"So much depends on the particular statement and the particular context surrounding that statement," he said.
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The risk/benefit decision has to be made between the particular patient and the particular physician.
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"But science isn't just the particular analysts opinion," she said.
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Then there are the particular dynamics within the Democratic Party.
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It's almost irrelevant if the particular project ends up succeeding.
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It depends on the particular aspect of life in question.
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We are now back to the politics of the particular.
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I have never experienced the particular prejudice you deal with.
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I hope the universal can be found in the particular.
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I know of the particular evil posed by Qasem Soleimani.
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Defense officials say identifying the particular allocations has just begun.
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In your view, what's the particular genius of Donald Trump?
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The particular details are warped through the lens of trauma.
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Strategies to detect the threat will help address the particular penetration.
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LTV: Shannon, you've been looking into the particular statistic of bisexuals.
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Brenna Sparks: Your dirty talk should correspond to the particular moment.
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The particular case of marijuana will make Sessions's task even harder.
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DG: ... to the particular problem of disinformation and privacy, more broadly.
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The quality is tied to the particular attributes of a place.
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It just so happens that bitcoin paved the particular road there.
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That's the particular import of the study, according to its authors.
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The particular charm of the place is trickier to pin down.
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The CBP did not specify the particular type of wristbands involved.
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And yet, "Adidon" is the particular piece of contention that stuck.
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The particular location we visited was an H-E-B Plus ...
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But the particular nature of this family blindness remains frustratingly unexamined.
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Understand that the problem may be you, not the particular marriage.
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What is the particular appeal of the digital medium for you?
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Companies must address "whether the particular product is available only from China and specifically whether the particular product and/or a comparable product is available from sources in the United States and/or third countries," USTR said.
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Although some liberals respond that their view of freedom encompasses the republican view, it is important to pick out the difference between the particular horror of living under arbitrary power, and the particular horror of being incarcerated.
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This initial contact usually follows prescribed workflow defined by the particular company.
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It's really about servicing the story of the particular film you're watching.
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That's much more important to me than who the particular leader is.
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This stunning collection captures the particular brutality of girlhood and growing up.
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The main objective is to achieve the particular demands of the strike.
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You know exactly how it will be picking up the particular part.
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The particular enzyme that we're studying is involved in metabolizing chemotherapy drugs.
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As such, the particular challenges faced during the holidays will vary greatly.
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The particular problem this year is the dispersed nature of the blazes.
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The particular tale of Canelo Alvarez versus Liam Smith is no different.
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This is emergent trust in the particular security system that is blockchain.
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Golden State still needs the particular, peculiar contributions of its supporting cast.
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It's one of the particular problems with sugary hot drinks, says Goldstone.
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Autotuning works by quantizing the human voice into the particular correct notes.
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" The particular stand of petroglyphs is labeled "Shamanic Visions or Alien Visitors.
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This is an important question beyond the particular case of these spies.
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Often, clients wait months for the particular chair and decade they desire.
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The exact numbers will depend on the particular policies put in place.
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The particular game, it turns out, actually uses a keyboard and mouse.
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Care must be taken to examine the particular features of the case.
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I just hope the show gets the particular shade of yellow right.
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SM: That's a general point, but now let's go to the particular.
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There are other behavioral interventions with evidence to support them, Dr. Levy said, and it's important to start by having a functional behavioral analysis to figure out as much as possible about the particular child and the particular behavior.
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And the particular truths they cherish Trump speaking are about immigrants and Muslims.
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None of it'll last longer than the particular phone you're shooting it on.
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With social science, the leap from the particular to the universal is immediate.
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Still, the particular ugliness of the presidential campaign was hard to see coming.
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Politico reports the particular focus of the probe is on Kushner and Ivanka.
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But it was The Times that was the particular target for his scorn.
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I do not know what the particular allegations were, or who made them.
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Compute time will be allocated and limited depending on the particular approved project.
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The particular twists and turns of Iran-contra don't mirror the Russia scandal's.
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He eschews painterly shorthand of any kind, preferring the particular to the general.
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And in the particular case of Trump, they'll have a pretty good case.
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Usually it's a yes or no which is sufficient in the particular case.
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And they require awareness of the particular challenges of this phase of life.
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The particular puzzle of octopus life span opens up a more general one.
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They've forgotten what it means to experience the particular beauty of the wilderness.
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But those effects apparently extend only to the particular muscles that are exercised.
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This process will play out within the particular dynamics of 2019 and 2020.
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Massey is best when she pinpoints the particular viscousness of living under patriarchy.
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Yet the particular tortures exacted this year may make the choice less obvious.
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The particular nature of our aversion depends on the given task or situation.
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Tanaka says the particular nature of his restaurant makes the sign a necessity.
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A wall of speakers blares national anthems, arranged according the particular nation's murder rate.
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The particular freedom I'm describing does have one universal quality: It's an inside job.
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Trump has, thus far, imperiled Ryan's agenda in both the general and the particular.
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The particular video that you're citing is a complete recitation of Pew Research Statistics.
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They tell me that they didn't have the particular bottle of cognac I wanted.
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Clicking on one of the answers shows related search results for the particular website.
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LIKE much great art, Bruce Springsteen's finest songs transmute the particular into the eternal.
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A final tactic is to tailor services to meet the particular needs of migrants.
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PAI: IT DEPENDS ON THE FACTS OF THE PARTICULAR CASE SO I CAN'T SPECULATE.
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Not just any light, though: the particular gold gleam of a rap god's grill.
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Where did the particular story for Florence Has Left the Building come from, then?
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How did you select the particular disasters you thought would be a good fit?
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Or perhaps the particular malaise of underdevelopment he taps into is simply too foreign.
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All she said was that the particular case before her was not about Russia.
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It will be decided within the particular framework of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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The particular secret she kept created more flexibility for other black women, not less.
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What is it about agriculture that can address the particular problems facing urban areas?
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It was the particular weight added to that by dating while gender non-conforming.
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Which stage you prefer depends on the particular wine and, especially, your own taste.
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To them, the particular facts do not matter as much as this deeper truth.
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It reflects the particular role of women in being fertile purveyors of cultural knowledge.
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The particular corner of the past that Ms. Rees investigates is not entirely unfamiliar.
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This special bonus episode delves into the particular secrets revealed by pre-IPO paperwork.
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But the particular problem on college campuses these days is a relatively new one.
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I am familiar with the particular type of silence that falls on testimony meeting.
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You're coming to understand the particular, peculiar nature of the hosts' experience of reality.
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Does part of the vetting involve the particular county where the money comes from?
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Airline authorities said it was because the particular aircraft wasn't certified to enter China.
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It just may not be achieved through the particular devices we're wearing right now.
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The particular model is quite realistic and automatically dumps data to a nearby Bluetooth device.
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None have the particular combination of manufacturing, software, and customer-facing expertise this work demands.
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And they have a higher degree of accuracy as far as identifying the particular soldiers.
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They tend to look really bad for the particular group that's on the receiving end.
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It's hard to even find a review of that phone that lists the particular spec.
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Our failure to do so today will resonate well beyond the particular dispute at hand.
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When diagnosed early, malaria is considered treatable for most patients, depending on the particular parasite.
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Finally, there is the particular kind of foe that Mr Soros is made to embody.
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Rather, the particular way in which you are misusing it epitomizes your company's deeper problems.
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It has the particular smells, flavors and sounds of Haiti, Trinidad, Argentina, Cuba, and Brazil.
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Hire lawyers who have experience with the particular task you are asking them to perform.
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It does not oblige the citizen to possess the particular information sought by the government.
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The particular effect of higher rates on mortgages also lowers people's ability to spend elsewhere.
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The second consideration, Lina said, is the particular life situations or personalities of the heirs.
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It has the particular smells, flavors, and sounds of Haiti, Trinidad, Argentina, Cuba, and Brazil.
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The particular staff we had really enjoyed that — we really wanted to make societal comments.
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And now, researchers are exploring the particular relationship military members and veterans have with games.
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"With the scope so broad, what is the particular interest of immigration authorities?" he said.
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He doesn't like my questions about the particular inspiration for certain details in the movie.
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The particular book I have in mind is a collection of political essays and speeches.
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But it's ideally suited to the particular moment in which the country now finds itself.
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The particular batch of Senate seats up for election are not favorable for the Democrats.
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The particular atmosphere of unlovely Belleville is deftly conveyed … yet there is beauty here too.
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"On Sunset" is Harrison's gentlest inquiry into the particular foreign country that is her past.
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Symptoms of the particular strand of E. coli found include cramping, bloody diarrhea, and vomiting.
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The location likely was the live animal market, but we don't know the particular animal.
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The other countries face different restrictions tailored to the particular risks found in their procedures.
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I don't try to tailor myself depending on the particular audience that I am addressing.
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"It's really just a matter of pairing the particular strain with the cuisine," Drummer said.
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It is not known why Williamson wore the particular Nike model that tore on Wednesday.
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Among the particular risks are diabetes, stroke, some cancers, clinical depression and other mental disorders.
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But this problem goes far deeper than the particular rhetoric of a particular political party.
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Beneath the graph, a discussion panel enables participants to comment on the particular patient's situation.
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The particular pub you mention welcomes patrons from all walks of life, including other politicians.
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"This rising real economy leverage in itself creates macroeconomic risks, but also makes it more important to identify whether the particular form of debt or the particular ways in which credit flows are intermediated or managed are contributing further to the inherent risks," it said.
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And then the next step was predicting the particular signals that LIGO's detectors might pick up.
|
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Nor did it matter very much to New Yorkers what the particular peccadilloes of Texans were.
|
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These so-called 'supranational' bonds can be from institutions without any ties to the particular country.
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Nicholas Kristof: One challenge here was how to mix the particular story with the larger picture.
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The step also reflected the particular risk that the virus appears to pose to the elderly.
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Each officer manages the particular needs of their station, while the captain keeps everyone working together.
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"In the particular circumstances of those cases, there was no serious cause for concern," she said.
|
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The category "female" is also important for understanding the particular challenges its members face, as such.
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Crucially, the particular nature of the drug trade targets the poorest in an especially pernicious way.
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The first category, which is the default category, are called "first assistants" to the particular office.
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And the particular circumstances of the California GOP's collapse make Harris's immigration position even more likely.
|
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The particular circumstances of the current impasse further belie the idea of a democracy in crisis.
|
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The particular images that Diversity in Faces draws on have been available to researchers for years.
|
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It's the particular way the hospital has interpreted this mandate that has left them feeling demoralized.
|
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But the significance of DOJ's filing isn't the particular flaws it highlights in the proposed deal.
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And the particular way it works to reduce fertility also might make it an ideal contraceptive.
|
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The particular ire that Abdulbari has drawn stems from his public and unwavering support for CEDAW.
|
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Will academics now turn their sights on the particular psychology and biochemistry occurring during the scenes?
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The particular mix of stocks and bonds the client was considering would have lost 17 percent.
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I have many relatives who loyally vote Republican, regardless of their excitement about the particular nominee.
|
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Ordinarily, the later law that is more specifically tailored to the particular situation that covers it.
|
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The particular light conditions during which the training took place resulted in some really stunning photos.
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Machado is hard to celebrate in the particular because his particulars are hard to portion off.
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Volkswagen could not confirm this, and told Reuters the company had not seen the particular lawsuit.
|
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It still evokes the particular context when the phrase became popular in the 1960s and '70s.
|
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It's threatened by globalists — people whose hearts have been bleached of the particular love of place.
|
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It may be just the particular young women I've met, but that's the feeling I've gotten.
|
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That's appropriate to the general course of national politics and to the particular demographics of Virginia.
|
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Tell us about the particular responsibilities of looking after a cast made of foam and felt.
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There is the particular beauty you find when you stare at the carpet as a child.
|
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That desire runs up against both the usual teenage issues and the particular challenges of royalty.
|
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First, they look into what research and milk analysis have been done for the particular species.
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What distinguishes each type is the particular combination of genes the cell uses to make proteins.
|
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But the particular Trump phenomenon is different from a broader issue, as the next section shows.
|
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Critics, however, have cited the particular ethical concerns of journalists having relationships with those they cover.
|
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"How much they overlap and inform each other depends on the particular historical circumstances," Gorbalenya says.
|
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Ponzio thinks his fish knew him by the particular vibration his footsteps caused in their water.
|
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Then you see if there's any news or research behind the particular move that you're seeing.
|
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It's unlikely that the proposed legislation would have prevented any of the particular examples Gaetz cited.
|
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It is not only affects the particular prohibited venue, but also the incalculable locations in-between.
|
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The particular malware was written by Profexer and made available for download on the dark web.
|
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Of course, his ubiquity in the media was facilitated by the particular circles he traveled in.
|
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But Biegun will also have to learn the particular negotiating style of his North Korean counterparts.
|
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In general, decide what the particular thing — a shirt, or a handbag — is worth to you.
|
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They obsessed over news in the particular way that teenagers without jobs can afford to obsess.
|
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Still, it's difficult to resist the pull of seductive totality, which even the particular can exert.
|
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Depending on the particular subtype of astrocytoma, the cancer can progress slowly or be very aggressive.
|
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The particular form of artwork is a notoriously intricate process, taking artistic skill and intense focus.
|
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She knows firsthand the particular set of traumas and anxieties that come with cross-border life.
|
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Maybe it's the particular weekday or the late hour, but the place appears empty when we arrive.
|
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For whatever reason, anything with apples always came up positive with the particular test kit we used.
|
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I sometimes justify my purchases by checking the resale value on the particular bag I'm interested in.
|
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The particular way Kevin has been written into a corner is the show's shortcoming in a nutshell.
|
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Fortunately the particular species are no longer hunted and researchers now estimate numbers have increased to 3,500.
|
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The ascendancy of the particular group said to be clamping down on the traffickers may not last.
|
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And yes, sometimes that means the particular character or plot point we love doesn't make the cut.
|
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Not surprisingly, brain-training can improve performance on the particular task or puzzle that's being trained for.
|
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"Each of our deals is designed to be appropriate for the particular context," Scholl explained via email.
|
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The decision was per curiam, written for the court without identifying the particular author of the decision.
|
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Why isn't there ritual that is anticipating and managing the particular "oof" of this moment of life?
|
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Rather, it is the particular nature of the pending case that would make her participation flagrantly inappropriate.
|
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If it's a government driven exercise, you have to look at... geopolitics and the particular governments involved.
|
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It also appears that the group of students on the particular bus in question included Alexander Mora.
|
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The poor opening numbers hinted that American moviegoers weren't ready for the particular comedy of a mockumentary.
|
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Badiou's failure to consider the particular myth of whiteness makes the whole analysis dangerous, perhaps irresponsibly so.
|
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They were conscious of the particular responsibilities — military but also ethical — of leaders of the Jewish state.
|
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It is fair game to criticize the particular priorities a president identifies and how they are pursued.
|
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It shouldn't take the particular vulnerability of a disabled child to inspire empathy, protest, action, and change.
|
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But many of us believed we would avoid the particular horror of a low-tech truck attack.
|
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The scientists have not identified the particular surfactant and polymers in whisky or where they come from.
|
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Although the games take place online, access is limited only to those within the particular state's borders.
|
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The danger comes from the aim of dominance, not the particular way in which dominance is sought.
|
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But SHIFT makes a powerful argument that sexual-violence prevention must embrace the ordinary and the particular.
|
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They will be bottled as single-vineyard or contrada wines, reflecting the particular vineyard or regional terroirs.
|
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The particular blonde ambition of Equity's Naomi Bishop is one audiences haven't quite seen on film before.
|
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These photographs by the Irish photographer Miriam O'Connor show the particular ambience and virtues of each location.
|
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Due to the particular circumstances of this incident, the unauthorized access also enabled the decrypting of data.
|
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In keeping with the spirit of Russ, though, let's forget the tallying and focus on the particular.
|
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The particular clam they studied lived for more than nine years, situated in a shallow tropical seabed.
|
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Each comes with trade-offs, and cartographers make projection decisions based on the particular tasks at hand.
|
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Choosy females prefer the particular color sported by males of their own species, leading to reproductive isolation.
|
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This hotel has the particular distinction of being set inside Helios, the landmark midcentury BBC television headquarters.
|
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In Queens, midterm replacements are picked by a handful of political insiders assigned to the particular district.
|
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The particular problem is passengers connecting in Europe from flights originating in the Middle East and Africa.
|
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To this end, it's worth re-examining the particular circumstances that forced the two of you together.
|
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Yet another reason why companies are steering clear of infectious diseases are the particular issues with antibiotics.
|
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"The details of the particular mechanisms for these quakes is still for us a mystery," Banerdt says.
|
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You believe Martha, who's at home in the particular world that Mr. Schroeder has made for her.
|
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Other senators need convincing that the bill will meet the particular health care needs of rural states.
|
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Finally, there's a general agreement that the particular facts here are just tougher for Trump to defend.
|
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On both sides of the Capitol, lawmakers heard Tuesday about the particular problems of people with diabetes.
|
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Our sources say Slim frequently hangs out with friends on the particular block where he was shot.
|
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Soupault's anti-rational Dada-Surrealism was largely the art of generalizing where the particular was in play.
|
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As the patent application notes in one example: [I]f the player purchased a particular weapon, the microtransaction engine may match the player in a gameplay session in which the particular weapon is highly effective, giving the player an impression that the particular weapon was a good purchase.
|
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To figure out what, for example, a trip to the emergency room might cost, a patient would have to locate and piece together the price for each component of their visit -- the particular blood tests, the particular medicines dispensed, the facility fee and the physician's charge, and more.
|
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The particular shipment of drugs involved in this case came from an unnamed foreign supplier, court documents show.
|
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Though both works present grim fertility dystopias, each world is tailormade to the particular fears of their protagonist.
|
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Ask yourself if and how you'll be able to stick to the particular boundary you plan to set.
|
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Perhaps more worrying than the cases themselves is the particular strain of C. jejuni implicated in the outbreak.
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WE'D HAVE TO LOOK AT A PARTICULAR TRANSACTION AND THE PARTICULAR FACTS IN ORDER TO MAKE A DETERMINATION.
|
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Each has a design meant for the particular field (the aviator looks like a pilot watch, for example).
|
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Depending on the particular app, stalkerware can intercept text messages and calls, track GPS locations, and much more.
|
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The filing also lists the potential risks Slack faces, with one noting the particular threat posed by hackers.
|
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The new trailer introduces the particular evil forces the high schoolers will be contending with this time around.
|
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"Great hotels have always been…mirrors to the particular societies they serve," wrote Joan Didion, a Californian author.
|
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And you can certainly have a lively debate over the particular strengths and weaknesses of the two systems.
|
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VICE: I want to get at the particular attraction for you guys involving Olson's story and his father.
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"That's something that's kind of interesting that makes use of the particular layout of the environment," Scheel said.
|
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They modify that a bit with certain other technical tweaks depending on the particular version of the model.
|
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The books also helped me understand the particular kind of game that animates this trend, and my behavior.
|
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And his holdings are narrowly tailored to achieve the limited purpose of resolving the particular issues before him.
|
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In the particular instance of pardoning a turkey, the rite may seem so trite as to not apply.
|
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The particular situation was quickly and discretely resolved and many of the other customers were none the wiser.
|
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NME reports that the name of the particular station that got the 4:44 treatment is no coincidence.
|
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Rick Philipps, a religious sociologist, has studied the particular problems that arise in Utah, the heartland of Mormonism.
|
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Mindful of the particular conditions of the Syria crisis, Syrian refugees go through an enhanced level of review.
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A patient's chance of survival depends, in part, on the particular subtype of ebolavirus and access to care.
|
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Still, he sounded like a tenor, not a baritone with the particular colorings and weight that Verdi imagined.
|
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The Times columnist Frank Bruni offers fresh insight into the particular madness that is the college application process.
|
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U.S. officials have said little publicly about the particular threat Russia and others might pose to these cables.
|
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Dutch interior paintings of the 17th century celebrated the particular brand of domesticity that the Dutch traders fostered.
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It would also help take advantage of local knowledge about the particular tradeoffs a monument designation would require.
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The Council Overhang is known for its superior acoustics, created because of the particular shape of the formation.
|
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The particular case arose from Bombardier's 2016 deal to sell 75 C-Series jets to Delta Air Lines.
|
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But even in daily life, without the particular pressures of politics, people find it hard to spot liars.
|
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In this short documentary, young black men explain the particular challenges they face growing up in America. 6.
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That involves working with players who really understand the particular instrument, the technique, and tonal aesthetic behind it.
|
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It feels like the particular style of Trump supporters Jones has cultivated just can't accept that they won.
|
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The particular pathologies of politics in an age of rapid demographic and cultural change are serious and worrying.
|
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Put on the shoes you plan to wear the most with the particular pair of pants are hemming.
|
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But crucially, it also means they'll avoid the particular pressure of budgeting on a show-by-show basis.
|
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The particular versions of the apps Motherboard obtained, when opened, asked a user to sign-in with Instagram.
|
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I'd heard all of this — and worse — before, of the particular discomfort that greets women traveling in Morocco.
|
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It's what explains the particular beats of Miguel's story and what connects him to viewers regardless of background.
|
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But the particular establishments I sought, once popular among the Brownings and their set, had long ago disappeared.
|
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Because of the particular nature of the crimes, Saad says finding someone with the necessary qualifications was challenging.
|
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Mr. Findling invests in "how people turn out, not just in the particular case he's handling," he said.
|
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What story do they tell about the particular craft and what it takes to be successful at it?
|
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But in this case, the particular political interests of Fox News and those of the viewing public converged.
|
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Including 23 gouache paintings, the particular series is celebrated as one of Miró's most defining body of works.
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One of the officials said the particular missile observed was perhaps capable of launching from a small ship.
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And though the substance of her words stays with me, the particular lilt of her voice is gone.
|
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He said the two judgments "raise matters of public interest beyond the particular issue in the wardship proceedings".
|
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The accusations underscore the particular challenges that officials face in trying to curb sexual predation in correctional facilities.
|
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Symptoms of the particular strand of E. coli found in the lettuce include cramping, bloody diarrhea, and vomiting.
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The types of repairs offered vary by location and reflect the particular talent in a community, he said.
|
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This debut novel deals with the particular heartbreak of unrequited affection and jilted friendship in the internet age.
|
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So it's a case of spotting the particular bits of the healthcare opportunity that need more attention. Yes.
|
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It is as rooted in the particular (Uganda glows at the poem's heart) as it is in metaphor.
|
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The particular legal issue of falsified import papers is merely the tip of a much larger ethical iceberg.
|
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In recent years, some researchers have focused on the particular role refined sugar may play in these epidemics.
|
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But there was no real consensus within the party on the particular thing that they would focus on.
|
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Swift & Co., where the Court articulated factors to use to decide whether to overturn the particular agency's determinations.
|
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As with Portnoy, Zuckerman allowed Roth to use the particular experiences of one character to explore universal concerns.
|
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And I think that has a lot to do with the particular pathologies of popular conservatism in 2009.
|
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Nonetheless, the particular details associated with pregnancy and having small children are what make the movie feel authentic.
|
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But the particular manner in and grounds on which Trump has chosen to mock Schumer are especially revealing.
|
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But the particular focus on jobs and earnings — originally limited to vocational programs and community colleges — is gaining momentum.
|
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The particular microalgae being used by Artveoli has been selected because it has a high photosynthetic efficiency, says Adams.
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It was not clear whether the particular license he possessed would have allowed him to legally carry a firearm.
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But unlike traditional fundraising, token holders are generally not given any share in the particular project, nor any security.
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They do it by creating images that are rooted in the particular historical experiences of black and brown peoples.
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The same tweak will foil a neural network regardless of the particular image that it's been tasked with classifying.
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The particular form factor makes it better for accessing the motor cortex, which plays a key role in athletics.
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The problem with the contemporary left is the particular forms of identity that it has increasingly chosen to celebrate.
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What was new about the Krebs attack was both the massive scale and the particular devices the attackers recruited.
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The particular bot writing the Cebuano edition is called "Lsjbot" and was created by the Swedish physicist Sverker Johansson.
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The particular aircraft that flew on Saturday had been delivered to the airline only in September, according to planespotters.
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I kept trying to see into the future with the particular marriage and I would have a hard time.
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The particular benefits provided by a hot economy were laid out by an economist called Arthur Okun in 1973.
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But the Chicago police department thinks that HunchLab, the particular program it bought, has something to do with it.
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However, RCL said on Friday independent tests showed no traces of the particular strain of bacteria at its plant.
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The appellate panel's decision, I should point out, was based on the particular facts of the De Ritis case.
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This, of course, is the particular hardship of a species whose existence depends on the fleeting attention of humans.
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As the weeks passed, I became fascinated with the particular computer concepts that were difficult for Edith to grasp.
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Yet the particular experiences of Meadows and other trans women in solitary have often only been explored in passing.
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"We shouldn't look at the size of the particular body of water, dam or power distribution facility," Grobman said.
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The particular knot in which Mr. Trump entangled himself on Tuesday had come to light through simple fact-checking.
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The ideological outcome depends on the particular presidential administration and the legislative agenda to which a judge is deferring.
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Before that date, women crafted ales based on the needs of their community and the particular needs of individuals.
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On one hand, more species-specific rules might help the government address the particular conservation needs of certain species.
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It is impossible to be humorous about, in the abstract, because it is anti-abstraction: It adores the particular.
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From early on in her life, Clinton was aware -- made aware -- of the particular disdain reserved for ambitious women.
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" Rather than placing a mass order of products, he added, "You want to find where the particular problems are.
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If pattern is about seeing the overall design, rather than the particular detail, Ledgerwood pushes in the opposite direction.
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Part of what it's seeing is the special burden that women bear and the particular powerlessness that they feel.
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Officials have reportedly identified the particular GRU officer who is responsible, but the Daily Beast's sources didn't name them.
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Right now we're all freaking out and exploding over the particular kind of time that 2017 appears to be.
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These movies are all the same, but also always different because of the particular mix of personalities and circumstances.
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The aim — conscious and subconscious — is to build social capital within the particular cultural environment of these virtual spaces.
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On Wednesday, Underhill said the judgments "raise matters of public interest beyond the particular issue in the wardship proceedings".
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The particular individuals Moaveni concentrates on have page-turning life stories that make the book's analysis go down easy.
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Not only do the particular worms Dr. Latty studies not occur outside of Australia, their ranges are very small.
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But the particular reason that Democrats embraced it wasn't because most of them preferred it to all possible alternatives.
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Maybe this explains the particular sweetness of Casa Enrique's version, which is not the candy-bar sweetness of some.
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But Jackson also sees the particular makeup of the Pistons, and Van Gundy's system, as instrumental in that success.
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The particular obsession women have, though, is based on the fact that we've largely gone without them for decades.
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And this is where the particular brilliance of Lugo's vessels achieves the marriage of form with message so beautifully.
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Saying goodbye to the Obamas feels a bit like saying goodbye to the particular way we saw ourselves in them.
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What Clinton needs is an agenda of her own, tailored to the particular economic problems and anxieties that millennials face.
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Then one turns into building an "inside view" which is all about understanding all the specifics of the particular case.
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The particular outcomes varied over time, but even the people who fought Trump most successfully ended up with unsatisfactory outcomes.
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The particular narrative it stems from — the physical, often sexual, abuse of women — is everywhere, our culture steeped in it.
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Was his decision based on the particular circumstances of this case, or would his reasoning apply to all similar investigations?
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In the Moroccan instance, The Intercept notes the particular security agency in question — the DGST — has been implicated in torture.
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Rugg and Maruca have perfected the particular blend of sorrow and joy that makes the Street Angel series so special.
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Depending on where you're from, that will then determine the particular style of dressing that you're going to be serving.
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Industrial earnings, for example, are complicated by the particular case of Boeing and its issue with the 737 Max jet.
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But they've also sparked a debate about wealth, taxes and the particular brand of philanthropy practiced by France's richest families.
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Bergen: The particular words that are prohibited in particular contexts have always shifted over time, and will continue to shift.
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The rent to sales ratio continues to be at a level that is comfortable for each of the particular trade.
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The city council rejected the particular plan, but mid-rise apartment buildings are under construction in the mall's parking lot.
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That transformation of the particular into the universal, experience into art, is also a spell that turns difference into compassion.
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That's one legal question: What is the statute of limitations in the particular states that these matters [allegedly] occurred in?
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In order to access the money, students must apply, be accepted, and enroll in the particular institution awarding the money.
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Police have said they believe Rahami is behind the bombings, but it is unclear why the particular sites were selected.
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" Says Rönkkö, "I see this as an inevitable reaction to the particular environmental, political and economic crises of our times.
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This means the particular model would probably be far less accurate if tasked with predicting poverty in India or China.
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The particular areas of copyright protection in Java involved the so-called declaring code in Application Programming Interfaces, or A.P.I.s.
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She's now a water attorney, a role she says comes naturally because of the particular needs of her desert district.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What might a Raphael sound like, based on the particular colors of its paint?
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EINHORN: YOU KNOW, IT'S HARD TO PREDICT AGAIN THE PARTICULAR DIRECTION OF A STOCK OVER ANY PARTICULAR PERIOD OF TIME.
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The Chrome mobile app will also take into account whether users have added the particular site to their home screen.
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It highlights the particular ways he integrates technology, much of it untidy and homemade and somehow organic, into live performance.
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" But the document also had the particular interests of Mr. Trump in mind: It was titled "Springboards to the Presidency.
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He — merely for coming out down on our side of the particular contretemps — he's being slimed as a racist now.
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Was there something about the particular frequency of these sounds that caused such a remarkable effect on people's physiological states?
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After extolling the lifesaving virtues of the particular drug, the commercial rattles off a laundry list of potential side effects.
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I think this has do with differences in scale , as well as well the particular challenges presented by the materials.
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This is criticism at its best: a passionate, sympathetic reading that acknowledges the poet's limitations while clarifying the particular strengths.
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The particular kind of reverence that you feel for that process, for what you know it will mean to him.
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And the particular concern is that they spread it to someone who might be immunocompromised or otherwise at higher risk.
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That was a major touchstone for me, though the particular erotics of it weren't especially relevant to my own life.
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Moreover, the particular form of the high-income tax cuts is designed to reward and perpetuate wealth in several respects.
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The chef Philippe Chow has a following for the particular style of Chinese food at his Upper East Side flagship.
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Gaia Tripoli, a photo editor based in London, asked photographers to bear witness to the particular changes of their city.
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The project also used fMRI to try and identify the particular regions of the brain connected to those muscle activations.
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The particular kinds of cells that were studied in the two new papers may be unusually sensitive to gene editing.
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One of the particular cruelties of a cancer of the tongue is its capacity to deprive a person of speech.
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Nevertheless as both editor and writer, Ms. Williams has committed herself to exploring the particular territory that is her own.
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It's a case that highlights the challenge of polling in general, and the particular challenges of polling in some states.
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That's what made this so — so difficult, is it was a combination of circumstances, subject matter, and the particular person.
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We are so deeply embedded in the factors that impinge on a school without an analysis of the particular context.
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The particular funding itself, too, is essential, Chicago officials say, because it is aimed at solving the city's crime problem.
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All have varying levels of success depending on the syndrome and the type of seizure, and even the particular patient.
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FROM THE PRIVILEGED vantage of the West, the true culinary revolution of our time is a return to the particular.
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But for as rad as they look, the particular spot takes a long time to heal (think: 3-5 months).
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And you'd seal the deal by showing that you understand the particular problems faced by women service members and veterans.
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In a society hopeless and cruel, the particular and the microscopic were the only things that could still prove reliable.
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"It tends to be music that has some type of resonance within the particular political and cultural situation," she said.
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" He told the station that they object to the particular vaccine because he believed it was derived from "aborted fetuses.
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You also want to make sure that the particular fund you pick matches when you really think you will retire.
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In the particular case of Afghanistan, and South Asia more generally, the newest concern is ISIS-Khorasan, or ISIS-K.
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Spread throughout the exhibition are reminders of the particular political situations and daily discriminations with which Indigenous Americans were contending.
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Many airplane travelers are well aware of the particular "ding" sound that rings through the cabin while they're on a flight.
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This year the particular focus of the campaign is raising awareness about the shocking levels of adult illiteracy around the world.
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"It's far more likely they'll be given them by men, therefore they don't know much about the particular preparation," he explains.
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Depending on the particular issue, they would either try to rework the bill to get more support or abandon it entirely.
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There's also this stubborn fact: While neonic use continues in the US, the particular symptoms of colony collapse disorder have not.
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I haven't followed the particular workers in the data to ask where they came from and which industry they entered from.
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In the particular case of the Central Park Five, for example, the men he was so eager to kill were innocent.
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In the same article, ProPublica corroborated that average wait times in the particular emergency department Ward went well over four hours.
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Facebook could provide users with a lot more information about why the news feed algorithm chose the particular stories it did.
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But the particular way in which Hamilton's Report on the Public Credit is transmogrified into "Cabinet Battle #1" is no coincidence.
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Due to the particular dating app she was using, she knew it meant that he would eventually see the match, too.
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"And the catalyst that I remember was one of the particular pecadillos of fandom in Potter fandom... twincest," Dash tells me.
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That's all well and good, but you need to use the particular OnePlus charging cable and charger to get the benefit.
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In fact, Film School Rejects wrote all about the particular effect using the film There Will Be Blood as an example.
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The particular lizards I study, called anoles, are found on islands in the Caribbean, and they exhibit a very unusual pattern.
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Financial advisors typically rebalance their clients' portfolios anywhere from quarterly to yearly, depending on the particular investments and the clients' goals.
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Leaving Lyndow is concerned instead with portraying the particular melancholy of saying goodbye as we prepare to fulfill a lifelong dream.
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Depending on the particular ingredients he used, he said the elixirs could cure everything from poor kidney function to waning libidos.
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It would be challenging, though conceivable, for Amazon to buy an insurer, due to the particular regulatory constraints they operate under.
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A president can, of course, formulate fact-based reasons for eliminating a regulation and explain their applicability to the particular rule.
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Muting stories is a bit more straightforward — you just tap and hold on the particular story that you want to mute.
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The condition at the centre of this ruling was specific to this particular protest, in the particular circumstances at the time.
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However, each suite has also been designed with small accents to pay homage to the particular city after which it's named.
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How and where the movies reach us has always contributed to the particular power they have to rearrange our moral furniture.
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While we all agree that the particular passage should not have been used, the teacher made a simple error in judgment.
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While the particular answer to a policy question might be debatable, there should be no debate over who gets to decide.
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Kraft said she hopes her group will get a chance to help the government understand the particular health needs of children.
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Focusing on the particular circumstances of the victim, though, is not nearly so worthwhile as examining the pattern as a whole.
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But if we do not know much about everything, we mostly likely will not know what the particular thing means either.
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I asked her about the particular valence of "medieval" iconography in white supremacy today, in light of its history in America.
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Kaspersky can only see the MAC addresses that were hard-coded into the particular malware samples found on its customers' machines.
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But back to those all-important #OOTDs: What do you think about the top looks (and the particular celebs donning them)?
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And the film's implicit argument — that the particular experiences of women have for too long been an afterthought — seems suddenly prescient.
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In addition, lawyers can negotiate settlements with landlord attorneys, with terms that take into account the particular circumstances of their clients.
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And for all their posturing, naysayers on the particular tax bill pending before the Senate have pressed for a way forward.
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Genre is a useful thing when organizing texts in a bookshop, but immaterial to the particular exchange between writer and reader.
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Is that, you wonder, how Facebook knows to tag me in a photo — by the particular measurements of my own visage?
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He explained that the particular book she asked about wasn't available, but he could order it to the store for her.
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" Lou thought to himself, "You can't get history or flavor or the particular something that comes from conversation with five generations.
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"For me, what's important is the vineyard, not the particular grapes," Mr. Ponce said, pointing at the old goblet-trained vines.
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The spat has been a public sensation in Italy, combining the particular mix of respect and hatred that Mr. Saviano engenders.
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OCTG manufacturers in the U.S. became the first industry ever to use the "particular market situation" clause to make their case.
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Negotiating teams from both sides remain in close communication on the particular arrangements of the signing, the Commerce Ministry said Thursday.
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Nevertheless, opponents persist with their talking points, emphasizing first one, then another, according the particular audience they are trying to frighten.
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"We conclude only that Congress did not unambiguously confer the particular right asserted by the patients in this case," he wrote.
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The cost varies depending on whether a student is a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or foreign student and the particular school.
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It "seems especially promising as a way to provide solutions to the particular problems that dislocated people often face," he said.
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"It's a proof of concept and for the particular individuals we studied, this set of predictors works for them," Danforth said.
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The composite material must meet all performance, durability, and regulatory requirements for the particular application before being placed on Ford vehicles.
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He would have to persuade American voters toward the universal over the particular, and the primacy of class over all other identities.
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Tariffs not only punish consumers and businesses, but they tend to reward the particular sector of an industry that is being protected.
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First up, do your research to find out the current regulation on the question in the particular place in which you're interviewing.
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At the end of the day, the key to Morgan's success is much more complicated than just the particular diet she eats.
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Ford CEO Mark Fields told CNN's Poppy Harlow that he would stay on the council, despite having concerns about the particular policy.
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To show obstruction, a prosecutor must demonstrate a nexus between the particular conduct and the "proceeding" it is corruptly intended to obstruct.
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And the anger was rooted in one place: frustration that the Senate wasn't acting decisively on the particular issue they cared about.
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"The timing has more to do with the intensity of the competition than it does the particular affection among African-American voters."
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One caveat: If the particular idea or claim is odious or clearly false, it's not your job to help them express it.
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Then again, America is highly fractious right now and the particular strain of populism which Trump embodies has heightened concerns about fraud.
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Users can go back and select the particular shots by maneuvering their phone in real time to explore the 360-degree clip.
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"It's not a question of job risk, but the particular task of room delivery is being taken away from humans," said Cousins.
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There's something about the particular age Carmen is at now, which is 14, that's so much about trying to look like something.
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Can you break down the processes behind the particular song "Kangaru"—how was this created and what was the idea behind it?
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The neighborhoods of North and Northeast Portland vary in how they've fared, depending on construction and the particular liquefaction of the ground.
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The particular night of the dinner party, she had been given a booster to be cheered up, and this loosened her tongue.
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Fewer star players take part, and those who do will have spent less time honing the particular skills necessary for Test cricket.
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Delta, Southwest and United offer a seat pitch of 31-33 inches in economy, depending on the aircraft and the particular row.
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To say more would rob you of the particular joy of his madcap road trip adventures, so let's leave it at that.
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The particular period in question appears to have been as much a mess behind the scenes as it was for Uber publicly.
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These circuits basically lie dormant until they are triggered by an RNA strand that matches the required input of the particular circuit.
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We then can start to serve ads in the particular places where those types of consumers are more likely to be found.
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It is understandable that the company might be concerned that disclosing the particular searches and checkins could unnecessarily increase fear and doubt.
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"In a society hopeless and cruel, the particular and the microscopic were the only things that could still prove reliable," he writes.
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Beyond that, we know more about Kors and his brand than we do about the particular tech specs of these two watches.
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Obama also spoke on Tuesday about the particular struggles of being the president of the United States, even after the position ends.
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On the one hand, it seems like what makes me me is the particular way in which all my components fit together.
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They've operated at the level of the particular, and they have studiously avoided the theoretical that makes that particular worth fighting for.
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Cohen says there are solutions for the problems highlighted in the documentary – and for the particular behaviors, and perspectives, that feed them.
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Southwest, whose entire fleet is Boeing 737s, said the particular fan blade that failed had not met the requirements for additional scrutiny.
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Concha said that she and her collaborators are now trying to determine the particular mechanism by which the gene influences butterflies' wings.
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He was barely moving, his breathing raspy and his complexion sallow, with the particular look the team knew from other dying children.
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The particular car owned by Jobs was produced on April 2507, 28 and delivered to Jobs that October 220, according to Sotheby's.
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A manufacturing defect in the particular lithium-ion battery used by that model is believed to be the cause of the combustibility.
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As a result, the particular politics of one country for one half-century will have changed the geological history of the earth.
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Discovering the particular genre conventions that Obreht has chosen to transfigure or to uphold soon becomes central to the novel's propulsive appeal.
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The particular statute Hillary Clinton allegedly violated did not have a rich prosecutorial history, which meant she would likely go to trial.
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Fania's childhood image of Israel was of a muscular pioneer (Tomer Kapon) — a soldier or a farmer, depending on the particular fantasy.
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"It depends on the quality of the lens and the quality of the tears that coat the particular wearer's eye," she explains.
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But it contained one detail that bomb-disposal technicians and security officials regarded with surprise: the quantity of the particular explosive involved.
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It was the particular sadness of a young woman who has lost her mother—complex and angry and soft, yet oddly hopeful.
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When I'm working on new music, I tend to have messages in my songs behind what I'm feeling at the particular moment.
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Costs depend on the particular hotel, but are usually either a $25 one-time service fee, or an additional $25 per night.
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The particular fandom of Comic-Con International makes its way to Orange County with Wondercon at the Anaheim Convention Center, opening Friday.
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Law enforcement is about discretion, and discretion is about discerning the particular circumstances of a case that make a particular response appropriate.
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The particular techniques and equipment involved in producing handmade soba will be explained, and there will be a tasting after the demonstration.
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"I feel I've known the particular clarity of this air and water," says one of his expat characters, very possibly a spy.
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"The particular area is out on a finger of a ridge, where there is a canyon on both sides," Chief Reinbold said.
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One sticking point for Mr. Musk in the tentative S.E.C. settlement was the particular statute which he was said to have violated.
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Managers generally discourage players from sliding headfirst at first base and home plate, but there are exceptions depending on the particular play.
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Even though Trump has denied making the particular comment, members of Congress who attended the meeting say that the reports are true.
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They studied the balance of the pigments of the skin and the particular way black skin refracts light at a subsurface level.
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"A technicality meant the particular aircraft operating this service did not have Chinese regulatory authority to land in China," the airline said.
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Depending on the particular proposal, a "DACA fix" could actually describe a much broader, more sweeping amnesty and could allow chain migration.
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Dr. Diering thinks that the injected mice couldn't narrow their memories down to the particular chamber where they had gotten the shock.
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That way, we can make sure that everyone in the family can get access to the particular services they're likely to need.
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However, for some creators, the confines of the traditional cable TV strategy isn't conducive to the particular story they want to tell.
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The particular DNA being examined by the chip is identified chemically, usually through a fluorescent process to mark different sites and segments.
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So he's understandably disappointed in the season finale, when the particular fantasy of a perfect prom doesn't go quite like he'd imagined.
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All season long, VICE Sports has been scouting top prospects and potential sleepers; check below for the particular player on your radar.
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But he said for most Cambodians, the important thing was not the particular charge of genocide, but the affirmation of the punishment.
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Exceptions to the new restriction can be made, but must be coordinated in conjunction with the FAA and the particular site in question.
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IPO investors tend to focus on: Regardless of the particular metric, however, investors want to see a clear path to near-term profitability.
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Each leather vulva, in distinct tones to resemble the participants' skin color, reflects the particular type of FGM endured by the women depicted.
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Life has always been hard, but many millennials are unequipped to deal with the particular ways in which it's become hard for us.
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The particular incarnations of the online left and right that exist today are undoubtedly a product of this strange period of ultra puritanism.
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Harris was standing in as Domino, played by actor Zazie Beetz, and the particular scene called for the character to be helmet-free.
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Reimagining J Dilla's songs with a big, bombastic string section—à la Mozart or Beethoven—obscures the particular makeup of his musical genius.
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Burnout is not a new concept; we just have a new way of describing, or rather marketing, the particular anxiety of our age.
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But the particular unusualness of the Liberty is not so much that it is a flying car, but that flies as an autogyro.
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Although it's difficult to say whether global warming drove any of the particular disasters of 2017, there were certainly a lot of them.
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Instead of trying to treat a psychiatric diagnosis, like depression, they decided to focus on treating the particular symptoms that a person exhibited.
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The particular passage highlighted by Kardashian seems to relate to her sister Kim's recent Paris robbery and the backlash she has since received.
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"In an op-ed published by Lawfare, Comey writes that the "particular legal issue" over which Apple is objecting is "actually quite narrow.
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These two aspects—deities and rituals—are found in most major world religions, even if the particular ways they manifest are quite different.
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We have an interesting technology, and we are prepared to go great lengths to help and to apply it to the particular problem.
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But their complaints are less about the particular actors and more about systemic issues in the industry—why aren't there more female directors?
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With that information, investigators may be able to approach Bitfinex and ask, or demand, information on who owned the particular account moving Zcash.
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U.S.-based carriers like Southwest and American purchased the particular safety upgrades at issue for their 737 Max planes, according to the Times.
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Next, solutions exist to defend the particular electronic units in a vehicle that are connected to the outside world — for instance, infotainment units.
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However, the particular craziness I'm referring to slipped through the cracks in the pile-on following Melania Trump's borrowed speech on Monday night.
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But the company said it worked with its ad agencies to adjust the automated process so that the particular program was off-limits.
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They are matter-of-fact and stick to the facts: this particular color, this particular shape, the particular way that brushstrokes were applied.
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As with most startup stories, designer Farrukh Ershad can pinpoint the particular conversation that birthed the idea for 5ivepillars, his Muslim streetwear brand.
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But this study suggests the size of the explosion wasn't the problem—the problem was the particular kind of rock it collided with.
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The particular variant pictured has 32GB of storage — mostly likely the minimum available — and comes in a "Gold Platinum" color, whatever that means.
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On gaining strength through flexibilityI was a weightlifter before I played squash [professionally], but the particular sport you choose doesn't make any difference.
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Curiously, public speculation about the particular confession of faith or adherence of Neil Gorsuch seems to have entirely forgotten about this constitutional mandate.
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E. coli O103 is the particular strain involved in the cases, which were reported between March 2 and March 29, the CDC said.
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But attorneys for the Justice Department tried to emphasize the particular length -- and expense -- to which Melgen went to make his friend comfortable.
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And the balance changes with the particular kid involved, but also with the day of the week and the month of the year.
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The particular Ma I went to see, Savita, wasn't up from bed yet and I had to wait quite some time for her.
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Vegetarians might want to look elsewhere Let me stress that I'm only endorsing the particular model of George Foreman grill that I got.
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Instead, his musical identity was to its deepest core about high quality pop and about the particular generation in music he belonged to.
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That depends, of course, on the particular carrier network you want to connect to and whether the phone's manufacturer has enabled the modem.
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We point to the particular challenges faced by women, who are twice as likely as men to be living in poverty in retirement.
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A subscription for playing a PS4 online could cost you as little as $4.99 a month, depending on the particular plan you choose.
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The problem was that the PDFs were easy to find on Bethany's website, if you knew the particular, but predictable, URL to visit.
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The USDA should have more information by Monday evening about the particular strain of the virus involved, spokeswoman Donna Karlsons said by email.
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It also underlines evidence of extrajudicial murders, and torture, and stresses the particular vulnerability of women, children, migrants, human rights defenders, and journalists.
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The particular president (and his affiliated party) may not resonate with the Rockette brand, but the event — the United States presidential inauguration — does.
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Since 1951, the U.S. and other governments have wrestled with claims of gender-based persecution through application of the "particular social group" ground.
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However, the Commerce Society stated that All Year Social, All Your Schoolmates and itself did not put on the particular party in November.
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On her blog, Depressed While Black, Nibokun writes about the particular stigmas and barriers to care for people of color with mental illnesses.
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The particular rule exempts trucks known as gliders, which use repurposed diesel engines that emit a lot more air pollution than new engines.
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The review, spurred by the particular circumstances surrounding Sunday's mission, will examine how U.S. forces advise and accompany local troops, the officials said.
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"There was no particular information about the particular time, location or further identifiers about the person who posted the comment," Mr. Lasky said.
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First, the size and shape of any fiscal stimulus package should be crafted to meet the needs of the particular type of recession.
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What follows are the results, along with the images in question and the authors' explanations of how the particular photos spoke to them.
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Often the plan for the particular work of the day is communicated to a guest by a tiny note slipped into her hand.
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This led to strict institutional control over the production of culture and the particular isolation of the Cuban artistic scene from worldwide trends.
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The moderately priced and easy-to-wear collection is sold on Net-a-Porter, among other retailers, and the particular dress that Mrs.
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But the particular horror of coronavirus is that all of this — the isolation, the pasta, the virtual therapy sessions — has no end date.
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Gross, resulted in a 24-4 ruling affirming that the particular drug cocktail Oklahoma currently uses in executions doesn't violate the Eighth Amendment.
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I am however happy to hear that the specialists have diagnosed the particular condition you suffer from & that the blackouts have now disappeared.
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Indeed, the particular character of each city's show begins to reveal itself only outside its Galleries sector, as these centerpiece exhibitions are known.
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Diversity in fashion and the particular lack of representation for dark-skinned women is a problem that has plagued the industry for years.
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For more details on each month's cycle, tap the particular cycle to see the symptoms you logged and how often you experienced them.
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Whereas Girardi typically has well-defined roles for his relievers, Maddon reacts more to the particular situation his team faces in a game.
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"One of the particular areas of success for Walmart is grocery," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders wrote in a note to clients.
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The recent State of the Union address showcased the particular brand of phony populism that Americans are coming to know all too well.
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But the particular journalistic and logistical challenges of covering this conflict have prodded everyone to use basic technology in new and different ways.
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The documents lie empty, with squares and rectangles that seem like draconian measures of information that insist it fit into the particular shape.
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Schnitzel was, and the particular schnitzel I had seen was veal, pounded to the thickness of flannel, inside a rippled crust of crumbs.
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Now, is it possible that the particular way Clinton and other Democrats talk about economic populism doesn't resonate with white working-class voters?
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By comparing the two issues, she found she was able to strip away the particular identities involved and focus the discussion on humanity.
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Along with the particular emphases from one gallery to the next, each place has a different curatorial voice in the accompanying wall text.
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Their numbers give the three variants of the F-235 about double the effective combat radius of the particular legacy aircraft they're replacing.
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Any time they make a purchase, teens will be able to include a note that explains (or argues) why they need the particular item.
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This whole exchange between Trump and Carlson was so vague that it's worth providing more context before delving into the particular claim about Washington.
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By the way, just a curious point, look at the level of details that were put in the stories about the particular spy/informant.
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Keeping up with the particular complaints and challenges of every writer and community is not something he as CEO can feasibly manage, of course.
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But it's less about the particular boots and more about the badass rejiggering of the notion of "appropriate" footwear for the fanciest of occasions.
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"Unfortunately, the particular strain of adenovirus (#7) in this outbreak is affecting medically fragile children with severely compromised immune systems," the Health Department said.
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In other words, it's more about the ability to connect with consumers in their homes with ease than it is about the particular application.
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If not, then Epic Games' use of the dances is not copyright infringement, and in-game sales of the particular dances may continue unfettered.
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The White House later said the president's "no" was in response to taking questions from reporters in general and not about the particular question.
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Never mind, you can click on "Manage my booking", and then click on the particular leg of the flight you might want to change.
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And what are you looking for in terms of at least the particular aspects of a conceivable investment that speak to you about it?
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"The particular legal issue is actually quite narrow," James B. Comey Jr., the director of the F.B.I., wrote in a blog post on Sunday.
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It's certainly better than nothing, and likely the best agreement that the particular plaintiffs' lawyers in charge of negotiating with the league could muster.
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When it comes to the particular challenges the State Department faces, many experts agreed that its top officials had a greater challenge than most.
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The piece below, published on October 31st 2018, analysed some of the scientific reasons for undertaking such a mission and the particular challenges involved.
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Recruiters often come across candidates who have good qualifications but are not the right fit for the particular position they are trying to fill.
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The film, shot between July 2015 and September 2016, follows 15 months in Tomita's life, showing the particular meticulousness with which he makes ramen.
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It is vital that we take action to understand and address the particular appeal of, and ease of access to, these products among kids.
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It's perfectly okay for a company to craft expensive, niche devices that will only match the particular needs of a select group of people.
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When that's going on, the power dynamic in the workplace is hazardous to more people than just the particular people who are sexually targeted.
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By middle age, most adults have developed a nuanced understanding of sexual signaling and the particular ways in which those signals might be received.
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Among those close to retirement — age 28503 and older — the number increased to 22019 percent, even if the pension member supported the particular cause.
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" Mencken was one of the earliest in a line of American readers to recognize how Conrad conjured up "the general out of the particular.
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A well-crafted sanctions compliance program should address the particular risks associated with the firm's lines of business, transactions, products, customer base and geographies.
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The particular kind of black male vulnerability Kiese Laymon has expressed is vital in our literary canon, and it should inspire others to follow.
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Confined to the particular facts of this case, we hold that the § 702 acquisition of Mohamud's email communications did not violate the Fourth Amendment.
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As my rabbi, Jonathan Maltzman, pointed out in his Rosh Hashana sermon, the particular and the universal have always been embedded in Jewish identity.
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But the particular years recounted in this essential, absorbing and mostly sprightly history went a long way in shaping the pulsating city we know.
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The goal was to make readers think about how the particular case of what has happened in Baltimore has lessons for all American cities.
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But Craft also gives us an intimate look at the particular struggles faced by Jordan as a minority kid at a mostly white school.
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Finally, I leave you with a reminder of one of the particular pleasures of Cooking, a moment of brightness on a very dark day.
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Whatever the answer is in the higher reaches of philosophy, the particular instance of Nunez's violation provides a valuable corrective to Moser's bleak portrait.
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As you circle the athlete, you enter into different information "zones" that are appropriate to the particular perspective in which you are viewing them.
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We should also re-examine how we discuss whether Warren or some other challenger has the particular chops to handle Trump's falsehoods and slurs.
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Hopefully, more lab results will come in that can tell us more about the particular strain and if that's what is causing more hospitalizations.
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RewardStyle did not comment on the particular rate for Amazon, but said each retailer had a different negotiated rate, typically between 5% and 20%.
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And "if you can't find a custodian who is willing to make the particular investment, view that investment as a red flag," he said.
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The stereotypes of Gen X and Xennials don't ring true to me, since so many of them ignore the particular experiences of Black families.
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"In the particular case of processors, the ones that were the most radiation-tolerant were also the slowest you could possibly imagine," says Barnhart.
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The particular cross-default clause was only incorporated in Dalian's CP issue in August, leaving unaffected four other outstanding notes totalling 3.3 billion renminbi.
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But, if you watched closely enough, you could see in their manner, in the particular way they attended, that some power kept them under.
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Titles such as "Southern Light (Louisiana Series)" (1978), "Untitled (Egyptian Series)," and "Bahia Series" (1991) summon forth places and the particular light found there.
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They are intended to be used on roofs, but Sugimoto prefers them for the floor because of the particular way they reflect the light.
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It is instead a general challenge to the law, saying it is overbroad and vague even if the particular items could constitutionally be barred.
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The logic governing the poems is only good for the one ride you take on the mind-spinning journey that is the particular poem.
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Eating an ehomaki ("blessing direction" sushi roll) facing the lucky direction for the year: The particular lucky direction (hinoe) is determined by the zodiac.
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Is modding a form of expression for yourself that you'd engage in even if you weren't modding with the particular focus you have now?
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But it also tells the particular story that Woodward's major sources have chosen to tell him, and reflects their points of view and priorities.
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The particular hue he favours, the one that appears in countless posters touting every official project from e-government to subsidised cooking gas, is orange.
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I have not heard about the particular leaks, but we would like to see his report and I assume it will come out sometime soon.
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This particular box has recipes for cocktails and even includes the particular alcohol for each recipe, because what special occasion can't be celebrated with cocktails?
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"The Eighth Amendment doesn't care about the particular diagnosis — schizophrenia, dementia, or something else entirely," Justice Elena Kagan announced for the court from the bench.
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There are a lot of complicated accounting shenanigans involved in commercial real estate taxation, but the particular move the Times is suggesting is very simple.
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While Harbour didn't dish the particular season the Stephen King-inspired story will conclude, it sounds like it won't be that far into the future.
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The Hairpin's Astrology Is Fake column, written by Rosa Lyster, describes the threats posed by the particular types of crazy exhibited by each sun sign.
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The best way to consider this flagship Sony phone is by addressing the particular components and features of smartphone design that are presently considered premium.
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It's a broad truth of American politics that people may not like "government" in the abstract, but they like the particular ways government benefits them.
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Both the H2449i and H29i have noise cancelling built in, and this year's editions have been improved in the particular frequency range of human voices.
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He showed the royals the particular flowers — some of which were the princess's favorites, including white lilies — that had been cultivated to mark her life.
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And not all sand is alike: the particular shape and composition of individual sand grains is crucial for huge sand consumers like the concrete industry.
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In new hands Adebisi Akangi is one of only two artists alive who can still work in the particular cement design of the original artwork.
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But what they didn't factor in is that the particular issue was also in a bag with a giant pocket of free stickers in it.
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They want to know the particular policies and plans that any new President is going to have so that they can get ahead of it.
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"When SHELDON writes an episode, the particular content selected for that episode may suggest ideas for a new episode," Ryan told me in an email.
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"Although we don't yet know the cause of the crash, we had to decide to ground the particular fleet as extra safety precaution," it said.
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And while quantum theory allows you to calculate probabilities for what you'll find when you do your measurement, the particular result is always fundamentally random.
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Clicking on "Why this ad?" when it pops up in an advertisement shows the information Google used when determining to show you the particular advertisement.
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Also, after-hours orders are only good for the particular session in which they are placed and do not carry over into any other session.
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In the case of navigation directions, for example, you can point out the particular step that's wrong, and add notes and a photo as evidence.
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Many, including "The Bloody Chamber," feature somewhat flowery sex scenes that bring to mind the words "throbbing member" even if the particular phrase isn't invoked.
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There aren't a lot of tweaks or changes to create a more palatable experience for those who don't like the particular flavor of Japanese RPGs.
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Trump has criticized the judge and the decision and has appealed the judge's ruling, but he has followed the erroneous order in the particular case.
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"The action is occurring district by district, and it really varies, depending on candidate quality, resources, the demographics of the particular district," Cox told Concha.
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Many people have complained about the app's unresponsive moments, which were caused by server overload due to the particular cloud-based processing that Prisma uses.
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Rather than create another lottery game, the federal government should assume control over Powerball whose current popularity indicates the particular appeal of a national lottery.
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"Judges have to have compassion for the particular circumstances of the people before them," one told Turkle for her 1995 book, Life on the Screen.
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Instead we are trying to assess the particular personality and temperament of an individual illness, so that we can tailor a response with extreme precision.
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So much, in fact, that there's an entire section of his website devoted to showcasing his controversial cartoons along with the particular ire they garnered.
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These reforms will help CTE programs make certain students can compete for the particular types of jobs that exist locally – now, and in the future.
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They are trained to reference the lists immediately for the particular problem, as their memory and judgment are not necessarily reliable in a tense situation.
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Many school districts across the country require parents to submit written proof that their children have been vaccinated, although the particular immunizations vary by jurisdiction.
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Despite the particular demographic profile of the District, the population trends in Washington are emblematic of shifts taking place in a number of major cities.
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The broad outlines of the Reconstruction story have long been familiar, though the particular interpretive pressures put on particular moments have changed with every era.
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The deepest source of wonder for Mr. Herzog has always been the particular amalgamation of vanity, folly, bravery and genius that makes every individual unique.
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The particular issue pertained to data from product testing done in mice, according to the letter and a press release from the FDA last month.
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Goldman Sachs will be one of the particular beneficiaries of the second part of this rally, Deutsche said, upgrading the share to buy from hold.
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"Fiduciaries must not too readily treat ESG factors as economically relevant to the particular investment choices at issue when making a decision," the guidance stated.
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The particular visual work, currently on permanent view at the National Gallery of Art, marks a particularly exciting moment before Frankenthaler became a bonafide legend.
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In a third of cases, they have been successful in starting patients on a pre-existing drug targeted to the particular mutation or fusion identified.
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" Quoting the PCLOB again, "the Attorney General and Director of National Intelligence make annual certifications ... without specifying to the FISA court the particular non-U.
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Editorial In the last couple of decades, states have begun to recognize the particular viciousness of laws that prevent people with felony convictions from voting.
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