Bellicosity from the brass is the order of the day.
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Contingency and chance, instead, are the order of the day.
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"Armed struggle was the order of the day," he said.
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These missions were the order of the day in 1967.
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Still, "run for the hills" sounds like the order of the day.
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Dress-up was very much the order of the day and drag.
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This meant a party to celebrate was the order of the day.
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Uncertainty seemed to be the order of the day at that time.
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Caution appeared to be the order of the day across world markets.
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Themed nights and bank holiday specials were the order of the day.
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Here, live music, champagne, and innuendo are the order of the day.
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"An opening-up is the order of the day," Mr. Lamamra said.
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Billions This week on "Billions," revenge is the order of the day.
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The order of the day for the broader meeting, held on Jan.
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Calm understanding of both sides was not the order of the day.
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Still, positive thinking is the order of the day, at least in public.
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Consolidation seems the order of the day for the rest of the industry.
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Given the price runup, prudence seems to be the order of the day.
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Under German leadership, slashing the government spending became the order of the day.
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In the Money Fight Era, wild speculation is the order of the day.
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If cooperation was easier, banding together was the order of the day, comrades.
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Victorian cravats and Regency-era ruffled shirts were the order of the day.
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Although outrage is the order of the day, his speech trafficked in empathy.
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For Mr. Kaczynski, 27 years later, revenge is the order of the day.
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Heavy rain and tropical-storm-force wind gusts were the order of the day.
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Ruthlessness is the order of the day, and Catherine can't entirely trust the military.
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Fiscal consolidation within the European monetary union still remains the order of the day.
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Redundant property, inefficient technology and bloated executive perks are the order of the day.
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So volatility looks as if it's going to be the order of the day.
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Organ solos, simple riffs, and no growls are the order of the day here.
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Therefore, I'd say 'close attention' rather than caution is the order of the day.
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All right, fine: Every week on "Billions," revenge is the order of the day.
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London was all about trends and fashion, with funk the order of the day.
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With Congress back in session, legislating was the order of the day across several fronts.
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Terror, whether perpetrated by terrorists or the state, has become the order of the day.
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Indeed, caution is the order of the day even in liberal Taiwan and Hong Kong.
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As for the other swing votes, pureed word salad was the order of the day.
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If political dissolution is the order of the day, why should economic disaggregation not follow?
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At its core, crime and unscrupulous activity are once again the order of the day.
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By 2018, insipid corporate wokeness had become the order of the day, and Swift Inc.
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If caution was the order of the day, why did it require such lavish investment?
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We have to ensure that stability and sound public finances are the order of the day.
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In China, summary executions and the arbitrary killing of opponents were the order of the day.
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Random arrests are the order of the day, in a country already intimidated by government pressure.
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Again, co-operation with technology companies, and sometimes with other banks, is the order of the day.
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Orgies, topless female musicians and boozing were very much "the order of the day", according to Ussher.
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The Order of the Day , by Éric Vuillard, translated from the French by Mark Polizzotti (Other Press) .
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Except in Ashley Fure's boldly individual "Bound to the Bow," influence seemed the order of the day.
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Weather warnings were the order of the day, with forecasts of violent winds, mostly in coastal areas.
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Reason was the order of the day in the Enlightenment, and with it the art of persuasion.
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Oxfam India Chief Executive Amitabh Behar said that the arrests, "cannot become the order of the day".
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El Museo del Barrio Mexican street food, done with some refinement, is the order of the day.
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Linking a bonus to performance—to profits, for example—would seem to be the order of the day.
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We need to be — have responsible dialogue, but I don't think requirements are the order of the day.
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Ayrault said for now air strikes and troops on the ground were not "the order of the day".
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Neither side wants to see conflict and remains hopeful that continuity will be the order of the day.
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Seymour's cast is so mercurial they change minds in midparagraph; mixed emotions are the order of the day.
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Thrift is the order of the day, along with worries about multinational companies' paring their investments in Britain.
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Speed, not sage policymaking was clearly the order of the day, and it has continued into this week.
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In the meantime, de-escalation is the order of the day, and Russia one of its unlikely brokers.
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As to the design of airframes themselves, cautious improvement rather than radical change is the order of the day.
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For years, the city teetered on the edge of bankruptcy; austerity, not investment, was the order of the day.
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Citizens can hope that free speech, a free press and human rights will become the order of the day.
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Ecstasy, speed, and poppers were the order of the day: party drugs that reflected the uplifting rush of trance.
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Market calculations shift swiftly, and hedging against losses on multiple fronts could quickly become the order of the day.
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"Convergence used to be the order of the day," said Larry Summers, the Harvard economist and former Treasury secretary.
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On both sides of the Iron Curtain, paranoia and alarm about the adversary's intentions was the order of the day.
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Fasting and penance are the order of the day as Christians the world over mark Jesus' crucifixion on Good Friday.
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It was there that Celeste started attending quarry raves where speed garage and jungle were the order of the day.
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It's why he promised the Boy Scouts that in Trump's America, "Merry Christmas" would be the order of the day.
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"Inflation is the order of the day," Richard Eder wrote of "The Prince of Tides" in The Los Angeles Times.
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It behooves him now to restate that commitment; everywhere else in government, toxic factionalism is the order of the day.
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But here at the Group of 20 summit meeting, public splits with Mr. Trump were the order of the day.
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Outrage and indignation over the PCA's ruling were the order of the day on Weibo, China's Twitter-like social media platform.
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The order of the day at these bedrooms overlooking the ocean and their surrounding grounds is peace, calm and quiet reflection.
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It seems yet another way of saying absolute loyalty to the party and its leader is the order of the day.
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Eric Vuillard's 2017 book, "L'Ordre du Jour" (The Order of the Day), was a look at companies complicit in Hitler's rise.
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The crowd, sensing that ridicule would be the order of the day, became a nervously appreciative audience for each punch line.
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There is a crisis on, national unity is the order of the day, and public shame will keep away price-gouging.
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"When I was growing up, where my culture and religion intersected, corporal punishment was the order of the day," writes Bathe, 42.
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Employers hire and fire freely, redundancy costs are low, wage determination is flexible and professional management is the order of the day.
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Hence, a quietly successful trip that can be played up to his domestic constituency is very much the order of the day.
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Temperatures there topped 93 degrees (about 34 Celsius), but propriety won over practicality, and formal wear was the order of the day.
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Healthy bonding is the order of the day as ardent Venus forms a lucky triangle (a trine) with grounded Saturn on the 20th.
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Matters are not helped by the mercurial speakers in both houses, who can up-end the order of the day on a whim.
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Fair play is the order of the day, of course, but at the center of the Doctor's hearts is a desire for adventure.
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It's a shame, as these sort of game releases are a rarity, with safer, more familiar sequels becoming the order of the day.
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Women, I realized, had to constantly update their wardrobe to look sharp and relevant — or whatever look was the order of the day.
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Denim, perhaps the ultimate antidote to Brandon Maxwell's signature red-carpet glamour, was the order of the day at the designer's latest show.
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It was a place where the prospect of black wealth was real at a time when white supremacy was the order of the day.
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A vociferous and united condemnation of the president's behavior by our lawmakers and those who serve this administration is the order of the day.
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At Victoria Beckham, ice-cream pastels were the order of the day, with models wearing blue via turquoise shirts, royal pumps, and azure midi skirts.
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There are no chafing dishes in sight at the Coastal Kitchen, where the order of the day is white table cloths and sit-down service.
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"We have been in bipartisan negotiations for the last three weeks because that's what Republicans told us was the order of the day," Murphy said.
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To him, "experimentation is the order of the day"; dire circumstances may force your diet to become a bit more elastic than it's used to.
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But while Alexa skills may be the order of the day, this is not the only area where Amazon and Hatch might collaborate in the future.
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She added that "the takeaway from this call is that the American deserve the truth, to know the truth, transparency is the order of the day."
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"Proactively foster a healthy, positive Internet culture, and let cultured comment, rational posts and well-intentioned responses become the order of the day online," Ren said.
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SIHANOUKVILLE, Cambodia — When Cambodia's prime minister greeted passengers on a cruise ship amid a coronavirus scare on Valentine's Day, embraces were the order of the day.
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So the fact is that rate cuts are the order of the day and there is realization that eventually India too will need to cut rates.
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Hubris is the order of the day around the White House, and no-holds-barred is the only lesson he will have taken from this episode.
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Because it's the Super Bowl and competition is the order of the day, we'll be breaking things down by crowning some winners and pitying some losers.
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Analytics and big data are the order of the day, and any SEO that isn't familiar with these approaches has a lot of catching up to do.
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Insults become the order of the day, in the street, on airplanes and the subway, and on social media, following a chain that originates with Trump's provocations.
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But whenever fear is the basis for policy, whenever reprisal and macho declarations of "carpet bombing" are the order of the day, Westerners repeat decades-old mistakes.
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That will be the order of the day in Tokyo this weekend, when Trump is paying the first state visit after the ascension of a new emperor.
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A Justice Department investigation of the city's law enforcement practices convened about a year after the McDonald shooting found unconstitutional policing was the order of the day.
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Given that the current political climate seems to make joking about sincerely held views the order of the day, don't expect the trend to fade anytime soon.
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I cannot watch idly as the country is forced to face a "lesser of two evils" election, where corruption, illegality, and untruths are the order of the day.
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Since that's the point of the cause, and since that goal is best served by staying vague, vagueness will likely continue to be the order of the day.
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Offense has been the order of the day for Anaheim, which has scored 24 goals during the winning streak and is 03-for-18 on the power play.
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For those hoping to snap a pair of Outland's $195 Harriet jeans, patience might be the order of the day as deliveries are not guaranteed until April, 2019.
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Home runs were the order of the day for Leiter on Wednesday, as the 53-year-old permitted three in five innings of a no-decision at Seattle.
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Sure, that might seem silly on a show where ice zombies are coming to devour everybody whole, and where casual murder is still the order of the day.
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Keeping clutter and bloat down to a minimum is the order of the day, and that means some of the usual bells and whistles get lost along the way.
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A statement from world leaders that, with the world economy still fragile, fiscal stimulus is the order of the day might provide an excuse for deferring a tax hike.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton took to the podium at the Waldorf Astoria hotel Thursday for a charity dinner at which gentle roasting was the order of the day.
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"So building that trust while that pressure continues and while the efforts for diplomacy continue is the order of the day," Brooks continued at an Aspen Security Forum event.
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"Two weeks ago, the order of the day had been to push rates lower heading into Hurricane Irma weekend," wrote Matthew Graham, chief operating officer of Mortgage News Daily.
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So if this is the pro-consumer choice Chairman Wheeler propounds it to be, it is only fair that full disclosure and transparency become the order of the day.
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The order of the day is institutional sclerosis, a lot of posturing and "generally a moment of great confusion," said Rubén Amón, a columnist for El País, a Spanish newspaper.
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The order of the day here is Thai massage, carried out by Ladda, or one of her nimble masseurs, who will stretch and pummel you into a bliss-like state.
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If rags to riches is the order of the day, why not use Oprah Winfrey, who endured poverty, sexual assault and teenage pregnancy before developing a multi-billion-dollar entertainment franchise?
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"This is all very messy - there is no clear and clean way out of this - leaving uncertainty and caution the order of the day for sterling and other UK assets," Markets.
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"Consolidation will be the order of the day now, because I think there's a realisation that there's both upside and downside risk on the table," said ING currency strategist Viraj Patel.
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A more pluralistic approach to Brexit, with greater input from the British Parliament, as well as from the devolved governments of Scotland and Wales, is now the order of the day.
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But right now its core strategy is hinged on localized content, that seems to be the order of the day for US entertainment players in India, Amazon and Netflix being the others.
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These indications of Trump's seriousness — the administration's "maximum pressure" campaign — brought Kim to agree to meet with the president in Singapore, and official optimism seemed to be the order of the day.
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Puns and wordplay are the order of the day, like "Who's there" for FIRST, which happens to be Who's place over "there" if you are familiar with the Abbott and Costello routine.
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As the cold civil war across our nation continues to roil and hyperpartisanship remains the order of the day, a candidate who can contemplate reaching across the aisle is a welcome change.
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Granted, it's a Tom Clancy game and exaggeration is usually the order of the day, but the dialogue writing feels downright lazy after more than a couple of hours with the squad.
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"Crises of leadership are the order of the day at the beginning of the twenty-first century," Elizabeth Samet writes, in the introduction to "Leadership: Essential Writings by Our Greatest Thinkers" (Norton).
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Those efforts are slowly coming to fruition on laptops, but Intel is still the order of the day on those machines where raw speed is usually more important to users than battery life.
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Even in Tripoli, the order of the day is economic chaos and instability — and even tough guys like the leather-clad bikers of the Sons of Sahara motorcycle club have a hard time.
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Ti-punches, with rum and lime, are the order of the day, usually accompanied with fried salt cod fritters, laced with chiles and served with a lime, scallion and garlic-based "chien" sauce.
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"It seems that disasters have become the order of the day at Sibanye Stillwater and as NUM we are highly disturbed and angered by this," National Union of Mineworkers said in a statement.
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But if you depend heavily on your phone for day-to-day tasks and don't want to deal with what may be a buggy upgrade, caution may be the order of the day.
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But similar to the channel's recent creative high-water mark The Expanse, promoting long-term investment through intricate storytelling is the order of the day, along with demonstrating knowledge of the human soul.
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" Soul-searching is not the order of the day; liberal intellectuals have been incensed by recent remarks by Prime Minister Manuel Valls, who equals "explaining" jihadism with "wanting to find ways to excuse it.
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"Cautious trading appears to be the order of the day after last week's dovish surprise from the U.S. Federal Reserve," Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets, said in a note on Monday.
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"It's very jittery and I suppose that's very much going to be the order of the day until we see final results being announced," said Robert Rennie, senior currency strategist at Westpac in Sydney.
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"It's very jittery and I suppose that's very much going to be the order of the day until we see final results being announced," said Robert Rennie, chief currency strategist at Westpac in Sydney.
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But a troubling report from the state inspector general, Catherine Leahy Scott, shows that malfeasance and security lapses were the order of the day at the Clinton Correctional Facility when the two men escaped.
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It's a lifelike fantasy, an approach more common lately in cocktail bars than in restaurants, where earnest wood grains, hand-thrown pottery and plain neck-to-knee aprons are the order of the day.
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But now, he told his compatriots, belt-tightening and budget-cutting would be the order of the day, with the hope that a united Europe with a common currency would eventually bring renewed prosperity.
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And the Trump-era Republican Party has become essentially an enormous bystander anti-intervention training, sending consistent messages that impunity — at least for the right kind of perpetrators — should be the order of the day.
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Sports has not really been a huge focus in that context up to now — a deal with Spielberg and family-friendly comedies and dramas with broad appeal seem to be the order of the day.
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No matter who replaces him — and a young, ambitious coach to re-energize a torpid club is the order of the day — that person will have to rebuild morale, reshape the squad and restore purpose.
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The book, published by Actes Sud and set to be translated in the United States under the title "The Order of the Day," was honored on Monday in a ceremony at the Paris restaurant Drouant.
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Stripped-down acoustic performances were mostly the order of the day at the event, held at Ryman Auditorium; 15 of the 16 acts each had just a single song to impress the people who decide airplay.
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His chunky, caustic sound was never far removed from the blues of his St. Louis upbringing, and when jazz-funk fusion became the order of the day in the early 1970s, he was ready for it.
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Two dozen members of the local chapter of the Social Democratic Party patiently sat through the order of the day — public toilets, the closure of a slaughterhouse — until discussion finally turned to agenda item No. 8.
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And now, gamesmanship is the order of the day: The state prosecutors have brought a case they otherwise never would waste time on — not because the case should be done, but to try to block a pardon.
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WASHINGTON — Last week on Fox News, Senator Tom Cotton, Republican of Arkansas, lamented how it was "very disappointing to see the other party trying to politicize" coronavirus when national unity should be the order of the day.
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At a time when hedonism, braggadocio and party anthems were the order of the day in rap, the song would help form the bedrock of socially conscious hip hop later popularized by acts like N.W.A. and Public Enemy.
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The flourishing community of black-owned businesses in a neighborhood known as the Greenwood District was a place where the prospect of black wealth was real at a time when white supremacy was the order of the day.
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Most recently, in the novel "Underground Airlines," Ben H. Winters created an alternate history where slavery still exists in four states, there was no Civil War and segregation is the order of the day throughout the United States.
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"With oil on the back foot, risk-aversion seems to be every much the order of the day and with gold being pushed back into favor," Tony Cross, a market analyst at Trustnet Direct, said in an afternoon note.
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Bureaucratic infighting in the Department of Education appears to be the order of the day between teachers, parents and administrators on which schools to reopen given the sharp decline of the student population due to the decade-long migration.
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"He sees this as a Nixon-in-China moment, and he will want to move quickly, where patience is the order of the day," said Kurt M. Campbell, a former assistant secretary of state for East Asian affairs. video
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Before oil prices tumbled, rapid expansion of its oil sands industry had made labor shortages the order of the day, and workers with little or no training poured into the province for high-paying, if tough and unglamorous, work.
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"Ahead of the critical U.S. non-farm payroll data, China trade numbers and with Wuhan coronavirus infections and deaths still climbing, booking profits and risk reduction ahead of the weekend appear to be the order of the day," Halley said.
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Glitzy art-deco interiors were the order of the day—one of the most breath-taking things in the exhibition is an enormous gold-lacquer frieze of sportsmen from a dining room on the Normandie, a French liner built in 1936.
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"Sideways action seems the order of the day when it comes to equity indices and the moves in the FX space are little different this morning," Brenda Kelly, the head analyst at London Capital Group, said in a morning note.
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Image via Getty Images / TwilightEye Image via Getty Images / TwilightEye But in the new austerity-fuelled Brexit political reality, the UK government not being overly supportive of the needs of talent-thirsty businesses seems to be the order of the day.
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You can count that moment as the beginning of the McGregor Era, a time when calling your shots and blowing your own horn about anything and everything (including how quickly your ligaments recover) would become the order of the day.
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Fashion Diary FLORENCE, Italy — "More" is the order of the day at Pitti Uomo, the Italian men's wear trade fair where exhibitors cram the Fortezza da Basso in the center of the city in hopes of catching a buyer's eye.
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London Theater Reviews LONDON — Tragedy is the order of the day on the London stage right now, and by the end of the uninterrupted 100 minutes of Mark Ravenhill's "The Cane," an intimate, tightly contained drama has acquired a seismic force.
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This was already painfully obvious by the time Sesame Street rolled around and the Deathless Ones were reduced to a boredom so severe that counting mundane items was the order of the day, every day, but let me say it again: they suck!
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Rather than the tangled knee-high rough that caused carnage on the leaderboard and reduced Spain's Sergio Garcia to tears in 1999 when he hacked it round for a first-round 89, lightning-fast fairways will be the order of the day.
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On Barrack Room Ballads, the new full-length from ex-Miocene frontman Benedict Edwards, the order of the day is imperialism—specifically, the bloodily bejeweled, gunpowder-dusted days of the British Raj, and famed writer Rudyard Kipling's a-bit-too-rosy recollections thereof.
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At his butchery, Masaka said with each power cut, he was forced to look for diesel to fill a 20 litre jerry can, no easy feat in a country where long queues at the pumps are now the order of the day.
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In either case, Rojo castigates a deadlock of masculine egos, a culture in which psychological malaise cavorts as raw force and façades of decision are buttressed by little else than cowardice; hot tempers and misplaced aggression are the order of the day.
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The name was, apparently, a play on "Quality Sweet" (hilarious, I'm sure you'll agree) and captured the tight-belted spirit of the post-Depression 1930s, when cheap chocolates were the order of the day, even if they were just wrapped in coloured paper.
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At his butchery, Masaka said with each power cut, he was forced to look for diesel to fill a 20 liter jerry can, no easy feat in a country where long queues at the pumps are now the order of the day.
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It may be difficult to connect all the dots — your usual recapper, Noel Murray, does it better than anyone, and he'll return next week — but Lynch has "Twin Peaks" in a place where nonrational connections and associations are the order of the day.
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Forming a broad conservative agenda together with the White House, working hard to coalesce an increasingly contentious caucus, delivering the message of hope and growth to the nation, and simply getting things done are the order of the day for the next speaker.
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The chicken legend is a chicken breast fillet with mayo in a toasted roll, and it's available in the UK.Meanwhile, for Australia-based McDonald's crew member and Quora poster Grace Bridget, McBites and gravy-loaded fries are the order of the day.
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"Stonings, amputations, and floggings have become the order of the day in an apparent attempt to force the local population to accept their worldview," Corinne Dufka, a senior researcher on Africa at Human Rights Watch, said in 2012, describing the situation at the time.
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Because New York, Copenhagen, Paris — that was the world of gallery owners, art collectors, journalists and artists; that was where vernissages, exhibitions, reviews, auctions, interviews and performances were the order of the day, a world where everyone played their role, not least the artists themselves.
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Doom remains the order of the day, through a perverse rendering of Sabbathian tones that lurches down towards the hateful recesses of drone and sludge; scattered samples color the recording, as does the operatic lilt of guest vocalist Kristi, which hangs suspended in air near the album's close.
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"And once that is completed, Turkey has agreed to a permanent cease-fire, and the United States of America will work with Turkey — will work with nations around the world — to make sure peace and stability are the order of the day in this safe zone," Pence added.
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"Although through most of this month the U.S. equity market appeared to be used as a destination for capital, suggesting that rotation was the primary influence, recent sessions have suggested that liquidation has become the order of the day," said Michael Shaoul, chairman and CEO of Marketfield Asset Management.
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And for those with young children, especially those at home now for the foreseeable future with those young children, with schools and day care centers closed, with "social distancing" the order of the day, I want to talk about getting through, making memories and being the grown-ups.
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Monochrome, grays and beiges were the order of the day — drawing on the classic suiting and trench coats that the British brand was built on — while oversize rugby shirts, crystal-encrusted bonnets and shimmering pinstripes on tailoring offered a more playful side to Tisci's take on British culture.
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Just as the oversize curves of shoulders at Chanel, where full-coverage clothes seemed the order of the day, from skirts tentlike and midcalf or skinny and spilling long under tunics to thigh-high leather boots and detachable gauntlet sleeves, couldn't compete with the ersatz monument around them.
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"Very modest action in 2018 and 2019 remains the order of the day, as the Bank balances a sluggish economy, some inflation pressures, the vagaries of sterling, political developments from the Brexit negotiations, and actions by other central banks," said Andrew Milligan, head of global strategy at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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This is because "omnichannel" is the order of the day in commerce: in markets that are especially competitive and mature, we've seen a big shift among retailers to cater to a wider variety of audiences and sell to them in whichever channel where they are spending time and discovering things.
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He said he had recently read "The Order of the Day," a historic novella by Éric Vuillard set in the years before World War II. One scene takes place in February 1933, when Hitler and the president of the Reichstag encourage 24 German industrialists to donate to the Nazi party.
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In this moment when harsh words and even harsher policies are the order of the day, it is important to remember how to read a newspaper (and to read it every day), to thank people for acts of kindness, and, as an editor, to work hard to preserve an author's voice.
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In mine, commodity iceberg, that old crunchy friend, has lately been in ascendance, and wedge salads have been the order of the day: pale green-white triangles drizzled in pale white-blue dressing, with crumbles of bacon and bright red pops of cherry tomato, and pricks of green chive strewn across the top.
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Add to that Dillashaw's back taking ability, having gotten the back of Assuncao, Soto and Barao pretty much whenever it was shown, and you have to think that cage offence should be the order of the day for the better infighter and the guy who is giving up the reach to a dancing master.
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Peter pan collars and handstitched smocking are the order of the day as one of Kate Middleton's favorite childrenswear brands debuts in the U.S. Pepa & Co, the London-based label, favored by Kate for her two children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte has just launched a pop-up store at Saks Fifth Avenue in their Miami, Florida, branch.
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Cloud services — where our data, apps and computing power are all being managed in servers owned by others, many miles from where we are sitting — have taken off like a rocket in the decade with the rise of smaller devices, but in the business world, hybrid solutions — mixing cloud with on-premise architectures — remains the order of the day.
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And I don't mean that separatism is now the order of the day: Most Hong Kongers who fight for democracy today would probably say that they simply want the proper implementation of our Basic Law, or mini-Constitution, and the "One Country, Two Systems" principle that is supposed to protect the city's semi-autonomy from the mainland.
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Thus, they are determined to plunge the country into a year-long drama to try to oust President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and make resistance the order of the day.
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Universities have become decidedly more hostile to conservative values—"radical" notions such as individual accountability or that marriage and starting a family are important steps toward being considered an adult are actually considered controversial in many academic quarters Instead, a culture that systematically vilifies the contributions of our European heritage to American civilization and that discriminates against white males is the order of the day.
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Promoting someone who made such profound errors in judgment to the senior position in an important and powerful agency, at a time when the president has himself supported the use of torture, sends the message to other U.S. government officials — and to the world — that fundamental violations of the law will be rewarded and that impunity in the United States is the order of the day.
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It is a world full of doubt and confusion, where vulnerability must be hidden, not shared; where competition, not co-operation, is the order of the day; where men sacrifice the possibility of knowing their own children and sharing in their upbringing, for the sake of a job they may have chosen by chance, which may not suit them and which in many cases dominates their lives to the exclusion of much else.
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The Washington Post editorial board denounced President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's plans for the Fourth of July in Washington D.C., writing on Tuesday his entrance into the capital's festivities will make the order of the day "personality and politics" instead of patriotism.
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I'll probably start with N. K. Jemisin's fantasy bestseller The Fifth Season, and eventually make my way to Éric Vuillard's The Order of the Day, which is about how industrialists in Germany paved the way for Hitler's rise in the lead-up to World War II. I also got What You Have Heard Is True: A Memoir of Witness and Resistance by Carolyn Forché, and Frank Herbert's Dune, among a few others.
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Battle spectacle and Korean national pride are the order of the day in Ryoo Seung-wan's "The Battleship Island," a heated account of the mining operation on Hashima Island off the coast of Nagasaki in Japan that forcibly conscripted thousands of Koreans (and Chinese) in World War II. Though Mr. Ryoo's taste for heightened theatricality threatens his story's credibility at times, there is no denying his skill with a large-scale action set piece.
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Utopianism was the order of the day, and with uncanny unanimity, Western leaders moved ahead with two great imperialist projects that were supposed to bring peace and prosperity to the earth: An "ever closer union" of the nations of Europe in which they would forfeit much of their former independence; and an American-sponsored "rules-based international order," under which nations that do not abide by the decisions of international bodies would be coerced into doing so, principally by US armed force -- a globalist policy that we got to see carried out in Yugoslavia, Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan, and Somalia.
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Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyOn The Money: Trump strikes trade deal with Japan on farm goods | GOP senator to meet Trump amid spending stalemate | House passes cannabis banking bill | Judge issues one-day pause on subpoena for Trump's tax returns GOP senator set to meet with Trump amid spending stalemate Impeachment threatens derailment of congressional agenda MORE (R-Ala.), who was a member of the upper chamber during the then-President Clinton impeachment trials, warned that an impeachment inquiry would become the "order of the day," likely having a trickle-down effect on a long to-do list awaiting Congress before the end of the year.
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