Final Takeaway My final takeaway is honest to goodness pleasant surprise.
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And yet, the important takeaway was that we had a takeaway at all.
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LONDON, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Just Eat, the British takeaway delivery platform being bought by Takeaway.
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The online takeaway business has boomed in recent years, and firms such as Delivery Hero, Takeaway.
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Takeaway group Just Eat, however, tumbled 2.5 percent after JP Morgan said European rivals Delivery Hero and Takeaway.
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Takeaway group Just Eat surged over 6 percent to top the FTSE 100 after online food delivery company Takeaway.
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And a lot of the takeaway, actually almost all of the takeaway, was that you took down long-term guidance.
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If you think about it, the takeaway—which is a broad takeaway on American politics—generally on economic issues, on welfare issues, the country's overwhelmingly liberal.
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Maron told the outlet that his takeaway — his main takeaway — from the Louis C.K. allegations was that we have to do something to make sure men aren't scared.
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That's the main takeaway for me, but for Apple, the main takeaway is that it has much better health features, including fall detection and improved heart rate monitoring.
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It noted that while Takeaway is predominantly a business to consumer brand, 95 percent of 10bis' orders are business to business, enabling Takeaway to expand into this area.
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Shares in Dutch-listed Takeaway jumped 19 percent in early dealings, while Delivery Hero gained 14 percent after Takeaway agreed to buy the German food delivery businesses Lieferheld, Pizza.
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Among big fallers on UK's blue-chip index was Takeaway group Just Eat with a near 3 percent drop after JP Morgan called European rivals Delivery Hero and Takeaway.
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I don't know what the takeaway is, is the takeaway that women really aren't fighting as much as men, or aren't fighting much more than they used to be?
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Takeaway and Just Eat to merge in $10B deal to take on Deliveroo and Uber Eats in Europe Both companies are currently publicly listed, Just Eat in London and Takeaway.
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Just Eat, Europe's biggest takeaway firm, said on Friday its Takeaway subsidiary would begin dropping orders at the door as a precautionary measure in light of the global coronavirus outbreak.
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AMSTERDAM, July 31 (Reuters) - Dutch food delivery company Takeaway.
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AMSTERDAM, Oct 22 (Reuters) - Dutch meal delivery firm Takeaway.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Online takeaway food company Just Eat (JE.
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But vegan food remained the frontrunner in the sector, becoming Britain's fastest-growing takeaway, according to research by the British Takeaway Campaign - and the big chains were joining the meat-free movement.
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The other takeaway from this year's CGII is more daunting.
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So that was my biggest takeaway for all of them.
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The Takeaway: Beware the team that relies on older receivers.
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There was one other significant World Cup takeaway for Shakira.
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The main takeaway: less whole grains and more salty foods.
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The Takeaway: Be honest, you were thinking this too, right?
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Charities slam takeaway owner in N. Shields for trivialising anorexia.
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GIGOT: Any big takeaway from you, James, on this term?
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The big takeaway: This is an important story to tell.
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There is a takeaway for all of us in this.
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The Takeaway: This probably won't backfire on the Republicans, right?
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The Takeaway: The real winner of this whole PR disaster?
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Nor are there many synergies to get excited about. Takeaway.
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What was your takeaway from this experience as a whole?
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Online takeaway food delivery group Delivery Hero (DHER.
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Takeaway: Ads work; use them once your campaign has momentum.
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The takeaway: It's tough to be bearish on the stock.
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That's the clear takeaway from a widening pool of research.
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The general takeaway: Don't let the bastards grind you down.
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Another takeaway by the Jets thwarted Cleveland's next scoring drive.
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The takeaway: Foxconn is confusing the hell out of Wisconsin.
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COM OFFER HAS NOT YET BEEN ACCEPTED * JUST EAT TAKEAWAY.
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The big takeaway from Tuesday is that Brexit uncertainty prevails.
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This was the main takeaway from the vice presidential debate.
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The takeaway: Growth still matters, but profitability matters, as well.
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That compares to eight times for Just Eat and Takeaway.
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This is arguably the most important takeaway from Spurlock's confession.
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"That's my biggest takeaway," she says, "and my biggest message."
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What would be the takeaway from your own salary story?
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The takeaway: The world will need to generate more energy.
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What's your biggest takeaway from the recent attacks we've seen?
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Neither company confirmed a value for a potential agreement. Takeaway.
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What has your biggest takeaway been after years of commenting?
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What young women can takeaway from the latest D.C. flick.
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Is there a mission or takeaway behind Weird Fruit Explorer?
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And that will be the lasting takeaway for Latino voters.
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The business requires large investments in delivery services, which Takeaway.
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" The Barron's takeaway: "We don't think the peak is near.
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The key takeaway is that SRI tends to express values.
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What should their takeaway be after looking at these numbers?
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I mean, I'm curious to see what their takeaway is.
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British delivery service Just Eat (JSTTY) and Dutch company Takeaway.
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The takeaway here is pretty simple: Don't hug your coworkers.
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It was important to us that that be the takeaway.
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LONDON, July 29 (Reuters) - European online food delivery rivals Takeaway.
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But here's the takeaway: It's not just the banned countries.
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Frolov was an early backer of Germany's Delivery Hero, Takeaway.
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Another takeaway is that he does understand but doesn't care.
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The takeaway: You are not doomed to be excluded forever.
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The takeaway: Health care will be center stage in 28503.
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The major takeaway is that retirement investing moves in cycles.
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THE TAKEAWAY What I see here are two different pictures.
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THE TAKEAWAY Speed and mobility are what move this person.
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The BEAT is complicated, but here's the takeaway for renewables.
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Probably. My main takeaway is: Why wouldn't you do this?
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One takeaway, via Thomas Kerr of the International Finance Corp.
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"" That reaction is quite a different takeaway than Dixon's own.
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That's probably the biggest takeaway — just how much I've learned.
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The biggest takeaway for me was: Shut up and listen!
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The simple takeaway here is that consensus is often illusory.
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The other big takeaway: Don't expect the PS5 anytime soon.
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A first Texans takeaway outside Houston would help the cause.
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But it's this friendship, says Petry, that's the real takeaway.
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But the broad takeaway is that the shutdown isn't good.
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It's so funny that that's your takeaway from the film.
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But that was not the focus of The Takeaway conversation.
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Intent on some ideological takeaway, we miss the human moral.
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Markos Lemma had the same takeaway after talking with Dorsey.
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AMSTERDAM, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Dutch online food ordering service Takeaway.
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Its explosive growth is the #1 takeaway from this research.
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Her takeaway: Many voters want an investigation that feels deliberate.
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AMSTERDAM, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Dutch online food ordering service Takeaway.
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The Takeaway: Of course, this might just be the start.
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Still, "Cooking with Paris" is not without a culinary takeaway.
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A further statement from the company on Friday said Takeaway.
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In corporate news, the U.K. competition regulator is scrutinizing Takeaway.
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Takeaway makes money in its home market of the Netherlands.
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The takeaway: As it turns out, they didn't wait long.
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The main takeaway is this: Climate change is ocean change.
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But I hope the takeaway is this: There are options.
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One coffee shop in Perth has also banned takeaway cups.
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My biggest takeaway was to stop using the food processor.
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What was the greatest takeaway from this episode for you?
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What's your initial takeaway after reading the White House statements?
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The important takeaway, though, is that some of them stayed.
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Do you think that's the big takeaway from this story?
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The Takeaway: I'm becoming skeptical of quick-fix free agent narratives.
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But their takeaway wasn't entirely the same as this new study's.
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The Takeaway: Of course, it's not just plants that deserve names.
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That's the takeaway from a study out Wednesday in Science Advances.
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While we know it's a vision, there's one main takeaway, here.
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What do you want the takeaway from this interview to be?
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The Takeaway: This seems to sum the whole thing up, really.
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Takeaway: No one cares more about your stuff than you do.
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Final takeaway: It's a crazy year, top to bottom: I don't
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The takeaway for bosses everywhere: Keep your firing short and sweet.
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Which I think gets to my big takeaway from this conversation.
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This was my biggest takeaway from using the Nokia 2720 Flip.
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What's the key takeaway here, if you had to state one?
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The takeaway: In order to survive, one must hide the self.
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I think the week before we had a special teams takeaway.
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Is there some larger takeaway that the show is getting at?
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My biggest takeaway was how knowledgeable and sharp the staff were.
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The most important takeaway: I (kind of) learned how to twerk!
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The main takeaway of the study, according to The Points Guy?
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The biggest takeaway, however, were the strong connections among the cast.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Loss-making online food takeaway firm Delivery Hero (DHER.
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"The takeaway is, turn in your Note 7 — period," Llamas said.
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That's the takeaway from a new report by the Urban Institute.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)That's the quick takeaway, in general.
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That's a key takeaway from Microsoft's largely positive 2016 Q2 results.
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To his credit, Sanders offered one critical takeaway from the evening.
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Takeaway: Fear not, comedy fans: there's enough irreverence here for everyone.
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The takeaway from this novel is really a question of empathy.
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Takeaway capacity reached 3.3 million bpd in June, according to Genscape.
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That's the takeaway from new research by the financial site GOBankingRates.
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The takeaway is that the war in Afghanistan can't be won.
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The takeaway: Transparent is about to get a lot more political.
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In a letter to the Just Eat board, it cited Takeaway.
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The takeaway: instead of a statehood, the Kurds got a conflict.
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His takeaway: If Connect is a social network, it fails miserably.
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But my biggest takeaway wasn't about social media and weight loss.
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So, what is the big takeaway from the past eight months?
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The main takeaway: all the leather and sequins you can handle.
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Still, the takeaway is that physical activity might change aging's arc.
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"I think that's the key takeaway," she told host Joe Concha.
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Just Eat's board unanimously recommended that shareholders should accept the Takeaway.
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But the most important takeaway is that it was eminently preventable.
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The takeaway is that this is now the company she keeps.
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Ultimately, one inescapable takeaway is that we live in exciting times.
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Takeaway: I realized my children don't need much to stay entertained.
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Key takeaway: The scrutiny on Facebook is a trans-Atlantic affair.
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Shareholders of the London-listed Just Eat will receive 0.09744 Takeaway.
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" That gives President Trump and his defenders their takeaway: "No collusion!
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Takeaway: Ask yourself, how urgent is the need behind this meeting?
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The takeaway is not that the early voting proves that Mrs.
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So, the main takeaway here may just be to eat breakfast.
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Millennials' dependence on takeaway food should come as little surprise, really.
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Delivery Hero, which in December sold its German business to Takeaway.
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Dougal's takeaway is that the field is too muddy to cross.
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The takeaway from Buttigieg's second quarter fundraising is...it's very good.
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The Frasers' takeaway: Colum is trying to undermine the Jacobite rebellion.
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In several states, restaurants have been forced to do takeaway only.
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If you had to choose one takeaway, what would it be?
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The deal would see Just Eat shareholders receive 0.09744 new Takeaway.
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And hey — at least one fan had the right political takeaway.
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Germany's Delivery Hero relinquished its home market to Dutch rival Takeaway.
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But there's one more consistent takeaway in all these recent polls.
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What's your takeaway from the reckoning over sexual harassment in Hollywood?
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That is the takeaway from this exhibition of four midcareer artists.
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On the surface, the takeaway is that Algerians are soccer fanatics.
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An overarching takeaway, however, is to practice being still more often.
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But there's another takeaway: Working for Donald Trump doesn't end well.
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The takeaway, though, is both of 'em are feeling the Spirit.
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But is the right takeaway that nudges don't work at all?
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" Her takeaway: "Amazon is building the infrastructure to monitor us all.
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The fourth takeaway is that predators groom their victims and families.
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Presumably, that was not the takeaway Mr. Lauren was going for.
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The other key takeaway from the episode: Dolores has seen everything.
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Spending in pubs and on takeaway food rose by about 12%.
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That to me is the central takeaway of this week's revelations.
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The Takeaway: How'd the American people feel about this whole scenario?
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I had the same takeaway the first time I heard that.
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The takeaway also depends on how you slice the job market.
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The rivalry in the food-delivery market heated up with Takeaway.
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I asked for a takeaway container and left a hefty tip.
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The takeaway is that the virus lives in the U.S. now.
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A better takeaway, he said, is that huge subsidies aren't necessary.
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The takeaway: You know who didn't take New Year's Day off?
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The Takeaway: Changing laws is a lot easier than changing culture.
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That shouldn't be the lingering takeaway from the Brock Turner case.
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What do you think the biggest takeaway from your film is?
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There's also Davis's takeaway after her grand jury testimony this month.
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Watching the movie now, what is your takeaway from the film?
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LONDON, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Netherlands-based Prosus said on Monday it had published its cash offer document to buy online takeaway delivery platform Just Eat for 710 pence a share, pitching its bid against rival Takeaway.
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Costa Coffee said Wednesday that the half a billion figure was the equivalent of its total annual sales of takeaway cups and 20 percent of the 2.5 billion takeaway coffee cups used in the U.K. each year.
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My big takeaway from our conversation was to exaggerate my arm movements.
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One takeaway: There are fewer old-school conservatives than most people think.
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But the basic takeaway is this: Losing money is not a bug.
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Both companies are currently publicly listed, Just Eat in London and Takeaway.
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The key takeaway here is not that the world is doomed, however.
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The takeaway: You never know what will be useful ahead of time.
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As we packed our leftovers into takeout tins, our takeaway was clear.
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No coachesNo staffJust me, takeaway barbecue sauce base pizzas, and my money.
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The takeaway is clear: Avocados are destroying the environment and ruining lives.
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Takeaway copies of the prologue to Tommy Orange's new novel, There There.
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On stage, however, the cultural takeaway was always that Prince was sex.
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That's the main takeaway from an explosive report in the Intercept Monday.
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Alexander Captain, who runs Cat Rock Capital Management, introduced Netherlands-based Takeaway.
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But the interesting takeaway is that while unit sales decreased, revenue increased.
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And if so, what's the takeaway—what are we meant to think?
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He also said there's a takeaway here for all of us parents.
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Another takeaway involved advertising, said Shawn Robbins, a senior analyst at BoxOffice.com.
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" Mary has a different takeaway: "We're not meant to be together, Henry.
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Although "Crocodile" feints at interesting ideas, it's hard to identify a takeaway.
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Although at the moment, the takeaway may not necessarily reach any customers.
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They deliver about 80 takeaway meals every day to its office workers.
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J) increased its investment in online food takeaway firm Delivery Hero (DHER.
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What's the big takeaway you want people to get from this book?
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This week, Britain's Just Eat agreed to merge with Amsterdam-based Takeaway.
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And that, I think, might be the most important takeaway of all.
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The spokesperson stressed that the wine fountain is not a takeaway point.
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The boards of London-based Just Eat (JSTTY) and Dutch company Takeaway.
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Takeaway No. 1: Telematics is both an IT and a marketing expense.
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Takeaway No. 2: Operating costs and actual savings discount any telematics discount.
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This urgency was probably my biggest takeaway from participating in this project.
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But that's not the biggest takeaway here as far as I'm concerned.
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But perhaps the biggest takeaway from the Consumer Reports results each year?
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The takeaway: don't be small-minded ... when it comes to stereotypes. #SpoilerAlert
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Takeaway Heavy shades of The Force Awakens here, but we're not complaining.
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One big takeaway, there may no profits — as in no profits, ever.
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The takeaway: Was this a high watermark for the Department of Justice?
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Key takeaway: Love is a powerful force, but so is compound interest.
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Your Two-Sentence Takeaway from Fenty Holiday: It's bright, bold and inclusive.
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The takeaway Many nonprofits like Goodwill depend on donations of all kinds.
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But as usual, The Good Place's takeaway is more complex than that.
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Still, Cuban's main takeaway is that he should have been thinking bigger.
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Here's the takeaway: Donald Trump, for all his bluster, is for real.
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The activist investor, which also has a stakes in Dutch-listed Takeaway.
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The second takeaway is that the show has not aged terribly well.
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The ultimate takeaway is that avoiding dangerous global warming is still possible.
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THE TAKEAWAY What is said is important, like the reference to Mrs.
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Accordingly, the Board of Just Eat continues to unanimously recommend the Takeaway.
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What was your takeaway when you met him at those golf tournaments?
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While, following completion, Just Eat Shareholders will own approximately 52.15% and Takeaway.
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"I have a different takeaway from that Valupro story," Jeff Park said.
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Just Eat's chairman, Mike Evans, will chair the combined group, while Takeaway.
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" That leaves Democrats with a less compelling takeaway: "Possible obstruction of justice!
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For me, the biggest takeaway was how many people didn't follow through.
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That's the takeaway from the latest batch of documents dumped by WikiLeaks.
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Pizza King Kebab House in Edmonton was named best takeaway in London.
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And here's another takeaway: Maybe ballot initiatives on political reform are promising.
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He added that restaurants would still be allowed to provide takeaway services.
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The secondary takeaway: The aides are throwing the candidate under the bus.
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Is there any key takeaway of why people should watch the movie?
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Takeaway No. 2 and what we think investors are missing is tariffs.
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The biggest takeaway: The Democratic National Committee must host a climate debate.
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The takeaway for now: Trump and Democrats traded jabs after the meetings.
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People may turn to delivery apps to source groceries or takeaway food.
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The takeaway -- put whatever on your face today, but do it respectfully.
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The takeaway, in the governor's race, was that Gillum was the socialist.
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It also operates a convenient takeaway window in the Bissell Brothers taproom.
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Some cafes and restaurants opened, but customers were allowed only takeaway food.
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What do you think is the most vexing takeaway from the book?
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" After three rounds, his takeaway was this: "I'm just not quite there.
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Here's an overview of what the merged company, called Just Eat Takeaway.
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The takeaway: If you like Yang, you're looking for something completely different.
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The Takeaway: OK, this one might have been the worst of all.
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Which suggest the real takeaway is plus ça change, and all that.
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One big takeaway: There's no technical reason why companies can't list themselves.
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It was just the 12th takeaway of the season for the Jets.
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"The big takeaway here is China's a rising, affluent economy," Russell said.
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That's the major takeaway from a Wall Street Journal story published Sunday.
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USA Today lists five key takeaway from this weekends second-round action.
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The Takeaway: Maybe you need a TL;DR on this whole thing.
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Guerrasio: A big takeaway is that the movie is non-stop songs.
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But the important takeaway to keep in mind is this: Everyone's clueless.
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LONDON, Dec 20 (Reuters) - Just Eat backed a final offer from Takeaway.
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But is "old and simpler is far better" necessarily the right takeaway?
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M.R. Let's start with the big takeaway: You have done nothing wrong.
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What's the big takeaway here from an outbreak response point of view?
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My overall takeaway is that it's not an aggressive presidential signing statement.
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Later, that lawyer releases a statement saying Trump Jr.'s "takeaway" from the email was "someone had information potentially helpful to the campaign," implying that his takeaway was not that the information was coming from the Russian government.
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Later, that lawyer releases the above statement saying Trump Jr.'s "takeaway" from the email was "someone had information potentially helpful to the campaign," implying that his takeaway was not that the information was coming from the Russian government.
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The last takeaway was to remember that headlines can be a fake-out.
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The other takeaway here -- do NOT ask him about "Dancing with the Stars."
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But there's still a big takeaway: there's plenty about the Oscars to hate.
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"The takeaway there is how robust even consumer-level encryption is," said Watanabe.
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Second takeaway: Where the hell are Pacey (Joshua Jackson) and Joey (Katie Holmes)?
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The takeaway, according to Almaraz, is that the focus should be on reduction.
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The takeaway for banks was: You can do it, just don't flout it.
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"The major takeaway is that Coca-Cola's influence is global," Greenhalgh told Gizmodo.
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The takeaway here isn't just about chocolate; like everything else, it's about people.
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So what's the biggest takeaway from the change on leadership at the CDU?
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The takeaway, essentially, is that the accident poses both immediate and existential threats.
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Still, the key takeaway here: National polling isn't overstating Biden's current polling advantage.
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The Takeaway: Anyone want a double callback to memes from earlier this year?
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"The more information we're getting, people are having the wrong takeaway," he said.
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The Takeaway: Let's think of this as a teachable moment for all involved.
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I would say that the takeaway is: It's actually working in your favor.
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The Takeaway: All in all, Project 111 was remarkably easier than I expected.
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That's the takeaway from the Kaiser Family Foundation's latest health care tracking poll.
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One takeaway is to start asking ourselves "what" questions instead of "why" questions.
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So, the clear takeaway from this study is: more sex = a happier person.
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I found his studies persuasive, but I disagree a little with this takeaway.
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The takeaway is that the workplace can often be isolating for Black women.
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The important takeaway is that connected devices are becoming essential to police investigations.
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After all, my favorite takeaway from the podcast was that I wasn't alone.
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What's been your biggest takeaway from the "Rise of the Rest" bus tour?
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The takeaway is: In situations like this, you are your own best advocate.
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I think the main takeaway does generalize to other areas and settings, i.e.
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Gerardo: On the street; I'm never at home, so I always get takeaway.
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The takeaway: It's not clear that any of the partners misused the data.
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He said his takeaway at the time was that many voters were undecided.
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Main takeaway: Facebook considered selling user data more seriously than was previously known.
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This was Trump's takeaway after a call with Gold Star widow Myeshia Johnson.
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However, my biggest takeaway from this self-imposed, torturous experience was the aha!
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Clinton's top takeaway from her first debate with Trump was that preparation matters.
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"The biggest takeaway isn't 'Hey don't use them, they don't work,'" Jakicic said.
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At least, that's the takeaway from the story of Jeff and Kim Charters.
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"The biggest takeaway was that we have to increase mutual trust," he said.
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The takeaway overall is that Biden remains a frontrunner, but a weak one.
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OK so here's another big takeaway from the 'how-not-to' manage handbook.
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Takeaway: Cox says it won't block or throttle content, even without net neutrality.
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The takeaway: Burgum is trying to run North Dakota more like a business.
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The takeaway is [just] about the people who are victims of senseless crime.
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The takeaway: People need to build technology that produces fair outcomes for all.
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"We don't want to sound too disappointed," Blattman told me, summarizing his takeaway.
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My biggest takeaway: beautifying yourself like Kim Kardashian takes a ton of work.
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For the cynics, the real takeaway is perhaps that the Switch is evolving.
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That's our takeaway from the recent rumors coming out of Microsoft and Sony.
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It is up to the viewers to decide what their takeaway will be.
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Cramer's takeaway was that Caterpillar felt confident in its earlier full-year guidance.
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My takeaway from watching Birch calculate rewards is that they really add up.
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If there's one takeaway from the Radiohead hack, it's never pay the ransom.
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His great takeaway from life in America's underclass is: Pull up those bootstraps.
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It's this desire for change that's the biggest takeaway from the Italian referendum.
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What's more, Luckin is built on delivery and takeaway, and thus smaller shops.
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Just Eat shareholders would own roughly 20193% of the new business, while Takeaway.
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" The simple takeaway: "Over-deliver on results and under-deliver on office drama.
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But my favorite takeaway from this period is how defensible it all is.
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The most notable takeaway: Apple spends $150 million a year with the airline.
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The Takeaway Since trying Lipsense, I've gone back to it a few times.
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"The key takeaway from this chart is global breadth is bullish," said Suttmeier.
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At times, it is difficult to get a clear takeaway from the paper.
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Corrected to say that it is not interested in a combination with Takeaway.
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The takeaway: Decide on what you want and then make your intentions known.
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What has been your biggest takeaway from working on a project like this?
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"The biggest takeaway is that full year guidance is being maintained," he added.
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"The takeaway there is that you can't just do that tonight," he said.
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The main takeaway was that no one seems too happy with the options.
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Uber Eats is facing major competition in Europe after the Dutch firm Takeaway.
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Suh's biggest takeaway from working with the icon is simple: Don't be complacent.
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Here's the takeaway: Prepare your children early in life to be financially independent.
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There was one overwhelming takeaway from Tuesday's presidential contests: Nothing is sewn up.
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Perhaps the takeaway for Reinhart and Sprouse here is to avoid getting married.
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"My main takeaway was to do more homework next time," she said. ♦
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The Takeaway: Be open, work hard, and remember the value in listening first.
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My takeaway from the last election would be we're not great at it.
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Why it matters: The big takeaway from the night was that Madison Ave.
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We're in the kitchen of Omar's Glasgow takeaway on a busy Friday night.
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I wanted to watch Saturday Night Takeaway minus Ant on my own anyway.
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The biggest takeaway is that the later you start, the harder it is.
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Shares in Delivery Hero were up 4.5 percent at 0932 GMT, while Takeaway.
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Here's our takeaway from Day 2000, and what to watch on Day 19183.
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Guests can also order from a takeaway menu of sandwiches, salads, and snacks.
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The visual takeaway was unmissable, no matter what your politics: black versus white.
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My biggest takeaway from Puerto Rico was that the commonwealth needs more help.
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The takeaway: This is a party in crisis, disarray and still completely fractured.
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The main takeaway is that Sanders's aides know they've lost; the candidate doesn't.
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Online takeaway service Just Eat lost 3.7% after a rating cut by UBS.
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So I think that's probably the biggest takeaway: it's not a straight shot.
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The Takeaway: On paper, Hong Kong's autonomy is guaranteed for another 28 years.
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Not to spoil the article, but the takeaway is, you should wear sunscreen.
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Your takeaway depends on your overall view of the country and the economy.
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The Takeaway: What is the price of selling out to our advertising overlords?
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This was the leading takeaway from the last month of drinking American rieslings.
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The other takeaway is Michael Keaton's appearance at the end of the trailer.
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That's the main takeaway from my short interview with Steyer on Sunday night.
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That's the only possible takeaway from the ongoing back and forth between Sens.
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The takeaway from these advantages relies on whether the couples had happy marriages.
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The takeaway: If your pipe goes out, you're talking more than you're listening.
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The new company will be led by Dutchman Jitse Groen, who founded Takeaway.
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The takeaway: Harris needs to force herself into the top tier of Democrats.
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I am curious if my takeaway would have been different with more support.
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The container the drink would be served in would not be a takeaway.
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The key takeaway from the president's legal team: Nothing to see here, folks!
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But—the night's third takeaway—Mr Biden's position is not what it was.
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The Takeaway: TL;DR PMD Clean is basically a Foreo on a stick!
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I may write something soon, but my overall takeaway is one of exhaustion.
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That's the takeaway from a new comparison video on the EverythingApplePro YouTube channel.
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Self-care takeaway: Day cheese or night cheese, always make time for you.
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Those repeals cost: Takeaway: These taxes were unpopular with lawmakers in both parties.
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But the takeaway is that Biden's plan as proposed could destroy established businesses.
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"Here's the main takeaway: Pay the balance in full every month," McBride said.
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Takeaway shares traded 0.5% lower while Just Eat hovered just below the flatline.
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The fight for Europe's food delivery market — between players like Just Eat, Takeaway.
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The takeaway was a leader with a dry wit and self-deprecating humor.
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There is no neat moderate-versus-progressive takeaway here, despite pundits' best efforts.
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Pile up your lunchtime takeaway box, and there'll be fuel enough for dinner.
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But the other takeaway is that it's really hard to find this out.
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It's unclear what the takeaway is meant to be—Listen to your teachers?
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The takeaway message is clear: Be tough in sentencing or face public wrath.
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The takeaway for me is that it basically means steady as she goes.
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What's the takeaway here if you're in pain and considering a surgical procedure?
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That's the takeaway from two big stories that broke over the long weekend.
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From everything that you experienced what would be your takeaway philosophy on life?
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That was the main takeaway from several meetings, that Obama freaking loves The Martian.
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The Takeaway: What were we just saying about unseen victims to be found everywhere?
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The Takeaway: Is there any light at the end of this particularly dark tunnel?
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The Takeaway: But the real question is, how long will the Scaramucci Post last?
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Yet while new designs should be the main takeaway, Brexit remains a key topic.
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But another, more simple, takeaway may be, as Abe puts it: "Stereotypes are bullshit."
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What was the biggest takeaway from your time spent hanging out with shark experts?
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The Takeaway: Then again, maybe Sessions' comments were all part of a grand plan?
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The basic takeaway is that you should pick photos that highlight the real you.
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The Takeaway: Someone should offer Bills offensive coordinator Greg Roman a head-coaching job.
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But if you were watching other networks that might have not been your takeaway.
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That's the takeaway for all of my work — how people behave and treat others.
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The takeaway: Popular brands and cartoons could successfully promote healthy fare over junk food.
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The takeaway: China does not want (for the moment) to upend the status quo.
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Kevin Hart's recent brush with a sex tape underlines the takeaway in Bollea v.
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"The takeaway is that there was no planning or prep for this," Sandweg said.
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For Waymo, the settlement amount is a small takeaway in a much larger picture.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Shares in $5 billion online takeaway food delivery group Delivery Hero (DHER.
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Takeaway: If you want to build a startup, do something hard and move fast.
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That's because the ad spot, and it's takeaway hashtag — #HereWeAre — was run by Twitter.
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One takeaway for policymakers is that efforts to increase turnout may have been misdirected.
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The biggest takeaway from this trailer is how little we know about the film.
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The important takeaway was that IR blasters are in some way disastrous and evil.
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VICE: So what should be our takeaway be from the DEA's decision this week?
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I think the takeaway is: I'm a sucker for a Raphael Saadiq-esque beat.
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But the real takeaway from this video is that Bieber has the cutest dog.
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Our main takeaway from the interview has nothing to do with their affair, though.
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That's the main takeaway from Apple's fourth quarter earnings that dropped on Tuesday afternoon.
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Founded in 2008, Delivery Hero runs food takeaway sites in more than 40 countries.
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Still, the overall takeaway from the IEA's report has been more bullish than bearish.
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My takeaway is pretty clear: What happens to the rest of the ICO market?
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Online takeaway service Just Eat also slipped 2.4% after a rating cut by UBS.
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A big takeaway from this election was the emphasis on jobs and the economy.
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The key takeaway here is that early numbers don't necessarily indicate what's to come.
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What We Learned From Her Insta: Main takeaway — her son is, unsurprisingly, super cute.
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And, if you're an Uber user, what should your takeaway be from all this?
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The takeaway: Many experts believe Zoom likely is an aberration in the ACA marketplaces.
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There is some kind of takeaway about the inefficiencies of the legal system here.
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"The main takeaway here is that we don't actually know these things," said Przybylski.
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And that, Tolokonnikova said, is the main takeaway from Inside Pussy Riot as well.
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People who received the message had a different takeaway: Employees were being too nice.
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The most important takeaway here, though, is that the Others seem desperate to procreate.
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" Winfrey's takeaway from not conforming to societal norms: "Live life on your own terms.
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Your Two-Sentence Takeaway from Fenty Holiday: It's super versatile, but really fun, too.
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The big takeaway: Lawmakers' rebukes went far beyond the companies' responses to Russia's interference.
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The main takeaway: Facebook is invested in protecting election integrity all over the world.
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The takeaway is, the sooner you can move from "taker" to "giver," the better.
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Cat Rock Capital, which has stakes in both Just Eat and Dutch-listed Takeaway.
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But I think the greatest takeaway is you can't always believe what you read.
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I don't know what my big takeaway from this stage in life will be.
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The takeaway: try not to break any laws, and always carry (well-hidden) cash.
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Takeaway: AT&T has committed to not blocking or throttling websites in the future.
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"A positive takeaway is that management confidence has increased," Cityindex analyst Ken Odeluga said.
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We do however believe that the agreed merger ratio between Just Eat and Takeaway.
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Democrats could not produce even a single takeaway moment in six hours of hearings.
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Similarly, it would seem that the takeaway from "Battlefield" is hardly joy and sunshine.
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The immediate takeaway from Lucha Libre was the ridiculous acrobatics used for ring entrances.
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Barbin, the Columbus defense lawyer, said that's the takeaway from conversations with his peers.
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That's been biggest takeaway: the power of community and technology to make generational changes.
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Yet, the biggest takeaway for Cubans was relief that these conversations were finally happening.
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The biggest takeaway: The Netflix effect is more pronounced in younger, more affluent households.
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The main takeaway from this ARD report is not whether the Jamaican sprinters cheated.
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" Former Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs, Nicholas Burns: "The big takeaway from Helsinki.
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Its 64 pages yield one single, giant takeaway: shit is fucked up at Tennessee.
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Apps like Just Eat and Deliveroo have also increased competition from the takeaway sector.
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The takeaway: there's no clear winner yet, but Google's gaining steam on Amazon quickly.
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The second takeaway is that, once again, Congress is to blame for this travesty.
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The UK market is under assault from rivals like Uber Technologies and Deliveroo. Takeaway.
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"The Daily Show" had the takeaway that Spicer treats the press like misbehaving kids.
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Either takeaway from self-help is fine, but instead, Power pingpongs between the two.
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One takeaway: You don't have to become a vegetarian to reduce your climate footprint.
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Takeaway: Within Australia, conservatives will face more enraged opponents and a more divided public.
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"The important takeaway about rayon is to follow the care label," Ms. Young said.
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That's unlikely to be the takeaway for spectators, though the first section seems promising.
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What results is often quieter, with, I hope, a richer and more meaningful takeaway.
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The big takeaway from this graph is that the trend line is nearly flat.
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The biggest takeaway from going hands-on with Disney+ is that it feels familiar.
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For the charts whose takeaway is not self-evident, I've provided some brief commentary.
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Takeaway said it intends to start a squeeze out process to require the rest.
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That's the initial takeaway Alex Wilhelm has after One Medical's successful debut this week.
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And that, perhaps, is the key takeaway from this elegant, loosely crafted, idiosyncratic book.
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That seemed to be the takeaway from 2019, where multiple presenters graced the stage.
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Melanie: My biggest takeaway is that Team Trump is taking the trial very seriously.
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Surprisingly, though, my key takeaway doesn't have to do with either earning or investing.
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The (fifth) takeaway, is we must teach our girls and boys to speak up.
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The study's top takeaway is that freelance workers at any age face financial challenges.
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When you get down to it, the takeaway from the year is pretty basic.
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The takeaway for this big investor mistake is not to trade on insider information.
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Check out the No. 1 takeaway from Bill Gates and Warren Buffett's favorite book
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That's one takeaway from an internal agency report obtained by The New York Times.
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"The main takeaway is that the parents and babies are doing well," said Imrie.
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"The biggest takeaway is voters are nowhere near making up their mind," Smith said.
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The takeaway seems to be that motherhood isn't easy — for women with real problems.
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That's the principal takeaway from Seo's pedestrian thriller, translated from the Korean by Jung.
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Another practical takeaway from this episode: Never absorb atomic energy without filtering it first.
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The big takeaway: The rate that YouTube pays creators per view can vary wildly.
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The Dutch company is competing with rival Delivery Hero in Germany, which is Takeaway.
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Takeaway reported a group net loss of 42 million euros ($51.31 million) for 2017.
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The CMA investigation is a blow to the planned combination of Netherlands-based Takeaway.
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The takeaway: In a low-interest rate world, investors are searching for higher returns.
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But policymakers' forecasts, and Yellen's comments, suggest that is not the Fed's main takeaway.
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The takeaway: There is no one easy way to punish a company for wrongdoing.
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But in literature, unlike investigative reporting, the telling is more important than the takeaway.
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The Takeaway: Turns out, the whole thing is a very unexpected false flag operation.
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I think that is my takeaway: There should be no gender labels on watches.
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The ground floor of the two-level restaurant is for takeaway, with communal tables.
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THE TAKEAWAY The majority of Mr. Trump's ads are either stark contrasts with Mrs.
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My takeaway was that he was not unfriendly but he wasn't particularly friendly either.
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There's also a Lithuanian grocer, a Chinese takeaway and two African fried-chicken restaurants.
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There's a second clear takeaway, one that raises new questions about the president himself.
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The broad takeaway is that China is still struggling to reinvigorate its manufacturing sector.
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The takeaway here is that Future's sixth studio album will be his most personal.
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It is hosting an interactive presentation at Bar Jamaica (perhaps there will be takeaway sparklers?).
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The big takeaway from today's Apple earnings call: The company is investing in the future.
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The takeaway: May's team might want to work on surrounding her with better photo ops.
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The key takeaway is that debt doesn't have to be a life sentence, says CreditCards.
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The more important takeaway here is that Bachelor villains are fully aware of their status.
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The Takeaway: Who knew that one pundit could bring so much goodwill to the people?
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But what about places with fewer than ten seats, such as takeaway spots and cafes?
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The Takeaway: Then again, maybe we shouldn't be too quick to make fun of "tronc"…
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"The real takeaway is that you can install any software on this," Nick told Gizmodo.
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The biggest takeaway is, of course, that many departments and programs will be losing funding.
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What do you think is the most important takeaway from all the data you've analyzed?
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Edwards' takeaway was that Google's pranks should never inhibit people's ability to use its products.
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But the menu at a takeaway restaurant selling skewers of meat was only in Russian.
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Her most important takeaway: It's time for the internet to let the whole thing go.
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The biggest takeaway: like many other gigantic companies, Google has its fair share of flaws.
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What is one takeaway that you would want people to have looking at this work?
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That is the simple, chilling takeaway of James Comey's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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And, sure, I've spotted hairs in takeaway food and—thinking 'screw it, what's the harm?
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But anyone who thinks the takeaway was "incremental progress as usual" missed the bigger point.
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I really don't know what the takeaway is except for that we should celebrate everybody.
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There's an Avengers: Infinity War takeaway where the real villain is Star-Lord, not Thanos.
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The takeaway: So, at least we can trust in the course of justice now, right?
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The takeaway is that Apple has raised the stakes in a big way for Microsoft.
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The film got people talking, and that's what Colligan/Paramount wants the takeaway to be.
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Just Eat tanked 6.9%, making it the biggest faller on the FTSE 100, while Takeaway.
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I think the one takeaway for everybody was that technology is the way to scale.
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An immediate takeaway from looking at these is there's no notch on the S9/S9+.
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" The takeaway: "You'd better figure out how to enjoy this life and participate in it.
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COM-INTENDS TO BUY COMPULSORILY REMAINING JUST EAT SHARES IN RESPECT OF WHICH INCREASED TAKEAWAY.
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One takeaway, however, is crystal clear: If you come at Apple, you'd better not miss.
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Their main takeaway is that others get to enjoy things that they themselves cannot afford.
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But the biggest takeaway is that 2016 will be the Year of the Superhero Costume.
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But their demonstration of activism may be the key takeaway from the Trump victory fallout.
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There's also one other big takeaway, however, in the data that helps explain the shift.
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Just Eat soared 23% to 793.27 pence on its best day on record after Takeaway.
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Just Eat shares were up 2.2 percent by 0856 GMT, while Takeaway rose 1.3 percent.
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That may turn out to be the most important takeaway from this week's opening debates.
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Parker picked up his second takeaway of the game on the next Los Angeles drive.
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" He added: "I think the ultimate takeaway is, Mnuchin and Wilbur Ross are business people.
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By the one-year mark, the coffee shop reduced disposable takeaway cup usage by 47%.
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Restaurants and taxis typically lose business, but services that deliver takeaway food get a boost.
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The takeaway is that this is not a subculture that you see all around you.
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That's the broad takeaway from Crunchbase projections for round counts at seed through growth stage.
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The takeaway is that even small decreases in our sleep times can stress our bodies.
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The most obvious takeaway I can provide is that the device is everything you'd expect.
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That's the big takeaway from this morning's monster jobs number, which blew away analysts' expectations.
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A big takeaway is that shale now acts as a check on long-term volatility.
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UpGuard's big takeaway in all of this: rsync instances should be restricted by IP address.
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The general takeaway was that phones bigger than phablets are OK, but too damn big.
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But the takeaway from the segment was that Cummings' entire district was a disaster zone.
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One big takeaway: Despite his Twitter shenanigans, CEO Elon Musk is still definitely in charge.
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That was a main takeaway from Tuesday's Senate Banking Committee hearing on Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency.
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" There's a real risk that the takeaway will be "see, girl superhero movies don't sell.
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The takeaway, though, is that tech teams must be vigilant about preparing for platform shifts.
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But if there's one takeaway, it's this: The future of work won't be about degrees.
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The takeaway: How Trump's tweets get perceived are a reflection of how he is perceived.
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The takeaway is that European private tech valuations are closer to reality than those stateside.
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But the pause for perspective is valuable nonetheless, as it solidifies my takeaway from Inaba.
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"The takeaway for me is that it basically means steady as she goes," said Thin.
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The takeaway for me is that it basically means steady as she goes, said Thin.
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The real takeaway is that Beck may not have changed as much as he claims.
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The big takeaway: The number of Americans that don't have health insurance has mostly plateaued.
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The Lancet study's takeaway: Even well-protected states like California and Texas could suffer outbreaks.
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At least that was the takeaway from panel sessions and water-cooler conversation at MWC.
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Your Two-Sentence Takeaway from Fenty Holiday: I fell in love with the eyeshadow palette!
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The takeaway from my due diligence on Comey indicated that he was confident and ambitious.
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"The main takeaway is the very strong cash generation," Jefferies analyst Jason Gammel told Reuters.
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Of course, the biggest takeaway from therapy has been the work I've done on myself.
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The takeaway for workers updates the maxim that people don't leave jobs, they leave bosses.
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Takeaway and Just Eat share at least six investors, including Cat Rock, Refinitiv data shows.
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Danish credit card payments processor Nets A/S and Dutch online food ordering firm Takeaway.
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But he said the biggest takeaway from Week 223 was the effort wasn't good enough.
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"The takeaway for women is that we need more research to understand why," he said.
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Perhaps the most timely takeaway is that poor sex education and socialization are worldwide problems.
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The lack of wage pressure likely will be the one takeaway for Federal Reserve officials.
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The symposium highlighted issues facing markets, but the big takeaway was to expect more volatility.
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These conversations all circled around one central takeaway: real estate tech has entered its adolescence.
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Once again, the takeaway is an unsolicited reminder to not get blasted all the time.
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Takeaway: For future growth in the United States, Netflix needs to focus on older audiences.
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The deal value includes 508 million euros in cash and 9.5 million shares in Takeaway.
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But it might be time to think your takeaway, despite how temptingly convenient it is.
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But the takeaway remains clear: Media outlets are often less ideologically polarized than their readerships.
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The takeaway here is abundantly clear: Put Jeff Goldblum in every stock photo ever, please.
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Takeaway: America is making more than ever before, but needs fewer people to do it.
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The only reasonable takeaway is that Bowles never had any confidence in Fitzpatrick to lose.
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The researchers stressed that the takeaway of their study is neither pro- nor anti-Facebook.
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The takeaway: Certain strains were found useful in preventing diarrhea among children being prescribed antibiotics.
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The big takeaway in the post is that Russia doing this is really, really troubling.
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"I didn't get what I want so I guess no one does," was Shane's takeaway.
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A top-10 investor in the UK food-delivery group will vote against peer Takeaway.
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That was my big takeaway, was he said almost nothing that was sort of news.
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All said, to a more casual political observer, their takeaway messages can sound very similar.
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The takeaway is simple: Shift with the seasons and spring cooking feels sunny and effortless.
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In each case, the artist wanted there to be a practical takeaway from the ads.
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You can see past issueson the web or listen to us on WNYC's The Takeaway.
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"The takeaway from this shouldn't be, men and women can't work together," said Ms. Beck.
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"Knowing myself was the biggest takeaway of my empowerment journey," she said, choking back tears.
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The takeaway is that there's a fine line between self-advocacy and being a complainer.
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The final takeaway is that we as a society need investigative journalists more than ever.
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Eerie takeaway: Employers were responsible for providing better-quality health care, if indirectly, even then.
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If someone sees the poster on the street, what do you hope their takeaway is?
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That is probably the one unromantic takeaway that the Trump experience has left me with.
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The takeaway: Klobuchar is a centrist who says she can topple Trump in the Midwest.
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THE TAKEAWAY Wisconsin: The Badgers will kick themselves for years after every missed opportunity here.
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Draisaitl's takeaway led to Ryan Nugent-Hopkins finishing a play at the 11:37 mark.
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My takeaway from Stadia at launch was simple: cool tech stuck in a bad service.
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LG: I think my number one takeaway from that was don't ever feed the influencers.
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The Takeaway: In the tradition of "There's a tweet for everything" may we present this?
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Especially considering what else was coming… The Takeaway: We won't know for a while, TBH.
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The main takeaway from the billionaire's boogie is that money doesn't buy you dance moves.
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One takeaway: plastic is perverse; it goes away only when you don't want it to.
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"Maybe the takeaway is that some of these sentences are just too short," he said.
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Self-care takeaway: It's acceptable to indulge in your wildest whims from time to time.
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Shares of Just Eat fell 2.1%, a day after Dutch firms Prosus NV and Takeaway.
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Shares of Just Eat fell 2%, a day after Dutch firms Prosus NV and Takeaway.
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Just Eat's board has so far sided with him, recommending that shareholders accept the Takeaway.
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"The Force can find anyone" is a big takeaway in the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy.
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But the biggest takeaway from Bright Lights is the indisputable devotion between the two women.
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But the top-line takeaway is that the White House's summary is anything but exculpatory.
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Case: Dreyer's Grand Ice CreamKey takeaway: Don't try to spin bad news or mislead workers.
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The key takeaway for consumers is: Your policies may be less watertight than you think.
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But their big takeaway: Keep calm and don't get wrapped up in his daily drama.
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But if we could offer one takeaway no matter which option you explore: Exercise caution.
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The big takeaway: The farther north you go in the US, the faster it's warming.
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So my takeaway from the film wouldn't be that everything that's secret shouldn't be disclosed.
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That's the takeaway from a study for the National Registry of Exonerations, published on Tuesday.
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But that's not the takeaway from the many experts on-hand at yesterday's Christie's auction.
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Trader takeaway: Gordon sees more room to run for the financials, and likes Citigroup in particular.
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The big takeaway is that they want everyone to know that things are fine, totally fine!
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That's the takeaway from this, that the system worked well, the country is safer for it.
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One of these is by switching from using takeaway coffee cups to using a reusable cup.
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But the real takeaway here is that there's no reason to be scared of the notch.
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The key takeaway here is that neither LME nor ShFE stocks are quite what they seem.
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Should the takeaway be to listen to your friends and family if they hate your boyfriend?
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The big takeaway here is that... I'm probably not going to stop using public WiFi hotspots.
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My biggest takeaway is that funders ought to be conscious that funding will have side effects.
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The Takeaway: Is it possible that we're all overlooking the most important part of this story?
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The takeaway ... Renzel seems to be back to his old self, and he hasn't forgotten Meek.
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My takeaway from this whole experience is you have to always trust your intuition and gut.
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CNBC tested out the device, and the immediate takeaway was how light the Qiyu 2S felt.
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Dez Bryant scored a fourth-quarter touchdown one play after the Cowboys' first takeaway since Oct.
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To the neighborhood activists, the better takeaway is that Buttigieg eventually started taking their concerns seriously.
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Chicken salt found life in takeaway shops, but its original intention wasn't for chips or scallops.
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But the real takeaway from the early footage is the design and look of the film.
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If there's a major takeaway from Nintendo's latest earnings report, it's this: the Switch is #2.
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Brag-able team aside, Cherry says that the significance of this film has a priceless takeaway.
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The takeaway, if you're managing cholesterol, is not to put too much stake into one number.
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If it significantly decreases their suffering, that will be a takeaway well worth paying attention to.
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The beef burrito was more edible, but still the main takeaway was that it was gross.
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Most headlines focused on the monthly index's top-line takeaway, which shows that confidence dipped marginally.
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Check. But the biggest takeaway here should be how GM is indirectly predicting an economic slowdown.
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Here's the takeaway: We're nicer, more compassionate human beings when we aren't hiding behind a screen.
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COM BUSINESSES BEING RUN INDEPENDENTLY, UNDER SEPARATE MANAGEMENT IN COMPLIANCE WITH CMA'S ORDER * JUST EAT TAKEAWAY.
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At least that's our takeaway from all the "peaceful" rocket launches of the First Cold War.
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Here's my ultimate takeaway: Dressing up your tech is just as stupid as it is fun.
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In Sea of Solitude's strongest moments, it communicates this core emotional takeaway with lacerating, startling efficacy.
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TRADER TAKEAWAY: Todd Gordon is bullish on Alibaba going into earnings, and is selling the Nov.
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The takeaway, however, is not that Lu Xun was as flawed as the rest of us.
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I think the greatest takeaway was that that central human sense of wonder and curiosity exist.
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If there's any takeaway here, it's that Switch owners should exercise caution and heed Nintendo's advice.
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But the takeaway for Donald Trump, it seemed, was to always fight, no matter the odds.
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One clear takeaway from that is the minister is sounding much more positive about blockchain technology.
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One big takeaway from this year's Milken conference: attendees were obsessing about the outsized cash environment.
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The deal is set to close by the end of 2019, after which Just Eat Takeaway.
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Takeaway: Verizon indicates that, at least in the immediate future, it will not block legal content.
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"I know everything was so heightened and everybody was so crazy, but that was my takeaway."
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Besides his takeaway from the musical "Hamilton," Kassan has acquired many leadership strategies along the way.
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The big takeaway from my first few days with Apple News+ is that it's simply incomplete.
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One big takeaway: the company that owns Mercedes-Benz ain't scared of Waymo, Apple, or Uber.
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In many ways, as challenging as that was, the big takeaway for me was exactly that.
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But another crucial takeaway is this: Men, ultimately, need to be responsible for what they do.
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But the real takeaway here is this: Never come between a Coachella attendee and their Instagram.
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But the real takeaway here is that human Tom Brady is a truly great career idol.
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I don't want that to be the takeaway from the show, because I don't believe that.
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The takeaway for Google and Android app developers is simple: Use more black and darker colors.
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The takeaway is, it's easier -- relatively speaking -- to secure a conviction on just a murder charge.
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The takeaway: When Trump makes decisions, he doesn't think in terms of constitutional or ethical lines.
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Now happily in a relationship, she says the takeaway of her songs is up for interpretation.
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The prevailing takeaway is one of science gone wrong and the dangers of pursuing the unnatural.
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The big Trump takeaway from the Sessions' recusal is that it was "extremely unfair" to him.
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Your Two-Sentence Takeaway from Fenty Holiday: The shades are bold and glittery, but totally wearable.
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Given how excited you were to work with Ryan, what was your takeaway from the experience?
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But the end of Red Dead Redemption 2's epilogue blows that thematic takeaway to smithereens.
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I think the broad takeaway is the wage and price cycle continues to turn more hawkish.
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That's the big takeaway from a new study published in the Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics.
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The larger takeaway is that very few people actually understand the technological details of digital media.
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The takeaway for Kim is that this was going to happen eventually one way or another.
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And here's our takeaway — you can pretty much never go wrong when there's triple chocolate involved.
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Webster added that the value for Takeaway shareholders potentially could be in splitting up Just Eat.
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Takeaway is by far the largest food ordering service in the Netherlands, where it is profitable.
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The big takeaway: The ruling marked a major win for privacy rights in the digital age.
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BLAZE — TOMATO AND MOZZARELLA SALAD: Blaze's tomato and mozzarella salad came in a plastic takeaway container.
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In July, two European delivery powerhouses, Takeaway and Just Eat, merged in a $10 billion deal.
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THE TAKEAWAY Generally speaking, there is some inconsistency [in] probably his ego, how he perceives himself.
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The key takeaway: Start investing sooner rather than later to take full advantage of compound interest.
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The key takeaway here is the way all of this will be tied to individual stores.
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"The main takeaway from this poll is that the Democratic race has become volatile," Murray said.
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Key takeaway: Inform yourself on the many factors, and figure out how Amazon fits your business
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Sometimes I learned nothing new, but usually, there was some sort of takeaway I found valuable.
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The deal is set to close by the end of 2019, after which Just Eat Takeaway.
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But the most important takeaway for American skeptics is that the policy basically worked as advertised.
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The takeaway was that the Met had deemed no work by Harlem artists worthy of display.
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Takeaway capacity bottlenecks in the Permian could constrain shipping from inland Texas to the Gulf Coast.
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And that's a key takeaway when we think about the future of AR in the workplace.
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The Central Florida defense caused an early fumble, giving them a takeaway in 275 consecutive games.
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The takeaway just from listening to that tape — which, obviously, we're thrilled to have listened to.
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The takeaway: Medicare for All is a microcosm of the broader divides within the Democratic Party.
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An obvious takeaway from RSA 2016 is that the market has become incredibly saturated and fragmented.
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But the takeaway is much more complex — and fascinating — than those headlines would have you believe.
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Delivery Hero has a market capitalization of 6.1 billion euros ($7.47 billion), while Amsterdam-listed Takeaway.
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Those other calls have a very different takeaway, and one that's far more damaging to Trump.
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I think the big takeaway here is that downturns drive more, not less, dislocation through automation.
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" The takeaway: "Whenever there's a crisis like an epidemic, people immediately look for who to blame.
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The takeaway: Blaming diseases on foreigners happens frequently in times of public health crisis, Hung says.
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"I think the big takeaway I want to tell everyone is: Please don't panic," Schneider said.
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That's the frightening takeaway from a study recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Crucially, some of Eminence's fellow investors like activist Cat Rock also own larger stakes in Takeaway.
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That was one takeaway after President Trump's sudden announcement of steep tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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The takeaway: No matter where you place it, blush has, most definitely, made its triumphant return.
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That's the biggest takeaway from Trump's interview with Fox News's Tucker Carlson, which aired Monday night.
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" Sharp's fundamental takeaway, Wikler said, "is that people power can overcome what seems like intractable odds.
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Takeaway: The ordeal shows that the Muslim minority group has limited protections — even from Western democracies.
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That's the takeaway from the latest big reports on cancer deaths in the US and globally.
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But Arrival also layers in some important secondary notes that add nuance to that easy takeaway.
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That's the takeaway from this graphic produced by the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution.
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The takeaway: Approaching tasks in imaginative ways could prevent boredom from sabotaging your (metaphorical) lunch hour.
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You can also read us on the web or listen to us on WNYC's The Takeaway.
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The takeaway: Banks will argue that their improved health means they don't need as many regulations.
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Britain has ordered gyms and bars to shut, and said restaurants should only offer takeaway meals.
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If restaurants close operations completely, Deliveroo won't be able to sell takeaway food via its platform.
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If there's one takeaway from tonight's show, it's that the Jonas Brothers are from New Jersey.
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The takeaway for me is how we're trying to reduce the exposure on a population level.
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The main takeaway, however, is that with the absurdist Trump administration, we have sunk very low.
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But my takeaway is that with a constant population, the usage is pretty consistent over time.
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The Takeaway: If nothing else, at least everyone is now aware of the state's meth problem.
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However, in view of the acquisition of Delivery Hero businesses and related issuance of shares, Takeaway.
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The key takeaway is that he won with President Trump's strong endorsement and Election Eve rally.
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"The takeaway is Elizabeth Warren hates Michael Bloomberg more than she wants to win," Carville said.
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Earlier this month, Delivery Hero Chief Executive Niklas Ostberg said no deal with Takeaway was imminent.
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The takeaway: There are consequences to triggering a survival mechanism when the situation isn't life-threatening.
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For us, the big takeaway is that it&aposs a positive sign for European clean tech.
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The 41-year-old Dutchman, who cooked up the online food-delivery business by founding Takeaway.
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Takeaway: The convolutional network is the way nodes of the neural net connect — like our brains!
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The big takeaway -- he's pigging out on PJ pizza, and bitter as hell about his exit.
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The takeaway that I really want them to get is just be prepared in any situation.
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The biggest takeaway from Sanders's speech is how much his own foreign policy chops have improved.
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Takeaway: The meeting devolved into a shouting match, with both sides yelling statistics at each other.
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I was overruled, so we ended up leaving Korean takeaway noodles — jjamppong — on her grave instead.
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" The takeaway: "One in three users live in places where we can't find much local news.
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But the biggest takeaway here is that in some ways, we don't really need more facts.
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Case: Nucor at a Crossroads Key takeaway: Operations expertise has limits; new investment determines its scale.
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Takeaway: Trump's comments suggest he is still committed to meeting with Kim despite the obstacles ahead.
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The takeaway from seven public impeachment hearings: Nothing has shattered House Republicans' allegiance toward President Trump.
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One key takeaway is that demand growth hasn't completely disappeared even if it has drastically slowed.
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The Amsterdam-listed companies increased their bids, with Prosus offering 800 pence a share and Takeaway.
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"The big takeaway from it is that MPP is not working," said a former DHS official.
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Their main takeaway from the call is that Manaar expects OPEC to agree to deeper cuts.
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What's now taking place in Europe will soon be exported to the U.S. What's happening: Takeaway.
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The food delivery group said it will buy 8.4 million additional shares of Just Eat Takeaway.
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That's been the dominant takeaway from the Golden State's first year of legalized recreational marijuana sales.
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One unspoken takeaway: Make sure everything in your shopping cart sparks joy in the first place.
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The key takeaway of most of the articles about political conversations at Thanksgiving: avoid, avoid, avoid.
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The big takeaway is that 1.5 degrees would be bad, but less bad than 2 degrees.
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But easily the biggest takeaway from all this data is: Egypt's ride-hail industry is booming.
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Those who've chosen to select a bowl can add and takeaway ingredients in the build section.
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Takeaway earlier this month claimed victory in its all-stock bid, valued at 6.2 billion pounds ($8.15 billion), to buy Takeaway, beating out a rival bid from tech investment giant Prosus NV. The deal is set to create one of the world's largest meal delivery companies.
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The Takeaway: Really, we all thought we were doing OK before this news broke, let's be honest.
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The Takeaway: Has a line finally been crossed when it comes to the whole comedy/tragedy thing?
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Delivery Hero's investment plans would not change much in the battle for German customers, Wilton said. Takeaway.
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The takeaway here for politicians is that Uber—nor any other major corporation—is not your friend.
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That's the takeaway from a new research letter published recently in the journal JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery.
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JASON SOLOMON, VOLUNTEER: To see the joy in their face and the excitement, that's my biggest takeaway.
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The important takeaway, though, is that no one candidate looks set to run away with the race.
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Takeaway: A community helps launch your campaign strongly, but you might need extra hands to support it.
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Takeaway: Get better results and stay sane by having one or more persons dedicated to your campaign.
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If that winds up being the case, it might be the most important takeaway from this change.
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One major takeaway, he emphasized, was the need to focus global scientific attention on the methane seeps.
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The primary takeaway being that Aldridge was the first player Pop ever coached who requested a trade.
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The takeaway: e-scooter rentals in Europe remains a hot and fast-growing market to be in.
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My takeaway is that there's a lot more cash on the sidelines," Lee told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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That's the obvious takeaway from a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS examining the 220 Democratic primary.
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Meanwhile, Takeaway is valued at €2.5 billion and its shares are up by more than 24 percent.
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And yet, a central takeaway from this piece on Twitter and elsewhere was: Check out this weirdo!
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The key takeaway here, then, should not be that these attacks show ISIS is a growing threat.
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That is the key takeaway from this meeting - the shift in inflation expectations that has lifted sterling.
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Meaning the most important takeaway from Siriano's tenth anniversary collection was that there was something for everyone.
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It's a shame because that idea seems like the most interesting and exciting takeaway from the film.
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That, along with a 22.7% jump for Just Eat shares after rival online food delivery firm Takeaway.
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This is the biggest takeaway from an Engagious/Focus Pointe Global focus group I watched last week.
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The main takeaway was just write what's in your heart and don't be afraid to be vulnerable.
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"There's no limit to what you can do," she said of the takeaway for tweens and teens.
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And that's because technological change is incremental—which is the only valuable takeaway from this fake video.
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"The main positive takeaway is the early upgrade of full-year expectations," Nordea analyst, Patrik Setterberg, said.
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This book is a collection of 27 essays, all with a takeaway of equality or social justice.
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That's the takeaway from A Star is Born and in the upcoming Yorgos Lanthimos film The Favourite.
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The biggest takeaway: the 2018 Leaf will likely hit the market at a starting price of $29,990.
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That was another main takeaway from our June 3 Engagious/FPG focus group conducted in Erie, Pennsylvania.
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Between the lines: This was another takeaway from the Engagious/FPG focus group I watched last week.
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THE TAKEAWAY Arizona: The October bubble finally burst, but the Wildcats played another exciting, high-scoring game.
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That's a key takeaway from the congressional watchdog, the Government Accountability Office, which oversees the government's spending.
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If there's another takeaway from Ocean's 8, I'll have to wait until June 8 to get it.
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So you can already ask Alexa (Amazon's voice assistant) to order you a taxi or a takeaway.
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The takeaway: Even some common species, despite relatively large numbers, are at risk as their habitats shrink.
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The takeaway was converted into a 3-yard touchdown pass from Dalton to tight end Tyler Kroft.
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As for the real takeaway from all this ... watch out for baby Gloria in about 17 years!!
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Lessons learned: One key takeaway for other tech companies, however, is in the area of managing expectations.
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So she shared two takeaway tips to remember — always find your light and always find your lens.
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Karpinski's takeaway might be a stale refrain, but it's also true: "The stakes could not be higher."
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The Takeaway: Well, someone got photographic proof of the mother, so it has to be real, right…?
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"The core takeaway here is that these donors are much more conservative than the population," he says.
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The big takeaway: It was Trump's references to big, bipartisan policy proposals that were the most revealing.
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The main takeaway of this election is that there is a general consensus among Americans on abortion.
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"The main takeaway is that the design of the incentive is critical to its success," he said.
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The takeaway ... ex-football players have a tendency to wanna bang more -- leading to more entertaining fights.
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Saltz's biggest takeaway, however, is more about the mommy shaming that's happened since Beckham posted the photo.
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My biggest takeaway from my Eero experience is that it seems to live up to its claims.
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Your Two-Sentence Takeaway from Fenty Holiday: I typically steer on the sparkle-free side of makeup.
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That was essentially the takeaway of rank-and-file senators after Tuesday's closed-door GOP conference meeting.
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He tells me the takeaway has been going for 17 years with little change to the recipes.
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That's my takeaway after playing a game of "tag" while wearing a head-mounted display at SXSW.
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And no UK supermarket would be complete without a variety of Indian and Chinese takeaway meal options.
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That's the big takeaway from the latest report on voter purges from the Brennan Center for Justice.
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The main takeaway here is that anyone who tries it can have an experience that goes awry.
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The takeaway is that, when it comes to talking to young children, it's the volume that matters.
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The key takeaway is that, in all of these cases, there are no allegations of illegal conduct.
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The real takeaway here is just how much our infrastructure mess slows our economy and stifles innovation.
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Takeaway: Joyce's departure will leave a void in one of the top cybersecurity roles in the administration.
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CNN: What is the biggest takeaway you want parents and loved ones to get from your book?
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The key takeaway: There's a communication problem between C-suite executives, lower-level managers and ordinary workers.
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In contrast, the other takeaway from today's report closely corroborates the anecdotal information trickling out this month.
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One major takeaway from the team's performance is finishing the job, the Allianz chief economic adviser said.
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Johnny's biggest takeaway is how this will better help us raise kids who are more financially fit.
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The takeaway is that thanks to "Man on the Moon," Carrey and Kaufman will remain forever linked.
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These workers, such as restaurant takeaway couriers for Deliveroo, are most at risk of "one-sided flexibility".
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The overall takeaway is that "any diet can be followed in good and bad forms," Burke said.
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While Tribune said it would "evaluate" the bid, the clear takeaway was that it wanted more time.
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The most important takeaway from all this is that one method of protection against hackers isn't enough.
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The main takeaway wasn't quite what you'd expect from the powerhouse head honcho of a major brand.
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Perhaps the more important takeaway is what this says about how they'll handle this three-year window.
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Takeaway: With Magenta's tools, you don't have to solely focus on composition, you can also analyze sound.
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"The takeaway here has to be that this is an enormous, if not impossible, thing," said Sen.
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The takeaway from the event was not that all hedge funds will soon be overtaken by computers.
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For me, the biggest takeaway here is that VR tweets seem like the most insane thing ever.
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And this was on display again Tuesday night with a bumper sticker takeaway on Syria and Afghanistan.
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The takeaway is clear: There is only one path to victory in 2020, and it's through women.
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A key takeaway in these pieces was how ridiculously inexpensive the line was; consumers ate it up.
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That was my takeaway from the pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard's extraordinary recital at Carnegie Hall on Thursday.
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That feeling was my main takeaway from my hour-and-a-half in the room with Session.
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Eminence Capital, a U.S. hedge fund and 4.4% shareholder in Just Eat, said on Tuesday that Takeaway.
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After 10 days on the road, my main takeaway was this: Europe cannot be taken for granted.
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My takeaway: Many ordinary Russians believe he has has — to paraphrase a Trumpism — made Russia great again.
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It is the main global player active in Portugal and a remote challenger in Poland to Takeaway.
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But if the main takeaway here is that relationships take work, I sort of feel like ... duh?
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Takeaway: Peace deals are difficult to carry out, particularly on this scale, making peace hard to achieve.
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But some big restaurants have yanked their services from takeaway apps entirely as they close for lockdown.
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That was really the main takeaway from that book, was like, here's all the proof you needed.
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"I really hope the takeaway isn't that I've done this amazing thing," Laga told CNN affiliate KPAX.
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One takeaway is that those remarks were classic campaign-trail drivel, neither deeply felt nor remotely prophetic.
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The value of a boring-but-useful website feels like the most optimistic takeaway from all this.
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The takeaway: Wealth is even more concentrated in the hands of the top 1% than income is.
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My most important takeaway from those lessons was that driving was a skill just like anything else.
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If this is the only movie most people ever see about Hitler, what will the takeaway be?
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So, my takeaway is -- why do the Democrats just stand there and let things happen to themselves.
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The third takeaway from this week is that delayed disclosure of child sexual abuse is not unique.
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" Hopkins added, "The biggest takeaway is" — he sighed, pausing for several seconds — "there are about a thousand.
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Another key takeaway is to continue looking for work, even if you think you'll come up short.
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"However, this may be in jeopardy without additional takeaway capacity from Permian Highway in 2020," Myers said.
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The Takeaway: Let's return to the column in question, though, and drill down to its core thesis.
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The key takeaway, she said, was to set a training goal and structure, and stick to it.
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Rivals, such as Deliveroo and Uber (UBER) Eats, also have a big presence in the city. Takeaway.
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Food delivery has grown rapidly across Europe, initially driven by companies such as Just Eat and Takeaway.
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For Lee, however, the real takeaway isn't the more adventure appropriate gear, or even the sweeping action.
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Here's the big takeaway: Almost twice as many Democrats as Republicans are "extremely" into voting this November.
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The Permian Express 4 line provides incremental Permian takeaway capacity, with a total capacity of 120,000 bpd.
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The takeaway is that time is our god, and on some level, we have to worship it.
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"The real takeaway from religion is the idea that we're just passing through this world," he said.
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This is the unspoken, and perhaps unintended, takeaway from Matt Tyrnauer's new documentary, Where's My Roy Cohn?
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Rather, the correct takeaway is that forecast can be off in either direction: favoring Democrats or Republicans.
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Case: Cisco Systems: Developing A Human Capital StrategyKey takeaway: Invest in developing leaders in your teamWhat happened?
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Case: USA Today: Pursuing The Network StrategyKey takeaway: Sometimes the old guard can't handle a new reality.
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While the meeting was long on promises and short on details, I left with an important takeaway.
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But I'll set that aside and just ask: What's the most useful takeaway from all this research?
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The takeaway: Of course, everyone is missing the real story here—did y'all know Frasier is gone?!
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But the biggest takeaway could be bad news for a candidate who looks awfully like Bernie Sanders.
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That's the takeaway from a recent report by Daniel Lathrop and Anna Flagg at the Marshall Project.
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Trump's takeaway from Tuesday night: "I think people like me and people like the job I'm doing."
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The takeaway is that the US should be very supportive of increased military spending by its allies.
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But in most cases, the takeaway is the same: Bottled water represents health, purity, renewal, and safety.
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Perhaps the real takeaway here is don't allow people to send you unsolicited files through Apple AirDrop.
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I think what's really important is that the takeaway from all this is that women aren't going back.
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His major takeaway: Inflation is in a downturn, and it's creating an even more challenging environment for yields.
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Importance of preparation Clinton's primary takeaway after her first debate with Trump was that preparation matters, aides said.
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I spent most of the date trying to work out how quickly I could suggest dental work. Takeaway?
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That was the big takeaway from Tuesday's testimony in front of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee.
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The Takeaway: Is there some way someone can summarize what happened using an analogy that everyone can understand?
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That's the main takeaway from a new investigation into generational housing trends by the Stanford Center on Longevity.
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The glaringly obvious takeaway here: No, Facebook's business was not decimated by its recent Cambridge Analytica privacy debacle.
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The Takeaway: It's unclear whether this counts as smart counter-intuitiveness, in-person nostalgia, or merely contrarian nonsense.
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The companies say the two boards have already agreed on the specific terms, which are as follows: Takeaway.
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The main takeaway, though, is that the amount you'll need in retirement is directly related to your expenses.
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At least, that's the takeaway from a new study by market researchers at Canalys, a market analyst firm.
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For now, at least, the takeaway remains the same: computers are able to "see" us better than ever.
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"We expect differentials to narrow as additional takeaway capacity out of the Permian comes on line," Holman said.
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The big takeaway was how to avoid something bad, albeit with a massive blind spot toward sexual assault.
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That's the main takeaway from a new report by the Urban Institute, a nonpartisan think tank in Washington.
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" He continues: "My takeaway from that piece is, like, this"—meaning everything he posts on Facebook—"isn't authentic.
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That's one big takeaway from her interview with Recode senior correspondent Peter Kafka at this year's Code Conference.
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It's a weekday lunchtime and the place is bustling, with a takeaway queue snaking out of the door.
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The takeaway is that Trump Tower Moscow was a more serious project than Cohen initially wanted to admit.
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In the first half, it faced heavy marketing spending in its home market Germany by Dutch rival Takeaway.
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It has a whizz-bang app that allows people to, yes you got it, order takeaway food online.
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The Takeaway If you are buying a phone for the camera, you can't go wrong with the S9+.
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Perhaps the biggest takeaway in Holder's report for HR managers: High performers shouldn't be given a free pass.
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AS: * Indicative price range for the offering is set at 20.5 to 67493 (inclusive) per share, valuing takeaway.
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" As for whether he has any career regrets, Roddick said, "Everyone has those, but that's not my takeaway.
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The takeaway: If you're a boss, show your workers some love by treating them to a pizza party.
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The important takeaway from the effects of different cannabis products is that everything will have a different effect.
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Lekkerland delivers products to petrol stations, bakeries, newspaper stores, takeaway restaurants and other traders in seven European countries.
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My biggest takeaway is that the future is a lot more open and flexible than it may seem.
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The Financial Times has also reported a potential tie-up between food delivery companies Just Eat and Takeaway.
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Connecticut-based activist fund Cat Rock Capital owns a 2.5% stake in Just Eat and 4% of Takeaway.
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And the takeaway they're getting is: Take naked pictures of yourself, and boys will like you for it.
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Another key takeaway from the Forbes' list was the glaring gender pay gap between the actors and actresses.
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As its statement makes very clear, the White House wanted to make sure that was the top takeaway.
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That, at least, is the general takeaway from two new scientific papers published today in the journal Nature.
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The takeaway is that Trump is worried about the consequences of Chinese technology advancing faster than American technology.
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I'm not sure how I feel about Carisi's takeaway that fake news led to a real trafficking case.
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" The key takeaway is this: "Steer clear of providers that only (or mostly) do offer-in-compromise work.
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If you think that the Rajneeshees were like these evil brainwashed cult members, that's a valid takeaway, too.
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The question is what Lucasfilm's takeaway from the film will be — and what we want it to be.
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Perhaps the biggest takeaway from all this, though, is just how impressively the Harry Potter books have endured.
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" Another vital takeaway from her years in the public eye: shattering the myth of the perfect, "great life.
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Earlier this week the company announced it had agreed terms to be taken over by Dutch rival Takeaway.
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The takeaway: Developing drugs is an expensive process that costs billions of dollars and frequently ends in failure.
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Big takeaway today is we were thankful for no more #ncwx storm related deaths as of 2pm. pic.twitter.
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The key takeaway: The Russians pulled it off with the help of giant platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
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When I -- when I actually started reading it, I couldn&apost understand where that takeaway really came from?
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This year's Republican and Democratic National Conventions yielded an unexpected takeaway: Most Americans don't know much about slavery.
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If I didn't learn anything else that summer, I did have this takeaway: Demi Lovato's fans go HARD.
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The takeaway: place a bowl on your kitchen counter and fill it with nutritious oranges, bananas, and apples.
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The big takeaway: Cutting out fossil fuels, which the United Nations panel has called for repeatedly, isn't enough.
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The bigger takeaway here is that the images potentially give us some new insight about the manufacturing timeline.
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Key takeaway: Democrats need to invest heavily in digital campaign strategies if they want to win in 2018.
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The biggest takeaway from the presentation is the company is now making its own hardware for the platform.
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I can't cook because there is no power and I am forced to get takeaway and it's expensive.
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The show's most sobering takeaway might be that, when you don't make a will, everything can go wrong.
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Beyond the technical details, the takeaway is simple: Wright doesn't have any math to back up his claim.
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But the biggest takeaway was that he and those around him have no idea what they are doing.
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But the main takeaway from all this is simple: Be very, very careful when you play with fireworks.
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At least that's the takeaway from the latest installment of award-winning filmmaker Whitney Dow's the Whiteness Project.
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" His final takeaway was: "Samsung has accomplished something special here, even though there's more work to be done.
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The main takeaway -- "I was like, 'Holy s**t, it's really high up there,'" Aoki told TMZ Sports.
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The ultimate takeaway from this year's Hugos is that while there has been considerable controversy, things are good.
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A key takeaway is that there is an unmistakable bipartisan hunger from within to make Congress work better.
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That's the main takeaway from Trump's interview with The New York Times, which was published on Thursday evening.
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The primary takeaway here is that this "new normal" can take on multiple forms and follow distinct paths.
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Why should you not be able to enjoy takeaway food, just because you happen to be a dog?
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But even beyond what the poll might say about voters' own beliefs, that murkiness is also a takeaway.
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Clothes, accessories, takeaway coffee, books, magazines, house plants and housewares were also on her do-not-buy list.
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The takeaway: While lowering drug prices is a bipartisan issue, Democrats aren't letting President Trump off the hook.
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The Takeaway offer has been months in the making and has had a number of twists and turns.
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