You have to be mindful of what youre taking out of your wallet.
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You have to be mindful of what you're taking out of your wallet.
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My point was, it was a semantic issue that folks were taking out of context.
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Meanwhile, the number taking out of the insurance pool has increased by over ten million.
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They may not be aware how much pneumonia is taking out of them in terms of dehydration.
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President Macron vowed to replace every dollar that the U.S. government is taking out of climate science.
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The companies in the survey did not indicate how much they might consider taking out of the bank.
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Amazon Go works by using computer vision and sensors to detect what items you're taking out of the store.
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Nobody … Over the same period, China was taking out of the rest of the world a whopping trade surplus of $570 billion.
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"For three people that I'm taking out of the teller line, I'm going to reinvest two into the sales force," he said.
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On my agenda left includes such things as taking out of the box the independent review stuff, chat a little bit about that.
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They didn't know who he was, but really taking out of context a really innocent interchange between the vice president and my son.
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Kawakubo is known for her risk-taking, out-of-the-box aesthetic, and attendees channeled that with a stream of rad beauty looks.
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They didn't know who he was, but really taking out of context, a really innocent interchange between the vice president and my son.
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The film highlights a debate over voting rights, which LBJ insists on taking out of the Civil Rights bill, and focusing instead on desegregation.
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While appearing on CNN's "New Day" Monday, Zhu said she didn't see her tweets as offensive and said they were taking out of context.
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On Wednesday, the top-trending video on YouTube captioned Hogg as an "actor," taking out of context CNN affiliate KCBS' interview with Hogg in August 2017.
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On the A2410, that panel is dominated by an Angle Of Attack indicator, which describes how much bite your airplane's wings are taking out of the air.
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Known for taking out-of-the-box concepts that seem like science fiction and turning them into science fact, the program is changing the future of space travel.
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Amazon's Go store in Seattle uses multiple camera and sensors that use computer vision algorithms to detect what items you're taking out of the store so you're automatically charged.
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Trump appeared to be taking out of context Khan's comments earlier that day in which he said there was no reason to worry about the increased police presence in London.
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We discussed with the Iranian authorities the taking out of the Saudi families, the women and the children, and we agreed that we will take them out the next day.
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" To avoid becoming either victim or perpetrator in an accidental theft, Green said, "be careful that whatever you're taking out of the fridge to eat or trash is actually yours.
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People are wrongly pointing to, and taking out of context, the phrase "any matters that arose or may arise directly from the investigation" to characterize special counsel's authority as broad.
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Here's one that io9 staff writer Katharine Trendacosta got for a JetBlue flight she's taking out of JFK tomorrow, with the subject "A note about your upcoming airport experience":"Experience," indeed.
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Maybe you need to waste less time on Facebook, or maybe you need to do a better job of listening to those alarms and actually taking out-of-the-office breaks.
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"You had a couple of stable days last week and then the market started (on Monday) with a wave of profit taking out of China, restoring the downward sentiment," he said.
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As home values rise, home equity lines of credit, often used to tap home equity, are flatlining, and the overall amount of money people are taking out of their homes is shrinking.
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Listeners who have an axe to grind could pull a clip that presents a podcaster in a bad light — perhaps, taking out of context something they said in hopes of manufacturing social media outrage.
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" And Ilyse Hogue, the president of Naral Pro-Choice America, said, "When I heard John Kasich's latest offensive views on women and our rights, I almost dropped the casserole I was taking out of the oven!
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The cameras are able to analyze what items you're putting in and taking out of the bag, which should make things convenient, provided you're okay with hundreds of cameras analyzing your every move through the store.
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But other Nissan executives accused him of not disclosing how much he was taking out of the company as profits began to suffer in 2018, and Ghosn was arrested in Japan and charged with financial wrongdoing.
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Shoppers can simply grab items and leave, as the store is fitted with multiple camera and sensors that use computer vision algorithms to detect what items you're taking out of the store and charged to your account.
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Ghosn escaped from Japan while on house arrest under 24-hour surveillance after Nissan executives accused him of not disclosing how much he was taking out of the company, and he was arrested and charged with financial wrongdoing.
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"The taking out of (Qasem) Soleimani definitely has been an important step to check at least some of the ambitions of Iran after its very provocative actions in the past year," Saudi Arabian Prince Turki Al-Faisal told CNBC's Hadley Gamble.
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"You really got it—the waiting forever, and the taking out of the calendars," Judge Adams, who has retired from family court, and is a special adviser at the New York City Department of Homeless Services * , said, with a sigh.
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" "Massachusetts seeks to publicly vilify Purdue, its executives, employees and directors while unfairly undermining the important work we have taken to address the opioid addiction crisis by taking out of context snippets from tens of millions of documents and grossly distorting their meaning.
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The total size of these economic systems, and the amount of money they are taking out of the global demand and output, give you an idea of the difference they could make to the livelihoods of billions of people on our planet – if they changed their ways.
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"The fact that that was done last Friday on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, at the same time the White House was taking out of the annual proclamation any reference to the fact that the Holocaust was about Jews, this was not a coincidence," he said Monday at Virginia's Washington Dulles International Airport.
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Many locals asked him to advice something. In Peter’s the Great times, in that region occurred a flood and Avil had been taking out of the cave. Nobody knows what had happened to him then. There is also a secret tunnel buried under the tons of sand.
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This yearly commemorative event is normally held in April with great enthusiasm. Some other places related to different saints also have yearly commemorations. 7.7 Bara Wafat:- Every year the birthday of prophet Muhammed is celebrated according to the Hijri calendar with great zeal and taking out of large processions.
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Fictional former president of the US who was publicly known to have had an affair with astrologer Gail Andrews in . One of his presidential orders was the bombing of Damascus or "Damascectomy" (the taking out of Damascus), an issue Andrews denied that she counselled him on. At the time of , Hudson had died for unknown reasons.
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The platform itself had suffered a fire on June 24, taking out of the structure. The fires delayed some Penn Central Railroad trains, but not many due to a smaller Saturday schedule. Despite extinguishing both fires, no one could answer the source of the blaze. A lean-to that was built for Spuyten Duyvil burned down in the winter of 1958-1959\.
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The train the two of them are taking out of the city stops without warning or reason, so they decide to rent a car to avoid missing their ferry. Nathalie tells Nadia her story, but Nadia zones out and does not pay attention to any of it. Nadia's guilt over ignoring Nathalie's plight returns to haunt her later in the story.
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In 1856, Mennie v. Blake summarized the law of replevin by stating, "... it seems clear that replevin is not maintainable unless in a case in which there has been first a taking out of the possession of the owner. This stands upon authority and the reason of the thing". The mere claim by the distrainor that he had a right to the chattels distrained was a technicality that ended the action in replevin.
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Salvado had taken out British citizenship in order to have the right to defend aboriginal people in courts, where they were often charged with killing sheep and other livestock. Castholic doctrine, as enunciated by St Thomas Aquinas, does not consider taking out of necessity from others their property as theft, particularly since shepherds drove away the kangaroo on which natives depended. A number of people descended from these Njunga now live at Goomalling.
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These investors immediately took out a three million dollar bank mortgage, although they had paid Mrs. Robinson only $50,000 plus stock in their new corporation, and stock in several other of the ultimately nine schools they bought. All nine schools were eventually closed following the taking out of large mortgages. In 1955 the Army granted EMA status as an honor Junior ROTC unit. From 1951 to 1968 students ninth grade and up were taken to a military training base, Camp Smith, for a week in May for riflery training and practice.
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Also took his final place in the Chilean musical scene, taking out of the underground the hardcore scene and promoting metalcore sound and the vegan straight edge movement. That year they made massive shows for over thousands people, playing with bands from other musical scenes. In 2006, the compilatory album El Fuego Sigue Ardiendo was edited in México by Decision Personal Records. Thanks to the support that the record gave to them Asunto played in countries all over South America like México, Colombia and Perú to name a few.
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The film was shot over six weeks in 1976 near Berowra, north of Sydney, on 16mm. Shooting was a turbulent experience, in part because everyone was living together on location and there were fierce arguments between Cowan and the cast over the direction the film was taking.David Stratton, The Last New Wave: The Australian Film Revival, Angus & Robertson, 1980 p188-189 Post-production took eighteen months and the film was blown up from 16mm to 35mm. Four minutes were taking out of the film after its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival.
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Kwinto by taking out of his pocket a mouthpiece of trumpet asserts that they had mistaken him for someone else and he is a musician. Although they seem to be confused, the brothers nonetheless tell him the address of their automobile shop in case if "Mr Musician would be willing to play together with them". Kwinto rents a hotel room. Soon he is visited by his former accomplice and now a successful banker, Gustaw Kramer who informs him that six years ago Kwinto was arrested not by chance.
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Laurence O'Shaughnessy's former home, the large house on the corner, 24 Crooms Hill, Greenwich, London Orwell returned to England in June 1937, and stayed at the O'Shaughnessy home at Greenwich. He found his views on the Spanish Civil War out of favour. Kingsley Martin rejected two of his works and Gollancz was equally cautious. At the same time, the communist Daily Worker was running an attack on The Road to Wigan Pier, taking out of context Orwell writing that "the working classes smell"; a letter to Gollancz from Orwell threatening libel action brought a stop to this.
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Sentry (Shao-Bing or Shaobing, 哨兵) is a ducted fan VTOL UAV developed by NUDT, and it is mainly intended for disaster rescue missions by search survivors after disaster had struct. The entire system is designed for rapid deployment and can be airborne within two minutes after taking out of storage. The general designers of Sentry UAV is Mr. Zhou Yi (周易) and Mr. Li Xiao-Hua (李晓华) of NUDT. Externally, Sentry UAV resembles Allied Aerospace ISTAR UAV, except the landing gear of Sentry consists of four lege instead of a ring adopted by ISTAR.
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She said: "The splicing together of extracts from longer speeches appears to have completely distorted what the speakers were saying. "The CPS has demonstrated that it will not hesitate to prosecute those responsible for criminal incitement. But in this case we have been dealing with a heavily edited television programme, apparently taking out of context aspects of speeches, which, in their totality, could never provide a realistic prospect of any convictions". "The CPS was also asked by the police to consider whether a prosecution under the Public Order Act 1986 should be brought against Channel 4 for broadcasting a programme including material likely to stir up racial hatred.
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The work was completed with no recorded incidents of serious injury or death among the workforce. By mid-1826, the Canal Company had insufficient funds to complete the work, and a special meeting authorised the taking out of a mortgage to cover the £15,000 deficit. The canal was an obvious competitor to the River Tone Navigation, which was managed by the Conservators of the River Tone, a legal body created for that purpose by Act of Parliament in 1699. There was animosity between the Company and the Conservators, with the Company maintaining that they had a right to use the Tone to reach the centre of Taunton, and the Conservators maintaining that they did not.
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The doctrines proclaimed by him fell upon his auditors like a thunderbolt from a clear sky; they were struck with astonishment at the boldness of the speaker and the strange doctrine he taught. Astonishment gave place to anger, and threats of violence were boldly uttered. The excitement increased, reaching out and embracing neighborhoods beyond that of the church; several with their teams went to the church for the purpose of taking out of its walls the logs which they had contributed. At that day the use of alcoholic liquors as a beverage was a prevailing custom in almost every family throughout the township, hence temperance lecturers were regarded as disturbers of the peace.
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On April 12, Banting, Best, Collip, Macleod, and FitzGerald wrote jointly to the president of the University of Toronto to propose a similar arrangement with the aim of assigning a patent to the Board of Governors of the University. The letter emphasized that: > The patent would not be used for any other purpose than to prevent the > taking out of a patent by other persons. When the details of the method of > preparation are published anyone would be free to prepare the extract, but > no one could secure a profitable monopoly. The assignment to the University of Toronto Board of Governors was completed on 15 January 1923, for the token payment of $1.00.
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The Malacca Chittys observe rituals, festivals and ceremonies, such as Thai Pongal, Madhu Pongal for those who rear cows, Kani Pongal especially for maidens, Deepavali, putting 'Kolams' and flowers during the month of Margali on the doorsteps, Kelemays Sarasvathi (Ahyutha poojas), Sivarathri, Egadesi, Amman Thiruviza, carrying of the Kavadis during the months of Thaipusam, Masimagam, Sithrai, Panguni Utharam, Adi matham prayers and the taking out of the Rathams (Religious Chariots) in procession for some festivals. There are three Rathams made of wood with lovely carvings of Indian Deities, and dating back some 200 years. The Rathams are maintained in good condition and kept in the temple grounds. One Ratham is for Lord Ganesha, one for Lord Subramaniar Swamy, and one for Lord Rama Swamy.
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Algae such as diatoms, along with other phytoplankton, are photosynthetic primary producers supporting the food web of the Great Lakes, and have been effected by global warming. The changes in the size or in the function of the primary producers may have a direct or an indirect impact on the food web. Photosynthesis carried out by diatoms comprises about one fifth of the total photosynthesis. By taking out of the water, to photosynthesize, diatoms help to stabilize the pH of the water, as otherwise would react with water making it more acidic. :CO2 + H2O <=> HCO3^- + H+ Diatoms acquire inorganic carbon thought passive diffusion of and HCO3, as well they use carbonic anhydrase mediated active transport to speed up this process.
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Certain of the economic evils had been dealt with by a Statute of Edward I of England (35 Edward I, St. 1, c. 1, 1306–07), forbidding alien priors or governors of a religious house to impose charges or burdens on their houses and forbidding abbots, priors or other religious to send out of the kingdom any tax imposed on them. But the "Statute of Provisors" recites that the evils complained of in the petition leading to this Statute of Edward I still continue, and that "our holy father, the Pope", still reserves to his collation benefices in England, giving them to aliens and denizens and taking first fruits and other profits, the purchasers of benefices taking out of the kingdom a great part of its treasure.
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At the meeting of General Estates on August 26 the third estate continued to deride the cost the upkeep of the Catholic clergy was having on the merchants and bourgeoisie. Their representative Jacques de Bretagne, magistrate of Autun demanded ecclesiastical property face alienation. They held that of the 120 million livres the clergy were taking out of the economy if 48 million were set aside the clergy could live off the 4 million in interest per year that such a move would still provide, leaving 72 million for France to use to clear up its debts and stimulate the economy. The representative of the nobility took similar grounds and even demanded for the Protestants the right to assembly (totally dismissing the Edict of July out of hand).
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But in this case we have been dealing with a heavily edited television programme, apparently taking out of context aspects of speeches, which, in their totality, could never provide a realistic prospect of any convictions". "The CPS was also asked by the police to consider whether a prosecution under the Public Order Act 1986 should be brought against Channel 4 for broadcasting a programme including material likely to stir up racial hatred. Miss David advised West Midlands Police that on the evidence available, there was insufficient evidence that racial hatred had been stirred up as a direct consequence of the programme. It would also be necessary to identify a key individual responsible for doing this together with an intent to stir up racial hatred, which was not possible.
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By early November, Connaught was producing about 1 litre of insulin per week. Nonetheless, large-scale manufacture of insulin at Connaught reached its limits, prompting the researchers to contract with Eli Lilly and Company to increase production and accept patents in Canada, the United States, and Great Britain. Banting objected initially to the taking out of patents and the charging of royalties for the manufacture of insulin; the Canadian patent was sold to the University of Toronto for a symbolic dollar. Following the discovery of the isoelectric point for insulin, Eli Lilly hoped to win an insulin production patent for itself but could not due to a similar and concurrent discovery by Michael Somogyi, Phillip Shaffer and E. A. Doisy at Washington University in St. Louis, news of which had already reached the researchers in Toronto.
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Special consideration is given to water conservation with efficiency of water usage increased by thirty percent and achieving the same result with less liquid used. All multirotors are designed for rapid deployment, and can be airborne within a few minute after taking out of storage and assembled and loaded with payloads. TXC multirotors are intended for simple operation and maintenance, and operator can be qualified to perform operation and routine daily maintenance after ten to fifteen days of training, depending on the model. Unlike most Chinese multirotors using a pair of skids as landing gear, all TXC multirotors have four legs as landing gear, and as of late 2014, all TXC multirotors are electrically powered, and adopt the same layout: the hexadecacopter has two rotors on each of the eight arms, bringing the total number of rotors to sixteen.
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The final separation of religious and secular censorship was brought about by the Empress Elizabeth, who ordered that "all printed books in Russia pertaining to the Church and the teachings of the Church should be published with the approbation of the Holy Synod, and civil books and other kinds of books not pertaining to the church, with the approbation of the Governing Senate". Nevertheless, according to Zhirkov, Elizabeth's censorship was somewhat disordered; A notable aspect of Elizabeth's reign was her attempts to destroy all traces of the previous short reign of her ousted predecessor, Anna Leopoldovna. Thus, with the decree of October 27, 1742, Elizabeth ordered a review of all books published in the period from October 17, 1740, to November 25, 1741. On September 18, 1748, the Synod resolved that "wherever printed church books with one of the mentioned titles are found in someone's possession, these should be gathered ... and, taking out of them only the pages in need of correction, to send them to the printer, where they will be printed, as soon as possible, without delay or slowness".
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A number of articles were subsequently published in which Masaryk accused "the domestic resistance" of having done nothing of note during the war, and he accused Kramář of still being loyal to the House of Habsburg as late of 1919, taking out of context Kramář's remark at the Paris Peace Conference that he was still a monarchist at heart. Masaryk further argued, based on the memoirs of Count Maximilian von Coundenhove, the Austrian commander in Prague in 1918, that the work of the "domestic resistance" in proclaiming Czechoslovak independence on 28 October 1918 had been ineffective and implied that Kramář was actually working with Coundenhove to preserve Austrian rule over the Czech lands. Writing in 2009, the American historian Andrea Orzoff wrote that the extent that Kramář lost the Boj legendistů of the 1920s could be seen even today since most Czechs still revere Masaryk as the "President-Liberator" and, to a lesser extent, the memory of Beneš is still venerated, but Kramář has largely been forgotten in popular memory. During his time in the National Assembly (1918–1937), Kramář worked in the Committee for Foreign Affairs and made many speeches on foreign policy.
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