He then told the neural network to throw away some of the information contained in the image, though he didn't specify what it should or shouldn't throw away.
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People often just throw away old laptop batteries, Garcia said.
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Thanksgiving is a stone's throw away from other winter holidays.
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He should be locked up and throw away the key.
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Some are trying to persuade consumers to throw away less.
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Effectively, it's an ad that people will never throw away.
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Throw away your coffeemaker and roll up your yoga mat.
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I throw away a number of clementines and salad mix.
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Customers are encouraged to throw away or return the products.
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They didn't throw away their shot to honor the ladies.
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And finally... Throw away your silverware Never wash spoons again.
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American households throw away $165 billion of food per year.
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No need to throw away those martini glasses just yet.
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I didn't feel ready to throw away my pretty bras.
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"It's a shame to throw away good drugs," Hussain says.
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"We don't throw away anything, we store everything," Sorg explained.
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" Under god: "That means we don't throw away our faith.
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We simply don't know enough to throw away the ISS.
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What does what we throw away say about our society?
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Naturally, he killed it: Throw away his shot, he did not.
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Progressive American politicians were this year rarely a thumbdrive-throw away.
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I want it to be something you can never throw away.
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"Time to throw away all my Nike crap," wrote @SportDuh 17.
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The world's biggest lithium-ion battery sits a stone's throw away.
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Simply treat the offenders like garbage, and throw away the key.
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Or throw away an inexpensive top when you could sell it?
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Americans throw away more than 180,000 tons of batteries every year.
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Throw away last week's game plan ... Rebuild the house each week.
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On a spring cleaning rampage, I throw away everything I can.
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Mike: Yes, well, don't throw away your driver's license quite yet.
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Christmas Day might be over, but don't throw away the tree!
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So here are some stone tablets that I would throw away.
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Within a stone's throw away are two very different drinking options.
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Every time you throw away food, that's money down the drain.
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Again, though, this doesn't mean we should throw away the vaccine.
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With eCards, I throw away zero paper, and I feel zero guilt.
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It's time to throw away aerosol shaving foam and disposable razor blades.
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The danger with predictability is it's a stone's throw away from boring.
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Hauser also points out that "nice" has become a throw away word.
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Then, vacuum the house thoroughly and throw away the vacuum bag immediately.
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Fish market (Image: Gregg_TLV)We eat fish and throw away the scales.
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This doesn't mean you should throw away all of your Pyrex cookware.
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Through this need to survive, they throw away all of their identities.
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We will throw away our first plate before realizing we want dessert.
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To Throw Away Unopened is about a difficult time for the Albertine.
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Throw away those round pizza cutters that never get through the crust.
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She decides to throw away those CDs and that damned Zane book.
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She won't throw away milk when they go on vacation, Smith explained.
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Every time you throw away excess groceries, that's money down the drain.
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Action: Throw away all your connected devices — and choose your friends wisely
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Our normal policy is to throw away the mask after every use.
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His final pass, one he was trying to throw away, got intercepted.
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Consumers should throw away any romaine lettuce they've purchased, says the CDC.
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"If it's authentic, it's not the kind of thing you throw away."
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Americans throw away hundreds of millions of tons of trash each year.
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New Yorkers throw away an estimated 9.3 billion plastic bags each year.
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You can throw away your Bauhaus, Sisters of Mercy, and Christian Death records.
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Running home to throw away all our powder contours and master our angles.
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I've had to throw away so many onesies that just couldn't be saved.
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I had a friend in high school who used to throw away pennies.
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Pack my bag, throw away the perishables, get rid of the garbage, etc.
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Read This Next: Walmart Is Making It Safer to Throw Away Prescription Painkillers
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The other thing to know is that you do not throw away anything.
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That may be so, but he wasn't selling iPhones with throw-away screens.
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"We throw away our elderly," she said at a press conference in September.
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You have no choice but to buy them, or throw away your printer.
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General Motors' market cap is only a stone's throw away at $51 billion.
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"You have no idea how much stuff I throw away," Fontana once said.
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For the sake of our democracy, it's time to throw away the coat.
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The C.D.C. encouraged people to throw away any of the recalled vegetable trays.
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He told Hujar he was going to throw away his more disturbing drawings.
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Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue that you can throw away.
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The elevators are a stone's throw away from the entrance to the gym.
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How can Netflix throw away such a brilliant story engine on a miniseries?
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But don't throw away your ticket yet, there are plenty of secondary prizes.
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The smaller the balance, the less you throw away in interest each month.
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Instead , he wanted to highlight how many useful electronic parts we throw away.
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Nobody in any walk of life would throw away three weeks of revenue.
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"Throw away the membership of Europe and don't be surprised if in the end, as a consequence, we accidentally throw away our union as well," Major, Conservative prime minister from 20073 to 1997, told students at the Ulster University in Londonderry.
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I am required to throw away one and a half eggs in this process.
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Don't throw away the parsley stems, says Acheson, who minces them with the leaves.
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When you throw away a gadget, the hardware itself is rarely past its prime.
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People are encouraged to throw away any products they find that fit the description.
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Consumers are urged to throw away pre-cut melon that fall within the recall.
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They're urging people to throw away tea purchased from Sun Wing Wo Trading Company.
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Kellogg's is asking people who have purchased the boxes to throw away the product.
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They throw away their lives for a pointless and usually botched moment of terrorism.
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For instance, I didn't throw away a shred of paper related to the book.
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Throw away your fan brush and paint those fluffy clouds with a machine gun.
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As sad as I am to throw away food, I'm not complaining about Chipotle!
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And we're not talking about a dinky throw-away gift-with-purchase lip balm.
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Some redditors described items that were too sentimental or important to actually throw away.
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They've always been what you throw away, but they're beautiful—they're just so iconic.
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Among the many who didn't throw away their shot and jumped into the challenge?
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"I am not suggesting to throw away the head scarf or anything," she signed.
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He couldn't just throw away the talking and leave the song-and-dance bits.
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For him life holds no special value; it is something easy to throw away.
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Being willing to throw away women's choice is the peak of disrespect and misogyny.
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No brushes to clean or pencils to sharpen, no crumpled pages to throw away.
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"So many people throw away things, so I don't have to buy," she said.
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"People in the restaurants here, it's amazing how much they throw away," he said.
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Report on whether you want her to throw away your fifth-grade science folder.
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I would have to throw away half the movie to make sense of it.
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Why do we willingly throw away chances to throw fun parties about important things?
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Throw away your other spatulas and replace them with these — you won't be sorry!
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Both Denise and Debbie attended Yale, just a stone's throw away from their hometown.
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I think we should throw away our cars and start walking and exercising more.
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We live close to the city, so my friends are a stone's throw away.
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They don't want to throw away their vote on someone they think can't win.
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It's disturbing how easy it is to throw away your money in New York City.
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But too much can lead a party to throw away a winnable election like this.
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"I'm offering this guy ice cream, unfinished food that I didn't want to throw away."
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Then walk a stone's throw away down a pathway to another rustic wood dwelling, Rakuichi.
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The FSIS is encouraging consumers to throw away or return the frozen meals to retailers.
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And it will be even longer before it means people can throw away the cane.
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Matthews, a transfer from Kentucky, was one missed free throw away from a perfect night.
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It's ideal for protests or at festivals—you can't just throw away all your garbage.
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"That does not mean we should throw away traditions of this great game," he said.
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I watched one guy throw away my application literally 30 seconds after turning it in.
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If that upsets you to hear, throw away any expectations you had for this film.
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"Planters are something you don't just throw away, even if your plant dies," he said.
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But his rising status does trigger a desperation not to throw away their own shot.
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I was never more than a stone's throw away from basically every fast-food restaurant.
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It's why these poor people throw away their lives for a chance at Instagram stardom.
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If we throw away the speed limit, Russia can now go 125 with no constraints.
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Is it fair to throw away people when they're used up' just like an appliance?
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I started to throw away food compulsively, food I knew—logically—was okay to eat.
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That sounds like that thing!' and you fucking throw away a lot of good songs.
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Those old broken jeans you just can't throw away might be put back in rotation.
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We're just a stone's throw away from a voice-activated, facially recognized, algorithm-driven life.
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It takes a lot for an actor to throw away flowers dangling notes of praise.
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But consumers and restaurants in North America throw away almost 40 percent of available food.
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It was just another way to unceremoniously throw away an object I no longer needed.
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I started to realize that the stuff I didn't throw away was important to me.
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January 12: Make digital copies of your handwritten notes (and throw away the handwritten pages).
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It made no sense that the neighboring town "a stone's throw away" wasn't locked down.
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You don't assume that you should throw away your current tie because it lost value.
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We're not saying you should immediately throw away all those cute gifts you've already bought.
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We are young, scrappy and hungry, and it's best to not throw away our shots.
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I will not throw away my shot to work on behalf of all of us!!!
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Don't throw away your ticket if you didn't match all six numbers on Friday's drawing.
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Throw away anything that won't dry quickly, and thoroughly clean anything that can be cleaned.
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Throw away or give away any footwear that may cause you to catch a foot.
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We're gonna throw away all of our content that we don't think is any good.
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The mountains of things we throw away are much greater than the things we use.
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" She also addressed the importance of having close friendships: "Do not throw away a good friend.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda won't throw away another shot at playing his musical incarnation of Alexander Hamilton.
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And she wasn't going to throw away her shot by showing up in just any outfit.
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That doesn't mean you should throw away your soon-to-be-obsolete Micro USB cables away.
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Use your judgment; do not throw away food just because of a number on a carton.
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That doesn't mean I'll throw away my Seiko or Omega or Rolex and neither will you.
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Democrats, once they are in control, will throw away the subpoena and the investigation will end.
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Few producers and processors record accurately what they throw away, and supermarkets resist sharing such information.
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The CDC is advising people to throw away or return any melon included in the recall.
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Rather than throw away the residual material, it's all saved in order to make something else.
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Instead, I'm posing a question about who we are willing to conceptually throw away, and why?
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But it's foolish to throw away one of the best arrows they have in their quiver.
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When you just have money to throw away Anthropologie is selling a trash can for $100.
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"She tells you to throw away all of your photos," Megan said, disbelief in her Gchat.
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Delgado's second family, his brigade, can be found just a stone's throw away from his first.
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This is still a massive 14-point (Conservative) lead, and still their election to throw away.
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So don't throw away your pill bottles, our author says, but do be an informed skeptic.
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There's an irony here, since you can't ethically or practically repair, recycle, or throw away AirPods.
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The FDA eventually decided that state labs could simply throw away the chemical causing the problem.
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France already requires large supermarkets to donate, rather than throw away, food that is still edible.
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About 94 percent of the food we throw away ends up in landfills or combustion facilities.
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Durst testified he panicked and decided to cut up Black's body and throw away the pieces.
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"You can't throw away our youth, our youth is our future," Lauper said during Friday's show.
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What you won't find is a desire to lock everyone up and throw away the key.
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We don't fire the doctor or throw away the thermometer when an illness has been diagnosed.
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When you receive their diagnoses, you throw away that list and begin the process of panic.
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I'm not suggesting you permanently unplug, throw away your smartphones or deactivate your social media accounts.
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Each of us will also throw away about 2100 pounds of plastic toothbrushes in that time.
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"We don't throw away food, remember?" she said, her hair in a halo of a perm.
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This is mostly throw away one-liners I'm just doing to entertain myself at idle moments.
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Here, Costa was inspired to create vessels for his products that were too beautiful to throw away.
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The company said customers should throw away or return the product to stores for a full refund.
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But apparently, not everyone is squared away on this throw-away guideline when it comes to condoms.
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"Why just throw away your toys when you can make a bit of money?" the homepage reads.
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Nevertheless, I do not want to leave and throw away all my father and grandfather's hard work.
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They flew out whenever I opened the doors and I had to throw away all my food.
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As countries get richer and more urban and their populations expand, they throw away ever more stuff.
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Most smokers take the cold-turkey approach, trying to throw away their cigs and never look back.
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But before you throw away that full-coverage foundation, a simple product swap may do the trick.
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First, plastic straws, like much of the plastic people throw away, are really only recyclable in theory.
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But it flies, and surprisingly well, given most people would just throw away its most crucial components.
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To many in Washington, Mr Trump is thus threatening to throw away America's cards for no benefit.
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We still had a lot of land that we could lock up and throw away the key.
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He lives in a downtown luxury high-rise about a baseball's throw away from the Giant's stadium.
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Plus, there's very virtually no mess and all material used is biodegradable and safe to throw away.
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Anyway that is why Dallas will essentially throw away a roster spot for the next six weeks.
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We can't throw away points, so we will have to find a bullet-proof method going forward.
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Maalbeek station is only a stone's throw away from the Berlaymont building, which houses the European Commission.
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The Air Force reuses planes every day — they don't throw away a F-22 after one flight.
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So why would he propose to throw away a key tool we need to fight against it?
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Gore supporters begged Naderites not to "throw away" their vote — an insinuation that Nader voters found offensive.
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Absolutely adventure within your budget, but don't throw away all your savings in search of an experience.
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It's a throw-away pop tune about a woman who wishes her man would treat her better.
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And it's a shame to throw away the skin when you can do other things with it.
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Israeli Minister of Education, Naftali Bennett, said authorities should lock her up and throw away the key.
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I've donated items that were appropriate to donate, but it feels strange to throw away wedding photos.
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" — Britta, New York "Why throw away a name that is recognized for consistent American quality, since 1941?
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If people have that much money to throw away, by all means, stick it in my pocket.
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Are there any keepsakes that you just can't bear to throw away from your wedding or relationship?
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The Stasi building was a stone's throw away from the villa where the K.G.B. had its offices.
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My favorite part is this small throw away moment when someone in the crowd yells out 'Eso!
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And you can throw away that picture of a businesswoman with no unread emails in her inbox.
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How could I have outgrown him, like a toyI didn't yet have the heart to throw away?
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Though Beijing has no intention of cutting its emissions, Bloomberg wants to throw away America's energy advantage.
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Yet I have reams and reams of the things that I can't bring myself to throw away.
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That means they'll throw away any resume that's not correctly proofread without even looking at the content.
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Although my mother lived a stone's throw away, it was 19 years before I saw her again.
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It had to throw away TDAP vaccines that protect pregnant women and their babies from whooping cough.
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Their justice is swift and harsh, as judges lock them in cells and throw away the keys.
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Though the government requires pharmacies to throw away expired drugs, it doesn't always follow these instructions itself.
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They should throw away the meat or return it to the place of purchase for a refund.
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Read on to see some of the things you may need to throw away or get fixed.
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So they stopped saying 'Segregation forever,' and they said, 'Lock them up and throw away the key.
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The inquiry has been portrayed as placing Trump just a stone's throw away from a criminal charge.
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And I did remember: We didn't throw away food because there were children starving in El Salvador.
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Either way, Netflix is trying to throw away its cake and get credit for having baked it.
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According to the DA, Maddox's body was uncovered "just a stones throw away" from where her mother worked.
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David Perdue of Georgia, don't want Trump to throw away what they see as his strongest bargaining chip.
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Consumers are urged to throw away or return products that might be affected and not to consume them.
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New Yorkers throw away 60 million pounds of Styrofoam each year, de Blasio said in an announcement Tuesday.
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Consumers are advised to throw away the cereal or return it to the retailer where you purchased it.
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I try not to throw away too much stuff so I can use it whenever I need it.
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And if we throw away all preconceived notions of gender stereotypes, that obviously means they're having a girl.
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I found myself hesitant to throw away those old cords without certainty that I wouldn't need them again.
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It might be time to finally throw away your beloved diary, and upgrade to the Google Home Hub.
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When dawn breaks, it reveals a lake just a stone's throw away from where the miners are working.
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Since then, they have been trying to change the way people think about the plastic they throw away.
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As part of the recall, parents are encouraged to throw away any teething products they may still have.
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Perdue said too many children throw away their school lunches because they don't like how healthy meals taste.
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We'll use every part of the pig and not just throw away things that we don't normally use.
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The CDC is telling people to throw away any romaine lettuce that they already have in their homes.
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Months later, she had to throw away hundreds of expired boxes as people waited in line for food.
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They don't want the court to throw away a framework that has been in place for a decade.
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The high street, I was told, was only a stones throw away, so I headed in that direction.
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The closest national monument, Natural Bridges Monument, is only a stone's throw away from the Bears Ears region.
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We throw away the last best chance we have to prevent a global catastrophe of our own design.
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Otherwise, if you're not careful, the stuff you buy today will be the junk you throw away tomorrow.
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"Is not about the old style of tchotchkes and promotional items you throw away," Alagem told Business Insider.
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It can be powerful when you throw away those formalities and just focus on interacting with the food.
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If you throw away a bunch of parsley stems in our kitchen, you are in for a bollocking.
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Sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll occurred nightly, just a stone's throw away from a local high school.
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"SentenceTree does the logical text analysis to throw away stop words like 'the,' 'a,' 'and,' etc," said Stasko.
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Jonathan would make me throw away my £7 [$9] Rimmel foundation and teach me how to apply highlighter.
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You also need to remove and throw away drywall and insulation if it has been contaminated with sewage.
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Under pressure from anti-waste advocates, the food industry has begun looking for ways to throw away less.
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The landfill situation has only become worse as Puerto Ricans look to throw away damaged and waterlogged debris.
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But what we can't throw away — especially on the street — is the protection and grace of social distancing.
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"Why throw away so much perfectly good material when you can simply reuse most of it?" asks Brown.
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That we're going to continue to drive, to fly, to throw away plastic, to tear down the rainforest.
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Consumers are urged to throw away or return products that might be impacted and not to consume them.
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And if someone is sick in your house, like with cancer, she says to throw away sponges daily.
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Judge John Hodgman Lauren writes: My husband says it's wasteful to throw away a half-empty garbage bag.
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Collectively, we throw away a lot of food: 40 percent of food in the United States goes uneaten.
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They also said they were taught never to throw away Trump&aposs tiny slivers of Irish Spring soap.
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Throw away your butter-gummed vertical toaster and toast your bread (buttered!) on a rack in the oven.
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We throw away $80 billion a year in this country locking up a huge number of nonviolent offenders.
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After that, we sorted through all the items, determining what I was going to keep, donate, or throw away.
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"We cannot simply throw away these new technologies… as possible contributions to managing climate risk," he said of geoengineering.
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The new store will be just a short mouse throw away from Apple's London flagship, also on Regent Street.
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That will require people to throw away less and reuse more—to make economies more "circular", as campaigners say.
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It's all part of the 12,000 tons of trash and recyclables that New Yorkers throw away every single day.
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His very natural reaction is to lock all the servants in the root cellar and throw away the key.
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The organization is urging customers to check their refrigerators and freezers and either throw away or return the items.
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In his tiny house of crumbling bricks, Bafounga collects what others throw away - and turns it into something useful.
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In an effort to curb environmental damage from throw-away plastics, many businesses and several states are taking action.
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Eventually, JoJo decided it was time to "throw away" her fears, and they kissed, and it was so cute.
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We were like, 'These songs are too good to just throw away and to not have on the album.
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I brought him the used gear we were gonna throw away in the US, and his eyes teared up.
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"The nice thing about a bot is that doesn't cost anything to throw away content like that," said Kazemi.
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"It's very disappointing to throw away an opportunity like this, especially with Detroit losing," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg said.
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They come amid a global crackdown on throw-away items that can languish for years in oceans and landfills.
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We buy stuff, use stuff and throw away stuff more than any other nation in the history of mankind.
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When Little Cuz's mother had a mini lipstick she was about to throw away, the boy asked for it.
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I'll keep this in my special box of things I can't throw away for fear of hurting someone's feelings.
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I became reluctant to throw away my seeds and instead learn how to plant them to reap the benefits.
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They wrote that if shoppers are in the market for throw-away plates, Aldi is the place to shop.
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"Life is tough and sometimes all I want to do is throw away my blades and quit," he says.
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For example the Canadian food company Loblaws is discounting by 200% ugly produce that normally they would throw away.
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It's estimated that women in the US throw away about seven pounds worth of feminine hygiene products a year.
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We have a choice: we can keep digging the hole deeper, or we can throw away the damn shovel.
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Dave Herman, however, specializes in collecting what others throw away: subway tokens, signs, building bricks, seltzer bottles, door stops.
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"In January we decided it was a pity to throw away all the know-how we have," she said.
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Another is to throw away the current statistics and come up with something new to evaluate aggressiveness and consistency.
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In Islam, Muslims should not throw away leftover food, but give it instead to the needy or to animals.
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" He said his personal view was to lock up the members of the church and "throw away the key.
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Instead of asking them to build with bricks, I asked the students to look at things we throw away.
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Americans throw away some 230 million pairs of shoes each year, according to the US Department of the Interior.
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We're spending the next two nights in the Glenbervie Guesthouse, an inn that's a stone's throw away from downtown Oban.
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Why should a user have to throw away their whole phone when they could just upgrade the battery or camera?
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But global central banks, much like their governments, are a long stone's throw away from sound money and currency stabilization.
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In 2016 he announced that state schools would be free, and, as a result, women could throw away their contraceptives.
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I also know that you have to be young, scrappy and hungry in order to not throw away your shot.
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You should also throw away eye makeup after three months because infection-causing bacteria can contaminate the products over time.
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People in affected areas have had to throw away many personal items, including large furniture, after their homes were destroyed.
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We want to lock criminals up and throw away the key to show how tough we are as a society.
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At the same time, The Meritocracy Trap reminds us that we need not throw away the notion of meritocracy altogether.
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""We will fail in our mission if we make an ideological decision to throw away half of what we know.
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At the time, some of these images looked like throw-away party photos, but today they feel significant to me.
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The Times reports that T.J. Maxx and Marshall's employees were told to throw away any signs promoting Ivanka Trump garb.
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"There's too many government health restrictions that force restaurants to throw away food" instead of donating it to the needy.
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Dumpster diving is huge because a lot of these companies throw away stuff in their dumpsters that is perfectly fine.
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"There are literally tens of thousands of sharks a stone's throw away from our shoreline," he told CNN affiliate WPEC.
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CRTs—the big box TVs you probably grew up with—contain lead, which makes them dangerous to just throw away.
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Authorities have advised consumers to throw away the hot dogs or take them back to the store for a refund.
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" He hastens to add, however, that "people throw away a lot of the renderings, which are sometimes the best thing.
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Of course, a thin-skinned billionaire may throw away his money on a loser lawsuit, or a threat of one.
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Those bills are not going to get better if Senate conservatives throw away their one best shot to repeal ObamaCare.
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Amazon has advised customers to throw away Align nutritional supplements sold on site by third parties, because they're probably fake.
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Trump may love the plaudits he's getting for his bipartisan deals, but he's not about to throw away that alliance.
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The poorest suffer the most Those living a stone's throw away from the heart of Delhi's government are also frustrated.
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The lights of the radio towers on adjacent Queen Anne Hill, a seeming stone's throw away, blink on and off.
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She made me throw away my secret stash of clothes and makeup and promise never to wear women's clothes again.
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Every throw-away character on this show was given a chance at redemption, but Daenerys wasn't given the same shake.
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In programming though, it's not just the code we write that is constantly being throw away, it's the entire toolkit.
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Rodgers tossed a ball to the back right corner of the end zone in what looked like a throw-away.
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The kind of mental block that can make a major-league baseball player throw away routine tosses to first base?
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"I don't have that kind of money to throw away," said Mr. Yeagley, who has made five trips so far.
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"Companies like Amazon, for example, will not be able to throw away products that are fit for consumption," she said.
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It suggests parents throw away walkers in their homes and entertain their children in stationary activity centers and other activities.
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Federal judges should not callously dishonor their service by using this foolish and extreme lawsuit to throw away the ACA.
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After the incident, Israeli Minister of Education Naftali Bennett said authorities should lock Tamimi up and throw away the key.
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Every year New York City residents throw away 10 billion bags, according to the New York League of Conservation Voters.
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If she repeats what she said [after the June meeting], you can throw away all the dovish talk we heard.
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Americans throw away 25% more trash between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day than they do other times of the year.
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By the way ... the pub is just a stone's throw away from Frogmore Cottage, where Harry, Meghan and Archie live.
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This is the Buckingham Palace Gift Shop, just a stone's throw away from the Queen's residence on Buckingham Palace Road.
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It is possible to throw away plenty of important points if you win the less crucial ones by a wide margin.
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"PLS THROW AWAY THE EXTENSIONS UR REAL HAIR IS SO CUTE," one excited fan tweeted upon seeing the star's natural look.
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Don't throw away your shot at hearing Lin-Manuel Miranda's Tony Award winning musical sung by some of today's hottest stars.
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You can virtually throw away every scenario about your business and your future markets, your supply chains out of the window.
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"The House of Representatives must now stand up for consumers and against the CRA resolution to throw away internet privacy protections."
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FSIS said there have been no confirmed reports of "adverse reactions" and urged consumers to throw away or return the product.
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And perhaps most of all I love the bottle caps — because they are so throw-away, so typically beneath my notice.
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Are we willing to throw away the relationship that we have with China to push tariffs and restrictions on the country?
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Without a change in course, Canadians will throw away an estimated $493 billion worth of plastic materials each year by 2030.
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To do so, it turned out, you had to throw away classical physics and replace it with the theory of relativity.
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I quickly put away food in the fridge, throw away trash, and load up the dishwasher before retiring for the night.
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We throw away most single-use plastics within minutes of use, yet they can persist in the environment for 1,21 years.
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For instance, each year Americans throw away 25 billion cups alone, according to a 2015 post by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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A new law passed unanimously by the French Senate makes it illegal for supermarkets to throw away or destroy unsold food.
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This is not any old spoon you'd find included with a fancy cream and promptly throw away; this one is magnetic.
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Customers who bought the bison should throw away the meat or return it to the store for a refund, authorities said.
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We still have another smaller run to my old place to throw away trash and recycling, but it's pretty much settled.
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Britain did not (as it had in the past) throw away the competitive gains by allowing domestic inflation to rise sharply.
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Old bits of treasure that he couldn't bear to throw away, photos of friends and places he didn't want to forget.
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" BB&T: "As long as you say long-haul ... but BB&T is not one I would throw away down here.
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It's time to throw away your outdated dictionary and dust off those tiles, baby, because Scrabble is getting some new words.
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There's no trash anywhere, and people are actually taking the time to separate what they throw away into recyclables and compost.
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This story originally appeared on EW.com The Schuyler sisters did not throw away their shot to reunite at the Super Bowl.
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"I understand people are suffering and those problems need to be addressed but you can't throw away the future," he said.
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Too many Republicans, including Attorney General Jeff Sessions, are wedded to a lock-them-up-and-throw-away-the-keys worldview.
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Gail: Let's go back for one minute to third parties so I can beg people not to throw away their votes.
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"We should not throw away the oven because the temperature could be set wrong and burn the pizza," the post ended.
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We can't let Pruitt pollute our clean water and throw away thousands of jobs because one mining CEO received special treatment.
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Just a stone's throw away though, a different kind of club fills to the brim every weekend with thousands of clubbers.
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They're also warning consumers to throw away pre-cut melons distributed by Caito Foods Distribution, Gordon Food Service or SpartanNash Distribution.
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Luckily, her new Venice Beach bungalow, which is located just a stone's throw away from the company's headquarters, does not disappoint.
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The process by which they were conceived was a pro-life approach that did not discard or throw away any embryos.
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Every day, Americans throw away 500 million plastic straws, meaning the average American uses over 35,000 of them in a lifetime.
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Hours later, many of the two-day campers were sitting a stone's throw away from the Royal Box at Centre Court.
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So grab that pile of Christmas cards you were going to throw away, check the return addresses and punch them in.
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And Sapochnik did not throw away that shot, channeling the force of eight years of story into a jagged last stab.
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Andy Weins, who co-owns this franchise, lets me keep some of the items people throw away and I repurpose them.
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"I am not going to throw away my valuable time sitting in the car or stuck on a subway," he said.
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The Throw Away Dogs Project has placed more than two dozen rescue dogs in police departments, according to its Facebook page.
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But the proposal went nowhere, perhaps in some part because the US didn't want to throw away its perceived online dominance.
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While living in the South, I was never more than a stone's throw away from a multitude of fast food options.
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The fact that the president may have the authority to throw away billions on a foolish campaign promise is itself scandalous.
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Many employees currently survive on food stamps and yet are required to throw away huge amounts of food on the job.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Do you ever think about how much you and your family throw away?
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Verdict: These neo-Victorian cops never said anything about the nude mermaid statue sitting on the rocks just a stone's throw away.
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He said the university wants to "throw away" the stereotype of cowboys, updating what it means and looks like to be one.
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Should his warning be taken seriously or was it simply a throw away tweet that represented a whim not a new policy?
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We don't, after all, throw away all our blues records and Noh plays just because there are established patterns to those artforms.
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Some communities have responded by offering rebates to those who throw away less—a more palatable way of packaging the same idea.
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In the case of the new "Bedroom" episode, you lock the player up in a creepy bedroom and throw away the key.
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But the 128GB Midnight Black phone I'm reviewing today costs $53, which is a stone's throw away from Samsung's Galaxy S prices.
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There haven't been any illnesses reported yet, but George's and the USDA urge consumers to throw away or return the recalled products.
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We wake up in the morning and everything we worked on and were about to shoot, we throw away and just improvise.
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Florez said the security guard explained that the day before they had someone throw away a battery charger because of exposed wires.
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No one wants to needlessly throw away money, and certainly no one has an abundance of time they can afford to waste.
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At least Jimmy remains a stone's throw away from the organized-crime underworld that'll eventually become Walt's stomping ground and Saul's downfall.
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As a sneaker collector, the box is sometimes just as important as the shoes themselves — it's definitely something I wouldn't throw away.
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Based on the amount it finds annually, Covanta estimates that Americans throw away a total of $61.8 million every year in coins.
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I just hadn't realized the scale of this problem, but it had always been natural to me not to throw away food.
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Throw away your holiday snaps and deactivate your aspirational Pinterest boards, because Australian man Gabriel Scanu has shut down the photography game.
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I was so upset with myself, not just to throw away a good run but to lose it to something so silly.
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Sometimes it was to throw away her fur coat, like any diva who had won 18 Grammys and sold 75m records would.
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The New York Times reported Wednesday that another retailer, T.J. Maxx, told its employees to throw away signs advertising Ivanka Trump's line.
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So don't give up on yourself, and please, don't throw away photos because you think your body isn't worthy of being seen.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Residents of Tel Aviv can start feeling a little less guilty about the amount of garbage they throw away.
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Amazon is advising customers to throw away Align nutritional supplements bought on its site after discovering that the products could be fake.
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In other words, legislators are poised to throw away perhaps their best chance to act substantively and beneficially on healthcare this year.
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Now in her second book, To Throw Away Unopened, Albertine tries to figure out what experiences forged that spirit in her mother.
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"Today authoritarianism is just a stone's throw away, it's rising and if we're honest, it never really went away completely," he said.
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Lamenting the walk downstairs to throw away our bags is pretty much the only interaction I have with my food-related trash.
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But what's very interesting about the slum that I was in is that it's a stone's throw away from the garment district.
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Jeremy Bastien, a maintenance worker who lives in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, enjoys being able to repair computer parts other people throw away.
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Cover your mouth and nose when you cough or sneeze with your elbow or a tissue that you throw away immediately after.
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What then, "throw away our money" and drop out of the economy, since the taxes paid by Arab citizens fund the army?
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There were the paperbacks, hundreds of them jammed onto shelves, that her dying husband had told her to throw away after reading.
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People throw away 50 million tons of e-waste globally — about 4,500 Eiffel Towers — each year, according to the World Economic Forum.
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State offices were told to throw away computers, and put camp information in databases disconnected from the internet, in restricted-access rooms.
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Angry women were hidden from view: Lock her up and throw away the key, nobody wants to see that sort of thing.
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It's obvious that Vuori takes its inspiration from the beach that's just a stone's throw away from its headquarters in Encinitas, California.
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It took several minutes to get it unwound, and I had to throw away the rat's nest of thread that was left.
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We weren't allowed to turn on the lights to study, and when we arrived after school, he'd throw away all of the food.
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Just when you thought 2016 couldn't get any worse, Trader Joe's is now telling you to throw away that hummus you just bought.
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Donors don't want to throw away money on a loser, though — especially reluctant conservative donors who were never big fans of Trump anyway.
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I throw away the Brekki and eat a bowl of strawberries instead while answering emails and hopping on morning calls with our agencies.
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And because the tires last longer than traditional ones, GM and Michelin's new invention could reduce the number of tires people throw away.
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In fact, if you just throw away your computer or TV set, you may be breaking the law, depending on where you live.
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There's so much happening, so quickly, that the driver needs a superhuman ability to focus on what matters and throw away everything else.
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She asked me, 'why would you put us through the torture of your wedding if you're just going to throw away your marriage?
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Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi asks viewers to throw away a lot about what they thought they knew about Star Wars.
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We should throw away rather than put away, so that we may surround ourselves only with belongings that "spark joy" in our life.
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Providence Animal Control posted Tupper's story on their own Facebook as a reminder to everyone to be responsible about what they throw away.
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Throw away your normie pool floats, the Ridiculous Inflatable Swan-Thing is the only pool float the world needs from here on out.
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After learning of this frightening mishap, Waukau told local families to throw away any candy they'd collected during Sunday's trick-or-treating event.
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Read on to see some of the things you may need to throw away and updates on recalls for beef and romaine lettuce.
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It's a subtle scene that some might even consider being a throw-away; yet, Netflix and Tweel knew the purpose for including it.
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"I have certain things I have yet to throw away from my days on Friends," Aniston recently admitted in an interview with Vogue.
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Now, before you throw away of your kitchen knives and buy rolls of cling wrap to make sharp plastic knives with, be warned.
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He argues that the way we handle waste is entirely wrong, and that we can actually reuse much of what we throw away.
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Even NBC's Al Michael began to call it a throw-away before saying it surprised him that Williams caught it for the score.
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What we DO NOT like to do is throw away our votes on someone who looks like they have no chance at winning.
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We wrote our name on the paper bag and we put in all our shit, which we would usually throw away, into them.
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They sorority squat slightly just a stone's throw away from the steps of City Hall so the stately building serves as their backdrop.
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But somehow folks who consider themselves progressive Democrats have seen fit to throw away $20173 billion to the richest man in the world.
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It gets mashed up with cilantro roots (you know, the ones you always throw away), along with some ginger, garlic, and white peppercorns.
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In Northern California, both households and businesses were hoping the power shut-off would end before they were forced to throw away food.
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At the Dockyard, a chain of Manchester pubs that stocks the cereal-based beers, the Throw Away I.P.A. was a hit with customers.
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Families who once supported a "throw away the key" approach to addiction are thinking differently now that their loved ones are strung out.
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Remove it to throw away once the patch has turned opaque (aka sucked up all the impurities from that spot of your skin).
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Trump is appealing to this anti-abortion, anti-immigration, 'bomb the hell out of them, lock them up, throw away the key' constituency.
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Russia is just a stone's throw away, leaving Narva — where nearly 90 percent of the population is ethnic Russian — caught between two worlds.
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Let's not throw away our money in Africa … listen up, throwing money away like this is no good to our country and society.
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The newly engaged couple have plenty of royal neighbors just a stone's throw away from their cozy cottage on the grounds of Kensington Palace.
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Unfortunately, whereas the effective remedy for relapse should be treatment, the penal system's 'answer' is to lock the door and throw away the key.
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This step will reduce the amount of single-use plastics bank employees throw away by 85 percent or to 6 tons, the bank said.
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I also go through the house and make sure I'm not leaving a bunch of things that my roommate will have to throw away.
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The S&P 500 was a stone's throw away from 2,400 before market open on Friday, at 2,338, but the index was down slightly.
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I'm not one who wants to throw away gender—as long as people are allowed to express the gender that feels natural to them.
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Little kids can really throw away the filter when it comes to sharing their feelings—in fact, they will often say pretty much anything.
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In 2012, Kim Kardashian West "let" her then-boyfriend, now-husband Kanye West clean out her closet and throw away anything he deemed 'uncool.
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If United can close the gap this weekend, there's a genuine possibility that Arsenal will throw away their final chance of silverware this season.
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Unfortunately, whereas the effective remedy for relapse should be treatment, the penal system's "answer" is to lock the door and throw away the key.
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"There's a massive amount of water we throw away," said Andy Lipkis, the founder of TreePeople, an environmental group whose mission includes planting trees.
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I throw away too much money every year on the quest for the perfect bag for travel, or every day, or evening, or conventions.
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You can have people throw away too many liberal articles or put in the pool the conservative ones, so it collects a balanced number.
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His tasks normally range from washing up to taking part in supermarket collections twice a week, collecting food that stores would otherwise throw away.
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If at any point the bottle begins to cloud throw away immediately as this means sources of contamination have taken root in your oil.
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If you knew what was really out there -- online predators, identity thieves, data miners -- you'd lock up the internet and throw away the key.
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Fortunately, the researchers say that this doesn't mean you have to throw away your favorite clothes (we would never tell you to do that).
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Sainsbury's calculated that Millennials throw away £461.76 worth of perfectly good food every year, while the over-55s chuck just £113.36 worth of leftovers.
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He rebranded himself as a man of action who during speeches would throw away his oppressive tweed jacket and demonstratively roll up his sleeves.
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Throw away any food that has touched contaminated water, and don't eat anything that has been sitting at room temperature for over two hours.
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"Did you know that in the Song dynasty it was illegal to throw away any pieces of paper with writing on them?" she said.
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We're trying to retain so much of the good we inherited from our parents, throw away the rotten parts and improvise along the way.
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We've scoured the web to bring you 10 pieces that will make up a commemorative package your guests will never want to throw away.
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And that's before it hits our supermarkets and then our homes, where we throw away a further seven million tons of food every year.
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The best way to slow cars down is to throw away all the techniques that traffic engineers developed to make traffic flow quickly. 19713.
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"How do people throw away everything, their family and relationships, for this drug?" she asked herself as her curiosity got the best of her.
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But the food we throw away might not be as healthy for these scavengers as the food they'd find in a people-free environment.
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Durst testified the killing was in self-defense, that he panicked and decided to cut up Morris Black's body and throw away the pieces.
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She has made it with both fresh potatoes and chuño, the dried, hard white potatoes that are still prepared just a stone's throw away.
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A better design would replace the spool of bag material only, instead of having to throw away the depleted hard-plastic ring every month.
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The cable only has the ability to charge different devices, so you won't want to throw away all your USB to micro USB cables.
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"Plastic bags, wrapping, Bubble Wrap, they need all that," and it is a good way to reuse packaging you might otherwise just throw away.
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Unfortunately, if you shoot a terrible photo with an instant print camera, you still have the cost, even if you throw away the print.
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The new system could "eliminate today's perverse incentives," to throw away viable organs and encourage OPOs to also find more "imperfect organs," Verma said.
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Related: One Man's Trash Is Another Artist's Treasure Robotic Trash Can Catches The Garbage You Throw Away Inflating Trash Bags Rhythmically Mimic Ocean Waves
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Even if it's not true, I think, 'This one we're gonna hold up, and people will realize that it's epic to throw away anything.
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But rather than throw away expensive investments, another option could include using more commercial launches in NASA's long-term plans, and relying less on SLS.
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The following night, another group of 54 people were stopped at the same location, a stone's throw away from the base of the crowdfunded wall.
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British consumers may be unaware of the amount of food they throw away each year but Tesco can no longer bask in such blissful ignorance.
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We should be outraged about what these businesses throw away instead of donate, compost, or find any use for other than sending to a landfill.
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Betty (Lili Reinhart), the Black Hood's favorite, choosing not to throw away the mask he gave her also suggested the villain might not be dead.
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The full list is below: Let's pretend I'm willing to throw away my laptop, iPad, and smartphone so that I could enjoy playing the Switch.
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Don't throw away that cord just yet, though: to use Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, you still need to plug the phone into the car.
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Ticket prices, Cinépolis adds, will include an additional surcharge for the pleasure of having a jungle gym just a Skittles throw away from your seat.
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Overturn, cover, or throw away items that can hold water where mosquitoes lay their eggs—things like planters, kiddie pools, bird baths, or trash containers.
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The good news here is that Surface Hub owners won't have to throw away their old displays if they want to upgrade to the 2X.
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"It's not a straightforward process of 'section him, pump him with drugs and throw away the key'; it's not that black and white," he says.
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Some folks out there are tougher on crime than Sheriff Joe Arpaio, and think we should lock up bad folks and throw away the key.
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Instead, we should treat our nation's drug epidemic as a health crisis and less as a lock-'em-up-and-throw-away-the-key problem.
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She found the diary of her mom in an old Aer Lingus flight bag with the words "To Throw Away Unopened" written on its front.
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I understand what she did was wrong, but just don't lock her up and throw away the key like everything she did was just awful.
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I refuse to allow outside environmental groups to throw away our region's economic potential or for the Iñupiat people themselves to become the endangered species.
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In fact, they are decided upon at the state level or by manufacturers themselves—and they often cause consumers to throw away perfectly good food.
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What [the Office of Refugee Resettlement] is doing is saying it can incarcerate children and throw away the key for as long as it likes.
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"So if I get the itch, I can't just roll over and throw away an hour scrolling and going down that rabbit hole," he said.
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Newt Gingrich lambasted the "lock-'em-up-and-throw-away-the-key crowd" for trying to stop the bill that he portrayed as long overdue.
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Retailers have been advised not to sell the recalled cereal, and consumers should throw away or return any Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal without eating it.
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"You literally throw away the copy of the Bird code residing on the unwanted motherboard, rather than accessing or copying or modifying it," Walsh added.
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You know, the kind of thing you lock up, throw away the key, and hide deep down in your soul for no one to discover.
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He comes every year to pick up whatever Basement Tapes throw-away material they're offering and seems more defeated by the whole experience than anything.
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How To Recreate Pricey Salad Lunches For WAY Cheaper11 Things In Your Kitchen You Should Throw Away ASAPThis Artist Drew Selena Gomez With Hot Cheetos
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But as Tim Caulfield told me, that doesn't make it okay to throw away the scientific paradigm and accept any junk claim that comes along.
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But many doctors who prescribe contraceptives say there's no cause for alarm — and no one should throw away her pills and risk an unwanted pregnancy.
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They will discuss a variety of issues, including sexuality, pornography and video games as well as a "throw-away culture" that wears away human dignity.
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"Ultimately the White House just added one paragraph about domestic terrorism as a throw-away line," a senior source involved in the discussion told CNN.
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If Hansel hadn't been rescued, he and his sister would have also become dog fighters, Carol Skaziak, the founder of Throw Away Dogs, told CNN.
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It's Friday, so we get to throw away the theme convention and enjoy a more open grid, with longer, more exciting entries and devilish cluing.
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The United States must maintain an adequate level of support to Afghanistan and not throw away the gains and sacrifices of the last 18 years.
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Transitional objects like stuffed animals can help children find safety in familiarity — this is not the time to try to throw away a beloved blanket.
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"So this idea that we can just get out of Gaza, throw away the key and forget about it is a total illusion," said Bromberg.
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At the Undata Hospital, a stone's throw away from the dead, a number of patients are being treated on mattresses under a large tarpaulin outside.
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"We all throw away too much of our hard-earned money on unnecessary 'little' expenditures without realizing how much they can add up to," Bach writes.
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Earlier this year, she dropped a cool $6 million on her current home in Hidden Hills, just a stone's throw away from her mom Kris's house.
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" Bach agrees: "We all throw away too much hard-earned money on unnecessary 'little' expenditures without realizing they add up," he writes in "The Automatic Millionaire.
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It's a book filled with recipes for three-course meals, their ingredient lists composed of all the stuff we might have an impulse to throw away.
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"I have certain things I have yet to throw away from my days on Friends," the actress, 47, says in a new interview with Vogue magazine.
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Together they organized an intimate art project which would display those keepsakes — both theirs and others' — which become impossible to throw away after a relationship ends.
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The standard will be a Wild West for a little longer, and you're not going to be able to throw away your dongle bag just yet.
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The U.S. alone is estimated to throw away enough 22016-ounce plastic bottles to circle Earth about 11 times a week or 600 times a year.
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You throw away your credit card bills without looking at them, but you have automatic payments set up and your debit card hasn't been declined yet.
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"We know people don't throw away their LEGO bricks," Tim Brooks, vice president of environmental responsibility at the LEGO Group, said in a Tuesday news release.
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It's a beautiful multi-generational leap, one that sees Capcom making smart decisions about what it wants to keep and what it's happy to throw away.
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Since then, the number "322" has become synonymous with bad plays and is a common nickname for players who deliberately throw away a game for money.
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I have a story behind every piece that I buy, so I don't want to throw away that story, even if it's a fast-fashion piece.
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Now, that doesn't mean that you need to throw away every pair of leggings that you own, but it may make you rethink your next purchase.
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People throw away food for all sorts of reasons, maybe because it rots before we get around to eating it, or because it's just plain ugly.
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Kincardine is also synonymous with nuclear power, as one of the province's three operating nuclear facilities—the Bruce Nuclear Generating Station—is a stone's throw away.
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U.S. Navy corpsmen, uninvolved with the detention facilities, must process what it means to do their exercises a stone's throw away from barbed wire and bars.
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That's led to a world where people throw away broken devices instead of repairing them, and those discarded iPhones, televisions, and laptops are poisoning the planet.
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When he had his period, he wondered if he should revert to the girls' bathroom, because there was no place to throw away his used tampons.
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"Let me be clear: The decision to throw away my client's sexual assault charges says nothing about Weinstein's guilt or innocence," Goldberg said in a statement.
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"We ask that those who feel hurt, angered by or frustrated with Kanye West not penalize or throw away their support, respect and advocacy for us."
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Chan said Hersing invested S$1 million ($700,000) for the first air-conditioned Chinatown outlet, which is just a stone's throw away from his original stall.
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That's right, this is a man whose motto is, 'If you can't beat them, throw away your dignity and grovel before them like a hungry dog.
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When we hide our pain and isolate ourselves, we throw away the most powerful antidepressant known to man — loving support from people who care about us.
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Consider for a moment what a significant departure this language is from the "lock them up and throw away the key" rhetoric used in the past.
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He joined the group about a year ago after running into Rhino at the newish Progress Brewing, just a bottle's throw away in South El Monte.
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I wanted to toss them in the trash bin at the station, but they were—for me, at least—kind of expensive to just throw away.
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Be careful to check everything that came inside the case before throwing it away to make sure that you don't accidentally throw away the code.4.
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We finally have somewhat of an answer, as researchers literally dug through the trash of Denver, Nashville and New York to see what people throw away.
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Osama bin Laden lived comfortably in a suburban town of Pakistan called Abbottabad, where his home was a stone's throw away from the Pakistan Military Academy.
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Just a stone's throw away from the Iranian border, in Nimroz Province, is the Afghani town of Zaranj, which has been dubbed "Little Colombia" by locals.
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Through email and in-app notifications, gig economy companies have distributed basic safety tips: wash your hands; throw away tissues; disinfect surfaces often touched by passengers.
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It virtually eliminates material waste — there are no door and window cutouts to throw away because the wood was never put there in the first place.
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"We all throw away too much of our hard-earned money on unnecessary 'little' expenditures without realizing how much they can add up to," he writes.
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If we allow the census to be politicized and treat it like a political football, we could throw away the goodwill it has built for generations.
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The texturing is accomplished with various tools that he invented as he worked — sometimes made of cardboard or other perishable materials that he'd throw away immediately.
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You have to convince people to throw away their old phone and get a new phone, and that's really hard to do when innovation doesn't happen.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Scotland plans to tackle its "throw-away culture" by introducing a deposit return scheme for drinks containers, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced on Tuesday.
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Some consumers might consider a $30 speaker to be cheap enough to throw away and not a barrier to buying the Apple device when it arrives.
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" Francis has repeated the strict anti-abortion stance of his predecessors and integrated it into his broader condemnation of what he calls today&aposs "throw-away culture.
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So, these three new stock market rules mean that it is time for investors to throw away their old playbook and get ready for a rate hike.
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Throw-away plastic items have been the subject of bans by a growing number of countries and corporations because they often end up littering oceans and waterways.
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Dog owners can even talk to and comfort their dogs through Furbo, which makes dogs feel as if Mom and Dad are only a bone's throw away.
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After all, if your computing is cheap enough to throw away, what is it that you will be able to do tomorrow that you couldn't do yesterday?
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There are plenty of ways to save when you buy an EV (you'll never throw away $50 at the pump in minutes during a quick pit stop).
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Officials worried that some contaminated products remained in consumers' freezers and urged people to check and throw away anything that matched the beef involved in the recall.
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And as principled as we all think we are when it comes to voting, none of us like to throw away our vote on a sure loser.
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The Microsoft founder suggested people should throw away travel agents number because they wouldn't need such a service when you could do it yourself online, Upchurch said.
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"I understand what she did was wrong, but just don't lock her up and throw away the key like everything she did was just awful," Kamiyah continued.
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Fans (and haters alike) of Keeping Up With the Kardashians saw red, their hands curled up into fists, and they vowed to throw away their Thompson jerseys.
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Candidates certain to be elected may be happy to throw away their donors' money anyway — that's why the money was given in the first place, after all.
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It also comes with a sort of rickety stand that I might want to throw away so that I just put the whole thing on the floor.
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The company is asking consumers to throw away the affected products and contact Kellogg for a full refund by calling 1-800-962-1413 from 9 a.m.
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If you have an eye infection or a cold sore, you should wash all of your tools and throw away any cosmetics you used during that time.
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I think there's a lot of tragedy with beauty and sadness, but there's also a lot of achievement and value in it that people often throw away.
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Although no known finished products contain the Listeria, the company is being extra cautious and advising you throw away anything that might contain the seriously-infectious bacteria.
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Plastic waste has reached worrying proportions in the Philippines, which has the fifth longest coastline in the world, given the staggering amount of throw away plastic used.
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Since that is the case, then why throw away billions of dollars trying to fight the momentous forces of nature just to buy a little more time?
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Despite recent attention, few people understand just how much food they waste, and a focus on food waste in developed countries will help consumers throw away less.
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I don't hit the farmers' market every week, but if I know I'm going, I'm can definitely save some food scraps that I would otherwise throw away.
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Indeed, consumers throw away about half of the $23 billion worth of food purchased each year in the US, which shakes out to about $3.23 per person.
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When you use marijuana for your creative side, you'll take ideas that you might normally throw away and instead run with them to see where they go.
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"I'm not going to just throw away a 20-plus-year cooking career simply because of my new lifestyle at this point in my life," he says.
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"We are living in a nation that tends to throw away life," said Mr. Dickson, 34, who is traveling the state to rally support for his movement.
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Harris seems like a decent person," Mr. Moore said, "but I just don't think she'd have a chance, and I don't want to throw away my vote.
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They have forced us to consider the possibility of redemption and to reckon with the staggering quantity of talent and potential we otherwise consent to throw away.
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She said that food stamps were issued on the first of the month and that many residents who had to throw away food were out of luck.
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In some cases, cafeteria workers have been ordered to throw away the hot lunches of children who owed money, giving them alternatives like sandwiches, milk and fruit.
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The New York Times reported Wednesday that two other companies on the group's list, T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, told employees to throw away signs advertising Trump's line.
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They sell it very cheaply, Dr. Karron said, about $10 to 20 a dose, and have to throw away anything unsold at the end of the season.
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Our society is built upon a series of assumptions that you need to examine and then throw away if you want to get here before everyone else.
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But it's time to get real: We could probably throw away a good chunk of what we own because it's either impractical, outdated, or just flat out unnecessary.
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"Our precious oceans and the wildlife within need urgent protection from the devastation throw-away plastic items can cause," Environment Secretary Michael Gove said in a statement Monday.
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We were poor, and didn't want to throw away all our pots, so we just added a piece of metal in the middle so the sauces didn't mix.
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I know this isn't the advice psychiatrists would give, but stick that shit at the back of your mind in a locked box and throw away the key.
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In Britain, 68% of people don't bother to carry or spend copper coins anymore, while one study found that Americans throw away $62 million in coins each year.
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You should also try to mop up raw juices with a paper towel you can throw away instead of a sponge or a dishcloth that you'll use again.
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Changing little babies can be a very messy endeavor, and unless you want to tack on extra laundry, it's easier to just throw away the dirty changing pads.
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It is also a stone's throw away from Will and Kate's residence, which means that Eugenie and Jack can stop by for visits with George, Charlotte and Louis.
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In this 5-ingredient version, you make a homemade vegetable stock using mushroom stems and the fibrous green tops of the leeks—parts that you'd normally throw away.
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WATTERS: So -- but this time, I really want to really throw away the phone, and I&aposm going to really make a concerted effort to ditch the phone.
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"We are all tempted to use it because it is such a common, throw-away response, but I make special efforts not to respond with 'busy,'" he says.
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The infestation is so chronic that she had to throw away all of her furniture," read a message on a community Facebook page created to help McLaurin. "Ms.
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According to Corrections spokesperson David Owen, the state's inmate-led product screening was developed so the state doesn't have to throw away all the snacks inmates aren't buying.
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Americans throw away almost as much food as they eat because of a "cult of perfection", deepening hunger and poverty, and inflicting a heavy toll on the environment.
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Following the arrest, the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development released a state advisory urging citizens to throw away potentially contaminated food from the suspected victimized supermarkets.
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The track is above ground and lies a stone's throw away from Grenfell Tower, where at least 30 people died on Wednesday after a fire engulfed the building.
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Customers who currently have the product in their possession have been advised to throw away or return the cans to the store where they were originally purchased from.
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Consensus mechanisms using proof of work (POW) are by their nature slow, so the community can come to agreement and throw away the blocks they don't agree on.
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Bars juice the fruit and often throw away the husk, but at Operation Dagger, the still-flavorful husk is used for a house-made limoncello before being composted.
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FSIS expressed concern over some product being frozen and remaining in freezers, and urged consumers to throw away the meat or return it to its place of purchase.
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The national pharmacy chain announced Tuesday that it will begin installing disposal stations for customers to safely throw away unneeded or older prescriptions at more than 500 drugstores.
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"I really believe in my soul that the best thing for the families of the victims is to lock him up and throw (away) the key," Finkelstein said.
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Even the ones who apologise profusely when making you throw away a perfectly good vodka mixer because there's a slice of lemon in it and not a lime.
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Charcoal grills tend to be cheap, flimsy things we plan to throw away when their time comes, which sadly is an average of about two to five years.
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Co-chair Rose recounted that he lives "a stone's throw away" from the ballpark where the Staten Island Yankees, another team on the leaked list of teams, play.
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Hansel trained with Throw Away Dogs for a year before enrolling in a 16-week K9 academy with his handler to become a certified arson detection K9 officer.
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"I can't believe that it's cost effective to throw away food and give them cheese and bread, that's more money," Diane Bailey, Sharpnack's grandmother, told the news station.
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She accused Democrats of being too "willing to throw away the progress in negotiations" on government funding, defense spending and the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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"In our opinion, it would be a mistake to throw away an opportunity to get a head start on tax reform," National Taxpayers Union President Pete Sepp said.
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Part of it is, you don't lock them up and throw away the key, they need medical help and support, the appropriate diagnosis, the appropriate plan of action.
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Disobeying orders to throw away all the leftover food, she loaded up her car instead and drove around the city looking for people in need of a meal.
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It used to be that they would throw away the hair -- until Nancy Johnston persuaded them it could be the key to preserving their traditional way of life.
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Since that time they have hosted over forty artists from around the world, providing access to roughly 21916 tons of goods that the rest of us throw away.
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There's an argument that these interests are too valuable to throw away in a spat over the death of one journalist, even though he was a US resident.
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Ashimura said there are also signs around the park in multiple languages saying to not throw away plastic bags, but they have not been successful in preventing the practice.
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"This is what happens when you throw away your journalistic standards in favor of political bias," one user responded while another wrote, "We could have done without the excuse."
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The study found that over the course of the survey, the respondents made "significant positive movement" after essentially hearing a lot about why they shouldn't throw away their vote.
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You could bobby-pin the "babe" tiara atop the next generation's head, throw away your Spanx and your food scale and enjoy your accomplishments, your grandchildren, your free time.
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Velop is easy to set up – you just place it in a room and press a button – and once it's installed you'll throw away all of your other routers.
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According to TMZ, Tyga's new digs are located just a stone's throw away from Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West, and come with a gourmet kitchen, pool and elevator.
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"The practice of 'lock 'em up and throw away the key' in our criminal justice system is an approach whose shot at effectiveness has run its course," he wrote.
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Confusing food labels push people to throw away food unnecessarily — about 20 percent of food waste stems from labels that tell us more about peak freshness than food safety.
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If you want to know why the nation's health care costs are among the highest in the world, a good place to start is with what we throw away.
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We all imbue objects with our own personal magic: faded photographs of relatives that have passed on, or a relic of an ex that you just can't throw away.
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Washington (CNN)The cast and crew of "Hamilton" didn't throw away their shot to perform for one of the former presidents of the United States in his home state.
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The CDC advises consumers and retailers to throw away or return unused products to the place of purchase, even if they have been consumed without any sign of illness.
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So, when I sit down with NC1 Sean McCormick, I almost forget that I'm a stone's throw away from one of the world's most controversial (even notorious) detention facilities.
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"It asks for nothing, never judges, just holds me and is comforting through the good times and the bad," she wrote in her 2018 memoir To Throw Away Unopened.
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Titles with great gameplay at their very centers will usually remain incredibly enjoyable once we throw away the rose-tinted glasses and gaze upon them with more experienced eyes.
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In recent months I've looked at what hospitals throw away and how nursing homes flush or toss out hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of usable medicine every year.
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"To Throw Away Unopened" is enthusiastically chaotic, bursting with asides, footnotes, photos and quotes (from the likes of Virginia Woolf, Maggie Nelson, Margaret Atwood, Emily Brontë and Graham Greene).
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Businesspeople found they could use the entire plant to extract oil rather than throw away stems and other parts discarded by smokers, which maximized the value of the crop.
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"—Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) February 10, 2019Fans loved the look, saying "PLS THROW AWAY THE EXTENSIOINS UR REAL HAIR IS SO CUTE" and "forget the ponytail, i LIVE for this.
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The FDA urged consumers to "check their homes and throw away any Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal" and retailers to discard recalled lots because of the chance of salmonella contamination.
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She accused Democrats of being too "willing to throw away the progress in negotiations" on government funding, defense spending and the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. http://bit.
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But if we throw away the term entirely, or ignore what it's describing, we lose out on an important way of understanding where we are right now, economically speaking.
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I honestly have better luck on Tinder, but sometimes I just like the comfort of knowing there's a community of other lonely, horny guys a stone's throw away from me.
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"Get lost, throw away convention, and break out of the box others have put you in," are just some of the mantras that informed Mullen's path in life and skateboarding.
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It's in our oceans much more than we thought, and there are even islands in both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans created from the amount of plastics we throw away.
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And when you throw away every other pixel in an image, the results are half as large as the original, but still completely recognizable, if the pixels are small enough.
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THROW-AWAY CHILD About one in 200 children aged 15 to 17 - some 58,000 - were married in 103, according to a Pew Research Center analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data.
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Reindeer Located just a stone's throw away from the aforementioned working sheepdogs, the Cairngorm Reindeer Center in Aviemore, within Cairngorms National Park, is home to a spectacular herd of reindeer.
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"We tell clients to throw away their tweezers, and come in every six to eight weeks so we can do clean-ups in between the stages of growing," she explains.
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Around the world, cities, regions and countries are trying to cut back on plastic waste, banning the use of items such as throw-away plastic shopping bags and drinking straws.
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Also intriguing is the throw-away line Logan has about Arnold — he knows that Ford had a partner in opening the park, and that he mysteriously died before the opening.
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And once you've polished off the cookie or brownie, be sure not to throw away the mini cast iron skillet—just think of all the future heart-shaped baking possibilities!
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In addition to ignorance about how much we throw away each year, a new study suggests there's another barrier to cutting down how much we put in the bin: compost.
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The auto-enhance features also give you a before-and-after view so you can decide whether to throw away the original or retain the version that Pix has optimized.
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A heavy stench of fuel was in the air in Dachi Suu and smoke, mixed with dense fog, made it hard to see anything more than a stone's throw away.
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Today, the globe-trotting software received a major overhaul that will delight hardcore fans and remind others that it's still a great way to throw away hours of your life.
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Still, there was something about the material evidence of this, the most extreme physical experience my body had ever been through, that made it incredibly hard to just throw away.
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A stone's throw away from the spot where a Saturn V rocket sent the first humans to the Moon, the ocean took a 100-foot bite out of the beach.
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Roy Batty saving him in the end and his decision to throw away his entire life for the love of Rachael mean much less to me if he's a replicant.
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That aborted journey is too much to throw away, especially coupled with Philip's persistent recurring memories of his father, a father who is always bringing him things in those memories.
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These are just a few of the things that belonged to my partner that I desperately wanted to throw away, but stood idly by until he did the honors himself.
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Yeah, diapers aren't cheap (as my husband pointed out recently, we essentially throw away 250 cents every time we change the baby), it's nothing compared to the cost of childcare.
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"It's not uncommon for us to rely on chefs who are about to throw away food to give us something in the evening," one anonymous housekeeper told the news outlet.
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In the realm of television, you're only a stones throw away (not literally, please don't throw rocks at your TV) from unique premises, mind-blowing art, and deep, emotional storylines.
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The Indian women who daily sort through the tons of discarded items shipped from the U.S. are flummoxed by the "rich Americans" who throw away so much perfectly wearable clothing.
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Half of Philadelphia's recyclables end up in the trash, while less than 9% of what people throw away in Chicago is ever recycled, as Business Insider's Aria Bendix recently reported.
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"Ultimately the White House just added one paragraph about domestic terrorism as a throw-away line" in the National Counterterrorism Strategy, a senior source involved in the discussion reportedly said.
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The One Direction star listed his SoHo penthouse -- which is a stone's throw away from Gigi's NoHo apartment -- just over a year after purchasing it for north of $10 million.
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"When we think about the plastic we throw away, there is no elsewhere, no other planet, where that rubbish goes," Gove said at the launch of the initiative in London.
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In developed countries, much of the waste occurs when consumers throw away groceries, rather than via supply-chain inefficiencies like the one that Kellogg's is seeking to eliminate in Manchester.
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Depending on the circumstance, it could be a conscious decision to throw away a couple of games or points to conserve physical or emotional energy for a coming decisive set.
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But the clinic has lost doctors and has had to throw away or return medications — including birth control and vaccines for pregnant patients — because they were purchased with federal money.
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Remember, Lonzo Ball was so upset with the brand, he had the BBB tattoo on his arm covered up ... and his manager instructed everyone to throw away their ZO2 shoes.
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Modern edibles are made of weed concentrates—for example, by using a gas such as CO2 to extract the active ingredients from the plant and throw away the plant residues.
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And the agency advised that people and restaurants should throw away all romaine lettuce, regardless of whether anyone has been sickened, and sanitize the areas in which it was stored.
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And if Democratic voters throw away any House seats on Tuesday because they couldn't agree on a single candidate, it won't be the first time something like this has happened.
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"Think about where to put things away ONLY after you are finished with deciding what you will keep and what you will throw away," Ms. Kondo said firmly in her email.
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Improved planning and more education could help cut the amount of food people throw away often because it has gone moldy or they do not want to eat leftovers, said Hoover.
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" From left: Julie L. (34, Worcester, Mass); Hannah ("I'm 110"), Grace (11), Cora (13) Julie: "My daughter wanted to come because she said she 'didn't want to throw away her shot.
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Environmental charity WRAP says Britons throw away 7.3 million tonnes of household food every year, 60 percent of which could be eaten - enough to fill Wembley Football Stadium eight times over.
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The impending influx of Addamses dovetails with the second half of the plot, which involves a cookie-cutter subdivision that pops up just a stone's throw away from the Addams' mansion.
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"I was making chicken and I had mozzarella cheese and I guess I had [cross-contaminated them] and my husband said, 'We have to throw away the cheese,' " said Zee, 36.
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The big increase in cheaters is possibly due to the fact that players were able to create throw-away Steam accounts and download CS:GO for free to try cheats risk-free.
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Also, sometimes you really never know with TSA — this writer once had to throw away a jar of mayonnaise in order to make it through security, and it was truly tragic.
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"In other countries you would throw away the lamp and buy a new one," said designer Gretel Serrano, 32, who is currently refurbishing a large batch of lamps for a hotel.
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But for 2-3% of Americans, sweating is more than an inconvenience (the kind that entails having to throw away a white T-shirt every once in a while): It's excessive.
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And so, Bauman concluded, CarbonWA faced a fateful decision: Throw away 350,000 signatures and join with the Alliance, or continue forward on a path that appeared, politically at least, ill-fated.
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This dangerous cocktail of China and oil has left me thinking I need to rein in my use of throw away the clichés, anecdotes and phrases in a bid for clarity.
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Colorado officials have said the state's 2043 long-term care facilities throw away a whopping 17.5 tons of potentially reusable drugs every year, with a price tag of about $10 million.
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Improved planning and more education could help cut the amount of food people throw away often because it has gone mouldy or they do not want to eat leftovers, said Hoover.
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For example, Zach (Ross Butler) didn't actually throw away the note she left him in his compliment box — he shows Clay that he kept it even after Hannah's death by suicide.
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She was upset and angry because she'd just been instructed to throw away $4,000 worth of clams, and shortly after was walking by homeless people who could have used those leftovers.
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One big challenge in this lithography process is that errors can creep into the manufacturing process, requiring extensive testing to verify quality and forcing fabs to throw away poorly performing chips.
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Because throw-away plastic creates environmental pollution and takes fossil fuels to produce, cutting back on its use is important to curb climate change and improve the environment, Kenyan environmentalists say.
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But rather than throw away this evidence or take it as fact, Johnson said other scientists need to do a more rigorous replication study with fewer sources of bias or assumptions.
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Parents should throw away any homeopathic teething tablets and gels they may be using, since they may pose a risk to infants and children, the Food and Drug Administration is warning.
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Some report that bakery staff in the terminal throw away food at the end of the day, instead of giving it to hungry Venezuelans who sleep on the sidewalk out front.
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What I've learned in my life is I have a lot of imperfections but I would hope that people can extract whatever good I have and the rest you throw away.
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The FDA advises consumers to throw away any products associated with the recall, including but not limited to Raw Form Organics Maeng Da Kratom Emerald Green, Ivory White and Ruby Red.
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Since I never found anything better, it didn't make sense to throw away my own personal island of misfit boots — until I found the Part & Parcel boots that just relaunched today.
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It features step-sensors that allow it to open wide enough and long enough to throw away whatever you need to, plus AbsorbX activated carbon filters to naturally repel any odors.
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But Trump was willing to throw away all this progress and abandon Ukraine to the Russian vultures who circle its perimeter, just to score a few points against his political rivals.
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National law there requires large supermarkets to donate, rather than throw away, food that is still edible — a measure that has sharply increased food donations to charities, according to the government.
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We're told Tekashi knows he's at the mercy of the judge -- who can toss him in a cage and throw away the key for a long time if he sees fit.
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"You're going to say I'm going to throw away everything else just because they live 50 miles away from me?" said Neil Levesque, director of the New Hampshire Institute of Politics.
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Get ready to throw away your Girl Scout cookies, normies ... 'cause Sylvester Stallone's out here muscling 100-POUND WEIGHTS in his private gym -- and crushin' it like Rocky in his prime!!
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And a woman who currently lives in her truck was forced to throw away a sleeping bag coated in waterproofing solution, due to her fear that its fumes would be deadly.
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There is a thread running through the immortalized tweets; they are mostly nuggets of throw-away wisdom that would normally be forgotten rather than sown into the fabric of our collective minds.
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Not only does Moore reward people who find ways to use old machines to meet new needs, he has been known to demote managers who throw away machines that could be salvaged.
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He would make the couple eat the same meals, admonish his girlfriend for getting a snack, and similarly remove and throw away food she was eating if it didn't fit his standards.
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The museum is located in Los Angeles's Mid-Wilshire — just a stone's throw away from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and other museums — and is designed by Renzo Piano.
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It's probably a bit awkward to pack away in your cupboard, but — even if it forces you to throw away all of your other frying pans and saucepans — it's surely worth it.
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It's moms gone wild in the first trailer for STX Entertainment's Bad Moms, a film about mothers who throw away the rule book in favor of tough, controversial, or otherwise "bad" parenting.
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Having earned $349.5 million in the US, there's still time for it to beat the current record holder, The Passion of the Christ, which is a stone's throw away at $370.8 million.
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You can finally throw away that old Atari 2600 you've been hanging on to all of these years: Atari is releasing a massive collection of classic games on PC later this year.
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A stone's throw away sits a different kind of Parisian dining room -- La Fontaine de Mars, a bustling bistro marked by a red-and-white striped awning on a hidden cobblestone road.
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But as the stocks of Dollar Tree and Dollar General hover a stone's throw away from their 52-week highs, the "Mad Money " host felt the need to investigate their atypical comeback.
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According to the Times, employees at the two sister stores were told to throw away Ivanka Trump signs and move her products from individual display areas to shelves mixed with other brands.
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Key US allies such as Israel and Saudi Arabia, which are adversaries of Iran and just a stone's throw away from it, would also likely get sucked into a US-Iran war.
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But if political scientists are right, young voters are poised to change the GOP in a big way — or lead the party to have to throw away the country's biggest voting bloc.
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But as the stocks of Dollar Tree and Dollar General hover a stone's throw away from their 52-week highs, the "Mad Money" host felt the need to investigate their atypical comeback.
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He described to me how he'd insisted that Drogo throw away his weapons and how he'd got the art department to create a tongue he could rip out of Mago's throat instead.
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"I don't think Californians are going to throw away their votes on someone they might happen to like if that person has not been winnowed in [by the first states]," Shrum says.
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I've also made changes in what I purchase for my children, and I never encourage them to finish it, although it can be galling to throw away half of a $7 Starbucks snack.
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If you think your veggies might be recalled, or if you can't read the date on your packaged veggies, the FDA urges you to not consume them and to throw away the packages.
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Separately on Wednesday, The New York Times reported that TJX Companies, the parent of T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, instructed employees to throw away Ivanka Trump signs and stop displaying Ivanka Trump merchandise separately.
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CEFC's storage tanks are a stone's throw away from an 8.2-million-barrel crude storage site owned by Vopak - the world's largest independent tank terminal operator - and the State Development Investment Corporation (SDIC).
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"For Vitamin C, the food we throw away in a given day contains enough vitamin C to provide to full recommended intake for almost 60 percent of the entire adult population," Spiker said.
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Uncle Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who live just a stone's throw away from the royal family of five, are also expected to be one of the first to meet the new prince.
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When Dean added that no one should throw away someone else's food either, indicating he was the victim, her questions shifted to why he would ever go to HR over something like that.
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Dean told BuzzFeed News that he watched the video multiple times with about three other people in the room, and that everyone was in agreement on who they saw throw away his food.
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Or it could be about the rise of American authoritarianism and how xenophobia and racism are just as powerful as an interdimensional alien threat at spurring people to throw away their own rights.
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Again, the minds behind KUWTK could have easily cut out the pink doughnut scene — it's a quick throw-away mention — yet they didn't, knowing full well the obsessive fan tizzy it would cause.
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Sometimes the filmmakers talk directly about their relatable dilemmas, like weighing their nostalgia against their practicality as they try to decide which of their grandmother's things to keep, and which to throw away.
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Once you throw away all that extemporaneous garbage about prophecies and inter-kingdom squabbles and the Lord of Light, the actual necessary stuff you need to know for the finale is pretty manageable.
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"There has been much debate and criticism of the growing 'throwaway society', characterized by consumerism and the trend to throw away and buy something new rather than keep and repair," the report said.
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Other people, in both my email and on Reddit at /r/soylent, decided to disregard the initial reports of the bars making people ill, and even Soylent's instructions to throw away the bars.
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There is only one way to get real gun control: Disarm the thugs and criminals, lock them up and if you don't actually throw away the key, lose it for a long time.
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The pig's ears can make both people and pets sick, the centers said, advising people to throw away recalled products in a secure container so that pets and animals can't get to them.
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Whatever had taken place there—whatever had caused him to flee home at age 16, to cut all ties with his family, to throw away his very name—remained too painful to confront.
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Also last month, Neiman Marcus stopped carrying the first daughter's jewelry line on its website, and employees of T.J. Maxx and Marshalls stores were instructed to throw away any signage advertising her wares.
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"There is no fresh catalyst to drive the markets higher, even though it's a stone's throw away from record highs," said Andre Bakhos, managing director at Janlyn Capital LLC in Bernardsville, New Jersey.
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She enjoyed inspecting the mussels and looking for the potentially dead ones to throw away, learning about their biology and pulling the cooked shells all the way apart and picking out the meat.
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"If we slam the door now and throw away the key, then we will disappoint many people in Turkey who are looking to Europe for help and support, especially now," Steinmeier told lawmakers.
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He walked up a ramp lined with flowers to a cross erected in Ciudad Juarez in memory of migrants who have perished trying to reach the United States just a stone's throw away.
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While they are not allowed to go near their own country's heavily armed border with North Korea, South Koreans in Yanbian can also gaze at the North lying just a stone's throw away.
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The successful applicant will either live with the Queen in her official residence, Buckingham Palace, or at Windsor Castle, just a stone's throw away from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Frogmore Cottage home.
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A growing body of scientific research suggests that shit might save the world from climate doom—or at least contribute to saving it, along with other crap humans routinely generate and throw away.
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This last category should include 75% alcohol to clean surfaces, disposable gloves to throw away once you've cleaned the surfaces, as many face masks as you can find, disinfecting wipes, and hand sanitizers.
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So we've been making the argument that this is an essential part of America's cultural history, and they can't just put it in the vault, lock it up, and throw away the key.
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Cloud storage and the relative ease with which our phones enable us to hoard every aspect of our lives has made it almost unthinkable that we'd ever throw away a piece of data.
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Last week, T.J. Maxx and Marshalls stores sent a note to employees — a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times — telling them to throw away signs for Ivanka Trump products.
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Prosecutors said lab tests would show that Mr. Stewart's DNA was present on the debris and on the lining of a truck bed, which the two men had also tried to throw away.
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At one point in early 1984, Mr. Regan pointedly distanced himself from Professor Feldstein's annual Economic Report of the President, telling a congressional hearing that lawmakers could "throw away" the 343-page document.
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I walked past Kool Koffee, which I have avoided forever because you know I don't find cutesy spellings cute, and she stepped outside to throw away some trash and I became trash for her.
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She said she initially supported Carson, the retired neurosurgeon who now runs the Department of Housing and Urban Development, but decided she didn't want to "throw away" her vote on someone who couldn't win.
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"I feel like everything's just too expensive nowadays to just kind of throw away your money on luck," Melissa Mancilla, a 21-year-old hotel worker, said outside a downtown Los Angeles convenience store.
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For the time being, the FSIS is urging people to throw away these products or return them to the place of purchase, and contact a healthcare provider if you're at all concerned about illness.
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This weekend brings a deep intensity to your relationships, as Venus meets planet of transformation, Pluto, in your house of partnerships, you can either fall deeper in love or throw away the whole relationship.
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Lisa felt that it kind of was sticking too much to the script, so she really encouraged the storyboard artist and the directors to throw away whatever they wanted and insert their own stuff.
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Unfortunately, this makes my personal sentimental goods vulnerable targets to her purging, and every visit home is filled with at least one argument centered around her trying to throw away my high school yearbooks.
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Why you shouldn't have to throw away a device after the battery dies Similarly, we found that shooting photos of stuff lacking sentimental value didn't make people more likely to get rid of it.
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As the FDA continues to investigate the outbreak, it's encouraging consumers to avoid any chopped romaine sourced from that area, and throw away any whose source is unknown, including bagged lettuce and salad mixes.
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To arbitrarily throw away contrast based on a fashion that "looks good on my perfect screen in my perfectly lit office" is abdicating designers' responsibilities to the very people for whom they are designing.
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The context of that line in the song is: 'One day we, in ceremony/ Will throw away the ashes to the sea/ For now breathe, patiently/ The glow of something magic in your reach.
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The commenter wrote: Trump needs to modernize those ill-fitting suits, throw away the bottle of orange tan, get fake teeth that actually look like teeth and let himself go bald like God intended.
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Once again on Monday, Walls batted away any suggestion of judicial misconduct on his part, especially in regard to his failure to adequately address a "throw away" comment from the prosecutor earlier this month.
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Don't throw away the hand sanitizer "The bottom line is, this is a really good study," said James Scott, a professor at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto.
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Democratic spending is significantly misaligned with the pillars of the party's electoral advantage, and campaigns throw away millions of dollars on ineffective ads while neglecting efforts to mobilize the rapidly growing ranks of minorities.
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"If I really wanted to be inspired by designs like Gaudí's, I had to throw away the T square and straight edge and grab some Plasticine clay," Mr. Vinton said in his 22009 speech.
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"I think it's a scandal, ethically speaking, to waste such an amount of food ... theoretically, 100 million people could potentially have the calories that we throw away," Bernhard Url told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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They include Mashama Bailey, of the Grey in Savannah, Ga. Ms. Bailey was drawn to Mr. Mazourek's work with another variety of squash, bred to have stems that taste too good to throw away.
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The pup was rescued from a pit bull fighting ring in Canada by the Throw Away Dogs Project, which rehabilitates rescue dogs and finds them jobs on police forces, according to CNN affiliate WTHR.
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I really want this security deposit back and have no idea how to proceed with dealing with a stranger's laptop, clothes, and other personal belongings, besides leaving them for the building to throw away.
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Asked in a Reuters interview last summer about whether he was getting exercise, the President pointed to his infrequent walks from the White House to the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, a stone's throw away.
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That night I emailed the security consultant again with a report on our visit and a question about whether we should throw away our shoes and the clothes we'd worn underneath our hazmat suits.
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"The Trump Administration shouldn't get to lock up Robert Mueller's report and throw away the key," Senator Cory Booker argued on Twitter, asking people to sign a petition and provide their names and emails.
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Consumers throw away about half of the $218 billion worth of food wasted each year in the US—or about $375 per person—often because they're confused about the dates stamped on their food.
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"We have to pay attention to [Trump] voters, but we can't throw away the coalition of progressive people of color and progressive whites who really make up the majority, about 51 percent," she added.
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The office of Finnish President Sauli Niinisto said Trump and Putin would meet on Monday at the 19th century Presidential Palace, located a stone&aposs throw away from the capital&aposs iconic waterfront Market Square.
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How to (safely) enjoy Japan's famed deer park The group alerted tourists not to throw away plastic bags in the park because the deer can smell the food left in them and will eat them.
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While this is wonderful for degenerates like myself that can now drive an hour south to throw away money, this may be a confusing time for hockey fans who have never wagered on a game.
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As a child I was advised to look away from what was going on, what has gone on, but I became compelled to throw away those past beliefs and instead to look on my own.
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There's only one way to get real gun control: Disarm the thugs and the criminals, lock them up, and if you don't actually throw away the key, at least lose it for a long time.
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A long, white waterfall was pouring down the mountain in front of my window, a stone's throw away, roaring to the bottom and creating the same soothing sound that people select on their sound machines.
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Internet providers were told to implement the block "immediately," using a technique known as BGP blackholing, a way that tells internet routers to simply throw away internet traffic rather than routing it to its destination.
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In interviews, you've often described how you shot weeks of footage you had to throw away, because the way Casey Affleck looked wandering around with a sheet over his head didn't feel right for you.
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So when The Darkness did break through with Permission to Land, when they selling enough to finally be considered to have made it, the critical response to the band as a throw-away cut deep.
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European Union lawmakers moved in October to ban widely-used, throw-away plastics such as straws and cotton buds, and put greater pressure on manufacturers to recycle in an effort to clear up ocean pollution.
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Kibera's residents also struggle with no garbage services, free flowing sewage and the slum became infamous globally for the so–called 'flying toilets' - throw away plastic bags used by residents forced to relieve themselves outdoors.
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It had depressed him deeply, he said, to have to throw away costly bass and turbot, like gold even in France's street markets, at the end of every sitting because his customers couldn't afford it.
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Just a stone's throw away up Broadway at the wonderfully named BB's Jazz, Blues, and Soups, I grooved to soul and R&B covers played by Torrey Casey and the South Side Hustle ($5 cover).
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It had depressed him deeply, he said, to have to throw away costly bass and turbot, like gold even in France's street markets, at the end of every sitting because his customers couldn't afford it.
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"It just amazes me what people throw away," he said one night, as he found a pair of gently used designer jeans, a new black cotton jacket, gray Nike running sneakers and a bicycle pump.
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A.G. Claes, you said something touching to me: "You have to decide at some point what you're going to keep and what you're going to throw away," and obviously these are things that you kept.
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The director Takahiro Fujita made his Paris debut at the festival with "Jetons les livres, sortons dans la rue" ("Throw Away Your Books, Rally in the Streets") at the Maison de la Culture du Japon.
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CreditCreditPaul Costello A pair of alligators cruises diagonally from one side of the muddy bank to the other, right in front of the artist George Dunbar's house — a literal stone's throw away from his porch.
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In the United States, advocates have long called for manufacturers to stop labeling food with expiration dates, which are not governed by federal safety regulations and often encourage people to throw away still-edible food.
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On the downside, I had to throw away several portions when Archie didn&apost eat them right away because my house doesn&apost have air conditioning, and I was worried about the food going bad.
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But, Larry says he's a changed man now -- he's learned the hard way -- and wants to make sure other talented players don't throw away their careers because they're too dumb to learn from his mistakes.
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When they slapped the handcuffs on me and dragged me off, he actually thought I'd been kidnapped by a gang posing as cops, since real police wouldn't throw away the marlin in favor of the minnows.
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His firm Bambuhay helps farmers shift from slash-and-burn agriculture - which accounts for about a third of deforestation in the Philippines - to growing bamboo, now in demand as an alternative material to throw-away plastic.
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Fashion's dirty secretThis incident is an example of a concerning tactic adopted by retailers where some often choose to throw away clothing that would be considered to be unsellable but not unusable rather than donate it.
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Since many packages do not detail where the lettuce was grown, the CDC is encouraging people to throw away any lettuce they already have, even if you've consumed some of it and have not gotten sick.
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We're going to be bringing you updates live from the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, CA, just a stone's throw away from Google's main campus, where the company is hosting its 2017 I/O developer conference.
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Speaking of Gretchen, her subplot, wherein Ben Folds moves to L.A. and engages with her services, might seem like a throw-away, but it actually displays her mastery as a publicist and ability to read people.
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It doesn't sound like the second-generation AirPods got such an overhaul that you should throw away your first-generation AirPods and blow $160 (or $200 if you want the wireless charging case) on an upgrade.
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Now, however, a Bangladeshi scientist has found a way to turn the fiber into low-cost biodegradable cellulose sheets that can be made into greener throw-away bags that look and feel much like plastic ones.
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Stockholm is a place where excess seems vulgar and the better option is to take a slower and quieter approach to life — choose walking over driving, throw away the credit card and let things just happen.
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"They got me locked up in here, to throw away they troubles / All that I have now are my little German Hummels," Mike spits, with as much conviction as he does on RTJ's anti-government screeds.
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So I followed the e-waste, all of the stuff that we throw away that's non-repairable to US standards, and I followed it over to Hong Kong and I watched it go over to China.
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And I can't get the Democrats and nobody has been able to for years to approve common-sense measures that when we catch these animal killers, we can lock them up, and throw away the keys.
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Using a blockchain-based system to track the supply chain of food would allow vendors to pinpoint the farm it came from, locate the stores where it's sold, and throw away only the lettuce that's tainted.
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Photo: Getty ImagesWeWork, the coworking space startup, just filed paperwork detailing its financials with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering and boy, oh boy, does it throw away a lot of money.
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And I can't get the Democrats — and nobody has been able to for years — to approve common-sense measures that, when we catch these animal-killers, we can lock them up and throw away the keys.
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Murray's Sturgeon Shop, Barney Greengrass and Zabar's are all just a cherry stone's throw away from the rental the men have shared since 1989, soon after meeting in a political theater class at New York University.
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First off, Kelly was supposed to perform at the Spring Break Jam festival at the nearby Illinois State Fairgrounds Saturday night ... just a stone's throw away from the Dirty South Lounge where R. Kelly showed up.
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You don't shell out for ingredients that you might throw away or never use again because the services send the exact amount, like two tablespoons' worth of lemon zest or a half cup of salad dressing.
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Throw away any food that may have come into contact with floodwater or storm water, perishable food that may have not been refrigerated properly and anything that does not look, smell or feel like it should.
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It was generally held to be inconceivable that a team as disciplined and well organized and gnarled as Diego Simeone's could contrive to throw away a two-goal first-leg lead, but contrive to it did.
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Normally, this works out fine in restaurants, but for a moment, I forgot that I'm at a chili festival, so after a few bites, I couldn't stand it anymore and had to throw away my burger.
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But in his first few seasons he was struck by just how many apples (and how much money) he had to throw away on account of browning from the routine bumps and jostles of transit and packaging.
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I'm happy to see that the national park wasn't trashed during the shutdown — we only come across one bag of dog poop that someone left behind, which we throw away when we get back to the lot.
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But investment buying isn't just about expensive purchases that you hope will see you through the years; it's also about buying pieces that you won't throw away after a few wears because they no longer feel relevant.
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County officials advised consumers to throw away any food from salad bars, olive bars and ready-to-eat hot and cold food areas purchased from affected stores between the middle of March through the end of April.
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According to the Environmental Protection Agency, more than 23 million tons of textile waste is generated annually in the United States and each year Americans on average throw away about 22 pounds of used clothing per person.
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"We live a stone's throw away from each other, like five minutes, which has really helped keep Jade stable and just keep her environment as similar as possible at both places," she told PEOPLE back in 2017.
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Snapchat's growth slowed by 82% after it dropped auto-advance and Instagram Stories launched If Snap doesn't want to suddenly throw away the old feed, it could leave a reverse-chrono list below the new algorithmic one.
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With smartphone companies like Apple and Samsung stepping up their camera game over the past few years, the photography world feels inundated with inconsequential, throw-away images (self-indulgent selfies, "look what I had for lunch," OOTD…).
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He's on a dirt cheap deal that has far more value (when he's healthy) on the trade market than as something to just throw away, considering the loss isn't enough to clear meaningful cap space next summer.
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It was in this recovery state that he convinced me to throw away my Black Watch plaid flannel robe —it was an L.L. Bean affair, one I'd had since my undergraduate days in the dorms at Berkeley.
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The agency is no longer telling people to throw away romaine if they can't confirm where it's from because people probably don't have any affected lettuce grown in Arizona as the harvest season there is now over.
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American consumerism itself—our throw-away culture—needs to change if we're to have any success in keeping global warming below 2 degrees Celsius, which is the more generous estimate of the tipping point for climate change.
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The internet is rife with various step-by-step guides for building these relatively small structures, and the unique designs that have emerged exemplify the potential of a material we might otherwise throw away without second thought.
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Instead of a fun adventure where we explore the roots of the Han/Chewie/Lando dynamic, we get 135 minutes of clunky exposition dumps and nods to everything from Aura Sing to oddly canonized throw-away lines.
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"It is really sad that we have to throw away the milk," Romuald Schaber, president of the European Milk Board, said at a demonstration in Belgium where protesting farmers watched hundreds of tractors spew milk over fields.
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"We are in the middle of a mile that has the greatest concentration of culture in the world," said Ms. Pucci, whose palace is a stone's throw away from the Duomo with its sublime dome by Brunelleschi.
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For years now, Bendel's has been filled with the sorts of things — costume jewelry, tote bags, fanny packs, scented candles — that the closet organizer you find on Yelp is going to gently tell you to throw away.
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"We had a destination wedding, so it was nice to not have to schlep a lot of stuff with us that people would likely throw away anyway," said Ms. Eggert, 38, who runs a digital marketing agency.
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Like a lot of other people who pride themselves on organization to a point, I have a designated "miscellaneous bin" where I put the items I don't have a place for but can't bear to throw away.
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But former U.S. Representative John Delaney, an outspoken critic of Medicare for All who supports a universal healthcare approach that includes private insurance, said Democrats should not throw away a system that some Americans are happy with.
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Just a stone's throw away from the new Hudson Yards development, curious High Line tourists stop and gawk at its spectacle: "puppy" playpens, whipping parlors, women in sundresses bound by ropes, and lots of bare, hairy asses.
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I've seen people's comments and I know people are judgmental, but I'm not going to throw away my friendship and not be a loyal friend to someone who's been so loyal to me my entire life over that.
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But now I think we've reached the point where they've become opt-out technologies, where you're going to have to do something radical or unusual like go off the grid or throw away your smartphone to escape it.
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"The land policies now are, basically, lock it up and throw away the key," said Leland Pollock, a commissioner in Garfield County, Utah, a county roughly the size of Connecticut with pine forests and stunning red-rock spires.
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To cut down on waste, digital systems will monitor what residents throw away, sending them a message if they put a coffee cup in with their recycling or if they are tossing out too much garbage, Matthews said.
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But the adults, like the ambulances, are always a stone's throw away, there if necessary—Lake Havasu City also acts as a tourist destination for middle-aged water sports enthusiasts, who share the space with spaced-out youths.
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"Theoretically, they should be creating a computer that makes everyone want to throw away their Macintosh, just like Macintosh made people want to leave the Apple II," he continued, referring to the company's old series of desktop computers.
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Announcing a new policy push on Tuesday, European Commission Vice President Jyrki Katainen said Brussels is mulling a tax, curbs on throw-away items like plastic bags, imposing quality standards and new rules at ports among other restrictions.
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Taping kicked off in Philadelphia's Dilworth Park on Thursday as the pair worked with the non-profit Throw Away Dogs Project, a group who rescues stray and abandoned working breed dogs and trains them to become police dogs.
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A big question going into the battle is whether the Islamic State fighters will dig in and fight or, as they have in some other battles, throw away their weapons and try to melt into the civilian population.
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Because he travels nearly half of the year for work, Haby didn't want to throw away money on an apartment that wouldn't get much use, so he visited more than 40 buildings to scope out the best deal.
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WATAMU, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Like many places in the world, Kenya's coast faces challenges with waste plastic, from used shopping bags that block drains to throw-away water bottles that litter streets and wash into the sea.
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"But somehow folks who consider themselves progressive Democrats have seen fit to throw away $3 billion to the richest man in the world," Van Bramer said, referring to Cuomo and de Blasio's plans and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
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Love does not think Spieth's Masters experience, where he quadruple-bogeyed the 12th hole in the final round to throw away the green jacket won by Danny Willett, will have any negative long-term impact on his career.
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The worker added that her work station remains dirty and employees are only allowed to take two pairs of gloves per week from the facility, despite the CDC recommending that users throw away gloves after they're worn once.
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The virology laboratory — a stone's throw away from Amazon headquarters — has been operating 24 hours a day starting this week, turning what was once a research lab into an round-the-clock center for screening samples for coronavirus.
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Five of the rescued dogs, including Hansel and his sister Gretel, were later taken to Throw Away Dogs Project, a nonprofit organization in Philadelphia that rescues "unique" dogs and trains them to become K9s all over the country.
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Nonetheless, Dr. Egert suggested that in most cases it may be best to throw away your sponge when it starts to stink — a sign that the nasty bacteria may be there — even if it may not harm you.
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Pepsico brought in hundreds of volunteers, some of them paid, to monitor every waste, recycling and composting bin in the entire stadium during the Super Bowl to help fans find the right bins to throw away their trash.
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But, after a few uses, scratches compromised the integrity of the chambers, so Epstein built a more primitive version, using the perforated base of a pipette stand, which was cheap enough to throw away when it became worn.
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Find the words you'd like to say to her, and then write them down (this might be one of those cases where you throw away the super-duper angry letter first, and then write the calm and rational one).
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On Christmas morning in 1947, 1958, 1972, George will wake up, with less and less of that memory ringing in his brain, and might be tempted to despair again, to throw away his life or what he holds dear.
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US general: Fight for Mosul will get tougher Eastern Mosul a stone's throw away The eastern suburbs of ISIS-held Mosul are in sight, but the Iraqi forces trying to liberate the city are still struggling to get there.
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This means you'll either be living with Her Majesty at the palace, or you could be just a stone's throw away from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's home, Frogmore Cottage, which is located in the grounds of Windsor Castle.
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To get inside you walk down a hedgerow of rhododendrons flanked by two small lawns where hotel guests alight on Adirondack chairs as if they were up in the mountains and not a knish's throw away from Chrystie Street.
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This is not an achievement to lightly throw away — and indeed, the Irish may still defy expectations and "catch up," as it were, to this era's anti-establishment, anti-center-left mood by voting to keep the Eighth instead.
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"Machine learning is a very valuable tool to help law enforcement agencies, and while being concerned it's applied correctly, we should not throw away the oven because the temperature could be set wrong and burn the pizza," Wood states.
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"We're a stone's throw away from all-time highs and the market has been sitting in a relatively tight range, looking for a fresh theme to commit capital," said Andre Bakhos, managing director at Janlyn Capital in Bernardsville, New Jersey.
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Less than 10% of plastic used in Canada gets recycled, and Canadians will throw away an estimated C$11 billion ($8.3 billion) worth of plastic materials each year by 2030 without a change in course, the government said in a statement.
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The third reason sounds almost too altruistic to be a trend: People are aware of the food waste problem, especially the fact that Americans throw away 200 million pounds of turkey on Thanksgiving Week, per the National Resources Defense Council.
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Some even expressed remorse, saying that their vote had only intended to be a "protest" against the EU, rather than a desire to see the U.K. throw away decades of intricate, complex and largely cordial relations with its continental neighbors.
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Like many on the block, Butler said she was relieved that the damage was not worse, even as she and her husband, James Smith, 62, said they would rip up floors and walls, and throw away most of their possessions.
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LARRY KUDLOW: Well, look, again, I would say they ought to stay with their price targeting, they ought to throw away their Phillips curve, they ought to give long vacations to senior board staff who run those Phillips curve models.
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However, in the context of a man who did things like drop out of high school, throw away a very successful impressionist career and switch to drama at the height of his comedic popularity, the drastic move is slightly less surprising.
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RELATED: 20 Things You Should Throw Away For Better Health The fact is, the odds that you'd reinfect yourself are slim to nil, because when your immune system fights off a bug, it develops antibodies to keep it from coming back.
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Vincent Xaba, a manager at Tsa African Restaurant in Johannesburg, said he had to throw away about 15 kilograms of tripe and 10 kilograms of pigs' trotters worth about 8,000 rand ($557) after his freezer stayed without power for too long.
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On Tuesday, State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) unveiled a "Fearless Girl" statue at Paternoster Square, which is a stone's throw away from St Paul's Cathedral and the London Stock Exchange — meaning it'll be seen by tourists and financial leaders alike.
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It makes a lot of sense if you think about it — in the past, if you were unhappy with, say, your new moisturizer, you didn't have many options other than to throw away the container and forget about it forever.
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Rabbi Seth Limmer, of the Chicago Sinai Congregation, said the bill would throw away some aspects of the criminal justice system that are no longer effective and help push the nation forward to a day when justice is more evenly distributed.
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And reading it afterwards, I'm glad that I stuck with Yen atop that mountain, on both playthroughs—to not have done so would be to throw away something so very pure in a fantasy world steeped in blood and poison.
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Megabrands such as Dior and Chopard spend millions of dollars on five-star hotel suites on this busy stretch of Mediterranean seafront, grooming, dressing and bejeweling starlets for a moment in the spotlight a stone's throw away at the Palais.
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It is also a stone's throw away fromPrince William and Kate Middleton's main residence at Apartment 1A at Kensington Palace — which means that Eugenie and Jack can stop by for visits with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and little Prince Louis.
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"Beauty aside, there's an intrinsic value to gold, so you know what you're buying is not just a piece of garbage that is going to turn a different color and you can just throw away," said Rony Verdi, Catbird's founder.
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If someone in one of his classes had taken a course in the business building—where Connor took classes—Joe would have to drop out of that class, throw away the clothes he was wearing, along with any books or homework.
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But even if Donald Trump represents a turn back toward "law and order" politics, those inside the federal prison system have more hope for the future then I did in the lock-'em-up-and-throw-away-the-key 90s.
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Authenticity to the experience of being in urban Japan has always been a crucial part of these games, right down to the side streets with massage parlors and soaplands standing just a stone's throw away from the big shopping centers.
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The 34,000-square meter site, a stone's throw away from the river Seine, plans to house 1,000 start-ups under its 1920s glass arcades, as well as 3-D printing labs and bars and restaurants open 24 hours a day.
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Most stuff is someone else's, but there's some stuff we can call our own: a half-eaten pizza in your fridge, an old N64 gathering dust behind your TV, all the sweaters you never wear but refuse to throw away.
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"You'd spend all this money for these materials, and I would make something to fulfill an assignment, and it was this big, heavy thing that you can't just throw away in the trash," Scott remembers of her first sculpture class.
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"It's heads we win, tails they lose," Chuck Gabriel, president of research firm Capital Alpha Partners, though he emphasized he doesn't think Kraninger is a throw-away candidate and may very well be confirmed, including possibly with some Democratic votes.
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Opening clams to order means that the clam pizza takes longer than Zuppardi's other specialties, like the plain pie (tomato sauce, grated cheese, no mozzarella), itself worth a detour from Interstate 95, which rumbles by about a cherrystone's throw away.
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With "To Throw Away Unopened," her incandescent midlife memoir, a menopausal battle cry equal parts Nora Ephron and SCUM Manifesto, the British punk icon Viv Albertine is entrenched enough in mainstream society to advocate blowing it up from the inside.
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Bezos didn't just buy a mansion in Washington, DC, a stone's throw away from Barack and Michelle Obama in Kalorama — after he did, he hosted a massive party for official Washington following the town's annual elite soiree, the Alfalfa Club banquet.
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Last year, Seven Brothers became partners with the American cereal manufacturer Kellogg's to create Throw Away I.P.A., a smooth, mellow beer made from Corn Flakes that had fallen short of quality-control standards at the company's production facility in Manchester.
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The Food and Drug Administration suggests that people should also throw away prescription drugs, even those that are in their original containers or with screw tops, as they may no longer be safe if they've come into contact with contaminated water.
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" The White House website makes the partisan intent crystal clear: "This work [appointing judges] is especially important due the left-wing's push to throw away legal precedent and to abandon the Constitution in order to impose its own radical agenda.
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Brownsville, Texas (CNN)In a trailer located a stone's throw away from Mexico, a mom cradled her two young sons, a little girl sat on her dad's lap, and a boy swung his legs, his feet unable to touch the floor.
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"I think now, especially at the top levels of competition, not a lot of players are willing to throw away an easy $200-250,000 a year job that is going to be their career in the long term," he said.
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When it was Yên's turn to make a presentation to Obama, the girl who once offered to throw away her future to save her sister's threw back her shoulders, stood with perfect posture and spoke aloud her plan for college.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - With U.S. stocks a stone's throw away from hitting a record high, Wall Street's so-called "fear gauge" slipped to a fresh six-month low on Friday, in a sign investors expect the good times to keep rolling.
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It's a super powerful thing to be able to hit this really dramatic moment and then have a joke that is not flip or a stupid throw-away thing, but a real laugh that lets the air out, lets the audience exhale.
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Willie's teammates basically throw away home-field advantage (and, um, literally cut his vehicle in half with a chainsaw) to prove a point, and so your Miami Sharks must go down to the Big D and face the Dallas And/Or Texas Knights.
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They have to clean the main street of the cemetery and the narrow hallways, they throw away the dry flowers and old wreaths, they build the vaults, they load up the service trucks with garbage, they make headstones, and they repair monuments.
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WINDSOR, England (Reuters) - While preparations are under way at Windsor Castle ahead of Saturday's royal wedding, just a stone's throw away the final touches are being made to a popular haunt which shares its new name with the groom - "The Prince Harry" pub.
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Overall, the study found that on an average day, the food we throw away contains enough nutrients to provide every American with an additional 1,217 calories, 33 grams of protein, 6 grams of fiber, 286 milligrams of calcium, and 880 milligrams of potassium.
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Around fifteen years ago, Dyson emerged into the mainstream with an upright vacuum that cleaned better than the competition, hardly ever got clogged, had a colorful and modern design, and did away with the annoyance of a typical vacuum's throw-away bag.
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Take your whole inbox and organize it into three categories: Assign things you need to respond to or act on to 'keep,' assign things you're waiting on someone else for to 'donate,' and assign things you don't need anymore (archive) to 'throw away.
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"We decided if the housing market changes and prices go up, it would it be worth it to buy now, rather than throw away rent for a year or more and then pay more for a house in a year," said Sarah Sarra.
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Sure, we're used to going to Instagram for styling inspiration and outfit ideas, and Ref has made it repeatedly clear that it doesn't just make throw-away clothes, but we have to admit, we like how straightforward and serviceable these posts are.
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NEW YORK, April 2500 (Reuters) - With U.S. stocks a stone's throw away from hitting a record high, Wall Street's so-called "fear gauge" slipped to a fresh six-month low on Friday, in a sign investors expect the good times to keep rolling.
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So I decided to throw away the idea that talking about money is inappropriate (sorry, Mom) and start a discussion on the topic, interviewing 34 women from across the country to find out if they share their salaries, and why — or why not.
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"We live a stone's throw away from each other, like five minutes, which has really helped keep Jade stable and just keep her environment as similar as possible at both places," she said of her secret to being a successful co-parent.
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New York (CNN)Hillary Clinton urged donors on Tuesday at a showing of the Broadway smash hit "Hamilton" to "not throw away our shot" during the 2016 election -- a reference to one of the hit songs in the multi-Tony winning musical.
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DHAKA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As countries around the world try to cut down on throw-away plastic shopping bags, Bangladesh is hoping to cash in on an alternative: plastic-like bags made from jute, the plant fiber used to produce burlap bags.
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You can argue that it's good, cause it's a lower price for the consumer, but I would argue that it's not as good, because the quality of the product is deterred, and kind of contributes to this 'throw-away' society we live in.
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The Western avant-garde comes from a generational clash, between the '60s and the old days, the old and the new schools, the new would throw away the past and build a new sound not based on the establishment arts and culture.
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The food was prepared, in a tent outside, by the chef Mads Refslund, a champion of Nordic cuisine who is famous for foraging and for cooking with stuff that other people throw away, and it grew more eccentric as the night wore on.
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"You never want to just do something silly and throw away a chance at a good finish, but I think there'll be opportunities for us to gamble, to do things maybe we wouldn't do if we were worried about points," Truex said.
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Until then, and even if it's not passed before the facilities November opening, Planet 13 aims to let tourists enjoy the future of the weed business a stone's throw away from the Planet Hollywoods and Hard Rock Cafes on the Las Vegas Boulevard.
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"Also, traditional insurers do not give freelancers the ability to change their insurance when they are not working, so freelancers either pay for coverage they don't need, or worse, cancel their policy and throw away the insurance coverage they just paid for".
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An op-ed in the Washington Post from FCC member Jessica Rosenworcel published earlier this year suggested that as many as 500,000 comments came from Russian email addresses, with an estimated eight million comments sent by throw-away email accounts created via FakeMailGenerator.com.
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But the risk for a traveler returning with a large container of Moroccan spice in a carry-on bag rather than checked luggage is that a checkpoint officer could force the person to throw away a suspicious powder before boarding the plane.
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It shouldn't be surprising that some in Washington still don't get it, as evidenced by their "lock 'em up and throw away the key" rhetoric that reads more like a 1980's news clip than an earnest solution to reform our justice system.
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So, in November, I'll be exercising my right not to vote — my way of saying that I refuse to throw away my vote on candidates not worthy, as I see it, of the position of president of the United States of America.
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The Duke of Sussex looked more like a regular dude from Sussex early Tuesday morning as he landed at Vancouver International Airport ... a stone's throw away from Vancouver Island, where Meg and baby Archie have been there for a week without him.
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With this in mind, we wonder: Could it indeed be time to throw away the Baby with the bathwater for something newer, fresher, with better eyebrows and a teeny helmet, so that we might be adequately shepherded through whichever crisis hits us next?
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It does several things when it senses that the light levels have fallen below a certain threshold: The result is a shot that brightens dark-to-very-dark scenes well enough to change them from throw away images to something well worth keeping.
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"At every possible moment where it's head-on-head with Hedy Fry, I'm going to be bringing up this horrible decision to essentially throw away any of their Paris climate agreement targets," he said over tea late last month near his downtown office.
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But also Kelly's pretty obvious frustrations with someone who's willing to throw away alliances and important military advantages simply because he has an idea that America's allies are "taking advantage" of the US. JA: Yes, that pretty much sums up the contradiction.
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Start by determining your "latte factor," cut back on that expense, and direct the money towards an investment account, Bach suggest: "We all throw away too much of our hard-earned money on unnecessary 'little' expenditures without realizing how much they can add up to."
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In Japan and the US they would throw away CDs and vinyl because they were old or not working well or whatever, and the disposal people would make a cut on the packaging to show that it was garbage, but it was fine for us.
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Sheila Bridges's "Tarnish," in particular, tells us that knowledge and understanding of a generational trauma like the transatlantic slave trade is, rather than a throwaway consumer object, more akin to an heirloom that we cannot and should not be able to ignore, or throw away.
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"It is appalling that ICE wants to lock these people up and throw away the key, and even more appalling that ICE misled the court in order to do so," said Miriam Aukerman, a senior staff attorney with the ACLU of Michigan, in a statement.
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The only examples that we have of fast-fashion are cheap companies that make clothing out of very bad materials, so we equate fast-fashion with bad for the environment or low quality, that people buy more of and throw away, creating this disposable culture.
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LONDON, June 13 (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond said he wrote to the Conservative contenders to succeed Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday, urging them to commit publicly to existing budget rules and not to throw away the party's reputation for fiscal competence.
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In addition, the youngest generation of PC users are spending less and less time with a traditional desktop OS, instead working almost exclusively in the education-system favorite Google Docs in school and at home, as parents hand their children $300 throw-away Chromebooks.
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While it's true that many celebrity artifacts that make it to Sotheby's or Christie's are more valuable in their pristine, flawless condition, it's also true that some which reach the auction block are things that almost anyone would throw away, frequently for sanitary reasons.
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Unlike the city's strip clubs featuring female dancers, which are stashed away on the relatively remote netherworld of Tenth Avenue, Hunk-O-Mania is in Times Square, arguably the most trafficked neighborhood of Manhattan, and just a stone's throw away from Broadway and Madame Tussaud's.
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A stone's throw away from China and even closer to North Korea—which whom it's technically still at war—South Korea's burgeoning democracy has seen its fair share of both dictators and pro-democracy movements, many of whom have emphasized military security over personal freedoms.
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The fire, which officials have dubbed the Sky Fire, broke out near Six Flags Magic Mountain and the adjacent water park, Hurricane Harbor, at around noon down in Santa Clarita ... literally a stone's throw away from the theme park and all the guests inside.
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"I am a throw-away guy but I knew a lot of people who would (help): fans and old drug dealers and bootleggers, and strange followers," said Iggy Pop, whose real name is James Osterberg and was referred to as "Mr Pop" by the moderator.
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Considering we throw away millions of tons of textiles every year, and the fact that the fast-fashion industry is second only to oil in its negative impact on the environment, it's probably about time we started thinking of new ways to do things.
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"This business is all about trying to divine which companies are doing better than we think, so that we can pick the stocks that have the most potential to outperform the rest of the market and throw away the others," the "Mad Money" host said.
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MORE STORIES FROM REUTERS: Commentary: 'Lock her up' and throw away the keys of democracy Breakingviews: Jack Dorsey may want to pull a Marissa Mayer soon The 'world is at war,' Pope Francis says Islamic State has claimed responsibility for two of the five attacks.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From London buses rumbling along on the power of coffee beans to a football legend championing the transformation of plastic bottles into building blocks, 2017 has been a year full of innovative uses for the things we usually throw away.
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Aeria told Insider that although sometimes customers aren't expected to fully clean up after themselves, it's courteous if they throw away their own trash, since it gives workers more time to wipe tables, mop the floors, and generally provide a better eating environment for everyone.
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And we must recognize that we will throw away a valuable investment if we turn our backs on the roughly 85033,000 students now in high school who are covered by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, according to Migration Policy Institute estimates.
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" The video was directed by Michael Tan using 3D models and TiltBrush VR. "The video, whilst containing no concrete narrative which FaltyDL and I both tried to avoid, definitely suggests environmental issues and our "throw away" nature," Tan said about the themes in "Whisper Diving.
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Rising a stone's throw away, at 263 South Fifth Street, is an even more ambitious project, the Dime, a mixed-use development that will include retail space, offices and 177 studio and one-bedroom apartments in a terra-cotta tower designed by Fogarty Finger.
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The agency warned consumers to throw away all types of romaine lettuce harvested from Salinas, such as whole heads of romaine, hearts of romaine and packages of precut lettuce and salad mixes that contain romaine, including baby romaine, spring mix, Caesar salad and organic romaine.
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Stora Enso, one of the world's largest pulp and paper makers, announced the joint venture to develop the straw with Sulapac a year ago, after European Union lawmakers decided to ban widely-used, throw-away plastics such as straws and cotton buds by 2021.
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