests.
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Voters were bombarded with messages tailored to their interests, location, age, gender and more.
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Besides swim, the label plans to expand its Technical Tailored collection and leggings offerings.
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It is also a model that should be considered for, and tailored to, Iraq.
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Men's Wearhouse, which changed its name to Tailored Brands in January, acquired the Jos.
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But each piece of bait is specially tailored for its target, Guarnieri told Motherboard.
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It feels like an experience carefully tailored for tuning in, for focusing on talking.
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Credit Suisse has a mobile app tailored for its Asia-Pacific private banking clients.
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The evidence-gathering process, formally known as discovery, should be "narrowly tailored," Sullivan warned.
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The FBI countered that its request was narrowly tailored to the case at hand.
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That's going to go against what clients need, which is something tailored to them.
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Highly tailored packages — with some very specific requests — can run up to £100,000 ($112,085).
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Butternut Box is a London startup now bringing tailored, delivered meals to British dogs.
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His classically tailored tux, from Yves Saint Laurent, contrasted perfectly with his lush mane.
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The restrictions, tailored to the individual countries, generally go into effect by October 18.
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Second, it will create tailored incentives that encourage researchers to develop valuable new medications.
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Every storm is different, and every plan must be tailored to the current storm.
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It's about pleasure, not power; it's individualistic and subjective, tailored to insecurity and desire.
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Proven peacebuilding tools can be tailored to help these communities resolve their differences peacefully.
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Winc is a subscription service that delivers tailored wines right to your recipient's doorstep.
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The message, tailored to Trump's preference for images, was implicit: Afghanistan is not hopeless.
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For over a decade, we postponed modernization to procure equipment tailored to counterinsurgency operations.
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If you're planning on achieving this look, a modern, tailored, slimmer cut works best.
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There are also various training programs tailored to different fitness goals and workout styles.
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Pros: Beautifully tailored, made from Italian corduroyCons: Costly, you'll need to get them hemmed
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Kind of imagine a Facebook News Feed perhaps, but tailored to your specific city.
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In the daylight, he frequently throws on sunglasses while sporting a dark tailored suit.
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Why are so many of us committed to our own tailored versions of reality?
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Each of those agreements is tailored to its participants, emphasizing areas of mutual benefit.
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Krall's expertly tailored brown suit blends into a velvety backdrop of greens and browns.
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However, the rules they've created are tailored to conventional jet and propellor-driven aircraft.
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Tailored, cropped pants, especially kick flares, are one of this season's essential wardrobe staples.
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Tailored Brands (TLRD), the owner of Men's Wearhouse, plummeted 30% on a profit warning.
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All general licenses are very narrowly tailored, subject to several conditions, and require documentation.
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Not needing to wear tailored clothing has become something of a point of pride.
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The next night they tailored their set list to feature their more rocking songs.
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Finland and Argentina, for example, have tailored fines to income for almost 100 years.
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Giorgio Armani, meanwhile, brought back greige as well as his soft-tailored trouser suits.
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But they were lies tailored to citizens in small towns that were getting smaller.
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That means the training must be specifically tailored to respond to an armed shooter.
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He will significantly enhance our ability to provide market-leading experience and tailored solutions.
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The CDR program was tailored to telephony, a technology with a century-long history.
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No magazine was tailored to the ever-busier reader who wished to stay informed.
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Jopling, meanwhile, wore a dapper suit, navy tie and light vest tailored by Huntsman.
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The roles are tailored to the players' gifts, and Mr. Noren directs them effortlessly.
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In the decades since, its mission has been tailored toward gun violence and trafficking.
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While the bundle may look intimidating, it's actually tailored to those just starting out.
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It's this additional layer of tailored information that Huck believes truly sets Judy apart.
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Starting with the entrance, the facility is full of surprises tailored for the 'gram.
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So providing medically tailored meals "is a potentially easy win all around," he said.
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But their claims were narrowly tailored, carefully skirting the new disclosures from Mr. Bolton.
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Then, they send you a vinyl record of their tailored pick to your door.
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That opinion was closely tailored to the facts specific to that case at hand.
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In addition to campaign stemwinders, he is giving individual addresses tailored to specific proposals.
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On average, they read their tailored feeds for more than an hour each day.
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Offerings can be tailored to specific interests: children's fiction, romance, even holiday-themed tales.
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The Agreement allows every country to choose its pledge tailored to its national circumstances.
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His pocket square is cute, too, and the suit seems to be properly tailored.
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It can be elaborately beaded, patchworked and tailored; ruched and gathered and bias cut.
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You didn't want people to know you got your pants tailored at Men's Wearhouse.
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Those articles — which are tailored to a user's selected interests — are shared with Facebook.
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Joyce previously led an elite NSA hacking group called the Tailored Access Operations unit.
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Normally, political ads are tailored to people who might be swayed by their messaging.
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What was needed was instruction tailored to the needs of students at different levels.
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The approach should also be tailored to the needs of state and local communities.
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Impossible Foods tailored a patty specifically for the Whopper, Chief Executive Pat Brown said.
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Football became such a huge sport because football was perfectly tailored to American television.
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The G500 features bespoke cabins with seating tailored to the needs of the customer.
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Beyond its amenable weediness, the clonal raider ant seems almost custom-tailored for experimentation.
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And there will also be sections throughout tailored to specific holidays or special occasions.
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People say that if you go to Uniqlo, you have to get everything tailored.
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Target can then use that information to email tailored deals and promotions to customers.
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The clue that ended up in the published puzzle was [It's tailored to guys].
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What you won't see, though, is the rubber chemistry tailored to cold-weather duties.
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The newly tailored proposal by regulators responds to legislation sponsored by Idaho Republican Sen.
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"To me, there's nothing sexier than a guy in a well-tailored suit," he said.
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He looks forward to an influx of available space tailored to what he will need.
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Like most teams, he added, they also had a system more tailored to their talent.
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That information, along with real-time race data, could potentially be tailored to individual requirements.
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They always had to be perfectly tailored and groomed, as they are in the photo.
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Moreover, these approaches can be tailored to any city, in the United States or abroad.
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"Higher visual areas don't just get information that is specifically tailored to them," Kebschull said.
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They clearly heeded the results, and tailored their product to this famously high-strung cohort.
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The hour-long sessions involve a series of dances that are tailored to the chakras.
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They call it "personalization" and they say it's a "tailored experience" and on and on.
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Now with Bookshelf GPS, it's adding interactive content to those textbooks, tailored to individual students.
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Tailored Brands (TLRD) reported adjusted quarterly profit of $1.01 per share, seven cents above estimates.
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The company first launched in 2013, bringing a Texas-tailored approach to on-demand delivery.
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Mindbody is the cloud-based provider of business management software tailored to the fitness industry.
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Already today, designers have used 3D scanning to create clothing specifically tailored to its wearers.
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A. Bank parent Tailored Brands (TLRD) is out with quarterly numbers after today's closing bell.
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Each animal is named and receives specialized care tailored to their distinct preferences and needs.
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The group has deep experience in identifying and winning over jailhouse recruits with tailored pitches.
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It then uses that information to target individuals with content tailored to their specific profile.
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Apparently, five brightly colored, exquisitely tailored suits are about equal to one multifaceted lesbian character.
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Businesses now expect more tailored working spaces - and commercial developers are responding to those demands.
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The most "mainstream" app that provides a tailored experience to non-monogamous people is OkCupid.
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For example, if you're an anxious overachiever you'll need to learn skills tailored to that.
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Instead, he'll greet you in a pressed shirt with French cuffs and a tailored suit.
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It can learn your interests and recommend stories tailored just for you in Apple News.
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First, the benefits of a tailored service delivery needs to benefit all, not the few.
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It incorporates a number of social media-themed amenities tailored to sharing your trip online.
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It's essentially an endless playlist that's tailored to you which can also be saved offline.
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On Queer Eye, Porowski tailored cooking tutorials to the specifics of each episode subject's lifestyle.
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I was like, 'You don't need a tailored coat, you need massive layers of parkas!
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Safe Delivery is available in English and regional languages, breaking access barriers with tailored narration.
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His group, for example, is already considering similarly tailored projects with Caribbean countries, he said.
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Users fill out a style profile and find a professional that's tailored to their needs.
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Since what pro athletes earn can vary considerably, he says, they need tailored financial advice.
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His co-performer Eaddy screams and thrashes across the stage in a perfectly tailored suit.
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Tenants even get their own app tailored to this kind of landlord-supported Airbnb rental.
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Bespoke beauty, much like anything personalized or tailored, used to be expensive, exclusive, and elitist.
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All of Spenglish (ñ) clothes have unisex designs and the brand isn't tailored to seasons.
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You can never go wrong with a good jacket, button down and well-tailored pants.
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The app will host events tailored toward each of those locales in the coming year.
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A long, flowing, floral dress scored better than a tailored, tangerine-colored knee-length dress.
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West, meanwhile, looked just as elegant in a tailored black tux and black suede shoes.
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One peek at Yip's crisp, tailored and patterned outfit shows he's taken his own advice.
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And unlike conventional political ads and leaflets, online messages can be tailored to each recipient.
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He also has the option of ordering tailored eating plans and meals — for extra charges.
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So we decided to build a software and service solution, tailored for these independent hotels.
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The firm is aimed at helping customers build cloud-enabled products tailored to their needs.
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Tailored Brands acquired Jos A. Bank back in 2014 for $65 per share in cash.
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Users upload their 23andme (or similar) data, and they try to create tailored supplements accordingly.
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UK-tailored deal (difficult): this would involve free trade agreements with the EU and others.
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Yet these types of tailored recommendation algorithms all seek to make us right-swipe more.
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Macy's — The retailer will end a tuxedo rental partnership with Tailored Brands by mutual agreement.
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The new order is much more narrowly tailored than the first one issued in January.
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All three standards specifically target lower power requirements and better range tailored for the IoT.
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PFAW said in a statement that the radio spots are locally tailored for maximum impact.
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Tailored loans account for roughly $4.5 billion of that, compared with $21 billion in mortgages.
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It solved many a workwear-to-realwear dressing issues with its collection of tailored staples.
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Today's launch marks Uber's latest effort to offer services tailored to a city's traffic patterns.
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From tailored tennis rackets to Swiss mansions, here's how Federer makes and spends his fortune.
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Depending on how the proposal is tailored, it can be revenue neutral or revenue raising.
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But the 47th iteration of BaltOps wasn't tailored to that anniversary, said Navy Lt. Cmdr.
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Cornyn said the bill will need to be carefully tailored to minimize the collateral damage.
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Three of the hearings will be in the Natural Resources Committee, tailored to specific subcommittees.
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An order tailored in that way could stand a better chance of winning in court.
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Community banks have also struggled under the weight of regulations tailored to larger financial institutions.
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But Google's superpower has been delivering better, tailored search results and ads to drive revenue.
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Previously, Joyce served as the chief of the National Security Agency's Tailored Access Operations organization.
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The methods would need to be tailored to the types of information in the database.
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Our day-to-day environment has largely been designed and tailored for the average man.
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Authorities aim to develop different legal frameworks for PPPs tailored to each sector, he said.
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Joyce previously led an elite NSA hacking group called the Tailored Access Operations (TAO) unit.
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Over the years, media companies tailored articles and videos to game Google's opaque search algorithm.
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It argued from the beginning that the assistance it requested was tailored to Farook's device.
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Jaguars always present an image of well-tailored athleticism, and the XE is no exception.
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Dion's hand-tailored denim jacket and matching trousers were designed by Ronald van der Kemp.
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A post shared by Ronald van der Kemp describes Dion's jacket as being hand-tailored.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correct the spelling of Tailored Brands and Jos.
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Despite his youth, he exudes an aggressive American confidence with a well-tailored, European politesse.
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His company offers 300 policies, including some tailored to pregnant women, through 30 insurance providers.
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They are manufactured by Twin Hill, a subsidiary of Tailored Brands which also own Jos.
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First, Axonify emphasizes the repetition of core concepts with dynamic spacing tailored for each individual.
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Republican Susan Collins of Maine, leading the new effort, is considering a more tailored approach.
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Since then, he's only appeared in well-tailored dark suits, coupled with perfectly knotted ties.
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Feminine wardrobes transitioned from masculine shapes and lengthy skirts to padded shoulders and tailored suits.
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If it's a weekday, go in your best work clothes or a sharp, tailored fit.
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She was dressed in a tailored black suit with a French-designed Lilly Daché hat.
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The FBI maintained that its request was narrowly tailored to one phone and one case.
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It's unclear whether such a tailored strategy would be enough to blunt any political fallout.
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The software is also supposed to have features tailored for users who speak multiple languages.
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In his opinion, the change to a more tailored fit could not come soon enough.
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CUT TO: CHRISTIAN GREY, a cruelly tailored American billionaire, and Sally, arriving at the club.
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Blank is known for his sleekly tailored suits and the pride he takes in them.
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The company, Resolve, provides a "buy now, pay later" option tailored to B2B sales flow.
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Aurora Cannabis (ACB), Oxford Industries (OXM) and Tailored Brands (TLRD), behind Men's Wearhouse and Jos.
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Every athlete's skis and wax must be tailored to his or her preferences and style.
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The state's constitutional provisions are narrowly tailored, according to Wilson Sonsini, to serve that interest.
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At some point a captain in a crisply tailored suit will deposit the wine list.
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You should be convinced that the work will be tailored to your face and aesthetic.
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I mean they were tailored to me, so where else are they going to go?
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It is a big step up in complexity from building chips tailored to certain tasks.
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Workouts tailored to the needs of transgender people who want to build strength after surgery.
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The rule is consistent with a requirement that it be narrowly tailored to the evidence.
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These are ranked and tailored to what their online habits have suggested about their interests.
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I know where I stand politically and I want information tailored to my political objectives.
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"He knows so much — he's an encyclopedia," said a man in a tailored blue suit.
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Painted in a legible realist style, the images are slyly tailored to the Met's anniversary.
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This is perfume as understatement, everything tailored just so, but never fussy or high maintenance.
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Tailored messages over Twitter DMs or emails can help win their trust, Nimmo says. 6.
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Pandora rose to success with radio stations, tailored to users, that were sprinkled with ads.
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To go further, perhaps you want to take an introductory course tailored specifically for educators.
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Hulu has a virtual reality project in development tailored for adults for its VR app.
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The other great innovation at Liverpool is that everything is now tailored to specific players.
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Never had I owned something stylish and new and tailored for me and my needs.
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It contained passages tailored for target voters including white women, African Americans, Hispanics and millennials.
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Bits Remember when federal regulators made rules that seemed tailored to benefit the technology industry?
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Businesses tailored to the platform sell clothes, shoes, makeup, wigs, kitchenware — the list goes on.
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"These are unique opportunities tailored for each artist's needs and desires," said Mr. Turrell, 59.
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Steyer's ad messaging is also uniquely tailored to voter demographics in the early primary states.
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It's tailored for both new and experienced writers and is on sale for just $19.99.
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Though interestingly, there is also something subtly militaristic in the tailored lines of each outfit.
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A set of tagine sauces, each tailored to a different protein, is the latest addition.
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So I ask questions that are tailored to understanding how they will find happiness here.
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Luxury hospitality hotels are also offering personalized experiences unique or tailored to guests, Batarags reported.
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Some scholars, including Cao Siyuan, have suggested adopting an electoral presidential system tailored for China.
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The other countries face different restrictions tailored to the particular risks found in their procedures.
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I also noticed that ads in the women carriage were specifically tailored to that audience.
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Savage Vines is a subscription service that delivers tailored wines right to your recipient's doorstep.
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His fists rest lightly on hips clad in neatly tailored trousers with triple inverted pleats.
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Mr. Gvasalia sent out strong-shouldered suits and tailored overcoats, whiffing of '80s corporate sharkdom.
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The Airbus retaliations are against the member countries individually, they're tailored to the individual countries.
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"In machine learning in general, data will be tailored for the majority group," Jang said.
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Hirji pointed to Coinbases's broader approach, which he said is more tailored to individual investors.
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This means that different "slices" could have different tailored protections for specifics types of devices.
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"I think it's pretty narrowly tailored which I think is a good thing," he said.
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Those changes are, in fact, narrowly tailored to restrict the aggrandizement of the regime's military.
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Hearing aids, on the other hand, are complex and highly tailored to a patient's need.
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Some televisions display content specifically tailored to show off that particular model, Mr. Heinonen said.
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Findings from these studies may lead to more tailored health-care approaches in the future.
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Each cow is fed a carefully tailored diet (the grass stops growing here in June).
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She and 11 other refugees are learning Swedish tailored to work in a restaurant kitchen.
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She and 11 other refugees are learning Swedish tailored to work in a restaurant kitchen.
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Interventions should be tailored to the patient's circumstances so that patients are spared unnecessary testing.
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That is then narrowly tailored to solve that problem and minimize blowback and side effects.
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In January, he owned the Oscars' red carpet in an enormous, perfectly tailored tuxedo gown.
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They can only be pointed to through surrogate manifestations tailored to our terms of seeing.
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In those cases, courts will demand a closely tailored fit to a compelling governmental purpose.
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Team a zip-up with tailored trousers to take on 2016's most ubiquitous trend: athleisure.
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What Ali found in Florida was a far cry from the tailored retreat she was expecting.
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They have also been tailored to a range of guests, from large families to single travelers.
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She has since become more neatly tailored to issues of women's economic empowerment and workforce development.
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Companies like Virgin Orbit, Rocket Lab, and Vector Launch are tailored to launch these smaller satellites.
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The aerospace startup's affordable launchers are among the first to be tailored to commercial satellite customers.
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Bonus present if he's been extra-good to the kids this year: a perfectly tailored suit.
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Similarly, therapies tailored to your specific tumor gene profile are supposed to only work for you.
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Wear them with a tailored blazer and pointed-toe pumps for a sophisticated, office-ready look.
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That's because Google made a better photo service, Google Photos, that is tailored for mobile phones.
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The unit even offers three different modes, each tailored to fit your own specific cleaning preferences.
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He also dons a crisply tailored grey suit that shows off his professional side to Johnson.
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"We created a new product that was very tailored to that group [of educators]," Wilson says.
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If you have a ton of data, you might want to consider a more tailored approach.
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And this was reflected in the variations of the armor that was tailored to each individual.
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A travel itinerary tailored just for you so you can enjoy the perfect day worry-free
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With his neatly trimmed goatee and moustache, and well-tailored suits, he was charming and eloquent.
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Spotify on Wednesday reportedly launched a new music app tailored for children, starting only in Ireland.
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Then, boop boop be bop, it spits out an asset allocation that is tailored to you.
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They then take that information and target individuals with specifically tailored content (more on this below).
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It's a highly personalized form of medicine, since each dose must be tailored to the patient.
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Instead, the app opens to a feed featuring a mix of videos tailored to your interests.
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It's already tailored programs for students in India and China and last week launched in Germany.
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Or do we each need a unique plan of action tailored to our specific risks factors?
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She was continually being flooded with advertising on social media that was tailored to pregnant women.
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It's as though they're being forced to wear suits that were tailored to fit someone else.
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For affordable men's work attire, there's Franklin Tailored, which carries suits, blazers, ties, and the like.
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Almost all of his 58 fifth graders have a five-second greeting, tailored just for them.
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Bras, foundation, last meals in prison... everything is better when it's tailored to your specific preferences.
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Their diet was modified based on the results and they also took tailored supplements and probiotics.
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"Our results indicate that more tailored health insurance plans might be needed," Wharam added by email.
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For boards, a strong and effective suite of training needs to be tailored to the audience.
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And with an eye on steering Iris's continued and future development via some tailored problem-solving.
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Another species of giant asian mantis males have tailored their behavior to avoid becoming fuck food.
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It stands to reason that similar counterbias training programs could be tailored for any of them.
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It took until 2016, but Qantas has finally debuted a pilot uniform tailored specifically for women.
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My criticisms aren't a suggestion that every roguelike has to be tailored to my specific preferences.
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Unlike isotropic materials, their behavior isn't predetermined, so their performance can be tailored to their environment.
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The canvassers came prepared with guidelines for conversations tailored to the personality type of the resident.
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Now, the question is whether or not other men will want to channel his tailored look?
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With an outfit like the one here, an oversized but tailored blazer is your best friend.
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The platform is tailored to help small businesses with a wide array of human resources tasks.
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This survey has questions tailored to transgender people that traditional quality of life surveys don't have.
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Elsewhere dog owners can order food tailored to their pets' specific requirements, from outfits like Tails.
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Her Stella McCartney ensemble was Disney princess on the top meets tailored perfection on the bottom.
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Its vision: Thousands of celebrity-curated apps and channels, each one tailored to a specific fanbase.
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"I loved the contrast of the sharp, tailored shoulders with the stone-encrusted fabric," says Harris.
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Content will be varied by market, notes Spotify, and can be tailored to users' individual tastes.
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The device is available in four varieties tailored to sensitive, normal, oily, and combination skin types.
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Parks and nature reserves were also revealed to be effective, especially when tailored to local needs.
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Car buyers in the United States can use AutoGravity to find tailored buying and leasing offers.
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"Our private label solutions are tailored to meet the unique needs of each brand," Dayal said.
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It was a necessary steppingstone on the way to more original and locally tailored technology products.
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Pandora is trying to make it easier for listeners to find music tailored to their tastes.
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Both narrowly tailored provisions would have helped specific industries in the hurricane-prone state of Florida.
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"Don't think of it as a specific product that is tailored to do only one mission."
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It's as though Sekiro had engineered an enemy specifically tailored to exploit my personal weakness. Goddamn.
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Products will continue to be made for universal use, not tailored toward on-boarding older users.
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The revamped stores are tailored for clinical services including treating acute illnesses and managing chronic diseases.
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Don't skimp on alterations, either — "suits, to really look perfect, need to be tailored," Robinson noted.
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Ola has been looking to leverage its local knowledge, introducing services tailored to the Indian market.
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But that makes the quality feel a bit lower than experiences tailored for specific mobile systems.
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I am listed on 18,631 audiences from 3,944 advertisers, according to Twitter's new "tailored audiences" section.
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Like a tailored suit, each Cipher cable is designed for just one corresponding model of headphone.
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Despite having these tailored Cliffs Notes, Trump is notorious for going off script to disastrous results.
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" Others have asserted it is "tailored to undermine public health" and that it "wasn't worth passing.
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This way, readers will get tailored news and will more likely come back to your site.
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You've probably heard of HelloFresh-style businesses where you are given tailored ingredients for your meals.
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The postcards—especially the international cards—are clearly tailored to an American or Western travel audience.
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Mail is better than you remember, but remains too tailored to Apple's other apps and services.
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The roster of speakers on Wednesday seemed tailored to serve up drama, and it largely delivered.
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People want convenience, speed, simplicity and a tailored experience that's relevant to them and their situation.
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Francisco returned to the "tailored" nature of the policy and that very few countries were covered.
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Her ultra-chic take on the Canadian tuxedo comes from her current obsession with tailored outfits.
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One of its two central products, Palantir Gotham, is tailored for homeland security and intelligence clients.
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An oft-championed aspect of direct-to-consumer startups is their ability to create tailored products.
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Lumpkin recommended that the U.S. develop a tailored strategy to counter information operations from various countries.
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When you do start submitting resumes, make sure each one is tailored for that specific job.
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From a vampire to a galaxy girl, these looks can be tailored to your makeup skills.
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J. Crew offers nicely tailored dress pants in three inseam options and a range of colors.
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Ordinarily, the later law that is more specifically tailored to the particular situation that covers it.
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Winc subscription Winc is a subscription service that delivers tailored wines right to your recipient's doorstep.
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Per my mother's instruction, I tailored it to sit above my ankles, so I won't trip.
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But when you belt it, it suddenly takes on a tailored aesthetic that's perfect for work.
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Policies work best when they are narrowly tailored to the behavior that they seek to alter.
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Velcro, hiking sandals, nylon straps and cycling shorts aren't details typically associated with tailored men's wear.
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But they could also use them toward a wider range of shorter-term, workforce-tailored programs.
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How exactly the rule will be tailored and whether it will include any exceptions remains unclear.
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Of all the male power speakers at the convention thus far, he was the least tailored.
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Like many of the president's other subordinates, his performance appeared tailored to an audience of one.
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Saginaw Valley State University's creates "special interest groups" specifically tailored to help first year students succeed.
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However, we already had one travel rewards card, so we tailored our decisions to our situation.
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It was just starting to develop the type of tailored tools we needed for round two.
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Southern women certainly know their way around teased hair, tailored clothing, and a set of pearls.
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It connects to your corporate bank account, and offers a number of benefits tailored to businesses.
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Pros: Cold-weather friendly, nicely tailored, great priceCons: Some customers felt the fly was too short
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That fact makes the lack of holistic cybersecurity guidelines specifically tailored to the water sector troubling.
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Social media intensifies the segregation of voters by providing channels of communication tailored to specific preferences.
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Other industries have solved this problem with software tailored to the specific needs of industry users.
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Each state has a lengthy timeline to submit a plan for achieving its tailored carbon goal.
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A tailored tunic on display combines the usual wool and linen, but with some silk trim.
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More recently, though, Mr. Trump has added a taunt more narrowly tailored to his latest audience.
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Its design is tailored to Cuba's tropical weather, such as multiple patios to maximize air circulation.
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Using this information, mice are tailored to have genetic characteristics of his, creating Elvis Presley Mice.
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The kiosks' graphical user interface would be completely tailored to reflect the branding of the business.
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Their agenda, tailored to the Cold War, had little obvious relevance to a post-Soviet world.
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By now, most of us should be familiar with the concept of the tailored news feed.
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The BrainOS software includes self-driving technology tailored for indoor use, as well as obstacle avoidance.
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The holding was carefully tailored to the case at hand but will have national impact nonetheless.
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The silhouette is sleek and versatile, and I love the elevation of a tailored back seam.
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Thus, an adjusted approach to diversification, tailored to your specific situation, might involve alternatives to alts.
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Maybe it's a hand-drawn poster or chart, specifically tailored to the class' needs and ages.
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In developed countries in particular, fertilisers are tailored to the needs of the soil, he noted.
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Scroll through this slideshow for CliffNotes tailored to the minimalist who still loves trying new trends.
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The Khashoggi plot thickens, a tragedy exposes Chinese birth tourism, plants send tailored messages to animals.
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Those machines can be precisely tailored for patients and must be operated by trained medical professionals.
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Depending on those feelings, companies can deliver highly tailored ads that match users' real-time emotions.
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In fact, it suggested the opposite: "FDA approved prescriptions tailored to you," the home page said.
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The tailored silhouette of this wool skirt suit gives the traditional checked fabric a youthful look.
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Nearby, a large group of 30-something men in tailored pants and fresh Nikes danced intensely.
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However, schools could consider race if the practice was "narrowly tailored" to serve a "compelling" interest.
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They are fed a tailored diet of herring and mackerel among several kinds of fish daily.
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The United States has used tailored trade actions to affect politics in Japan and South Korea.
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It publishes separate editions in different growing zones, offering planting advice tailored to several Western states.
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The strategy might result in localized products and styles, tailored to tastes in its target cities.
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And they can use that data to sell more-tailored products or services back to them.
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True to the superstar's personal style, the collection featured a plethora of perfectly tailored power suits.
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For that reason, this video is definitely tailored towards people who are planning large, traditional weddings.
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"Clothing should be attractive, colorful, tailored to fit well, and conservative in style," read church guidelines.
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Hurd argued that fixing DACA before March will requires a narrowly tailored bill with bipartisan support.
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Even her mourning garb seems tailored to seduce, with a jaunty black feather on her hat.
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Sales of dresses, coats, jewelry, men's tailored clothing, children's shoes and handbags are all outperforming estimates.
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In his experience, both the medications used and their dosages should be tailored to individual patients.
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On the dance floor one man stood out for his relative youth and perfectly tailored suit.
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"They are an entirely new customer category and deserve a platform tailored to them," he says.
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Both were justified as defensive acts narrowly tailored to halt an imminent threat on the ground.
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Riddell tailored scores to students, records show Riddell couldn't just go all out on the exams.
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Opt for pieces in a bright tomato red, as here, keeping the fit tailored and relaxed.
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Shoes are Italian-made, and core pieces like jackets, pants, and silk basics are nicely tailored.
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It has everything I want in athleisure and streetwear, and I especially love the tailored fit.
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Then add to that what modular brings, a highly customisable instrument, tailored by you – for you.
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That could include creating a menu of benefits that can be tailored to different employee needs.
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Her raffish Midwestern look contrasted bracingly with the restrictively tailored, often corseted look of her time.
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Trump's meetings may focus on changes tailored to PES or may look at larger tweaks. Sen.
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They expect instant and highly-tailored (pun intended?) customer service and recommendations across any retail channel.
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And they open up their training models, too, explaining how everything is tailored to the individual.
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Across the world, large car insurers have begun rolling out coverage tailored to ride-hailing drivers.
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They are coming to realize exactly how carefully controlled Facebook feeds are, with highly tailored ads.
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Each includes exercises and prompts tailored toward goals like productivity planning, daily nutrition, and physical fitness.
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With Kate Young, her longtime stylist, her choices have been cleverly tailored for fit and flow.
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It&aposs cropped, tailored, and fits into the rising trend of trucker jackets in nontraditional fabrics.
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The ECB says its policy is tailored for all 19 member states that use the euro.
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These include charts that are tailored to the interests of a particular worker, team or executive.
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Humanitarian assistance, like development work, is most effective when tailored to the needs of the beneficiaries.
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However, the breast milk of mothers of opposite-sex twins cannot be tailored for either sex.
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"Their strategies are all going to have to be very tailored to their districts," she said.
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So the use of weapons tailored to smaller theaters or contingencies cannot be definitively ruled out.
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I think is really going to change the way that education is delivered, really tailored learning.
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And Kobe Bryant, resplendent in a finely tailored suit, observed the proceedings from a baseline seat.
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The company said it was working with experts to develop a more tailored long-term approach.
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Verily's model is tailored to the medical sector, which represents about a fifth of the economy.
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The "Riverdale" star has a modern sense of style, favoring simple patterns, cardigans, and tailored suits.
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" Referring to Tailored Audiences, an advertising feature that can target certain users, the company said it had uncovered a voter suppression effort: "Twitter is not aware of any advertisements targeted with Tailored Audiences that appear to be designed to discourage any United States citizen from voting.
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Throughout the phone, Google has tailored the Pixel's Android experience to be a smarter, more accommodating affair.
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Since then, he's tailored the experience for large companies and government agencies, and insists business is booming.
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That means the training must be specifically tailored to respond to an armed gunman out to kill.
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Now necessarily -- it&aposs not necessarily bad if plans are tailored to what these beneficiaries might want.
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It could also help with precision medicine, in which drugs and treatments are tailored to individual patients.
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WATTERS: And, you know, shower, throw on a nice tailored suit and head in and prep hard.
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Beginning in March, Grindr began sending tailored push notifications to remind users to get tested for HIV.
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Hogan had been the well-coiffed businessman; now he looks more like a well-tailored pro wrestler.
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She would like to see obesity initiatives that are specifically tailored for either rural or urban populations.
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Speech regulation must be appropriately tailored to its underlying justification, which blanket calls for disclosure are not.
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The North Face Isabella Daypack for $22019 ($26 off): This is our favorite backpack tailored for women.
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Their fields can thus be tailored into patterns far more complex than a simple north-south alignment.
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Maybe easy silk or jersey trousers with a blouse (think tailored pajama dressing), or perhaps a shirtdress.
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Saturday's goals, Bilic said afterward, were tailored to capitalize on the opponent's known weakness in the air.
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Based out of Israel, Even is an audio startup that designs headphones tailored to the listener's hearing.
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It is also widely used in schools (the company offers a product tailored for K–12 use).
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And they tend to care about other tailored features, security and customer service over machine learning capabilities.
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Elizabeth Warren tailored her pitch to talk about the economic plight of black families in America's economy.
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You simply photograph your annual payslip and work through a questionnaire personally tailored to optimise your refund.
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The company is working to add options tailored to specific diets like vegetarianism and the Paleo diet.
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The current political work — and there's quite a bit out there — seems tailored to an altered terrain.
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Heitkamp suggested that states follow South Dakota's lead and enact laws tailored not to target small businesses.
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As the non-profit sector becomes more professional, young people are keener on qualifications tailored for it.
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And as customers improve their engagement and loyalty, company shopping experiences can be tailored through social channels.
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Everyone can get that red color, but the technique will have to be tailored to the individual.
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There's justifiably little trust that handing over the goods will result in limited, narrowly tailored data-gathering.
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Traditionally, pharmacists who compounded medications mixed tailored doses for individual patients in response to a specific prescription.
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But seriously, there's nary a thing Kate wears with a tailored power jacket that we don't love.
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But when it comes to third-party data analysis tools, there are few options tailored to VCs.
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Paltrow rocked a green-and-white combo consisting of a button-up shirt tucked into tailored pants.
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It's a constantly updated list of music and videos tailored to your taste and to your location.
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Each city's water fund has to be tailored to suit the specific issues facing residents and watersheds.
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Hillary Clinton wore a neatly tailored white pantsuit when she accepted the Democratic Party's nomination in 2016.
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Leka is also customizable, which means it can be tailored to fit a child's needs and comfort.
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Those candidates are offered tailored career development plans and management experience opportunities to position them for leadership.
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In office, the Missouri native focused his Oxford University-tailored intellect on foreign trade, finance, and economics.
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The ads are personally tailored and are received individually—a perfect recipe for fueling anger and resentment.
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And if a high-caliber item still needs a tweak, spend the money to have it tailored.
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Salesforce designed and implemented a heavily customized enterprise database tailored for Backpage's operations, both locally and internationally.
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In 2014, it hired Marcus Mitchell from Deutsche Bank AG to oversee its tailored lending build-out.
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But the toy is also completely customizable, and can be tailored to a child's needs and comfort.
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Discover is Snap's digital media stand of sorts where publishers present content tailored to Snapchat's young audience.
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The first customized items are rolling out to grocers now, and additional tailored products will land seasonally.
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Why bother with the living if the dead can provide comfort and personality tailored to our whims?
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This proved less effective than the Conservatives' campaign last year, which targeted swing voters with tailored messages.
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LG and Faraday Future have worked to develop a "tailored cell chemistry," according to a press release.
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The general idea behind BrainQ is to use the patient's brainwaves to generate a tailored treatment protocol.
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Moreover, the team's bowlers have tailored their games since moving in to take full advantage of them.
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He wore really nice tailored suits," said one former budtender, while another noted Clarke's "big diamond necklaces.
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There's always one path, one right answer, and of course, it's always expressly tailored to Lara's skillsets.
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Firms compete for custom on the quality of output and how tailored it is to individual tastes.
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In 2017, you can spend your entire day surrounded by media entirely tailored to your political beliefs.
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A contributing factor is the difficulty patients face in obtaining treatments tailored to their specific recovery needs.
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Six-foot-four and snugly tailored, Mr. Thiam has an air about him of not suffering fools.
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For wealthy clients looking for the most tailored and personal banking experience possible, it also offers privatebanking.BBVA.
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In the future, medicine will be tailored to your individual "genome" or genetic code, lifestyle and community.
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Likewise, the tools used in these processes are disparate and tailored for security auditors and not developers.
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If people are willing to supply transaction data to the system, they could be given tailored recommendations.
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At the end of October, the company announced a narrowly tailored facial-recognition service that identifies celebrities.
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The work that his department was doing was tailored to catch criminals, not people who lacked papers.
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WIAMan — the Warrior Injury Assessment Manikin — will be specifically tailored to assess the impact of underbody explosions.
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A great resume should be tailored to the job and type of position that you're applying for.
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Fuss-free blue cotton shirts are precisely tailored with Cuban collars and simple panels in the back.
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They sell everything from fresh beef cuts and tailored trousers to glossy hair extensions and beauty treatments.
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Working with the utilities, we developed tailored action plans to incorporate gender equity into core business practices.
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I am sure it has been noted that Roosevelt's men in the arena seems tailored to John.
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Including cities also allows for more tailored programs when demographics and industries vary widely across a state.
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Smith argued for an ecosystem of devices and applications—networked, efficient, and tailored to law-enforcement needs.
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This new order was tailored to the dictates to the 85033th Circuit's, in my opinion, flawed ruling.
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Except, instead of the usual deflecting skirt, in my dream I've dressed you in mildly tailored pants.
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She hoped that the program would eventually suggest possibilities for medical treatments tailored to a patient's DNA.
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In the past, American regulators have tailored international standards to meet the needs of the American market.
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Limerick wore a black Western-tailored shirt embroidered with turquoise and purple flowers, and a black skirt.
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This allowed Vevo to create a "Spotlight" feed featuring playlists and videos tailored to your particular tastes.
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This information is then used to build out a personalized curriculum, tailored to the user's current abilities.
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Daily Six presents six pieces of content to the user that is tailored to him or her.
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To survive the Court's scrutiny, affirmative action had to be "narrowly tailored" to serve a "compelling" interest.
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From that point on, the family is visited by evils tailored to each person's weaknesses and desires.
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Because each high-rise building is unique, approaches to cooling need to be tailored to individual structures.
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The tailored blazer that makes it look like you put a lot more thought into your outfit.
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Outvote's flagship app is tailored for Democrats and is meant to inspire and personalize grassroots-style campaigning.
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She was dressed in a dark tailored suit with a completely open jacket and not much else.
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He arrived looking altogether a new man, in a tailored suit with a monogrammed, custom-made shirt.
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Men wore various interpretations of tuxedos, from more traditional and tailored shapes to more casual fitting ones.
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And I'm sure it's been noted that Roosevelt's "Man in the Arena" oration seems tailored to John.
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Chris Phillips, the 43-year-old men's tailored clothing manager, on this day stood near the elevator.
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IBM's strategy is to offer businesses cloud computing, A.I. technology and industry expertise tailored for each customer.
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Everyone's personal experience on the web is a unique butterfly of surfing tailored to their own needs.
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The city tourism department has tailored similar courses for hotel staffs and private hospitality enterprises like Airbnb.
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But don't count out smaller or independent tour companies that may be better tailored to specific destinations.
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The backbone of this approach comprises regulations tailored to the explicit problems created by any given technology.
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Clinton's remarks and the questions she received were tailored to the concerns of black and brown communities.
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Callers leave a message that is picked up by staff who call them back with tailored advice.
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Mr. Kurtag, 92, has taken a protracted path to this patiently, perfectly tailored work, his first opera.
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The patrician Hepburn type is a rising politician, with a public school accent and impeccably tailored suits.
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One of the jobs of the Invergowrie unit is to develop lighting regimes tailored to individual crops.
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Federal terrorism charges are tailored to certain acts, like airplane hijackings, rather than shootings like Mr. Roof's.
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More experienced surfers, meanwhile, receive more tailored instruction, which can include video analysis and a feedback session.
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Northside is an outsourced investment solution designing tailored portfolios for each client's unique risk tolerance and objectives.
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Each seat receives a dedicated signal tailored to what the car's interior mics detect at each position.
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During the primary campaign, Bush's few statements about the environment have been carefully tailored to disparate audiences.
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I am sure it has been noted that Roosevelt's "Man in the Arena" seems tailored to John.
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When a new account is added, login details for each account are tailored to that bank's interface.
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So far 15 counties are participating, and each came up with a tailored plan for their area.
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Few universities would have awarded them scholarships, let alone enrolled them in a hand-tailored academic program.
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The researchers devised a magnitude scale tailored to Mars but similar to the one used for earthquakes.
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Meanwhile, Democratic National Committee members are considering shifts in convention rules tailored to hobble Mr. Sanders's chances.
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Now, with computer-assisted teaching allowing for tailored exercises and online lessons, it is making a resurgence.
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Dashing between tables in his tailored tuxedo, he looked like a Pixar animation of a secret agent.
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Brioni: Known for finely tailored suits, Brioni is one of the top menswear companies in the world.
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"Go for a tailored look and replace the love seat with two comfortable upholstered chairs," she advised.
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The authority also had to develop a design and software that was tailored to New York's subway.
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To accomplish that, he suggested, Amazon could develop healthy, tailored meals that it sends through the mail.
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The collection itself features everything from luxury knits and tailored skirting to shearling jackets and patchwork parkas.
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On Tuesday, he'll invite a few V.I.P.s to view the Florentine-tailored goods he'll unleash next fall.
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Google has finally started allowing other companies to rent its artificial intelligence-tailored chips in the cloud.
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Special screenings and performances of black films and plays tailored for black audiences can feel especially welcoming.
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The startup tailored a logistics practice for Egypt to make sure it can meet retail customer needs.
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Wine Subscription Savage Vines is a subscription service that delivers tailored wines right to your recipient's doorstep.
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Health care may be global, but reaching realistic health care equity often requires creative, tailored local solutions.
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Each woman's story is unique and the supports she received were tailored to her circumstances and desires.
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"Important questions remain about whether ultimately these tariffs will be sufficiently targeted, tailored and limited," McConnell said.
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Next up is nutrition: Eat the right foods at regular intervals, with supplements tailored to your needs.
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It has a tailored recommendation – there are a thousand over medicines that you can take for diabetes.
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But it also made most of the vehicles tailored to her gifts difficult fits for anyone else.
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He chose his projects and collaborators carefully, and his work always felt meticulously, but never aridly, tailored.
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The warrant that spurred last week's raid for Cohen's stuff was tailored to a specific time period.
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Like a Savile Row suit, EU leaders say, any FTA will be tailored to British trade patterns.
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The Superfast's design gives the impression of a tailored shell placed over a musculature of immense power.
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What are the details you can build in the beginning — where your tailored approach gives you instant leadership?
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That opens the door to prices tailored to each customer's willingness to pay, a profitable strategy for sellers.
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Each element — the colors, the art, the added touches of gold or silver — is tailored to the client.
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And, in place of a blazer, make the classic ensemble feel more unique with a tailored denim coat.
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Fan Chant Fans will shout chants tailored to specific songs as a show of support to a group.
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"They have reduced the need for specific, tailored hardware," said GV's Tom Hulme, who is joining the board.
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Basketball is so inherently tailored to these platforms that the league promotes itself inevitably, a self-replicating monster.
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There are tests tailored to tell you about your diet, your fitness, your complexion—even your wine preference.
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And the oral briefings he does get are cut short and tailored so as to not upset Trump.
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Simply Wall St. provides tailored dashboards and toolkits to help investors model their portfolios and assess potential returns.
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The style is appropriately named the "royal blue tailored maternity dress" — and at $169, it's relatively wallet-friendly.
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"The new executive order is being tailored to the decision we got down from the court," Trump said.
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Roominate, for instance, is a building kit tailored for girls, while the Boolean Box teaches girls to code.
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And Brooke Shields was almost unrecognizable in her black-rimmed glasses and tailored suit and white collared shirt.
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Though it did make a big push in 2016, revamping the Zagat app with individually tailored review results.
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Firms seeking to profit from the boom include Pet Pick, which produces tailored food for over 10,000 animals.
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With her clipped, icy British accent, well-tailored clothing, she's as one-dimensional as domestic movie villains get.
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Astronauts at NASA undergo individual assessments tailored to their needs, mission duration and physiology, according to a spokesman.
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It's a service that can be tailored to fit the needs and unique features of each new game.
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He used to have a stall in a roadside market, where he tailored clothes and fixed mobile phones.
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Merkel last week told lawmakers she favored tailored solutions to bring down car emissions in heavily polluted cities.
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The smartphone alarm app can also be tailored to wake you at the ideal time during your cycle.
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We took into account her current inventory, and designed a custom closet tailored to her needs and lifestyle.
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I spend a lot of time consuming content about conspiracy theories — but these results weren't tailored to me.
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They're killing everything that makes noise, so that Earth becomes more inhabitable and tailored to their foreign biology.
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The manual describes different versions of Cherry Blossom, each tailored to a specific brand and model of router.
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Conyers cut an impressive figure, in a tailored suit with a pin identifying him as a state senator.
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You can hang the display either vertically or horizontally, and the available art is tailored to that orientation.
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Oulu-based Bittium is the maker of Tough Mobile, a secure smartphone tailored for governmental and military use.
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As always, these demos were highly controlled, tailored to highlight Santa Cruz's strengths and avoid showing its flaws.
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Every year, it is night of celebration, celebrity-filled red carpets, well-tailored suits, glamorous dresses, and ... confusion.
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The more details a company has on a person's behavior, the more tailored the digital ads can be.
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I just open Google Maps and immediately have recommendations for nearby bars, cafés, and restaurants tailored to me.
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The fit is tailored, flattering, and, as the brand tells us, is resonating with women of all ages.
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They did have an idea of the instrumentation in the scene, so I tailored it to for that.
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I didn't retrieve or open my phone once the whole time, and every experience was tailored to me.
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Breakfast, lunch and dinner are prepared fresh daily with locally sourced organic ingridients and tailored to dietary restrictions.
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Maps is also getting a new tab called "For You" that will feature recommendations specifically tailored to you.
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We're talking about fresh ingredients, picked for us, and prepackaged with recipes tailored to our specific dining preferences.
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Lenders are beginning to target Silicon Valley workers with tailored loans that require almost no money up front.
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Trump's proposal, seemingly tailored to the needs of women like his rather well-off daughter, is the outlier.
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Campbell's look featured a sharply-tailored white blazer and Diana's favorite leisure look: a pair of bike shorts.
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The service utilizes metrics like weight, body fat percentage and calories burned to create specially tailored meal plans.
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When tailored to a man's body, the lace was not only beautiful, it was completely masculine as well.
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Euveka's shape-shifting mannequin could help create clothes tailored to body types not catered to by the industry.
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Consumers are sometimes happy to go along with this if it results in personalised service or tailored promotions.
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As a refresher, the app offers a chat-based interface that offers advice tailored to your personal finances.
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At the same time, bandwidth and cost constraints mean that services need to be tailored to market needs.
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Finely tailored ads are the source of the company's fat profits; making them less precise could hurt margins.
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The 8cx is very much tailored toward the PC, down to how it handles peak performance and multitasking.
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It also designs t-shirts that are more closely tailored so they won't bunch up when tucked in.
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Morgan credits a tailored diet -- she is gluten intolerant, she discovered -- and carefully managing stress with her recovery.
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He wears flannels, a graphic t-shirt that reads "play loud," and a well-tailored pair of jeans.
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Additionally, six visiting artists, curators, and critics give lectures and conduct studio visits or tailored workshops each year.
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"The resulting leverage standard would be more closely tailored to each firm," the regulators said in a statement.
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Instead, it employs licensed health-care professionals as personal coaches who help clients achieve custom-tailored wellness goals.
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Facebook wants the News Feed to feel like it has been tailored to your unique set of interests.
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The team said the technology is already available to make drugs tailored to the chemistry of individual patients.
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Collectively, these studies confirm that we are now in the "genomic area" of tailored therapy for breast cancer.
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Tailored Brands shares fell more than 943 percent in extended trading Wednesday after reporting mixed fourth-quarter earnings.
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Abdullah tailored his push for Palestinian/Israeli peace around Trump's top national security priority, which is fighting terrorism.
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Its main focus is convenience, fitting individually tailored workouts into the user's schedule no matter where they are.
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These programs are tailored specifically to Udacity's 50-plus hiring partners, which include Amazon, Google, Facebook and Salesforce.
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And his holdings are narrowly tailored to achieve the limited purpose of resolving the particular issues before him.
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Revel, the maker of an iPad-based payment terminal, already has a business product tailored to the blind.
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South Africa argues that the U.S. industry is tailored to Americans' preference for white, de-boned breast meat.
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Nightclub owner Cornell "Cottonmouth" Stokes (Mahershala Ali) is a viper in a tailored suit, violence pressed in elegance.
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Those are two of over 100 drinks that Coca-Cola produces in Africa, many tailored to local taste.
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Mr Jones said that EU rules prevented the Welsh government from offering Tata tailored discounts on business rates.
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Sadly, its limited options are tailored toward existing basketball fans, and there's no real intelligence behind its answers.
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Facebook, for instance, allows political organisations to upload lists of voters and inject tailored ads into their newsfeeds.
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The coursework isn't so different from that of ReThink Masculinity, although the methods are tailored for younger participants.
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So the thieves tailored their malware in that attack to interfere with the printer and cover their tracks.
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One issue with carrying out the bureau's payback initiative is determining how to prepare the tailored repayment estimates.
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Instead of Beyoncé stacking Lemonade with political rhetoric like Butterfly, she tailored her activism to her natural language.
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Shakir and Newman have worked with each of the ACLU's affiliates to develop plans tailored to each state.
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FEMA has also been adopting a more flexible approach to response and recovery operations tailored to specific communities.
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A British-Turkish study of 274 people had them look at faceless photos of men in tailored vs.
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And because the HB is 3D printed, bone grafts made from it can be tailored to individual patients.
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This addition to the Hudson Yards complex is about as sleek and tailored as a tavern can be.
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Lee has tried for years to have the 2001 AUMF revoked for a more tailored war authorization bill.
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Blending technology and clinical skills to increase efficiency and provide tailored care management solutions will drive these analytics.
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Everyone is shifty-eyed, wearing tailored suits; a vague wash of acid green hangs over the city streets.
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Gordon-Byrne pointed me to Wyoming and Kansas, two states considering legislation tailored to farm and ranching equipment.
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However, such limits must meet a standard that requires a narrowly tailored law advancing a compelling state interest.
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But "The Wolves" appreciates that life, unlike mystery novels and classically well-made plays, is seldom conveniently tailored.
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So Terra uses FreshRealm's "shipping vessels," reusable boxes tailored to the prepared foods that it sends to customers.
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Actress and Fabletics entrepreneur Kate Hudson wore a tailored suit with a fun touch — sleeves covered in gems.
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The hope is that tailored messages will connect in ways that ad-adverse consumers will find more appealing.
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The nationwide health emergency that Trump ordered is more tailored and directed, but comes with less immediate action.
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Educational specialists recommended Cruz transfer to Cross Creek, an alternative school tailored to help students with emotional problems.
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Aston Martin's are noted for their elegant, masculine, tailored interiors and the DBX's looks to be no exception.
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Upping the price point expands gift possibilities to things that can be tailored to a specific person's interests.
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He said no, but added that the version he offered to The Times was tailored for home kitchens.
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Fiona and Jack are equipped with a full set of good manners, well-tailored clothes, and serene pursuits.
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Netflix's Stranger Things, released in full last Friday, has been tailored to appeal to nostalgia for those years.
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Custom-tailored capitalism is what has made Google, Facebook, Amazon and others the richest companies in the world.
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The mix of problems varies from place to place, meaning policies must be locally tailored to tackle them.
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Now, provincial governments are encouraging the workers to stay, and many are focusing on initiatives tailored to migrants.
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But the narrowly tailored bill targeting Iran's ballistic missile program is expected to pass with overwhelming bipartisan support.
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Flipkart has had success in India due to business strategies tailored to the local market, Luchnikava-Schorsch explains.
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Then, it can manufacture containers tailored to Agricool's needs — think about it as the concept cars of containers.
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After the casual wear came tailored ensembles, with embellished coats, dresses cinched at the waist and pleated skirts.
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It's been a long time since you've looked for a button-up shirt that wasn't tailored and fitted.
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These abilities become essential as the difficulty ramps up, with certain stages tailored more towards specific captain skills.
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Classical productions were tailored to his black dancers, with costumes designed to flatter a variety of skin tones.
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It works "pretty much the same as any web security scanner, just tailored for deanonymization vectors," she continued.
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