Part of that is helping them share thoughtfully and responsibly, and consume thoughtfully and responsibly.
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Stay for the ... Minimalist décor and thoughtfully curated flowers.
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" He said she went through the confirmation process "very thoughtfully.
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He takes a bite and chews thoughtfully for a minute.
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So how do you get more data, thoughtfully and safely?
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"It definitely feels like a winter iteration," says Sheehan, thoughtfully.
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It's a thoughtfully composed, pretty, mysterious, and slightly spooky scene.
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But major life decisions should be made soberly and thoughtfully.
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We will be rolling out video ads gradually and thoughtfully.
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Yes, that's right; words in a row; thoughtfully written paragraphs.
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Simbal's bar program is as thoughtfully curated as the food.
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Firstly, the software is clean, thoughtfully designed, and unfailingly fast.
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Mr. Hoebee has thoughtfully chosen a lively cast of performers.
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Whenever Russell heard something that he liked, he nodded thoughtfully.
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"How can I explain it to you," she says thoughtfully.
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Here you'll find two thoughtfully dovetailed shows that span generations.
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Fry up a tablespoon of the mixture, and taste thoughtfully.
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The consI do wish the kitchen was designed more thoughtfully.
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"What he said was, 'Be thoughtfully aggressive,'" Ms. Burwell said.
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He chewed thoughtfully at a hole in one of them.
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But done thoughtfully, and with transparency, it can be beneficial.
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These side stories feel tacked on, and not particularly thoughtfully.
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"The reality is, some of the policies being discussed will help GDP: regulatory review, if it's thoughtfully done, potentially infrastructure spending if it's thoughtfully done, could help," Kaplan told CNBC in an interview Tuesday.
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PopSugar created the dessert, and has thoughtfully provided the recipe online.
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And the series is so thoughtfully framed, it's worth watching twice.
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To begin, the F8 is thoughtfully designed, and it looks great.
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I've found the strap on the back to be thoughtfully designed.
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No one ever responds to your thoughtfully written (and important!) email.
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"Good people" Louie mutters to himself thoughtfully as he waves goodbye.
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It also has thoughtfully place reflective stripes for low-light visibility.
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The Trump administration should reconsider thoughtfully the proposals and modify them.
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The devil stares at it thoughtfully, then eats the sale tag.
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These are profound issues that must be addressed thoughtfully and carefully.
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Grant wanted to know some strategies for disagreeing with someone thoughtfully.
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She found that Mr. Eribon's memoir expanded thoughtfully on similar questions.
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What's more challenging is how to invest thoughtfully across the sector.
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So, we try to thoughtfully decide how we can do that.
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Take the time to talk thoughtfully and honestly with your employees.
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Platforms need to transparently, thoughtfully, and deliberately take ownership of this issue.
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When the car is driven thoughtfully, the brake pedal is seldom used.
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A court hands down an opinion: thoughtfully reasoned, forcefully argued, eminently fair.
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She responded to it more thoughtfully than the vast majority would have.
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For us, that means expanding slowly and thoughtfully throughout the West Coast.
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It thoughtfully hides my imperfections and makes me feel saucy and beautiful.
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But it seems Twitter is beginning to thoughtfully work on the problem.
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A week later, Nintendo thoughtfully replied with a letter written in braille.
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I'm not sure that it's being that thoughtfully dealt with right now.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has spoken out often and thoughtfully on society's ills.
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This is uncharted territory, and we need to tread carefully and thoughtfully.
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Packaged thoughtfully in clear acrylic boxes, these candies were made for gifting.
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But used thoughtfully, it can be a powerful and efficient communication tool.
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Mr. Noseda led a thoughtfully considered and at times deeply involving account.
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We live in a time when these issues should be thoughtfully considered.
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Zhuo encourages hiring managers to hire thoughtfully and strategically as they can.
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It has an ample kitchen and a large, thoughtfully furnished living room.
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"I don't know if you like to be choked," she said thoughtfully.
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It plays out significantly in the press, we are responding thoughtfully to it.
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Every pair of Aerosoles is made thoughtfully, with a heavy focus on technology.
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Like all loans, personal loans should be used thoughtfully and studiously paid back.
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"I think media used carefully and thoughtfully is really, really helpful," Woodward says.
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These are big changes, and we need to approach them thoughtfully and seriously.
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I think the best acquisitions are where they chose those membranes really thoughtfully.
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Pichai noted that the company was already "thoughtfully engaging" with Trump's transition team.
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The documentary moves chronologically forward from that point, with extensive, thoughtfully curated footage.
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I live within my means, so I try to acquire things very thoughtfully.
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Transforming Misadventures into Insecure involved adding complex lighting and thoughtfully artistic close-ups.
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"I understand what it takes to grow quickly, but also thoughtfully," she said.
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Soon the culinary lineup was as thoughtfully planned as the festival's musical talent.
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In Grutas Park, they have been sited thoughtfully across 20 hectares of forest.
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Always organized Khloé Kardashian, however, already has her entire feast thoughtfully planned out.
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It rather thoughtfully delivered some of the warmest Christmas weather in recent memory.
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OKCupid invites users to answer questionnaires, build elaborate profiles, and describe themselves thoughtfully.
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It's well-designed, thoughtfully laid out and brimming with premium metals and woods.
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The billionaire industrialist grinned thoughtfully, as if the idea never occurred to him.
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A co-worker thoughtfully cataloged my progress, a dad alone in the dark.
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In person, Savchenko speaks like a soldier: Thoughtfully, directly, and without undue elaboration.
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We should thank the Ninth Circuit for raising that issue clearly and thoughtfully.
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Service is knowledgeable and attentive, while dishes are well-conceived and thoughtfully executed.
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Technology, when implemented thoughtfully, can play a big role in knocking down barriers.
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Jeffers's mostly understated illustrations are elegant, but also thoughtfully complement the illustrated typography.
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I don't think Bodega's problems can be solved by a thoughtfully placed story.
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Playing a central role in those choices we make thoughtfully is our conscience.
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It's familiar stuff, a thoughtfully curated take on the city-takeover festival formula.
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"I get recognized in a way that I didn't before," she says thoughtfully.
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I've never seen an institution take on Latinas so intentionally, comprehensively, and thoughtfully.
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The law provides no simple answer — which is why investigators should proceed thoughtfully.
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We deserve the solidly built and thoughtfully designed, not the shoddy and flimsy.
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A thoughtfully considered shelf holds bobby pins and a marble box of tampons.
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The plot is propulsive, the characters compelling, the world closely and thoughtfully observed.
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This well-documented and thoughtfully argued claim is in itself a huge achievement.
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"The lessons in this booklet can help kids act thoughtfully and kindly," Mrs.
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"I am perfectly willing to be called Cherokee," he said, speaking slowly, thoughtfully.
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The most important steps to take now are to listen and thoughtfully respond.
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Here are 10 essential readings that encapsulate the legacy she so thoughtfully built.
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They should be grateful we're planning out their future so brilliantly and thoughtfully.
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Now, Loughlin and Giannulli are laying low as they "thoughtfully" consider their next steps.
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But in a lot of cases, gamification is something that's done not very thoughtfully.
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Though she specializes in writing working-class loudmouths, she herself speaks slowly and thoughtfully.
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Jony Ive almost surely will say something slowly, thoughtfully, and in a British accent.
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Employers have to thoughtfully consider how to recruit the youth, and then retain them.
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We were able to gain valuable insight and more thoughtfully make our own transition.
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This Hamlet was so thoughtfully conceived that its diversions from the norm felt essential.
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It is a thoughtfully narrow approach, and a valuable addition to a thriving genre.
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"We're thoughtfully pursuing big bets," Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat said during Thursday's earnings call.
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But few Australians have chronicled contemporary small-town life as thoughtfully as Tim Winton.
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Instead it requires legions of teachers to respond thoughtfully and conscientiously to pupils' needs.
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Will the next president of the United States, Donald Trump, act wisely and thoughtfully.
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Twain answers thoughtfully, yet with complete honesty that doesn't trip over her enormous success.
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People will quibble with the implementation, but on the whole it feels thoughtfully designed.
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Throughout his practice Ramírez Jonas has thoughtfully questioned the boundaries between artwork and viewer.
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But we needed to do it thoughtfully in order to maintain the current player.
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"I might even make less," she says thoughtfully, "but make them more … just exquisite."
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Paid leave, which typically lasts at least 14 weeks, needs to be designed thoughtfully.
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If pursued thoughtfully and from a place of knowledge, it could be very beneficial.
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Ultimately, we thought the new retail concept was refreshing, well-executed, and thoughtfully planned.
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A malfunction of some sort as he paused to consider things, between speaking thoughtfully.
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Whether doxxing is ethical also depends on whether it is done thoughtfully or not.
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Mr. Dumais suggests buying just the basics initially, and then decorating thoughtfully over time.
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Oh, God, now he's stroking his chin and nodding thoughtfully at a Rembrandt. Christ.
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It was delicately phrased and thoughtfully composed: an ornate blade, but a blade nonetheless.
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We are thoughtfully and thoroughly reviewing it and will respond in a timely manner.
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The Met could have tried to engage thoughtfully with this history of acquisition practices.
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It's thoughtfully pursuing solutions, and using the wisdom gained through self-reflection to act.
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Wegmans displays are thoughtfully planned out, which easily entices customers to shop at them.
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It features a built-in battery, thoughtfully designed compartments, and a built-in combination lock.
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In the US, we don't speak very thoughtfully about racism for a lot of reasons.
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We handle our our education, our aspirations in other areas very methodically, thoughtfully and strategically.
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It was lighthearted but touched on serious issues and dealt with them honestly and thoughtfully.
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Fashion is quite personal, and fans are thoughtfully sharing what Spade's work meant to them.
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Wholly expectedly, he does not take the opportunity to thoughtfully reflect on his sexist ways.
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Looney would "thoughtfully lead BP through the transition to a low carbon future," Dudley said.
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But the show was also a blast, because it is warm, funny, and thoughtfully crafted.
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The actress then started to thoughtfully answer when Justin Timberlake goofily popped up behind her.
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"Hermès only very rarely—and very thoughtfully—creates unique pieces of this caliber," says Finds.
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So thoughtfully doing that externally we view as a big differentiator we have over others.
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Thoughtfully searching for the right word, free of off-notes, does more than avoid offence.
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It's a wonderful day for communication in your relationships—people are acting maturely and thoughtfully.
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If done thoughtfully, this could add one million good jobs to our economy every year.
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People will be whatever it takes to get along, and commitments will be thoughtfully considered.
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No, nobody put a chip in it — but it's still smart because it's thoughtfully designed.
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So why not pass one now, not hastily but thoughtfully, to fill the current gap?
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When the Green New Deal finally comes, I pray it's designed slowly, thoughtfully and carefully.
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He was unfailingly gracious and generous with his time, answering my questions patiently and thoughtfully.
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Nor any sense that the players' talents were being wasted on this thoughtfully constructed music.
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I would open the refrigerator and look at the food, which had been thoughtfully categorized.
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The case, with its magnesium trims and plastic top case, wears its budget status thoughtfully.
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Yang thoughtfully listened, offered his sympathies, and reiterated his support for ending the forever wars.
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Will senators thoughtfully probe the evidence, or ask leading questions to bolster their favored side?
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But we also need for race and diversity to be thoughtfully integrated across the curriculum.
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"There are a lot of legislators who are thoughtfully looking at this issue," she said.
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And he's written thoughtfully on this website about his "love/ hate" relationship with Shark Week.
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Instead of dismissing Mr. Noll as a bigot, my students thoughtfully engaged with his work.
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" At 51, he said thoughtfully, "I doubt I will be alive to see it completed.
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So to artists, galleries, and museums: if you use a strobe, please use it thoughtfully.
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The Priority Embark is thoughtfully crafted using some of the most reliable components on the market.
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The Ken has made its mark by publishing one thoughtfully reported long-form story each day.
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When you receive the end of contract notice be sure to include a thoughtfully written review.
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There are a lot of pockets on the clamshell Synik 22, and they're all thoughtfully designed.
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He is talking in the way Jack Dorsey always talks, which is: calmly, patiently, thoughtfully, earnestly.
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She has a habit of taking a few beats to thoughtfully consider her responses before answering.
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An image we recently posted on Facebook missed the mark in representing women of color thoughtfully.
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Old man, thoughtfully, with his wife's hand over his shoulder cell phone cover case Samsung S5.
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Listen through her thoughtfully curated playlist all day and believe in the power of love again.
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It was heartening to find so many people prepared to reason thoughtfully about important moral issues.
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"The legitimate crisis with drugs in this nation can be addressed appropriately and thoughtfully," Newsom said.
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If the Legislature is to take action, we must do so thoughtfully with that in mind.
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The report from the cab of a Scania big rig, thoughtfully outfitted with a smartphone cradle?
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We talked to some students who made the tough decision about how to do it thoughtfully.
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They spent over three decades consistently saving at least 20% of their income and investing thoughtfully.
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Accurate data – reliably modeled and thoughtfully structured – will make insuring that risk attractive to private capital.
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As Katzman thoughtfully articulates in Davis's film, this focus on test-prep skews what schools teach.
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Amending the Constitution should be done deliberately, thoughtfully, and for the most important of reasons. H.J.Res.
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Gift baskets should be thoughtfully curated and contain items that fit your recipient's tastes and interests.
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Instead, they should be thoughtfully curated and contain items that fit your recipient's tastes and interests.
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The paintings and prints are thoughtfully installed in the Met's dedicated rooms for works on paper.
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While some white critics write thoughtfully about non-white aesthetics, too many enforce white aesthetic supremacy.
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In response, the ranchers thoughtfully attempted to work out a compromise that was acceptable for everyone.
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Starting at $250 per night, the Joie de Vivre hotel from Hyatt offers thoughtfully-appointed rooms.
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I suggest we embrace it, fully and more actively than ever, but also thoughtfully and deliberately.
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Instead, Mr. Coates seems committed to approaching his hero thoughtfully, untroubled by comics fans' political leanings.
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I'd rather have a handful of really thoughtfully made products, then a fridge full of junk.
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"Even if you can predict who's leaving, it still requires you to respond thoughtfully," he says.
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Having a landlord who is an architect: They both appreciate how thoughtfully designed the apartment is.
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It's always O.K. to thoughtfully acknowledge your own mistakes as long as you do so constructively.
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He has a reputation for thoughtfully building consensus, earned by passing some 50 pieces of legislation.
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"Aging Thoughtfully" is framed as a conversation and, although these two are friends, it grows heated.
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That we voted for political and economic systems to keep us happy rather than thoughtfully informed.
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Thoughtfully, she notes that even the handwriting in letters can open windows into their authors' lives.
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In this thoughtfully conceived and crafted memoir, the authors offer evocative, relentlessly honest portrayals without judgment.
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They're so thoughtfully designed, that you'll basically forget you're even wearing them while you work out.
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Boll & Branch offers some of the softest, thoughtfully designed, and premium-looking sheets on the market.
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A (loaner) canvas J. Crew beach bag, thoughtfully stuffed with two enormous beach towels, is provided.
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"For a while, I think my style was Scandinavian midcentury modern boho," Ms. Wolfe said thoughtfully.
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But building public transit in vulnerable areas comes with particular challenges, and must be approached thoughtfully.
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Residents spend days thoughtfully planning and installing their light displays, which are just mesmerizing to admire.
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WE WANTED TO DO IT THOUGHTFULLY, BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, YOU CAN'T JUST AUTOMATICALLY DO THOSE THINGS.
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But this also underscores the need for managers to make sure such activities are coordinated thoughtfully.
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Each one of those scenes is thoughtfully choreographed with regard to space, movement, sound, and energy.
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However, the owner thoughtfully provides earplugs, a sound machine, and nighttime essential oils to combat the noise.
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Congress should carefully and thoughtfully pursue the types of reform that are right for the American people.
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But there remain thousands of families that could be helped by a more thoughtfully designed federal program.
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If Marks's wisdom is as thoughtfully heard as it is expressed, such an aspiration is within reach.
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I only had my carry-on and a laptop bag, but Bugatti had thoughtfully provided a solution.
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Hayter speaks thoughtfully about the way her classical singing practice conceptually links to the music she makes.
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Though he spoke in a patrician drawl, one forefinger thoughtfully patrolling his chin, he was no snob.
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What we get is an accomplished, thoughtfully executed, beautifully realized body of work by another seasoned talent.
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Hopinka's own First Annual thoughtfully documents a powwow held in the gallery in advance of the show.
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The decision to terminate this account was thoughtfully considered and is in line with our company's values.
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The glass module is also heavy, with anti-slip pads thoughtfully provided to keep it in place.
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Congress should carefully and thoughtfully pursue the types of reforms that are right for the American people.
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The compact device fits easily into any cupboard, and is thoughtfully designed to make your life easier.
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You see, Karsyn's favorite food is McDonald's Chicken McNuggets, so Kristian thoughtfully incorporated that into his proposal.
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Squadhelp founder Darpan Munjal told Vox that his company "self-curates" by rewarding voters who respond thoughtfully.
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It's clear from the gifts that Gates made his selections thoughtfully, referring often to Aerrix's Reddit profile.
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But they are also designed thoughtfully and built exquisitely, combining great aesthetics and construction with brilliant performance.
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Kiraly, still gracefully lean and square jawed, speaks slowly and thoughtfully, with crisp enunciation and long pauses.
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The original NOPR underwent a lengthy process, having been submitted last fall and thoughtfully considered until January.
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"Comix Zone" also includes voice clips — a rarity in '90s video games — and a thoughtfully composed soundtrack.
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There's also a thoughtfully-designed water bottle pocket to keep their drink upright, avoiding spills and leaks.
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The thoughtfully curated program spans from interdisciplinary experimental work to late-night sets of banging minimal techno.
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As Xabi sat next to him on the couch, Bruce thoughtfully and artistically created this beautiful note.
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Women are stepping up, speaking out and thoughtfully acting to create the change they want to see.
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I like to respond thoughtfully and not just give quick scrappy, sloppy half-responses from my phone.
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As this episode makes crystal clear, technology, if not thoughtfully designed or implemented, can have disastrous consequences.
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Kondo recommends doing so thoughtfully, with attention to what fits your stuff and what fits your house.
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" (Though there is, in fact, a thoughtfully composed shot on Mr. Hardy's Instagram.) "There's no turning back.
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You will definitely not open "Aging Thoughtfully" because of its cover, which could hardly be more unappealing.
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So let's stop criticizing the shows and instead engage more thoughtfully with their stylistic and narrative elements.
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Mindfulness can help us act more thoughtfully in the moment and rely less on those automatic shortcuts.
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Erik speaks thoughtfully and deliberately on most any subject but clams up when the subject is himself.
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Wherever you land on the unpacking spectrum, packing thoughtfully makes for an easier, more streamlined travel experience.
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She said the best candidates succeed by thoughtfully and enthusiastically articulating their big ideas for the company.
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Though thoughtfully put together, the evening is loose, even a little lost at points on opening night.
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I liked exploring the different areas, which all felt one-of-a-kind and thoughtfully put together.
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Enter quip: the sleek, thoughtfully designed electric toothbrush that's making this year's gift next year's good habit.
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These scientists are hoping their efforts will spur industry leaders to proceed with the technology more thoughtfully.
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"Sex is powerful and you must approach it thoughtfully because it can destroy you," you told Playboy.
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And, our legislators are going to have to think about how to thoughtfully regulate in this space.
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The Giants, thoughtfully, gifted Houston their own pick at No. 21 for signing away OF Kevin Bass.
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They'll want the extra time to thoughtfully prepare what to say and how to answer questions from employees.
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Stanley McChrystal, recently wrote thoughtfully about his own reappraisal of Lee's legacy as a man and a leader.
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It is a matter of having enough people who can develop policy and conduct oversight independently and thoughtfully.
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It is enchantingly written, thoughtfully structured and a model for all the other journalists who pass through Moscow.
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Yet, all too often, we fall short of treating and housing New York's homeless thoughtfully and with care.
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Billy wined and dined me from the very first date with expensive meals and thoughtfully planned romantic outings.
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Then, you can start manipulating your roots to get it bigger by thoughtfully breaking up the curl pattern.
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He also stated that he is "actually very thoughtfully entering cannabis life" after his breakup with Katy Perry.
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Policymakers at all levels of government are struggling to thoughtfully harness data in the service of public values.
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See if you can persuade her to choose guests thoughtfully and set rules about noise, parties and cleanliness.
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Cognitive behavioral therapy is already recommended in "some of the most thoughtfully developed and presented guidelines," Cherkin said.
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But on reflection, I also could have commented more thoughtfully on the vote and that moment in time.
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Dove apologized for the Facebook clip, saying it had "missed the mark in representing women of colour thoughtfully".
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Great shows know how to thoughtfully embed learning into the fun, blurring the line between entertainment and education.
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"He's often critical of me and the college administration, but approaches our dialogues thoughtfully and respectfully," Falk said.
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Instead, thoughtfully consider the purpose of the decision: Will it expose your business to new customers, for example?
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For an example of how to thoughtfully determine the right mix, see this report from Canada's Ecofiscal Commission.
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We will listen to any and all concerns, questions, or comments you have, and respond thoughtfully without overreacting.
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The retailer says it's starting with "thoughtfully selected" additions in areas like home, toys, electronics and sporting goods.
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The Democratic National Convention Committee (DNCC) must thoughtfully engage local minority entrepreneurs to take advantage of this prosperity.
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Several years for ratification plus another ten may be the best that Congress can responsibly and thoughtfully do.
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Its clothes are luxurious, comfortable, stylish, and designed thoughtfully with the daily needs of working women in mind.
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The measures would be "thoughtfully considered," Democratic House Speaker Michael Madigan said in a statement on Tuesday evening.
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He employs short bursts of hyperbole rather than thoughtfully articulated statements, and does so over and over again.
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Participants aren't willing to answer thoughtfully and honestly if they can't trust their efforts will be fairly appreciated.
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Every pair of Bombas is thoughtfully designed to solve common sock annoyances like blisters, uncomfortable seams, and slipping.
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Some are best sellers, some hidden gems, and some plucked from our own thoughtfully stocked kitchens at home.
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"It's good for people who feel left out during this Valentine's crap to come here," she said thoughtfully.
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Thirteen-year-old Zoe Blair, in a tracksuit with glasses and red hair, watches thoughtfully from the crowd.
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Immune to our exhilaration, on an Owl Day, he perched thoughtfully at the edge of the thickest limb.
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A thoughtfully constructed project at this Chelsea space, complete with an exhibition of archival material, is particularly so.
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It is thoughtfully cast, well-paced and visually stunning, thanks to DuVernay's longtime collaborator, the cinematographer Bradford Young.
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When around new people, you thoughtfully refer to smoking weed as "shmoking," just to take the edge off.
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The main level, where a foyer opens to a double-height living room, was spare but thoughtfully decorated.
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From its acoustics to its sleek design, this speaker is thoughtfully engineered to provide the ultimate listening experience.
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She projected calm on Wednesday for a nearly hourlong interview, speaking thoughtfully and seldom shifting in her seat.
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Girard writes thoughtfully about the various contradictions of Louverture's life, which ended in a prison cell in France.
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Maris also discussed it with Andy Conrad, the geneticist who runs Alphabet's Verily, and Conrad was thoughtfully discouraging.
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Brat signaled shortly after the Parkland shooting that he would analyze the issue carefully, thoughtfully, without preconceived ideas.
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It runs slowly so that sweeping legislative changes must be done thoughtfully and with consensus from all sides.
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Most members actually put time into their bios, answer questions thoughtfully, and put their face as their profile picture.
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"It is important we execute thoughtfully, which will lead us to the route we decide on as a business."
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His instruments were so thoughtfully conceived that they will continue to conjure up sounds that we could never imagine.
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They don't make much wine, so even their 'humble' Côte de Nuits-Villages is thoughtfully crafted and pretty accessible.
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But there's also a moment when Karamo just thoughtfully and silently hugs a man through his profound, weeping catharsis.
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"Shared social media accounts, whether a business endeavor or not, are property" and should be thoughtfully divided, she says.
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It's unreasonable to expect every single voter in America to sit down and thoughtfully digest each candidates' policy proposals.
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The Stockholm-based app maker dominates today's App Store, thanks to its clever and thoughtfully designed suite of apps.
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The striking absence of visual representations of violence against Black bodies thoughtfully encourages greater concentration on the recorded content.
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All of the cases I've seen also thoughtfully feature a small hole in the bottom for the charging cable.
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So, his death—and the thoughtfully calibrated quality of the art it was paired with—left everyone pretty stunned.
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To get a taste of Arizonian nature, all one needs to do is study Frank Gonzales's thoughtfully painted artworks.
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It also gives bigots an easy way to deflect personal responsibility for hateful action, as Aja Romano thoughtfully unpacks.
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The question then is how can universities help students read text thoughtfully, reflectively, and without distraction on digital devices?
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While the app and safety mechanisms were thoughtfully designed, there are plenty of challenges to a product like invisaWear.
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Their performance thoughtfully reanimated Moorman's collaborations with Paik — but this time with the cellist as the center of attention.
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Notion's ethos since its inception over six years ago has been to grow its product, and its team, thoughtfully.
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Other companies that are introducing more generous parental leave policies realize the benefits need to be managed more thoughtfully.
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In such cases, I felt good knowing my dollars had been spent if not wisely, then at least thoughtfully.
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And what's going to happen is Big Tech is going to respond thoughtfully in a measured way with data.
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Slater appears in a closeup, crouched inside a shining tube, looking thoughtfully up at the pitching lip, now semitransparent.
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Every single detail of the dinner's decorations is chosen thoughtfully to equally honor American history and the visiting country.
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Fadda's well-chosen and thoughtfully installed exhibition invites the audience to partake in the ongoing discourse of postcolonial identity.
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The protesters should thoughtfully escalate nonviolence, maybe even resort to mild force, to push the government to the edge.
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A traditional critic in the historicist mode, Delbanco has always thoughtfully rendered the contexts in which his writers wrote.
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"The Army thoughtfully sent me to a number of places so that my experiences could be broadest," he wrote.
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But this spring, designers, thoughtfully addressing the needs of, say, 80 percent of the population, have extended the hemlines.
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It thoughtfully explores possible ways to carry on the people's work, protect the health of members and preserve tradition.
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The rooms are thoughtfully decorated by Hawaiian artisans from the fabric of the duvets to artwork on the walls.
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I narrowed my eyes thoughtfully because it felt rude to be drinking this guy's smoothie without taking him seriously.
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Do your teachers provide space for students to thoughtfully tackle complex issues related to race, ethnicity, gender and sexuality?
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" While writing it, she went to Washington Square in Manhattan, thoughtfully asking men, "What's hard about being a man?
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But he had managed to rent the now thoughtfully renovated downstairs unit — a two-bedroom — for $25,2850 a month.
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Barkbox's custom-made inventions are thoughtfully designed for maximum playability and function, while also being melt-your-heart adorable.
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Thoughtfully covering his mouth with one hand, Frisch seems touched by this chaos only in one motley shadowed cheek.
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"Repeal of the Affordable Care Act without thoughtfully replacing it would wipe out some of our smaller communities," Gov.
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Prayerfully, thoughtfully and as a matter of conscience, some decided to leave the church lest they lose their faith.
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The bottom lineUltimately, I found the Thuma bed frame to be a well-crafted product that is thoughtfully-designed.
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For example, Rashid Dar, a thoughtfully committed Muslim academic, fears the prospect of an irreversible transformation in his community.
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It isn't that they don't act or think; it's that they act and think out loud — thoughtfully, humorously, movingly.
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To use this planetary energy in a productive way, approach conversations maturely and thoughtfully, and keep your expectations in check.
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Black Lives Matter has built a worldwide movement and has also taken the time to work thoughtfully with indigenous peoples.
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The only thing the show could do to rectify its past missteps is to move forward as thoughtfully as possible.
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But the game rewards commitment, practice, and patience, each hour richer and more thoughtfully designed than the one before it.
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Using that privilege thoughtfully is crucial — especially at a time when the threats of homophobia and transphobia are so apparent.
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This isn't to say you shouldn't upload photos taken last week or even a month ago, but do so thoughtfully.
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In cities and towns across the country, there are people who are courageously, selflessly, collaboratively, and thoughtfully creating positive change.
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It is, in many ways, like using a frayed cable that needs to be thoughtfully placed in the perfect positions.
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And since that episode, Zendaya has consistently continued to use her celebrity to talk thoughtfully about race and social justice.
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It's important to channel their passion but also back that emotion up with facts — and the ability to thoughtfully disagree.
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I -- and so many others -- am slowly, thoughtfully, and certainly chipping away at the ideologies that seek to destroy us.
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Keep in mind that this isn't something you can just wing — take time to thoughtfully map out the right questions.
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In the video, she thoughtfully calls out the names of the people she's praying for and says thanks many times.
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By describing the problem thoughtfully, including the brighter future that technology may well bring, she might nonetheless have provided reassurance.
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The exercises are thoughtfully selected and explained in a friendly manner; the monsters and environments show great attention to detail.
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Our political leaders have every right to thoughtfully scrutinize and even criticize important policy proposals such as the president's budget.
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It's unclear when they found the time and resources to not only develop a photograph, but also thoughtfully frame it.
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Ms Wynn's 21st century weapons are social media and videos, where she flamboyantly yet thoughtfully argues for freedom and tolerance.
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For more than a century, several Native American sites have been thoughtfully protected by Congress and presidents of both parties.
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How can voters thoughtfully assess 10 interlocking performances—and then do it again the following night with 10 new options?
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When government and business agree to cooperate in a thoughtfully structured, transparent, and balanced manner, taxpayers have a winning team.
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Around the corner from Café Integral is Warm (181 Mott Street), with a friendly staff and a thoughtfully decorated space.
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Obsessively researched and thoughtfully designed, Bombas Lightweight No-Show Socks are soft, secure, and give back to a great cause.
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Like the rest of their products, Bombas no-show socks are thoughtfully designed to be comfortable, supportive, and slip-free.
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So here's mine: our company's history is filled with 'real risks taken' — sometimes controversially but always thoughtfully and with care.
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A plate of Gefilteria's gefilte fish looks like it was thoughtfully and intentionally made, not like something that was manufactured.
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Thoughtfully, she has prepared a small shot glass as a chaser, which has warm ginger in it mixed with honey.
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Both plants were wrapped thoughtfully with paper, twine, and bubble wrap, then placed in cardboard cartons inside the shipping box.
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Kagerman and Lilja thoughtfully constructed their film, yet they leave nothing for the mind to do besides consume unrelenting tragedy.
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"I love that this is a product made deliberately and thoughtfully for the zero-alcohol-by-volume crowd," she says.
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Mr. Chen has thoughtfully placed his ENTER key, the revealer, in the last spot of the central row at 37A.
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This thoughtfully curated exhibition is evidence that much compelling and adventurous art is indeed being produced all around the country.
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If only this kind of death were available to everyone, maybe we would live our lives more carefully and thoughtfully.
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But there is much to appreciate about gulls, and their complex behaviors are reason enough to observe them more thoughtfully.
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It could be used as a way to silence dissenting opinions, including those expressed thoughtfully, or even fact-checked clarifications.
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She Shoots Film aims to "thoughtfully push boundaries" while "stirring in interviews and words that get people curious," Smith says.
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Supporting roles are thoughtfully rendered, too, such as a Soviet diplomat who is willing to commit treason for the greater good.
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" Health impact Apple says its dark mode is "thoughtfully designed to make every element on the screen easier on your eyes.
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What it does so well is bring an intentionality to every element, in its tightly-designed gauntlets and thoughtfully drawn characters.
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According to ex-employees, in the three years he ran the company, Strickler worked hard to mature it thoughtfully and sustainably.
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It no longer resembles a college crash pad, but rather the thoughtfully decorated apartment of two married artists that it is.
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G. Texas photographer Carolyn van Houten's essay thoughtfully looks at all the competing influences in the always contentious debate about abortion.
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The resulting film, The Rise of Jordan Peterson, thoughtfully explores the ways in which Peterson has been both celebrated and reviled.
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The friendly tool is thoughtfully designed with fun illustrations and widgets that make it perfect for beginners to tinker around with.
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They can actually teach us to slow down and act more thoughtfully — as long as we're ready to learn that lesson.
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Now that collection has more than 1,200 images which thoughtfully portray disability as just one part of a person's complex identity.
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Okay, so these two didn't actually date — but they did share an onscreen kiss, as Ullman so thoughtfully reminded the world.
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In most cases, data ethics are achievable, as long as standards and procedures can be thoughtfully explored, established and agreed upon.
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But don't expect this movie to thoughtfully re-examine a complicated, far-off past, or move us towards a progressive future.
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It ought to work thoughtfully with California to find a way to support its carbon price and other clean energy policies.
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That suggests GE could release enormous trapped value through a more ambitious, but thoughtfully sequenced, series of spin-offs and divestments.
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It requires thoughtfully designing reforms to Obamacare's insurance subsidies, and thinking about how to implement an income-based deductible in practice.
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We need more normalized codes of conduct, thoughtfully walled space, visual partitions, alcoves, private work rooms, and vastly more sound suppression.
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Such thoughtfully set goals, especially when communicated transparently to everyone, are the perfect starting point for purposeful work and knockout performance.
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The company describes the new capsule as "thoughtfully designed for play" with its super-soft pieces made from 100 percent cotton.
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Ferrera's Planned Parenthood pantsuit is yet another example of how fashion can thoughtfully engage — and stand in solidarity — with political issues.
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I'm grateful to the TV critics that got out in front and wrote so thoughtfully about the show and the experience.
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"Games are so fixated on unbroken real time," Burroughs says thoughtfully, before bemoaning the protracted length of current big-budget releases.
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Furniture displays were thoughtfully arranged to show what a room might look like if you were to purchase the entire collection.
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Cohen's students rain praise on him, admiring him not only for his thoughtfully provocative classes but also for his family values.
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You, very thoughtfully, went out of your way to reduce a child's distress, while not undermining the authority of his parent.
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To the contrary, he has spoken thoughtfully and only about recalibration of financial regulations and efforting to adjust to changing circumstances.
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Pact wants shoppers to think thoughtfully about the impact of their purchases, and it's making that easier by offering more transparency.
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It's easy to use and it's thoughtfully limited in ways that make it more efficient than rich text in many contexts.
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Thoughtfully designed to inspire you to perform your best, it has all the bells and whistles you need for peak efficiency.
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Of course, because it's a collaboration with Ikea, the shelf speaker was also thoughtfully designed to work well with Ikea furniture.
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Instead, this decision should turn on issues of competition that were thoughtfully explained by the DOJ yet largely ignored by Stanton.
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When used thoughtfully, V.R. can, for a brief moment, transport students out of the classroom to a new and unfamiliar world.
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In the times I've been around him over the years, he's typically punctual (for a rapper); he politely answers questions thoughtfully.
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The dances have been thoughtfully designed to be appreciated from any angle, but this also gives them a certain spiraling amorphousness.
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It undulates up to a dead mackerel on a stick, thoughtfully lowered by scientists from the surface, and snaps its jaws.
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Merging vibrant, cartoon imagery with abstraction, these canvases are both deeply personal, and thoughtfully engaged with our country's complex racial dilemma.
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Ms. Kern and her deputy said they wanted a piece that covered the topic thoughtfully because race is a sensitive subject.
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This essay is adapted from "Aging Thoughtfully: Conversations About Retirement, Romance, Wrinkles, and Regret," by Martha C. Nussbaum and Saul Levmore.
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Instead, AVs need to be thoughtfully woven into reinvigorated public transportation systems so they become a desirable alternative to personal cars.
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It also would have allowed public critics like myself to form better questions and respond more thoughtfully to the company's moves.
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Pros: Comfortable, durable, moisture wicking, made from thoughtfully sourced materials, provide support where you need it mostCons: On the expensive side
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It was thoughtfully renovated by the architect David Hertz about 2317 years ago, and now has a new kitchen and bathrooms.
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There&aposs a documentary film to be made that thoughtfully examines the perpetual cycles of outrage and cancellation in modern discourse.
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Masks are having a moment at this year's Brompton Design District, one of the most thoughtfully curated quarters of the festival.
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Masks are having a moment at this year's Brompton Design District, one of the most thoughtfully curated quarters of the festival.
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Either choice promises to be convenient in terms of location, with thoughtfully-curated spaces, and great dining and drinking on-site.
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And we're going to do it thoughtfully, we're going to do responsibly, we're going to do it consistent with our brand.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury clashes with Saturn, the planet of boundaries, encouraging you to change unhealthy relationship dynamics thoughtfully and gracefully.
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It's not only that the authored story missions offer more cinematic pacing and more thoughtfully designed locations for 100 ton firefights.
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The app thoughtfully explains exactly why you should care about something as seemingly innocuous as publicly displaying your interests on Facebook.
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But something an earthquake shows you is which of the things that you'd already built were really not built very thoughtfully.
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The passion of all the individuals who continue to steward the Dead's musical legacy so meticulously, thoughtfully, and with true joy.
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On Tuesday, the 26-year-old appeared in the comments to thoughtfully respond to the criticism and apologize for her past statements.
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Criticizing the missile test more thoughtfully would have been effective because the average Iranian does not support Iranian policy, in Vatanka's view.
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"Stuff that will change the world always looks stupid until you turn around," said Gupta, as he chewed thoughtfully on an apple.
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So we think by having a more simplistic channel strategy with v2 we can more thoughtfully manage demand with v2 versus v1.
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An independent privacy oversight board will be spun up frown thoughtfully at Facebook's future initiatives surrounding the creative acquisition of user data.
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But it still bears Arkane's uniquely craftsmanlike approach: not too flashy, groundbreaking, or self-consciously clever, but solid, complex, and thoughtfully built.
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But it's a mature OS in its own right, and I generally find it to be thoughtfully designed and pleasant to use.
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I have found myself often in positions where I have to give speeches, and I value that you can say things thoughtfully.
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"It seems to me in retrospect that [his death] was really thoughtfully done and had been considered as a contingency," Claire said.
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Instagram describes the introduction as "slowly and thoughtfully" — which makes it sound like the volume of ads will ramp up over time.
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Wrapped in polished steel cylinders, they're compact little capsules of sound, terminating on very comfy and once again thoughtfully engineered silicone tips.
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"I wonder if my male counterparts are asked that," she said thoughtfully but firmly, leaning forward, resting her elbows on her knees.
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Like Lange's, the majority of Fuchs' photos are of himself, and he's often working out, sitting on a beach, or posing thoughtfully.
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Corker says he wants to act "thoughtfully and independently" for the rest of his term without worrying about running for re-election.
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As usual, it's clear that Gates did his research about his recipient's passions and thoughtfully selected each item with her in mind.
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The new series is thoughtfully constructed — the films are deeper and more cerebral than most modern blockbusters, the effects continue to stun.
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ThinkGeek's April Fools' gags are typically thoughtfully conceived faux-products, some of which become real products once enough fans offer enough money.
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"The University thoughtfully and thoroughly responds when faced with disturbing allegations, and provides extensive process to students accused of misconduct," Tombarge said.
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" "At that moment, Jackie very thoughtfully pulled the overlooked Nina Khrushchev, wife of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, onto the balcony with her.
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But really, I think that the overall sense of security it offers comes from simply being a sturdier, more thoughtfully designed vehicle.
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As you'd expect from Google, the app was thoughtfully devised and the company consistently releases meaningful updates, most recently video-editing features.
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Gaffigan in The Trial Gaffigan's thoughtfully baffled worldview is nowhere more in evidence than in the first few episodes, which I previewed.
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In the meantime, keep having experiences, learning new things, asking smart questions, and thoughtfully examining yourself and the world you live in.
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"When you know you have made decisions thoughtfully and consistent with your values, it is freeing, in a way," Comey later added.
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Kicking the concert off with, "Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding," the musician spoke fondly and thoughtfully about his longtime friend.
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There I was, thoughtfully filling up the bird feeder for the benefit of the local chickadees and finches with Special Songbird Mix.
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"I don't think we should stop taking chances; I just think we need to take chances intelligently and thoughtfully," Dean Lyon said.
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From sourcing the best materials and craftsmanship to working with family-run artisans around the globe, each piece is made very thoughtfully.
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MSRP: $89 Sale Price: $403 ALPAKA Alpha Sling (Grey) — $64.99 See Details The Shift Pack is thoughtfully designed for the modern traveler.
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When asked if she would recommend the route to other epileptics, Peters says she only knows one other epileptic, then pauses thoughtfully.
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I believe that it is imperative that we tackle these emerging issues thoughtfully and not rush into new programs or regulations prematurely.
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Compliment how safe they make you feel, how great their cooking is, and how sweetly and thoughtfully they put their home together.
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One response, "Rodin at the Brooklyn Museum: The Body in Bronze," is a thoughtfully arranged and edited reintroduction to this sculptor's oeuvre.
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Carefully researched and thoughtfully written, "Lou Reed: A Life" is the best Reed biography to date and probably its author's greatest achievement.
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The cafe's interior, which was designed to reflect the clean style of Edo-period rowhouses, is as thoughtfully rendered as the food.
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John WilliamsDaily Books Editor and Staff Writer AGING THOUGHTFULLY: Conversations About Retirement, Romance, Wrinkles, & Regret, by Martha C. Nussbaum and Saul Levmore.
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You will probably not open Nussbaum and Levmore's book, "Aging Thoughtfully: Conversations About Retirement, Romance, Wrinkles, & Regret," because its title is catchy.
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"It's thoughtfully designed to make every element on the screen easier on your eyes," Apple claimed in its announcement of the feature.
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Women Artists A to Z encourages young readers to interact thoughtfully and inquisitively with art and artists, which is no small undertaking.
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If a restaurant's staff knows the origin of their dishes, the food is oftentimes more likely to be thoughtfully cooked and authentic.
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Whether you follow the 5S method or not, it's still wise to sort through your workspace regularly and thoughtfully store your necessities.
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Without that to lean on, everything on the plate wants to be thoroughly and thoughtfully seasoned, including basics like grains and beans.
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Phone calls, flowers and thoughtfully worded cards are certainly in order, but to go the extra mile, a gift is the ticket.
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After we read these types of stories, we might take a step back and nod thoughtfully about how bad it all seems.
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There was also a thoughtfully produced custom map and "Hoxton survival guide," which was a pamphlet explaining the property and its amenities.
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"The governor thoughtfully reviews any clemency application and recommendation from the Board of Parole," said Jennifer Donnals, a spokeswoman for Governor Haslam.
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Rather than thoughtfully planning outfits ahead of time, we're all guilty of stuffing as many options as we can into our bags.
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While it's easy to appreciate improvements on any Pokémon game — who wouldn't want their favorite experiences thoughtfully retooled into something even better?
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Fred Rogers had a unique ability to connect so thoughtfully with children and these messages about feelings and compassion are truly timeless.
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Some similar combination of factors may also be interacting in your community – so, what can you do to approach the future thoughtfully?
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After one verse, the camera zoomed out to reveal Mr. Timberlake next to Mr. Walken on a couch, thoughtfully observing the performance.
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For those of us who create bots and send them out into the world, it is essential that we do so thoughtfully.
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He listened carefully when I spoke, and responded thoughtfully, slowly, making me feel like he was genuinely considering what I had just said.
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It's the kind of store that makes you wonder how you were surviving before it existed because the clothes feel so thoughtfully designed.
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You're not suddenly the Annie Leibovitz of foodtography because you spent 10 minutes "thoughtfully" finding the right angle It's time to stop. Really.
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These are thoughtfully designed obstacles that add physical challenges for dancers, helping to give the pieces their visceral energy so many decades later.
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And the new episodes still manage to pick thoughtfully at the intentions and methods of filmmakers, particularly when it comes to portraying genius.
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This could be for a myriad of reasons, but whatever it is, take the time to thoughtfully explain your reasoning to your partner.
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One of the most challenging questions facing documentarians over the next few years will be how to thoughtfully approach documenting the Trump era.
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Its white bulbous head is on the large side compared to the Nest Cam Indoor, but every little detail has been thoughtfully crafted.
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My education wouldn't have been possible without the many people who thoughtfully advised me and the organizations that provided me with generous scholarships.
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"The jury thoughtfully distinguished First Amendment rights from criminal conduct," Steven McCool, one of the defense lawyers, told BuzzFeed News in an email.
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At my job teaching poetry to graduate and undergraduate students, I have perfectly timed (and color-coordinated) lesson plans, thoughtfully written and prepped.
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When I moved here a few months ago, I was so taken with my apartment that I didn't thoughtfully factor in my commute.
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The ladies only market exactly a new thing—though it's been a couple of years since we got something so thoughtfully female forward.
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And until Solo, the films have mostly approached the theme thoughtfully, with the writer-directors seeming to be in dialogue with each other.
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"This doesn't mean to bury your head in the sand or stick your fingers into your ears, but more thoughtfully disconnect," she explains.
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In the end, while Google made a handful of compromises to create the Pixel 3a, every change makes sense and feels thoughtfully considered.
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With a thoughtfully designed can, Lemon Peal is part of a new wave of stylish canned beverages – canned alcohol, but make it fashion.
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"The governor thoughtfully reviews any clemency application and recommendation from the Board of Parole," a spokesman said in May, according to the Tennessean.
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Sure, there can be real value to interviews with people in the news, including notorious figures, when they are conducted professionally and thoughtfully.
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I wasn't sure how to thoughtfully respond to them about President-elect Trump's climate change position in a way that leaves them hopeful.
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While the product certainly looks to have been thoughtfully designed, it remains to be seen how well it functions against IoT hacking risks.
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Although Congress would need to end the embargo, Obama has moved thoughtfully, quietly, and has achieved something Congress has been incapable of exacting.
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Arrival is a film about figuring out, carefully and thoughtfully, whether internal or external threats are more dangerous to us as a species.
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This type of man thoughtfully knots his fingers across his desk as he announces that a meteor is on its way to earth.
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In addition to that, doing thorough work, hitting goals, and acting thoughtfully toward coworkers were thought to help you succeed in any workplace.
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She tells Adam Bryant at The New York Times that she likes when people take time to ponder the question and answer thoughtfully.
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Thoughtfully teaching young children about apologizing is one aspect of teaching them how to be caring and well-regarded members of their communities.
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Sharing on social media can be an important mode of expression, but it needs to be done thoughtfully and with some self-control.
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In 2013, Bernardin and her partner Sabrina Marshall launched RESEE, a thoughtfully curated site that aims to make vintage clothing more accessible worldwide.
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"One of the disappointments about Gradient is they tend to go over these same arguments that have been thoughtfully discussed previously," Dockery said.
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It thoughtfully assembles several of life's essentials: knowledge, nature and art, along with incessant growth and exchange — a combination that should foster tolerance.
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"One person can have a huge impact on your company, and so picking that person has to be done very thoughtfully," said Hong.
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For one thing, it uses machine learning rather than human curation to "thoughtfully generate a news discovery experience" that's personalized to each user.
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ANN A job offer need not be torpedoed by an obligation to wait four weeks, as long as you handle the situation thoughtfully.
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I think the activist investor was really pleasantly surprised that we actually had very thoughtfully — and the company — financially thought about the company.
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The Department of Parks and Recreation has thoughtfully covered up the soil in the city's playgrounds so kids don't play in contaminated dirt.
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To be clear, Mr. Sher's staging is a step up for the Met: ultimately traditional but thoughtfully coherent and at times unexpectedly affecting.
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In fact, decision fatigue and "impossible" workloads are solvable problems, and many primary care practices have been thoughtfully designed to avoid these issues.
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Even though our talk has turned emotional, she laughs easily and listens thoughtfully, as the car does a U-turn towards the venue.
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But I'd like to see playwrights tell some other stories, some better stories, stories that more thoughtfully reflect what women and men experience.
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I enjoyed my room's cheerful and thoughtfully-curated vintage-inspired details, like a Smeg kettle, a fully operable retro telephone, and Marshall radio.
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Your morning routine helps to ground you, and using it thoughtfully will help to set the tone for the rest of your day.
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She does this thoughtfully, often listing supermarket prices next to her ingredients, and practically, calling for ingredients that are relatively affordable and available.
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We especially appreciated the way they thoughtfully conversed with each other in the comments section and we've highlighted three of those exchanges below.
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This fit; we were actively rebuilding our marriage, piecing it back together thoughtfully, slowly, crafting a structure we hoped could hold us both.
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In June, CEO Ethan Brown told analysts that it could take on the largest fast-food chains, provided that it was done thoughtfully.
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Every pair is designed thoughtfully to solve common sock-related annoyances, like heels that slip when you walk and fabrics that trap heat.
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If done thoughtfully and deliberately, the public safety benefits of a well-regulated cannabis market could work well in states across the nation.
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I opened it to find a series of round, smiling Santas stacked inside, each smaller and more thoughtfully painted than the previous one.
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Not because it is thoughtfully hung or curated (it isn't especially), and not because the space lends itself to her painting (it doesn't).
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But what elevates To All the Boys I've Loved Before is how carefully and thoughtfully it executes Lara Jean and Peter's inevitable romance.
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But sharing information in order to frame how we are looking at a franchise, looking at an IP, that's something we do very thoughtfully.
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VASANT NARASIMHAN: I think it needs to be fixed, but I think the way it needs to be fixed has to be thoughtfully done.
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The conservative case against him: Abdul-Jabbar has written eloquently and thoughtfully about race and about the importance of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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But information security programs need to be thoughtfully designed so they don't undermine the lawful tools we need to keep the American people safe.
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I hadn't seen it before, but I recognized it: A purse encrusted with thoughtfully chosen colorful pastel stripes, like a disco ball-turned-box.
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"But I do take these claims very seriously and I wanted to provide my response thoughtfully and not out of the moment," he added.
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Amid a social media backlash and calls for a boycott, the brand apologized, saying it "missed the mark in representing women of color thoughtfully".
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But he and his two colleagues have thoughtfully engaged the public on Twitter, offering counterpoints to criticisms of Facebook, of which there are many.
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They then thoughtfully supplied the poor saps in their charge with a flimsy, slapdash account of what happened to supplant their now-vanished memories.
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What it does have is a built-in webcam, a thoughtfully designed body, and more cloud storage than you'll know what to do with.
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But everything, from the pithy recurring phrases to the thoughtfully placed pauses and seemingly folksy anecdotes are actually well-planned-out, crowd-tested presentations.
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While the episode certainly isn't perfect, it's a breakthrough moment for television that touches on important issues and thoughtfully attempts to right past wrongs.
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Brevity may be best when you're sharing breaking news, but those constraints hinder our ability to speak thoughtfully about how to change human behavior.
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From the form to the ear tips to the wings, each part of the ARIA earbuds is thoughtfully designed to allow for maximum comfort.
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We are thoughtfully considering a variety of options for how to offer services in China in a way that is consistent with our mission.
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But again she stressed the need for technology developments to be thoughtfully managed so they reflect the underlying society rather than negatively disrupting it.
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The app does more than just suggest what privacy settings to change, though, it thoughtfully explains why it's a good idea to change them.
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The photo-sharing app announced on Wednesday that it will launch ads in its Explore section "slowly and thoughtfully" in the months to come.
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Facebook this morning announced the launch of a new set of educational resources focused on helping young people think critically and behave thoughtfully online.
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It's a thrilling opening for a thoughtfully curated soundtrack, interspersed with Chinese classics along with covers of American pop songs in Mandarin and Cantonese.
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The LiveSexy products aren't merely the Form toys with cheaper parts: they've been thoughtfully redesigned for a mid-tier budget and a beginner mindset.
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In an effort to buy less, buy thoughtfully, and — let's be honest — look cool, I have turned more frequently toward secondhand and vintage shopping.
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Thoughtfully rebuilding and modernizing our infrastructure will remedy imminent safety and reliability issues, relieve growing congestion and capacity problems, and turbo-charge our economy.
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In the session, Jemisin unpacked the latter, explaining that one of the biggest pitfalls in world-building was that writers don't approach it thoughtfully.
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Shop CoyuchiIf you're looking for bedding, bath, and other home textiles that are minimally processed, but still comfortable and thoughtfully designed, check out Coyuchi.
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On a societal level, by organizing work more thoughtfully, we can make inroads into tackling carbon emissions as our car use becomes more efficient.
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Learning about yourself can strengthen your ability to carefully and thoughtfully exist in and move through the world with the other people in it.
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Admittedly, "Westworld" overcame initial misgivings about its first-season structure by thoughtfully flipping the script in terms of who the bad guys really were.
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I met a woman named Ashley Manta, who identifies as a "cannasexual," which is essentially anyone who combines weed and sex thoughtfully and intentionally.
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For both visits, he went to a pediatric urgent care facility where his kids were thoughtfully and patiently treated by Dr. Corey A. Fish.
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Durably constructed and thoughtfully designed, the PetFusion Ultimate Cat Scratcher Lounge combines the comfort of a lounge and the functionality of a cat scratcher.
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Especially if you throw in the $1,200 Jimmy Choo boots, one of several pairs thoughtfully placed around the room, "the" boots of the season.
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She, like her conductor, approached the piece thoughtfully and unsensationally: Now over 50, she was more womanly than girlish, more tenderly longing than petulant.
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The installation is relatively spare, but it resonates thoughtfully with the architectural details of the room, including the geometric-patterned bars adorning the windows.
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Ms. Dickens, an acclaimed Aboriginal mixed-media artist, was thoughtfully at work as she foraged among discarded building materials, broken toys and industrial waste.
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The dead and brutalized are also not necessarily holy relics for us to attach ourselves to that we should abstain from looking at thoughtfully.
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Congress failed to thoughtfully cut spending, which triggered automatic budget cuts in 2013 and imposed annual, more restrictive budget caps until 2021 — the sequester.
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Invisible wounds festered beneath a polite and tidy surface; I excelled in every school subject, and had new and thoughtfully coordinated outfits each September.
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"The CRA ... allows politicians to quickly dismiss agency protections that were thoughtfully crafted, often based on years of research and stakeholder input," she said.
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"There's some kind of unspoken social taboo against talking about mystical or magical experiences," he told me thoughtfully, pressing another leaflet into my hands.
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Hopefully you've already Marie Kondo'd your things and packed thoughtfully (and hey, even if you didn't, I'm proud of you for doing your best).
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Hopefully you've already Marie Kondo'd your things and packed thoughtfully (and hey, even if you didn't, I'm proud of you for doing your best).
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For women, the roomy and thoughtfully proportioned Bartaile Nylux C12 has adjustable straps that can be worn as a backpack, cross-body or tote.
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An experienced cookbook author (including two books with the TV personality and model Chrissy Teigen), Ms. Sussman's recipes are thoughtfully written and thoroughly tested.
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Being a leader is often about making tough calls, and I try to do it as thoughtfully and with as much information as possible.
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General Mattis's performance at the hearing, in which he answered questions directly and thoughtfully, felt like a brief reprieve from a chaotic presidential transition.
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Such lifestyle counseling is a fundamental part of high quality preventive care, and, if done thoughtfully, can be a powerful motivator for healthier behavior.
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Gifting a pet to someone else can be done thoughtfully when the gifter understands their responsibility to both their loved one and the pet.
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Congress failed to thoughtfully cut spending, which triggered automatic budget cuts in 20193 and imposed annual, more restrictive budget caps until 2021 — the sequester.
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By practically automating the act of shooting, Nier: Automata encourages us to move thoughtfully and fluidly, and try to improve how its gunfights look.
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The OG Experience amplified the voices most directly affected by mass incarceration, putting the spotlight on artists thoughtfully grappling with the prison industrial complex.
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But once you get past its 2.25 pounds, you begin to appreciate how thoughtfully each button was placed across its magnesium-alloy weather-sealed body.
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But I will argue that a thoughtfully designed outdoor cooker is not only prettier to look at, but also more useful and easier to maintain.
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"Sound public policy should be based on data that are meticulously collected and thoughtfully analyzed," writes Joffe, who is an associate editor of JAMA Pediatrics.
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His statement alluded to his desire to continue to work "thoughtfully and independently" in the next 15 months, which could signal more conflicts with Trump.
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But I also think it's okay to rarely make exceptions—especially if it is to thoughtfully (and privately) make your friends day a little better.
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I have perspective on it and can reflect a little more logically and thoughtfully and forgivingly than I could have right out of the gate.
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There's a considerably large 2338,22 mAh battery which thoughtfully supports Quick Charge 25.7 capability so that it doesn't take forever for the phone to charge.
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For full-time influencers, a thoughtfully curated Instagram grid full of envy-inducing photos is not only their portfolio, it's how they pay their bills.
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While Sarrapere thoughtfully fisted his eyes, Jean's gaze wandered to Falyne's suitcases, still huddled in the corner where they had been for days, or weeks.
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It's a feature we thoughtfully designed, in part, because customers were asking for a charger that could be kept with them and used during flight.
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The clip below, first noticed and thoughtfully ripped by Deadspin editor Tim Burke, begins as the fairly bland proceedings of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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There aren't many blockbuster names on this list; instead, most of these exhibitions thoughtfully explore a theme, or introduce an overlooked artist from the past.
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The resort's owners thoughtfully decorated each gut-renovated residence with charming themes ranging from Hello Kitty to Mickey Mouse to what appears to be ... American?
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Besides, it could certainly open up some interesting discussions about estate planning and how carefully or thoughtfully family members have thought through their kids' futures.
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Some examples include Yoni Bloch's Pretend to Be Happy, in which the non-existent viewer renders change within the story through thoughtfully placed graphic overlays.
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In a news conference last month, Obama called on Republican opponents in the Senate to thoughtfully consider his nominee and give his choice a vote.
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And the quick-mount system that works with or without gloves is so thoughtfully designed that it's hard to believe GoPro hasn't already adopted it.
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Pau is alone at the ballet in Barcelona, thoughtfully sitting off to the side and far away from the stage to not block anyone's view.
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Crafted from luxurious Italian fabrics, and available in an array of thoughtfully considered cuts, the brand — which launched in 2014 — gets the job done swimmingly.
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"Robert Wilkie is doing such a great job," a senior administration official told CNN, giving the administration more time to thoughtfully vet a new nominee.
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But in recent years, conversations around food security, climate change and public health have led to more ambitious and thoughtfully curated exhibitions around the world.
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Congress depends more than ever on the committee to ensure that spending decisions on government programs — many of which have bipartisan support — are thoughtfully made.
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The days of predictability in American public policy, such that financial markets and government program managers can plan thoughtfully and act accordingly, are long gone.
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Despite the sweaty conditions on a recent Sunday, there was no shortage of thoughtfully dressed Chinese grandmothers and chic European models on a casual stroll.
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Both sides of this case deserve the chance to be heard in a forum where arguments and evidence from all sides will be thoughtfully considered.
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After a period of neglect during the '70s and '80s, the Big Blackfoot has been thoughtfully managed by a consortium of public and private interests.
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Master following-up thoughtfully and take an interest in what's happening in the lives of the people around you, noticing how they grow and change.
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The same strategy can be used to identify campuses with a higher than expected risk of sexual assault so that resources can be thoughtfully allocated.
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If you prefer not to carry a large purse but still want room for essentials, you'll love the spacious and thoughtfully designed Bellroy Leather Clutch.
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You're required to figure out what is special about the circled squares, which Mr. Kwong thoughtfully provides in the revealer, BACK COUNTRY, at 61 Across.
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Kat's punished for even proposing this course, of course, but it thoughtfully contextualizes her attitude down below, far away from the life she once knew.
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Donatelli serves as a confidante to the leading ladies, and her auburn 'do is more complex and thoughtfully-crafted than most of the film's characters.
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Thanks to the windows, the thoughtfully placed storage space, and the efficient design, the tiny house didn't feel like the tight squeeze that I anticipated.
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"We will continue to act thoughtfully and courageously despite the disruption and uncertainty COVID-19 brings to our daily lives," Williams wrote in the statement.
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The Night Of works because, even though the show's story is familiar, it's evident that every single frame and moment has been pored over thoughtfully.
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Mboya, 25, was among the first public voices (arguably the very first) to forcefully and thoughtfully call on Ito to step down from his position.
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When thoughtfully made with really good ingredients, pasta salad can (and should) be divine — the fresh and sprightly sleeper hit of your next summer soirée.
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"We will look very seriously and thoughtfully and humbly at the way in which the voters have responded," Turnbull told reporters in Sydney on Sunday.
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The Times's comment moderators are a tight-knit group, affectionately familiar with our frequent commenters and appreciative of those who contribute thoughtfully, like Mr. Luettgen.
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Today, I think my previous warm embrace of corporate feminism has allowed me to reject it more thoughtfully and try to seek out something different.
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The practice is intended to encourage Americans to eat more thoughtfully and limit their intake of high-calorie food, as the nation battles widespread obesity.
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If this pair had wished to move units, they'd have replaced "thoughtfully" with "mindfully," a pastel word that connotes thought without the bother of thinking.
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Additionally, Everytown for Gun Safety has thoughtfully proposed 10 executive actions that the next president can take to protect the American people from gun violence.
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The sea is coming for the coastal metropolises of the world, and only those with thoughtful leaders who adapt thoughtfully—and adapt fast—will survive.
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Although Mr. Roof's guilt was never in question — his court-appointed lawyers acknowledged it from the start — the prosecution's thoughtfully constructed case has been impressive.
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The pair plan give away the majority of their wealth throughout their lifetimes and are doing so by thoughtfully tackling major issues around the world.
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It's amazing, though, he said to me thoughtfully, that a little thing like a blister – as annoying as they were – should lead to all this.
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"It was like all the care and attention I gave to thoughtfully picking it out was chewed up and spit in my face," he said.
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It can be thoughtfully designed to reduce total costs for the vast majority of American families, while improving the quality of the care they get.
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To convince us that differences in our views are nothing more than the measures of our rightness or wrongness, rather than contrasting truths, thoughtfully held.
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And Ms. McCloud, who counts herself among the skeptical parents, said that, assuming the vegan transition was executed thoughtfully, she would keep her children enrolled.
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She will also act as an adviser when big questions arise about how to think about and use data thoughtfully, without overstating what it supports.
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He speaks thoughtfully and matter-of-factly, with a slight lisp, as he discusses topics like social media, religion, and gang culture with equal comfort.
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It's no longer enough to simply individuate through boutique shopping or even high fashion; but you can with a bunch of thoughtfully-chosen patches and pins.
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Ignoring the faux urgency around the ill-named Save the Internet Act, Wicker and Sinema thoughtfully formed a bipartisan, net neutrality working group late last year.
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Here are some effective ways to thoughtfully say no without hurting your relationships in the process: Let the other person know what you have going on.
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The CBD feels not like an outlier, but instead like one of a thoughtfully curated bouquet of oils selected to get us all in the zone.
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This is simply not the way that we should be approaching an important and complex issue that must be handled thoughtfully and fairly for all Americans.
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But used in the right way, through thoughtfully designed approaches, digital communication can open doors to things that might feel too scary to do in person.
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The curriculum provides a thoughtfully curated set of residencies which augment each student's in-depth thesis advising with artists Christy Gast, Mary Mattingly, and Ernesto Pujol.
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In an environment where more and more movies are thoughtfully examining race, and the real experiences of people of color, this seems like a missed opportunity.
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And once you make some educated gift purchases, your 'gram-obsessed pal won't just be touched by your thoughtfully chic choices – they'll wonder if you're psychic.
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If I don't thoughtfully leave out a face mask I want to use that night, for example, I'll forget — a common occurrence for my ADHD cohorts.
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In fact, consensual non-monogamy can be a healthy option for some couples and, executed thoughtfully, can inject relationships with some much-needed novelty and excitement.
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If you're stumped for ideas, you can head to Amazon's Mother's Day Gift Shop, thoughtfully separated by categories like Thoughtful Gestures, Spa Days, and Quirky Gifts.
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The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management can now thoughtfully and objectively review those permit applications and potentially put us on course for desperately needed new surveys.
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Each functionality is thoughtfully designed to be of use on the regular, so it does away with features that would serve no purpose in real life.
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Obviously the folks at Rev1 Ventures are doing great things, and VentureOhio is thinking thoughtfully about how to bring more startups and entrepreneurs to the area.
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If all future Lightning headphones are designed as thoughtfully and in the same integrated manner as Audeze's, then we'll have nothing to fear from the future.
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Fennessey thoughtfully dissects the problem, using the Netflix-produced Jason Sudeikis vehicle Kodachrome as an example: Kodachrome is emblematic of the morass of Netflix movie offerings.
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Consumers benefit from thoughtfully tailored remedies prescribed flexibly, based on the facts of each case and all those who may be impacted by their final decision.
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Personal care brand Dove said a recent marketing campaign "missed the mark in representing women of color thoughtfully," amid criticism that the advertisements were racially insensitive.
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In person, he is earnest, cautious and meticulous in his words to the point that he pauses, sometimes for crushingly long stretches, to construct responses thoughtfully.
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Shop MZ WallaceMZ Wallace was created by two native New Yorkers as a way to bring to life stylish, thoughtfully designed essentials for the modern woman.
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One revelation of the film for Latino Americans is that when Hollywood filmmakers approach a multicultural project thoughtfully, they are indeed capable of getting it right.
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This set also thoughtfully includes a brush for easy application, a mitt to help wash off the mask, and an exfoliating treatment for extra-clogged skin.
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These are 10 short stories, told slowly, and thoughtfully, the details lingered over, like old photo books full of pictures of people you used to know.
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Not only did she comment on many of our questions, but she also replied thoughtfully to the work of others — something we wish everyone would do.
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From the religious to the erotic, The Renaissance Nude thoughtfully breaks down how the body was approached and made tangible during this groundbreaking moment in history.
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"The evacuation is very thoughtfully done to get those inmates into the safest facilities we have for them," said Florida Department of Corrections spokesperson Michelle Glady.
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Technology companies can and should help the government — and the military in particular — develop and use artificial intelligence, but it must be done thoughtfully and carefully.
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"There were these weird combinations of graphic pictures and patterns on the clothes, but you could tell people had thoughtfully considered their look," Ms. Emezi said.
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Thoughtfully directed by Anne Kauffman; keenly performed by Lili Taylor, Janeane Garofalo and especially Celia Weston; a pleasure to watch throughout — it is all of these.
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If you want to get as close to your true tax liability as possible, carefully and thoughtfully fill out — and check up on — your W-4.
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We appreciated how thoughtfully readers approached each question — taking on alternative perspectives, acknowledging their own biases and blind spots, and parsing the nuances of each topic.
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As Jordan wound through 20 minutes of jokes about online dating, smoking marijuana and Uber drivers, Tony alternated between rubbing his chin thoughtfully and chuckling warmly.
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We want to deal with Dreamers, let's deal with Dreamers, (and then) we can thoughtfully assess how to best put a comprehensive initiative on the table.
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By night, sit among the bar's Oriental rugs, wing chairs and exposed metal ducts while thoughtfully swirling Swiss syrah (not bad) or pinot noir (much better).
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"I have been engaged in an effort to thoughtfully and honestly share this important story since I arrived in Richmond," Pam Northam said in a statement.
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However, Buttigieg—who presents his ideas thoughtfully-- simply doesn't have many "bad" answers, and he was a better back-half debater than most of the candidates.
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We're seeing serious efforts to thoughtfully assess the impact of transformative medicine, such as gene therapies to cure a specific type of blindness and certain cancers.
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Polls are useful tools in trying to gauge the state of the electorate, but they have to be interpreted thoughtfully and carefully to give meaningful information.
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The city has presumably put together what it hopes is an ironclad case against Uber, one thoughtfully grounded in TfL's regulatory authority to oust the ridehailing ruffians.
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"It thoughtfully shows what leads someone to this, and I cried at the end," said Kita S. Curry of Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services, to USA Today.
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The flagship title is called Raising Venture Capital, which features 340 thoughtfully organized pages in 15 sections and three appendices on all aspects of the funding process.
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Because of this, when I design my collections I am adamant that each and every piece is made thoughtfully and includes statement elements that make it unique.
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I often didn't have the time or energy to reply thoughtfully, nor did I have the heart to tell her I found her messages annoying and distracting.
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What I love about the idea of the magazine is [that it's] about taking great stories that are thoughtfully put together by editors for a given passion.
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Navigating this evolving environment requires content creators to thoughtfully consider not just what goes on inside their VR experience, but how people discover and access those experiences.
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Porsche has also thoughtfully placed the headphone jack at the bottom of the display, so the cables won't dangle over the display or keyboard when you're typing.
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Some nights I used to stand in the doorway of his bedroom, watching him thoughtfully edit the outfit he planned to wear to school the next day.
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What it offers, instead, is a much more narrowly tailored and thoughtfully considered version of the ban — one that's much more likely to stand up in court.
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Sudan and South Sudan share a strong tradition of short story writing, but the countries' writers also thoughtfully explore genres such as poetry, novels, and comic books.
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Finding the way through difficult emotions isn't easy for anyone, but art that takes its audience through the experience honestly and thoughtfully can help provide a roadmap.
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Shitposting on Twitter at a bar is significantly different from thoughtfully responding to a work-related Twitter DM or sending a difficult email or delivering bad news.
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Kitchen witchery or food magic must be handled delicately and thoughtfully—and, it bears repeating, with the goal of harming none and for the good of all.
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"And I want to be able to do that as thoughtfully and independently as I did the first 10 years and nine months of my Senate career."
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She remains, however, appropriately skeptical about whether any relationship construct, no matter how cunningly or thoughtfully devised, can offer permanent solutions to the dilemmas of romantic love.
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According to Grayson, creating a "concise, compelling, and authentic representation" of yourself through your essay by taking the time to thoughtfully construct it gives you an advantage.
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" CEO Sundar Pichai notes that the company is "thoughtfully engaging" with Trump's transition team and states that the company is working to combat misinformation and "filter bubbles.
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She arrived with some homemade food she thoughtfully made for the band and I that morning—and I realized the she was at least 6 months pregnant.
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In the years since, Broadly editors have worked diligently to think more thoughtfully and critically about how we represent trans and non-binary people in our work.
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Done well and thoughtfully, Botox can be a safe, effective, and relatively inexpensive means of upping the ante on your anti-aging routine — stigma or no stigma.
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There's a whole series of things that you can do that don't mean borrow more, that don't mean tax less, but to do it thoughtfully and elegantly.
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"Each area has been thoughtfully curated to activate a different way to play with and experience slime: ASMR, creativity, art, and experimentation," Robinovitz told Insider of Sloomoo.
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Mr. DuBois has thoughtfully included a kind of mini-museum of voting, with a display case of punch-card ballots, party-line labels and other historical ephemera.
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A new documentary, "MAYA / MATANGI / MIA," tells things from her perspective, and this Vulture essay thoughtfully interrogates our treatment of the pop star over the last decade.
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I don't think anyone who more thoughtfully and fearlessly reminds us that America was never really great for everyone, and that the only way forward is forward.
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It is written with great verve and wisdom by someone who has closely and thoughtfully detailed his own plight as well as the journey out of it.
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Marriage is a big deal; I feel like it would be irresponsible if I didn't formally and thoughtfully put a period on that period of my life.
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I have been thinking about race as it pertains to this season more and more, especially recalling Miller's promise to talk about it more thoughtfully this season.
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The Smithsonian Institution, which operates the Hirshhorn, says that the new scheme is being done thoughtfully, making the space more accessible while maintaining its character over all.
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This thoughtfully curated exhibition is evidence that much compelling and adventurous art is being produced all around the country, and that it can generate an avid audience.
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"However, what I can say is that the two other projects will continue to thoughtfully engage Green-Wood's built environment after close study and investigation," Weil said.
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He ticked off Plutarch and Herodotus and Cicero, writers named by his character in the play, crediting them with thoughtfully exploring the role of fact in art.
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Dagne Dover Ryan Laptop Bag, available at Dagne Dover, from $135Gift a Dagne Dover E-Gift Card, from $25We're huge fans of Dagne Dover's thoughtfully designed bags.
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More importantly, I didn't feel as though I was missing out on my vegetables or skimping on my protein — Everything felt well-balanced and thoughtfully put together.
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Still, Rachel thoughtfully linked to various hardware and furniture pieces for us, just in case you have $548 to spend on "lifelike" hydrangeas in a glass cube.
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Ms. Conway's visit was a hopeful sign to Mr. Meyers that he could still have cordial relations with the new administration if he conducted the interview thoughtfully.
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Edward Aschoff, an ESPN college football reporter known for his lively blog posts and thoughtfully reported features, died on Tuesday after a brief illness, the network reported.
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And any comprehensive infrastructure legislation that does eventuate must be thoughtfully considered by our elected officials, with a pragmatic approach to the sourcing and allocation of funds.
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Lemonade's ability to thoughtfully explain technical terminology, like what a deductible is, while making it easy to submit claims has won it the support of many millennials.
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The conventional story the book imparts is captured by the pull quotes (eye-catching with smart use of color, thoughtfully designed like the rest of the book).
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"So, go into your shopping experience on Amazon Outlet thoughtfully knowing what you need and what you're willing to pay, and get out of there," Skirboll says.
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In an image we posted this week, we missed the mark in thoughtfully representing women of color and we deeply regret the offense that it has caused.
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But in the corridor I am pleased to meet a fat and saucy cockroach, thoughtfully dispatched, perhaps, by a concierge who has gotten wind of my preferences.
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A weekend lunch just before Christmas was one of the most satisfying meals I've eaten in a long time — thoughtfully proportioned, gracefully shaped, intelligently seasonal, quietly festive.
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The thoughtfully curated exhibits take you into the lives of veterans from every major war the United States has been involved in, starting with the Revolutionary War.
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The rush of hitting the button and adding to the pile of games seems more important that thoughtfully considering what we're buying and why we're doing it.
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A case in point: Super Rude Bear Resurrection, a thoughtfully-designed platformer in the vein of Super Meat Boy (but with a very clever, macabre corpse mechanic).
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So Abrams is an unusually talented politician: One who can both give a great speech and engage thoughtfully in print with one of America's most prominent academics.
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We eat breakfast from the spread our hostess thoughtfully provided (Greek yogurt and granola bowls plus toast) and hop in the car to head to The Fairy Pools.
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She applied four finish-combos (green, yellow, black and a brushed coat) to a series of four white-gold shapes and thoughtfully matched the pairs to each model.
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Elsewhere, there's a rendition of the Sex Pistols' "God Save the Queen," and the Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil," so really everyone has been thoughtfully catered for.
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Google saved a surprise for the finale of its Pixel event: Google Clips, a small AI-infused camera that "thoughtfully" captures images of what's happening in its view.
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It's critical to ask customers what they want, listen carefully to their answers, and figure out a plan to provide it thoughtfully and quickly (speed matters in business!).
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Wearing deep learning lightly, this author explains his subject simply and thoughtfully, revealing the theory's true power as a way of knowing what can be said about nature.
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For both Clinton and Trump, the challenge will be to offer detailed proposals on how they would address unnecessary police violence and thoughtfully speak to a grieving community.
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As with any new technology, there are valid questions about safety, ethics and environmental impact that need to be addressed thoughtfully and with broad participation from affected countries.
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One noteworthy exception that deals thoughtfully with Palmyra's complicated pasts is Ingrid Rowland's New York Review of Books essay from September 2016, surveying the Getty's own Vignes photographs.
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It is understood in the theater as an alternative to the practice of acting technique, or what one might call the skillful application of illusory gestures thoughtfully applied.
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However, Mulligan responded to the criticism thoughtfully, suggesting that perhaps it was our collective discomfort in seeing a woman behaving badly that made the particularly role stand out.
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Cave didn't specify whether this was just the cost to replace the food the baboons ate or to clean up the poop they thoughtfully discarded throughout the house.
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For some young children, technology might be helpful for communication and motivation, but it is important to use it thoughtfully, with intention, and in small increments of time.
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Esurance thoughtfully offered several packages to homeowners, including weekly home maintenance, holiday decorations and simulated teenage break-ups to sustain the illusion that the house is still occupied.
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Presenting one's own rational claims, based on provable truths, as well as being prepared to listen thoughtfully to those of others, is the hallmark of a liberal education.
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That when you get where you're going, the system can cope thoughtfully with where to put the package down and possibly taking a package back or something else.
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Ancillary programming, when done thoughtfully and in moderation, can effectively support and strengthen core events, with the beneficial side effect of making them less alienating to local residents.
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That's because the scents are unique, the packaging is gorgeous, and everything down to the matchbox message — the engagement-themed one says "The Perfect Match" — is thoughtfully designed.
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Simultaneously we will need to thoughtfully determine when predicative analytics for policing, sentencing and parole decisions infringe on individual privacy rights or are vulnerable to ensconced systemic bias.
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Founded by six-time bridesmaid and former magazine editor Grace Lee, the concept of Birdy Grey is affordable, thoughtfully designed dresses in colors that'd match any wedding theme.
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That's because the scents are unique, the packaging is gorgeous, and everything down to the matchbox message — the engagement-themed one says "The Perfect Match" — is thoughtfully designed.
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"I want to be able to do that as thoughtfully and independently as I did the first 10 years and nine months of my Senate career," Corker said.
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In "Aging Thoughtfully," published in 2017, she and the legal scholar Saul Levmore, a colleague at Chicago, traded ruminations on wrinkles, retirement communities, late-life romance and colonoscopies.
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Ways and Means is no exception, a thoughtfully organized exhibition that shoots for the wow factor time and again without skirting the more meditative aspects of process art.
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"They're going to collect more data and they're going to analyze it more thoughtfully, more carefully, to increase the odds that they can attract and keep good people."
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Yellow split pea soup, soothing and mild, lands on the table with a pork rib jutting out, the hilt thoughtfully wrapped in foil and the meat smoke incarnate.
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In "The Invisible Ladder," Liz Rosenberg's thoughtfully edited anthology of contemporary American poetry for children, she makes sweetly explicit the profound connection between grown writers and young readers.
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Because Ms. Buttinger wants to be out with the campers during camp hours, she and her husband answer emails — very thoughtfully, from the sound of it — at night.
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Like a curator overseeing a show, Martinez gives readers the sense that each item he incorporates has been carefully selected and thoughtfully juxtaposed with the ones around it.
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They're made from premium materials like leather (both real and vegan), neoprene, and canvas, and they're thoughtfully designed to consider the needs of the modern commuter and traveler.
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Bottom Line A thoughtfully restored lodge and a comfortable home base from which to explore the intriguing, lesser-known history of the far northwest slice of San Francisco.
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Community-minded, he championed many artists, bought their work, and thoughtfully installed it in his compound in Marfa, Texas, which has become a destination point for art lovers.
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They fit with the architect's mission in creating the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation in 1940, to inspire the world through beautiful spaces that are thoughtfully designed and experienced.
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They're thoughtfully packaged in a canvas bag nestled in a white box, finished off with a blue bow — making them perfect to give as a gift as well.
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The movie thoughtfully considers female agency and free will, exploring how sexism encourages — and forces — women to collaborate in their own subjugation and in the abuse of others.
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They seem meaningfully connected from the get-go (although, of course, they're both hot) and they thoughtfully communicate to address the concerns they'd face as an interracial couple.
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I began to see that there was no better guide in the kitchen than thoughtful tasting, and that nothing was more important to taste thoughtfully for than salt.
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Maybe you already assumed that because you're an Apple fan, or because you recognize that $5 for a selection of thoughtfully curated games could be a good deal.
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"The Whiffenpoofs and Whim 'n Rhythm of 2018 will accept and thoughtfully consider all auditions from the class of 2019," the groups said in a statement on Facebook.
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Our government needs to thoughtfully and intelligently adopt best practices from the private sector, which has leap-frogged the government as the primary source of innovation and agility.
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Pine of course plays Robert and offers an excuse to watch "Outlaw King" whether he's staring thoughtfully into the picturesque Scottish distance or expressing alarm, grief or determination.
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While "Apes**t" doesn't feel as fully formed or thoughtfully executed as Beyoncé's "Formation," which won in this category in 2017, its near-casualness is a loud statement.
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" The company also repeatedly stressed that it is working to "grow thoughtfully" to add "long term value for the business," while focusing on "driving customer retention and loyalty.
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In keeping with this grassroots mentality, some of the most successful projects on view in New Cities, Future Ruins were those that engaged directly and thoughtfully with local communities.
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But a recent conversation with a female friend of mine led me to believe nipples could be the main event, and that I should engage with mine more thoughtfully.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find other shows during Fashion Week that featured plus-size, trans, and disabled models, along with many models of color, as thoughtfully as Chromat's.
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Mistakes aside, this is the season to shop rosé like the grown up version of the Parent Trap twin who grew up on a vineyard: well-informed and thoughtfully.
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For every thoughtfully-wrapped present to commemorate a long-forgotten anniversary, there's a shitty soy candle or bottle of cheap rosé hastily bought from a bodega round the corner.
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Even if you yourself pause chat and take the time to respond thoughtfully to one comment or another, it's likely your voice will be drowned out in an instant.
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Orderly Or Disorderly, a 15-minute short from 63, is just that — a series of thoughtfully framed shots reproducing identical sketches choreographing events in both orderly and disorderly manners.
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Now that it's been in town for a moment, we can say that it's basically like his other outposts: sleekly designed, with food that's thoughtfully composed and deeply delicious.
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At the time Mr. Howard was president of SAG-Aftra, the screen actors' union, which suggests that any comparison he made to a fabled movie star was done thoughtfully.
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We need more time to thoughtfully consider the impact of reimbursement reductions and develop a response that does not jeopardize patient access to home respiratory therapy services and supplies.
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"It's a feature we thoughtfully designed, in part, because customers were asking for a charger that could be kept with them and used during flight," Steph Korey told CNBC.
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"Since 2014, we've worked hard to implement the 'right to be forgotten' ruling thoughtfully and comprehensively in Europe," Peter Fleischer, Google's global privacy counsel, said in a written statement.
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Stakeholders across the healthcare ecosystem system need to innovate, remove friction points and thoughtfully design products and processes that enable the experiences we would want for our own families.
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Uber says it focused cleaning up the interface and making sure each feature is more thoughtfully designed, though the new app's overall concept isn't much different than its predecessor.
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It's a wonderful thing — to think provocatively and thoughtfully and meaningfully about the message behind this record, which may or may not directly resonate with the artist's personal life.
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Like any good performer, in order to play Hitman well, you have to thoughtfully slip into your character's shoes, try on his way of thinking, his way of seeing.
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Previous research has shown that volition—the power of using one's will, such as thoughtfully taking a photo for memory's sake—can actually show a benefit in memory retention.
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Figures that underline why 5G is going to grow slowly, and networks be built out thoughtfully; in the b2b space this means essentially on a case-by-case basis.
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Bumble is relaunching its VIBee "verified" tier from last year, which rewards users who make a positive contribution to the Bumble ecosystem by swiping thoughtfully and being generally responsive.
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Adler urged Pauley "to consider my client's exposure to the coronavirus," and act "thoughtfully and decisively" given the "absence of Presidential leadership" in protecting federal prisoners from COVID-19.
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Adler urged Pauley "to consider my client's exposure to the coronavirus," and act "thoughtfully and decisively" given the "absence of Presidential leadership" in protecting federal prisoners from COVID-19.
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They're thoughtfully designed to perform multiple functions, so you can swap out three tools in favor of one single product that can do much more for much less space.
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Ms. Tanowitz, who smartly and thoughtfully distills ballet technique into fresh, inventive forms, is well poised to illustrate Eliot's ideas on space, movement and stillness with elegance and clarity.
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Isn't it time instead to ask her — and also expect her — to be considerate of your needs, and in return edit your wish list to some thoughtfully chosen points?
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Just like stock in a dollar shop, there's an astonishing range of quality: Some offerings appear perfunctory and flimsy, while other works — the true bargains — thoughtfully engage the assignment.
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There does need to be artificial intelligence regulation but it must be thoughtfully crafted to allow for technological advancement, IBM Chair and CEO Ginni Rometty told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Through a series of thoughtfully curated and expertly executed performances, the world came to see Ms. Markle as she wants to be seen and, arguably, has always seen herself.
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"We must look so slow to them," she said thoughtfully one day over lunch, and enacted first a human lumbering in agonizing slow motion and then the squirrel's disdain.
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At Vivienne Westwood, there were pieces cut thoughtfully enough to confirm that we have form even when we feel invisible, like a snugly tied waistcoat in woven cotton ($860).
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Recent headlines about electricity price spikes in Texas may appear to be current developments but are simply old news to many who have thoughtfully followed the state's electricity market.
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Instead, Congress has placed a powerful tool in the hands of governors and mayors, who must ensure it is deployed thoughtfully to reinvigorate struggling communities and foster economic dynamism.
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This means lawmakers need to go back to the drawing board and thoughtfully and deliberately develop a plan based on sound economic policies that actually help real small businesses.
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And Mr. Soderbergh seems to have thoughtfully filmed "Mosaic" with an eye toward how it will play on a tiny screen, framing his characters with plenty of tight shots.
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" The statement promised to "react swiftly and thoughtfully to defend diversity as the source of our strength and our excellence — and to affirm the integrity of our admissions process.
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"But if there's anything about going through YC, it's realizing the power and benefits of expanding quickly but also efficiently and thoughtfully, and taking it one step at a time."
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"It's my sincere hope that our friends across the aisle will join us in thoughtfully reviewing and considering the next Supreme Court justice," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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These touches are all thoughtfully orchestrated to suck you into the e-ink page so that instead of feeling like you're using a gadget, it feels like you're, well, reading.
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Businesses must invest thoughtfully to guide this growth — whether in areas like marine renewable energy or marine biotech — in directions that benefit ocean health, as well as the bottom line.
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Binging this season, I was astounded by how 13 Reasons Why seemingly took criticism from its freshman and applied it thoughtfully while staying true to the show's characters and message.
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"Google's petition for certiorari presents a rehash of arguments that have already been thoughtfully and thoroughly discredited," Oracle executive vice president and general counsel Dorian Daley said in a statement.
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That wasn't completely eradicated in 2017, although shows like Sweet/Vicious and Big Little Lies dealt thoughtfully with stories of abuse and their effects in ways that offered sweet relief.
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When Fine first launched Dame Products with co-founder Janet Lieberman, she assumed the world would welcome their company, and its thoughtfully designed hands-free clitoral vibrator, with open arms.
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It felt as if Daenerys had become a monster simply because the show needed her to become a monster, not because it was paying off a thoughtfully developed character turn.
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The flavors are thoughtfully curated by founders Aaron Burke and Melanie McGraw, who wanted to mimic the appeal of a craft cocktail for people who generally prefer greenery to alcohol.
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This bag is comfortable, stylish, and thoughtfully designed to consider your daily needs and how you travel, attaining the holy trifecta of qualities that I wish all bag designers prioritized.
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If we are going to move forward thoughtfully — keeping our neighborhoods safe without consigning huge segments of the population to life behind bars — we must understand how we got here.
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Instead of trying to overwhelm news consumers with breaking news and incremental updates, it aims to thoughtfully approach tough topics in order to encourage a deeper understanding of the issues.
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This is no abstract dread for Rieff, a distinguished journalist known for eviscerating American and European failures in Bosnia and later for thoughtfully questioning the value of international humanitarian organizations.
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The problem is that in this production the dirt isn't so much slung as spun, carefully and thoughtfully, so you can trace the arc of a joke before it lands.
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For me, it felt like the first true depiction of adolescent depression rendered thoughtfully on screen, a genuine excavation into the interior of the mind without the prick of judgement.
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In a statement about the band's new album Readjusting the Locks, out May 24 on Sacred Bones, he wrote thoughtfully about the current state of deadlock that dominates American society.
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The moon is in dutiful Virgo today, and while you have a reputation for being flashy, the moon in this chill earth sign often finds you thoughtfully managing your budget.
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When so much of Mostly Mozart now feels thoughtfully determined, a hit parade stands out more; while "The Illuminated Heart" was clearly organized with care, it felt a bit scattershot.
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He thinks that uplifted animals will come into existence sooner than people think, not thoughtfully or intentionally, but as an accidental result of scientific work on augmentations meant for humans.
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In 351, I reviewed the retrospective exhibition A Painter and His Poets: The Art of George Schneeman, which was thoughtfully curated by Bill Berkson and Ron Padgett at Poets House.
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But these can contribute to the vague feeling of malaise surrounding one's birthday in the digital age, when greetings come easily, but perhaps not thoughtfully, thanks to automated calendar reminders.
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If done thoughtfully, we can begin to slowly reduce the number of "customers" of the sick care system — reduced emergency room visits, hospital admissions, diagnostic imaging procedures and specialist visits.
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That means it can be in your best interest to thoughtfully embrace the too-common interview question about a time you failed at work and how you overcame the challenge.
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Its sleek, thoughtfully designed kitchen tools reignite excitement in the little things, like spoons and spatulas, and remind cooks that it's okay — maybe even preferable — to dine in at home.
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If the articles of impeachment are carefully and thoughtfully drawn, if they indicate the comprehensiveness of Mr. Trump's disregard for the Constitution, it would be unwise to rule out anything.
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On the veranda of Golo Hilltop, a 523-room boutique hotel run thoughtfully by two Dutch women, we leaned over a map of Flores with Sam Rabenak, professional bird watcher.
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You have to tell your boss, be productive for two additional weeks, give an exit interview — and accomplish all of these tasks thoughtfully enough to make a good final impression.
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Our belongings safely stowed in lockers, we ascended again, and went our separate ways, exploring the additional four levels of spaces thoughtfully designed by Sid Lee Architects, a Montreal firm.
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It's in our country's best interest to have a national standard that, done thoughtfully, benefits both consumers and businesses by providing transparency, uniformity and certainty without deterring innovation and competition.
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As Secretary of State Rex Tillerson prepares to discuss the administration's budget before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, the time is ripe to thoughtfully consider the benefits of foreign aid.
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It's one of those books that stays with you long after you put it down, and makes you think more thoughtfully and compassionately about aging and the importance of neighbors.
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Tara Chklovski, founder and chief executive of Technovation, said the judges felt the girls had "addressed the difficult topic of abuse bravely and thoughtfully from the research to product development".
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Tara Chklovski, founder and chief executive of Technovation, said the judges felt the girls had "addressed the difficult topic of abuse bravely and thoughtfully from the research to product development".
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Beyond Meat CEO Ethan Brown said in June that the company has the ability to supply the nation's largest fast-food chains, as long as wider distribution is thoughtfully planned.
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He gazed thoughtfully out at the auditorium, then removed his hat, held it reverently to his chest, pressed his hands together at the brim, and bowed his head to pray.
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I urge the Senate to slow down, to consider each appointee carefully and thoughtfully, and not to vote on anyone until all the proper forms are complete and in place.
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Like most of today's social media platforms, Instagram wasn't thoughtfully designed by those with an eye toward how its service could be abused by those who want to hurt others.
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The flexibility to mix and remix different elements of a necklace — pendants and charms, chains and beads — fits neatly into current thinking about conscious consumption: buying less and buying thoughtfully.
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I've been in forums and classrooms where political liberals and conservatives go at each other without ever attempting to identify, thoughtfully, how their faith influences their politics and vice versa.
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One work, "Morning," an untypically joyous painting with bright Impressionist colors, caused offense by showing a nude woman lolling on a bed while her lover stared thoughtfully out a window.
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That is the subject of a recent viral essay by the BuzzFeed cultural critic Anne Helen Petersen, which thoughtfully addresses one of the incongruities of hustle-mania in the young.
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It also thoughtfully designed this emoji set as an extension of existing characters that show movement — from the dancer to the surfer — so the images portray motion and, consequently, agency.
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Subtitled How A Bad Dog Brought Me Home, the book makes no bones (sorry) about Beija's behavioral issues, thoughtfully using them as context for Georges's own emotional scars and struggles.
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Survivor is a highly verbal game, and that's especially true at the final tribal, where you have to somehow answer questions thoughtfully and eloquently while placating a lot of angry jurors.
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As underrepresented communities continue show up as thoughtfully designed icons, we can understand something about cultural priorities and the types of people who are included in forming this growing digital language.
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DOJ's brief portrays Ross as thoughtfully weighing the three alternatives and then proposing a fourth, adding the citizenship question to the 2020 census and also estimating citizenship via those administrative records.
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Like her wardrobe, London wants to feel "beautiful and safe" in her surroundings; her design decisions — from tearing down walls to thoughtfully placed furniture and meaningfully curated objects — do just that.
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It's my sense that the people most candid about their privilege – sometimes thoughtfully, other times less so – are young women, who are privileged to varying degrees, but not all that powerful.
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Extras were thoughtfully packaged in by Yukai, and, along with additional tail movements, a rechargeable cell is intended as a feature for the production model expected to ship later this year.
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All new users of the JioPhone get educational material that tells them about spotting a forwarded WhatsApp message and encourages them to share messages thoughtfully, WhatsApp spokesman Carl Woog told Reuters.
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The phrase became the subject of think pieces that thoughtfully considered what it meant to be a woman in a position of power—a threatening figure in the fragile male hierarchy.
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I'm a big fan of a thoughtfully curated thank you package: typically a collection of some of my products plus a few fresh ingredients that, combined, can easily create a meal.
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The noise of the restaurant rose up around them, and for a moment he felt enfolded by the warm lighting and the voices and the smell of food being thoughtfully prepared.
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So the integration was not quite at the level it is today, and if you put people alongside technology but don't thoughtfully integrate them, it can be hard to keep up.
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President Trump far more appropriately gave her majesty a silver and silk poppy brooch from Tiffany, thoughtfully selected by first lady Melania Trump, who is the epitome of style and grace.
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At the House Oversight and Government Reform hearing on this issue last May, DoD chief information officer Terry Halvorsen thoughtfully responded that the department uses what works within its available budget.
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While we cannot legislate away hate, we must expect government officials to discuss serious issues, especially our gun control problem, thoughtfully and respectfully in order to help strengthen our great nation.
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Dagne Dover Medium Landon Carryall Duffle Bag, $155This eye-catching neoprene carryall is the perfect gym or weekend trip bag, featuring thoughtfully designed compartments for their tech, water bottles, and laundry.
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It's clear she doesn't want to let the universe she so lovingly and thoughtfully built die, possibly to preserve her own legacy, possibly to increase the zeros in her bank account.
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But as his career progressed and he gained a reputation for them, Story began to find body shots on the counter and to set them up more thoughtfully along the fence.
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Even in a space that has been thoughtfully designed, from the carpets to the curtains, it's often possible to point to a single element that takes it all to another level.
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And that's where we get Marvel fans spamming the writers of negative reviews with "shhh let people enjoy things," because haven't critics heard that we don't thoughtfully critique popular things anymore?
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Tyson and the Uchi team perused the garden thoughtfully, plucking radishes, flowers (including some clover that we've discovered mysteriously tastes like watermelon), green garlic, curly mint, and chives along the way.
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On the final day of shooting, our production crew thoughtfully tried to schedule scenes that included as many cast members as possible so that we could all be together at wrap.
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The trope of children who get lost in their own imaginary world is a classic of the portal fantasy genre, and probably most thoughtfully handled in Pamela Dean's Secret Country trilogy.
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" If you think this person is too combative for that approach, then skip the attempt to engage thoughtfully and be blunt without being accusatory: "I believe that you're not a racist.
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The service is thoughtfully curated, making it possible to create and screen your own personal film festivals at home and put the work of certain directors, actors and movements in context.
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Yet even with the interplay between the worlds of fine art and children's literature, educating children about how to interact thoughtfully and inquisitively with art and artists is no small undertaking.
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"Charging Martha Stewart was my first experience with getting a lot of hate and heat for a decision that had been carefully and thoughtfully made," Mr. Comey recounted in his book.
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Used thoughtfully, these location-sharing services may have some benefits, like making "I'm running a few minutes late" messages pointless, or tracking a child's movements on the way home from school.
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It doesn't hurt that the studio is thoughtfully designed in shades of pale green and brown, which sort of feels like spending time in a scoop of mint chip ice cream.
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We're slowly and thoughtfully negotiating a time-lapse surrender, a handover of increasing power and independence, and we're making decisions along the way about when and how and what makes sense.
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The revival, barely changing the text, brought Shaw's intentions to the forefront and, for me, showed how a work imagined in one era can speak authentically to another, if done thoughtfully.
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The targeted control of fentanyls as a class and not as discrete chemicals is not a minor change to the U.S. Controlled Substance Act; it has been carefully and thoughtfully crafted.
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The credit box can be broadened from today's functional credit box if mortgage market players choose to thoughtfully loosen underwriting standards, or if other structural changes are made within the industry.
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Lawmakers need more data and more time to thoughtfully assess the impact of these cuts on beneficiaries, particularly since Congress exempted these areas from competitive bidding when the program was created.
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No one seems bitter or cynical, and the movie is less an excavation and more just a sublime collection of hilarious people speaking thoughtfully about silly clips from 20 years ago.
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Instead of purely spontaneous animation-filled selfies and blurry videos, you can use Snapchat to share much more thoughtfully — the way you would on Facebook or other apps whose photos don't disappear.
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With a thoughtfully-designed suction cup, it can adhere to any surface, so you don't have to worry about knocking it over, and makes way for effortless one-hand docking and undocking.
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"To me, it seems like Constellation took its time [and] thoughtfully picked the best player to invest in, whereas Altria's move feels a little rushed, maybe even intemperate and impulsive," he said.
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Noah Q. Berg from Southwest-Central Wilmington, N.C.: We like how thoughtfully you write, how you often you acknowledge other sides, and how you always keep your side of the discussion civil.
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Turn left on Euclid Avenue and you pass the Drunken Fish sushi restaurant, Golden Grocer Natural Foods, trendy espresso bars and Left Bank Books, displaying titles thoughtfully chosen by bibliophile shop assistants.
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The quotas in particular have made judges feel as if they were cogs in a deportation machine, as opposed to neutral arbiters given time to thoughtfully analyze the merits of each case.
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Instead, only look at what you want to accomplish and then thoughtfully determine how you can get those processes done, talent hired, or company expanded on as lean a budget as possible.
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Already getting Oscar buzz and out in theaters October 14, this biopic is a compassionately executed and thoughtfully probing look at a woman who struggled to find her place in the world.
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While Priy — that's what people call her — is thoughtfully answering my questions, I am distracted by the way her lips move, the shape of her eyebrows, how unfathomably shiny her hair is.
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The CW series intelligently and thoughtfully pushes boundaries in every episode, whether it is introducing a topic that hasn't been discussed or challenging its audience to think differently about an existing idea.
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A lesson of the Affordable Care Act is that health care policy is hard to get right even when it's thoughtfully designed and backed by a party deeply committed to its success.
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Still, the Virgin Voyages brand also values health, wellness and relaxation — guests can enjoy yoga sessions, thoughtfully sourced food and relaxing acoustic music performances at the beach bonfires every night in Bimini.
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And when you're ready, brace yourself for some tough, frank conversations about differing visions of what America should be, as thoughtfully voiced by Reveal host Al Letson and white nationalist Richard Spencer.
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I'd like to think these examples are signaling a departure from the refined and detached aesthetic that Apple has evangelized for so long and a trend towards something that's more thoughtfully experimental.
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The perfect bag should also be thoughtfully designed — easy to get in and out of (but not too easy), with some sort of zipper enclosure for particularly valuable or sensitive material (i.e.
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In conclusion, here is an excellent loving ode that someone wrote to Strang, thoughtfully using a song I am certain he is familiar with: Vanessa Carlton's 2001 chart-topper "A Thousand Miles."
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"I know you have been going through tough times, but we must spend this month fighting temptation from Shaytaan [the devil]," he posts to Facebook, thoughtfully tagging me as yet another reminder.
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A budget-neutral cottonseed policy that the cotton industry thoughtfully developed over the past two years — and in consultation with Congress — was not included in the fiscal year 2017 omnibus appropriations bill.
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Most of the displays force you to crouch to properly scrutinize these scaled-down spaces, but there are stools thoughtfully scattered around that invite you to stay as long as you like.
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It is time to thoughtfully consider a range of options, which the recent BLM report outlines, that can protect the environment, conserve wildlife, and secure the future of wild horses and burros.
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As we look toward a future where all patients with pain receive appropriate treatment without the risk of addiction, we need to thoughtfully consider the potential implications of our policies and programs.
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Ye knows this; he calls them apparel as opposed to fashion and speaks of slowly and intentionally building on and evolving his aesthetic of thoughtfully considered military basics rendered in neutral tones.
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By our count there are 2100 different pockets and sections, which sounds overwhelming, but they're thoughtfully placed to give you easy access to things that tend to get lost in larger compartments.
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It's serious business, and as a retired U.S. Navy rear admiral and as a U.S. citizen, I expect our senators and representatives to be responsible and to thoughtfully carry out their duties.
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"Beginning with your call for an 'honest and open conversation about modernizing the federal coal program' last year, you have proceeded thoughtfully and firmly," the senators wrote in their letter to Jewell.
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Away understands that if the suitcase is thoughtfully designed, made from durable materials, and looks beautiful, you'll be as happy to pack your suitcase as you are to explore a cool destination.
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I'm a big fan of Reid Hoffman's "Masters of Scale" because the story narrative is thoughtfully constructed so that each episode is set around a theme that is relevant and ultimately informative.
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For example, if I'm feeling panicky on the road, I would concentrate on all the details of the car in front of me, focusing thoughtfully on each detail for a few seconds.
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Devoted Vogue readers will be able to bring a touch of the magazine to their living rooms — and not just as a thoughtfully arranged stack of old issues on the coffee table.
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The Moon enters mysterious water sign Scorpio at 8:23 AM and makes a harmonious connection with Saturn at 10:31 PM, encouraging us to reflect thoughtfully on our limitations and commitments.
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They understand it maybe from an environmental perspective but they don't understand it from the restaurant perspective and there's a lot that needs to be not just elevated but thoughtfully brought up.
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This means lawmakers need to end this charade, go back to the drawing board, and thoughtfully and deliberately develop a plan based on sound economic policies that actually help real small businesses.
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Now it has been thoughtfully renovated, with pale wood and leather chairs and banquettes and a decidedly Italian menu by the chef, Joshua Pinsky, that emphasizes pasta, including a $58 pasta tasting.
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Humor, great illustration, lively storytelling, interesting facts about their everyday world, a cheerful surprise at every turn of the page — all of that, and more, awaits toddlers in these thoughtfully made books.
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" Scott Ferguson, managing partner and portfolio manager at Sachem Head, said that his fund was "very pleased with the transaction and credit management and the board for thoughtfully maximizing value for shareholders.
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I've got a few happy new year messages on my phone from friends abroad, so I respond to them (albeit not very thoughtfully since I'm a little braindead from lack of sleep).
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When he appears on Wednesday's episode of CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage, " thoughtfully stroking his long beard in an empty bar, dreadlocks falling to his sides, you could mistake him for a vagrant.
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These socks are thoughtfully designed to withstand some of the toughest sports, and it shows in the attention to detail given to the Darn Tough Tab No Show Light Cushion running socks.
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It's one of my favorite movies of 2019 and an all-around impressive piece of filmmaking, thoughtfully jumping back and forth between the book's two volumes to tell its own complex story.
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As if by way of explanation, one canvas repeats the words of a well-known Conceptual work by the artist, "Language Is Not Transparent"; another elaborates thoughtfully on a quote from Cézanne.
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Nobody wants to see children becoming addicted to nicotine, and we will continue to use the full scope of our regulatory authority thoughtfully and thoroughly to tackle this mounting public health crisis.
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Between barbs about "covfefe" and alleged Trump-Russia collusion, Clinton spoke thoughtfully about the shortcomings of social networks, and how they likely played a role in swinging the election in Trump's favor.
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Boll & Branch sheets are great: "Luxurious in every sense of the word — soft to the touch, thoughtfully designed, and premium in looks" as Insider Picks senior editor Ellen Hoffman wrote in her review.
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An infrastructure program — thoughtfully conceived and well managed to avoid boondoggles and wasteful spending — would produce significant productivity gains for the economy and improve quality of life for tens of millions of Americans.
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"The makeup of our board and executive team is the outcome of carefully and thoughtfully cultivating the right group of people based on values, experience and expertise," Hartz told TechCrunch via e-mail.
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Launching as a capsule of "thoughtfully designed and aesthetically interesting essentials," And Comfort is a new, inclusive-minded label that focuses on what it's describing as a community-driven approach to product development.
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Kiyoko said she knew it "wasn't the intention of the artists on the song" to minimize her lived identity, but that the lyrics could have been more thoughtfully constructed to avoid such issues.
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We wanted to serve delicious, thoughtfully-sourced food and drinks at an affordable price and to build a business that cared about the people it affected: employees, neighbors, vendors, customers and owners alike.
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We are standing in the space between rows of Bluecrop berries, and he is scratching his chin thoughtfully as he tries to work out how old this particular section of his farm is.
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The new tier, called Airbnb Luxe, is designed for customers interested in spending more than $1,000 a night on thoughtfully designed, massive private homes with scenic views and top-of-the-line amenities.
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The AmazonBasics Lighting to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter is only $30 right now, and it's looks a lot more thoughtfully designed than the $35 one Apple sells from its official dongle partner Belkin.
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Particularly as public cloud vendors begin hosting open-source projects as a service, it's tremendously important that these companies thoughtfully decide which parts of the product will be open and which parts won't.
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Like any business, we make changes when we see an opportunity to provide customers with improved selection, value and convenience, and we do this thoughtfully and considerately on a case-by-case basis.
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The Timex Expedition series is the brand's outdoor and adventure line that includes everything from digital models to chronograph watches and thoughtfully includes smaller and mid-sized models for people with thinner wrists.
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This was my first time coming out to Mobile, Alabama, for the Senior Bowl, "the nation's most unique football game and football's premier senior showcase event," thoughtfully Brought To You by Reese's candy.
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The Disneyland Celebrities Instagram page also obtained a video captured by a fan of the duo getting off of a rollercoaster, with Davidson thoughtfully offering his hand to help the pop star out.
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After Seasons 4 and 5, the creators may have listened to critics, using nudity and sex more thoughtfully, and writing what they believed to be more convincing portrayals of women's sexuality and power.
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It might seem possible to just perform the office of writer—thoughtfully curated Instagrams of to-read piles, tweets geo-tagged at the MacDowell Colony—but it's still a publish-or-perish business.
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Ashton Applewhite's " This Chair Rocks: A Manifesto Against Ageism " (Networked Books) and Margaret Morganroth Gullette's " Ending Ageism, or How Not to Shoot Old People " (Rutgers) both grapple thoughtfully with how we got here.
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With voters facing a choice of two celebrity candidates this year, you might consider allowing students to attempt — very thoughtfully — to use satire to make a point about the candidates and their campaigns.
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"The interior design, inspired by the curves of shells found on the beach, leads the eyes through the Great Room to every custom and thoughtfully planned area in the home," its website states.
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But he needs to tread thoughtfully as many — mainly left-wing voices in the U.K. — have screeched hatred over his ambitions to assert greatness once again, as if that were a bad thing.
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This Minneapolis four-piece takes all the best parts of thoughtfully slow music—doom, ambient, post-rock, shoegaze, noise—and pairs it with a relentlessly anti-capitalist message to create something truly beautiful.
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But the founders' willingness to devote the time to thoughtfully reach consensus and together defy conventional wisdom presaged a huge success: Their startup was accepted into a premier accelerator program and is thriving.
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But nowhere was a message as elegantly and thoughtfully conveyed at it was at Pyer Moss, where Kerby Jean-Raymond is quietly carving out a career as the conscience of the fashion community.
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It's fully committed to its serious, layered themes, to thoughtfully embedding character twists that don't pay off for decades, and to faithfully adapting its source material, even and especially its controversial central relationship.
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Though my room wasn't huge, it was thoughtfully laid out, and I loved the bright red SMEG refrigerator and minibar stocked with cocktail fixings, coffee and tea, and street-priced snacks and drinks.
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"We are committed to quickly, thoughtfully, and decisively addressing stores that are underperforming or don&apost fit our vision for the future of Gap," the company said in a statement on its website.
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Nomad has released a new AirPods Pro case, and, like the company's previous AirPod cases, it's thoughtfully designed for something that's effectively just a case that you put on top of another case.
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On one below-freezing afternoon, about a dozen of us walked in slow motion on the front lawn, floating one foot thoughtfully into the air before placing it down and lifting the next.
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It is a thoughtful and reasonable approach to carefully manage and protect the watershed around Grand Canyon National Park, and it also provides the opportunity to thoughtfully revisit the issue in 20 years.
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Given housing's critical importance to the economy, moving thoughtfully while keeping the American homeowner and affordable housing both in mind, as the task force essentially proposes, might make more sense than anything else.
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Miso soup and nutty, mauve rice accompany a plate of sides, as thoughtfully arranged as a painter's palette: pickles, egg custard, and seasonal vegetables, like sweet potatoes tossed with sesame oil and mirin.
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Your friends and family were thoughtfully reaching out to you in a way where they could express themselves and also (perhaps) initiate a written dialogue with you via your reply to their email.
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Listen to your friend and respond thoughtfully, but, ultimately, be firm in letting them know you don't have it in you to keep trying in this relationship if that's the case for you.
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So the book is all about why we wanna push back hard against "It's crazy at work," and think that you should instead build a calm company, one that works steadily, carefully, thoughtfully.
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As Loma tours Megan's consciousness, Castellucci's prose cuts and curves, thoughtfully prodding at the idea of identity in one panel before effortlessly switching to the existential despair of teenage depression in the next.
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I am extremely grateful for all that she has done for Google, most especially for leading a strong comms team that represents us so well and thoughtfully to our employees and the world.
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His lawyers said after the hearing they would file a motion with the state high court "Judge Tucker thoughtfully considered our application to reassign this case," said one of Mills&apos attorneys, Joe Tacopina.
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We found meaningful jewelry from all over the budget spectrum, so that you can gift thoughtfully; whether you a have a single maid of honor, or a phalanx of your 8 closest sorority sisters.
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Most importantly, curators Ngahiraka Mason and Nigel Borell thoughtfully considered what this representation meant for Māori at the time: they were not only portraits, but images that asserted power and identity during traumatic times.
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"The circuitry in the wireless charger must be thoughtfully designed to prevent excess heat from building up in the charger and transferring to your smartphone," said Jack Norton, director of electrical engineering at Belkin.
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We published an excerpt from Nicole Chung's memoir, where she wrote thoughtfully about people's expectations when they ask about adoption — that they want to hear she's happy being adopted — and the difficulty in answering.
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"First they didn't exist; then they existed; now they're more thoughtfully designed," said Rachel MacCleery, a senior vice president of the Urban Land Institute, a research organization, which has tracked the pet amenities trend.
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We have the chance to thoughtfully construct how we build these tools into our work so that fairness, transparency and a recognition of our own ignorance are part of our process from day one.
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So it was deeply gratifying to see an independent film like The Big Sick resonate so well with audiences over the summer, let alone a film as thoughtfully crafted and executed as this one.
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Craig Timberg and Elizabeth Dwoskin report: "There aren't processes to thoughtfully think through these trade-offs," he said in an interview ahead of his talk at the university's Center for International Security and Cooperation.
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But it's one that underscores the importance of having thoughtfully-designed apps that are optimized for new interactions, especially when one of the most important companies in the world rolls out dramatic design changes.
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Both games that you were representing attempted (however successfully is another debate) to engage thoughtfully in issues, like the hellish, impersonal nature of WW1 and the rights of people who are different from others.
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Jonathan Dornbush, IGN: Set in a new, Norse mythology-inspired world and starring a familiar but thoughtfully reimagined character, God of War's fish-out-of-Greek-water tale is a nonstop whirlwind of emotions.
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"Clinicians should ask about what patients and families have read on the Internet, and then work through that information thoughtfully, as sometimes Internet information is not helpful and sometimes it is helpful," Feudtner said.
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If true, that represents the worst kind of political gerrymandering on an issue that should have been thoughtfully considered and weighed -- just like Trump's defense secretary had wanted to do in the first place.
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"Ron's case suggests we should thoughtfully reconsider our laws that permit the harshest punishments for those who committed their crimes as teenagers, especially the irrevocable punishment of death," the attorneys said in a statement.
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As innovators, we have a duty to usher in new technologies responsibly and thoughtfully so that they're improving society in ways that can't also be abused -we need to anticipate problems and police ourselves.
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As for the food, freshness counts, and produce from local farms and markets drives the menu of small plates, sandwiches, salads and proteins — all thoughtfully composed and ready for diners to mix and match.
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"He was saying baseball is too long," he told ESPN's announcers, but he thoughtfully noted (with Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred sitting behind him) that actions have been taken to speed up games.
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For context: Trump had just met with representatives of the American Trucking Association, who thoughtfully gifted Big Boy Trump with an "I ❤ Trucks" badge to wear to important national security meetings and suchlike.
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If your company screens for "culture fit," look closely at how that operates: Is it thoughtfully assessed based on company values, or has it become an excuse for people to prefer those "like them"?
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While they adore the children in their lives, they looked around at the current political climate, their busy lifestyle (and their sizable student loan debt), and thoughtfully concluded that parenthood wasn't in the cards.
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If not (or if you struck gold with your bedroom's lighting), here's how to thoughtfully, but effectively kick out your roommate, per the guidance of the New York City–based therapist Shira Etzion LMFT.
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Here's how we finally cut our monthly grocery bill by 30%: Planning avoids the last minute decision crisis that often results in just ordering delivery, and it can help you purchase ingredients more thoughtfully.
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Isabelle Fuhrman — who gave a thoughtfully nuanced performance two years ago as a teenager in Schmidt's Off Broadway dramedy "All the Fine Boys" — stars as Macbeth, opposite Ismenia Mendes ("Marys Seacole") as Lady Macbeth.
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There are a few notable exceptions; Sepuya thoughtfully addresses the blatant racism that takes place on the first page of Woolf's novel, where Orlando is found playing with a decapitated head of a Moor.
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One of the most touching artifacts, thoughtfully included in the show, is what appears to be a clandestine paint box that belonged to Zheng Ziyan, impastoed with greens and yellows from his outdoor excursions.
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"It helps that there's a certain compassion that he has, that has been brought to it because there are so many female writers on this show," Mackie said thoughtfully before he returned to filming.
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Similarly, "El Mal Querer," lauded by critics, is a thoughtfully composed, academic and innovative album that has revolutionized the genre: traditional flamenco is fused with literature, classical music, African and urban rhythms, and pop.
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These institutions are thoughtfully engaging K-12 school systems and community colleges to align student pathways, rethinking financial aid as a tool to support completion, and building relationships with employers to support career development.
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Our future depends on our ability to thoughtfully but thoroughly drive down our federal debt and make our economy strong and sustainable enough to support American entrepreneurs and families well into the 21st century.
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And you know, as tended to happen, people went around the room and there was a moment when President Obama, in addition to listening very thoughtfully and frankly having issues, made a different point.
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The power of a grandmother's love has probably never been as thoughtfully rendered on the big screen as in this family drama starring Awkwafina as Billi and Zhao Shuzhen as her grandmother, Nai Nai.
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You wield that power every time you open your mouth, and whether you acknowledge it or not, you have a responsibility to use those words thoughtfully and wisely with people's best interests in mind.
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Ms. Norfleet also thoughtfully introduced the once monochromatic president to her mentor, another well-known Dallas artist named Roger Winter, and it was he who gave Mr. Bush the idea to paint world leaders.
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Though he's been in therapy to work on his "attachment style" and recently quit drinking ("I'm actually very thoughtfully entering cannabis life"), Mr. Mayer is wary that his notoriety as a womanizer precedes him.
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Speaking freely but thoughtfully is important to Nelson, in part because as a kid she was teased for being a "Chatty Cathy," and in part because she finds ideas irrepressible and exciting to explore.
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"Since my entire job revolves around fashion, I do still buy new clothes, but I always think about my purchases thoughtfully and try to mix in thrifted, vintage, sustainable, and altered clothes," she said.
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The power of a grandmother's love has probably never been as thoughtfully rendered on the big screen as in this family drama starring Awkwafina as Billi and Zhao Shuzhen as her grandmother, Nai Nai.
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By using this protocol to examine these texts, we collectively challenge the practice of reading articles simply to confirm our prior beliefs and instead practice engaging thoughtfully with views across a spectrum of opinions.
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The eye-opening survey exhibition, Serge Poliakoff, at Cheim & Read (March 31–April 30, 2016), thoughtfully curated by the artist and critic Joe Fyfe, was his first large show in America in thirty years.
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Triple Zipper Weekender, available at Cuyana, $395If you're willing to splurge a little bit, Cuyana's leather weekender is a beautiful, thoughtfully designed bag she can use as a carry-on or for long weekend staycations.
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AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson referred to Netflix as a Walmart-of-sorts at an investor conference in 2018, and referred to expansion beyond traditional HBO programming as "thoughtfully curated" and "premium," according to Reuters.
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In season 2, 2 Reasons Why took criticism from its audience and applied it thoughtfully — the biggest piece being that Hannah (Katherine Langford) had used her suicide as a cruel revenge scheme on her classmates.
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Washington was actually a teenage member of another End Times organization, and thoughtfully interviews surviving members and probes his own feelings and memories to shed new light on the psychology behind cults and mass suicides.
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Just last year, Luna released her debut album Um Corpo No Mundo (A Body in the World) and used it to thoughtfully echo the shared feelings of displacement felt by black people in the diaspora.
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The latest installment in a 27-year-long franchise with a history and lore more complicated than the Rosetta Stone, this game is the kind that deserves to be played thoroughly and written about thoughtfully.
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The influences from Google Calendar, Slack and Trello are pretty clear, but the resulting interface all works together very thoughtfully with a drag-and-drop organizational flow that lets you import projects from linked services.
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A world where people are educated about money — and know how to earn, save, invest, spend thoughtfully, and donate — is a world I want to live in and one that Pennybox is trying to create.
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" Mayer's social life these days consists of swiping right more than going out and partying, though; he's traded alcohol for pot, or, as he so poetically phrases it, "I'm actually very thoughtfully entering cannabis life.
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When it seemed the jury would be hung, he used his negotiating skills to thoughtfully, carefully and humbly walk his fellow jurors through the facts of the case and the standards of our legal system.
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Widder GarageAttached to a fancy and thoughtfully designed hotel, Widder Garage is home to an impressive collection of records that you can bet a great DJ will have on rotation every night of the week.
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If they act thoughtfully, they can put together a package that protects retirement security, promotes economic growth, enhances benefits for those who rely on the program most and gives workers time to plan and adjust.
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In Dublin, the lifestyle brand ROADS has at its core a belief in the power of surrounding yourself with artistic, thoughtfully crafted (and curated) objects — as evidenced by its products, which include books and fragrances.
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"Critics rating:Critics consensus: "Bawdy, heartfelt, and surprisingly wise, 'Sex Education' is a raucous romp through a group of teenagers whose sexual misadventures are so thoughtfully rendered, adults could learn a thing or two from them.
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When asked, "Is it ever OK for a rapper to have a ghostwriter," he answered thoughtfully: It's a fair enough point, and it's also almost definitely tongue-in-cheek shade directed at Drake, which, lol.
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Here are some tips for making those difficult interactions easier to absorb: Take a Breath To respond thoughtfully to our child's outbursts, we have to first silence the alarm bells going off inside our head.
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Blown away by how beautiful and thoughtfully done everything looked, I felt guilty knowing she had taken the time to treat us to such an incredible afternoon when her every free minute is so valuable.
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Will Heinrich explored them all — from the Brooklyn Museum's "thoughtfully arranged and edited reintroduction to this sculptor's oeuvre" to the Barnes Foundation's "ingenious" reprise of "Kiefer Rodin," an exhibition at the Musée Rodin in Paris.
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