Certainly the marketplace hasn't really changed to a certain degree.
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To a certain degree, McCready's approach is understandable, if dated.
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When a market turns, everyone get socked to a certain degree.
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And, honestly, to a certain degree, this interpretation is fairly accurate.
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But one of those norms hasn't, to a certain degree, changed.
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And to a certain degree, Democrats have bowed to that characterization.
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The cult leader wants to control people, to a certain degree.
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While I had learned this to a certain degree before — e.g.
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It's just taught me that it's random to a certain degree.
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To a certain degree, the score succeeds in reflecting those tensions.
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To a certain degree, I think my dreams did come true.
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To a certain degree, that's the process all the way through.
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One is, it'll be great on desktop to a certain degree.
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To a certain degree, that's intriguing and interesting, but it's also difficult.
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So our activity contributes to the climate changing, to a certain degree.
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So they like to play with that symbolism to a certain degree.
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"Lower rates have mitigated the slowdown to a certain degree," Miller said.
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To a certain degree, it's going to be a rubber-stamp congress.
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I think they will always sort of supplement texts, to a certain degree.
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So, I suppose to a certain degree, I was flying a false flag.
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The four different color options should help with that to a certain degree.
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To a certain degree, giving into distraction is just part of being human.
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To a certain degree, these trends can be found across the West today.
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And-- I may hate to take it to a certain degree, but-- sometimes.
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"We have to save her from herself to a certain degree," Behrns said.
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To a certain degree, you have to listen to the camera negative itself.
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It's Chapter Two to a certain degree but I just feel relaxed and calm.
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Not to mention bus stations already have experience utilizing advertising, to a certain degree.
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"For me, this is really justice for her, to a certain degree," she said.
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Women soften the gangs to a certain degree, especially if there are kids involved.
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And yet, it's being ignored to a certain degree by a lack of specificity.
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The confines of prison have led me to a certain degree of personal freedom.
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And, to a certain degree, everything you do is never gonna be good enough.
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But I think honestly, to a certain degree, that SOMA is a slight inspiration.
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To a certain degree, there's a level of trust that will never be recovered.
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"He may have lost touch with his base to a certain degree," Marlow said.
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I think it depends to a certain degree on how egregious the wrongdoing is.
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Even retailers and property owners, to a certain degree, agree more needs to be done.
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But all this discussion of chips and TOPS is, to a certain degree, a distraction.
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A chi transfer in that to a certain degree, potentially, a karma transfer to that.
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Even though I'm not 100%, I approve, because I support it to a certain degree.
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"The virus is going to hurt the Chinese economy to a certain degree," he added.
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Luck affects every title to a certain degree, more drastically in some years than others.
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He had to recognize that politics and mute himself to a certain degree about that.
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A lot of journalists, to a certain degree, want to put words in the artist's mouths.
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But to a certain degree, there are valid concerns about YouTube and what children are watching.
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But the decrease was offset, to a certain degree, by business from the Saudis, the paper added.
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As the characters' feelings and idea change, so does the world around them, to a certain degree.
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WEISS To a certain degree this really is an experiment, so there's a definite level of risk.
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The stud brand is apparently a brand that works, still, to a certain degree, in this country.
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They experience this to a certain degree (as the product is all natural and made by a human).
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So it's not Lehman Brothers, but it's actually worse to a certain degree when we're talking about Europe.
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It's good that even people who are closed to a certain degree can have an awakening of sorts.
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Economists and experts say both presidents make good points, but both are also wrong to a certain degree.
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And now I feel like to a certain degree, I'm the one who's had things handed to me.
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We weren't really gloating regarding being a predictor—artists in the vanguard are typically precognitive to a certain degree.
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And to a certain degree that shapes you, who you are, before you can even begin to know yourself.
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" Brown added, "An abuser is going to abuse to a certain degree to acquire some kind of a reaction.
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And, I may hate to take it to a certain degree, but sometimes — but my decisions have been better.
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All of this might sound like a first world problem—and, to a certain degree, some of it is.
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With this initiative, the Air Force is mimicking to a certain degree the Navy's highly successful Division 800 program.
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"We could be in a regulatory dead zone, to a certain degree, for the next four years," added Narang.
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"To a certain degree, you completely trust these people to do the same job you are doing," the mother explains.
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And I think, to a certain degree he was -- you know, it&aposs interesting because he loved baseball so much.
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It's one of the main reasons why Samsung tablets, and now to a certain degree iPads, are more work-friendly.
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While this is achievable to a certain degree via email or phone, meeting face-to-face expedites this process significantly.
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It's only a couple hundred years old, and maybe we've outgrown it, and we've moved past it to a certain degree.
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At the end of the day, you can chalk all this up to YouTube drama goes IRL, to a certain degree.
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This isn't a record just about losing a partner—or, to a certain degree, Chumped, which ended, quite literally in tears.
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The photos go from something destined for a computer's trash can, to images that are genuinely usable, to a certain degree.
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Although these do apply to a certain degree, none of them get to the core of why Uber failed in China.
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We feel sorry for you but only to a certain degree, because there's a solution right in front of your face.
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It's been proven over and over again that marinating meat does add flavor and tenderness, but only to a certain degree.
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But to a certain degree, I disagree with that, because for them, it's almost like sodium pentothal, it's like truth serum.
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WALLACE: To a certain degree I think you&aposre protecting -- you&aposre saying, hey, I&aposm just making the information available.
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"To a certain degree, a trade deal is already priced in," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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In the regular season, inconsistent starting pitching can be papered over by consistent offensive success, at least to a certain degree.
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"To a certain degree, I don't accept that answer from him, that's why I continue to play his music," Dweezil says.
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"It surprised me to a certain degree, so I didn't have any plan in place or anything like that," he added.
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Sports teach kids many many things and one of the most important things are playing tough but to a certain degree.
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Of the few iconic women, sponsors and fans, to a certain degree, want them to be perfect — or at least quiet.
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"Through her collecting and social appearances, Ivanka Trump belonged to a certain degree to our world," curator Alison Gingeras told Bloomberg.
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He likes the fundamental story, and also believes it is insulated - to a certain degree - from the Amazon and e-commerce threat.
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Lots of people show interest and, to a certain degree intent, regards attending events, but this doesn't always translate into ticket sales.
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A smile with an arc to a certain degree could get a major chord, for example, or visible teeth could increase the tempo.
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How do you capture the benefits of range even at the point in your career where you have specialized to a certain degree?
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"It works to a certain degree but there comes a time when it hurts our ability to unify after the nomination," he said.
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"In Iran, convincing operators probably isn't the most challenging task, because all of this has been normalized to a certain degree," says Toker.
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To a certain degree, it's kind of OK. If someone is not contacting you, they kind of want you to get the message.
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NAFTA rules of origin stipulate that to qualify for tariff-free access, some products need to be sourced to a certain degree regionally.
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I started going to therapy at a young age and began to understand what I was feeling and why (to a certain degree).
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The bottom line: The stock market's volatility at the end of 2018 was to a certain degree based in genuinely unexpected fourth-quarter weakness.
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Fundraising is something every presidential candidate has to do to a certain degree, but Clinton has spent more time headlining events than recent nominees.
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"It can be netted out to a certain degree," Veron said, adding that China has a history of restructuring the debts in its economy.
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It's mostly a thriller, but it's dramatic, there are romantic elements, horror stuff, even a musical moment, to a certain degree, in this film.
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Thing is, if you're a business with paid employees, you can restrain trade to a certain degree through collective bargaining under established labor law.
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"The mayor and the deputy mayors will be gone and the lobbyists would, to a certain degree, have to start from scratch," she said.
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"You're trying to hold back the tide to a certain degree, and hopefully have less people fall into that way of thinking," he added.
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There are a lot of groups that focus individually on different policies, which is great, and we do that too to a certain degree.
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He's sort of conscious of taking care of her to a certain degree, or looking out for her, but he knows who he is.
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"In Flavio Briatore, we had a fantastic manager, a fantastic ambassador, but he was to a certain degree taking too much space," he said.
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The museum should reward serendipity to a certain degree, and making unexpected discoveries on the way to whatever you think you were looking for.
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Takes like these are a product of 24-hour coverage to a certain degree, but they were always there, there's just more of them now.
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But still, to a certain degree, there is this belief that there might have been something you did or maybe you should have fought for.
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Reviewers have been admonished not to give away much about what transpires during these 75 minutes, so my hands are tied, to a certain degree.
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They took their image into their own hands, to a certain degree, but there's only so long that can last before something has to give.
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This is at the crux of the conservative perception that renewable energy is killing communities, not just jobs, and to a certain degree it's true.
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Callimachi: And Jesse talks about how when you get them to that third stage —— Morton: Once they're indoctrinated to a certain degree —— Callimachi: That's it.
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"I think to a certain degree congressional Republicans understand they are going to have to drive the train on balancing the budget," Mr. Riedl said.
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One persistently tricky area was alignment, where body parts had to be "muscled," in the words of the senior manager, to a certain degree of flushness.
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To a certain degree, some of them are aware — Jill Soloway is aware the role [her] show plays in the culture and feels a real pressure.
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So to a certain degree, Max-Q is a clever way for Nvidia to brand and market the progress that's been made in shrinking gaming laptops.
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In a way, I still think that, to a certain degree, people want their Lone Star beer and they want it in a place that's grimy.
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And when I was in seventh and eighth grade, I was subjected to a certain degree of verbal bullying, which made me turn even more inward.
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Leverage your incomeIt's crucial to keep your spending in check, but you can only cut costs to a certain degree, says certified financial planner Eric Roberge.
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Your work depends to a certain degree on trust as an institution, and any institution in that situation has to have in that sense a constituency.
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When a work is anonymous, the public and the journalists can to a certain degree develop that temperament of receptivity to which alone are artistic effects revealed.
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"I think he has penetrated Trump's mind to a certain degree, but that is different from his pet agenda on trade," said Keio University professor Toshihiro Nakayama.
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If the allegations against Kavanaugh are true, then his wife is complicit, to a certain degree, in helping him project a wholesome image to the American people.
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I think that's also because I hid it to a certain degree, not intentionally but you know, it's weird to talk about your period all the time.
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And yet, to some extent, the setting in Western France and the focus on the U-boat war of course sanitize the story to a certain degree.
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" Ben Meir continued, "To a certain degree, Mr. Netanyahu has really locked himself into this dilemma, and we will have to see how he maneuvers through it.
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"To a certain degree the government is picking winners and losers in the stimulus bill and we will probably see it become even more political," Richardson said.
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That said, it's also normal to sometimes give in to cravings, eat more on some days than others, and restrict your food intake to a certain degree.
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But it never fully materializes, and they all trust Cooper to a certain degree — much more than he probably warrants and much more than he trusts them.
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The movie really shows, to a certain degree, how cops are quick to assume and how the system teaches cops to think one way about black people.
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"The comeback of shale to a certain degree is not only welcome and acceptable but is necessary because of demand growth and the decline elsewhere," Al- Falih said.
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To a certain degree, that's true: Narcos: Mexico depicts the men's cat-and-mouse chase, which occurred in Guadalajara in the early-to-mid '22014s, in granular detail.
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"He was obtaining and abusing street drugs at the same time he was obtaining drugs and to a certain degree deceiving Dr. Snellgrove," Knizley told the Associated Press.
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Eighty-three percent of the families said yes to a certain degree: 36 percent were somewhat interested, 28 percent were very interested, and 18 percent were extremely interested.
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The idea was that everyone has irregularities that you can notice to a certain degree, so that was kind of a whimsical thing I stuck in my text.
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Democratic strategists agree that there is, to a certain degree, a disconnect between the message coming from national leaders and the on-the-ground workings of individual campaigns.
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A lot of times, we face each other playing live or, to a certain degree, try to look at each other to see when the next change is.
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These spaces that are either self-created, to protect borders or resources, or forced to segregated, can flourish because they're just dealing with themselves, to a certain degree.
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And indeed they have to a certain degree, but at least with a phone it's mostly (but not always) obvious when someone is in your face and recording you.
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At the time, when households burned cheap coal for heat, factories spewed unregulated smoke, and buses burned diesel fuel, Londoners were used to a certain degree of greasy haze.
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In fact, it feels as if they've tossed convention, capitalist ideals, and to a certain degree, hygiene, into one of their huge nightly bonfires, and they haven't looked back.
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To a certain degree, we're all visual learners: Research has shown that humans are instinctively drawn to things we find aesthetically pleasing because they're easier for our brains to process.
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While he's introduced a new technology, the GigaPan, to aid his photographic progress, this body of work "returns to a certain degree to procedures I used early on," he says.
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Jones even acknowledged this "illusory truth effect" to a certain degree in his deposition released this week: He blames the media for making it harder to discern falsehoods from reality.
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Yet I wonder if the individuals who have committed mass shootings at our schools, temples, bars and Walmarts are also, to a certain degree, a product of this loneliness epidemic.
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Speculative execution helps processors predict to a certain degree what an application or operating system might need next and in the near-future, making the app run faster and more efficient.
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"The strength is that it (defections) demonstrates to a certain degree that there are senior members of al Shabaab who are not crazy radicals, that we can talk to," she said.
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" Pinkett Smith admitted to her own biases, saying, "I have to admit I'm guilty to that to a certain degree because I do have my own biases, specifically to blonde women.
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After all, everyone feels curiosity to a certain degree, and while we understand that sometimes it kills the cat, most times it's a drive that leads us to learn more effectively.
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The American bail-bond industry's dominance is an outlier on an international level; while some other countries use cash bail to a certain degree, only the Philippines has a comparable system.
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"Every time that the international pressure on Pakistan mounts to a certain degree, they have a reflex action of putting Hafiz Saeed and his cohorts behind the bars," said Maj. Gen.
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"There was always a sense that LACE should organize the materials to a certain degree before they were handed over to the Getty," Sarah Russin, executive director at LACE, told Hyperallergic.
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"We are also very experienced in dealing with situations where there are trade regulations and complex customs regimes, that to a certain degree is something we sell to our customers," she said.
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Few regulations pertaining to synthetic products restrict the use of numerous chemicals to a certain degree to ensure consumer safety by minimizing the possibility of side-effects associated with the conspicuous products.
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I think that at least to a certain degree, this decline of interest in Christianity is due to the fact that some Western Protestant Christian communities look for compromises with secular ideology.
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"The story revolves around an ethical dilemma," Zdarsky told me: a new character, Ulysses, can "predict [future] disasters" to a certain degree of accuracy, sort of like the Precogs in Minority Report.
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The agreement, signed in May and in effect through June 30, 2019, allows appointed Waller County deputies to act to a certain degree as immigration officials under the 287g immigration enforcement program.
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This piece of micro-commentary made sense: After all, Lamar's issues are the most personal for Khloé, and to a certain degree, his breakdown is a major part of her life, too.
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Copeland, who correctly identified objects about 80 percent of the time, can feel pressure, and discern its intensity to a certain degree, but he can't identify whether an object is hot or cold.
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Unless you keep your computer or phone in a pristine state, never modifying or updating or installing anything, a gradual slowing down is inevitable, even if it can be minimized to a certain degree.
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The activation energy required to get a company to a certain degree of progress is very high but once that tipping point is reached many believe that it continues on for consumer start-ups.
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"Obviously, you have to be in a good position mentally, but I also think, to a certain degree, when you're signing up to something, you should see it through," Tomlinson said during the interview.
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"Given these times, the imperial family should use things like social networking to express their opinions to a certain degree," said Rika Kayama, a psychiatrist and author of a book on the imperial women.
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STIREWALT: So, once upon -- Democrats to a certain degree living with the false expectations that were set at the end of the year when things were just a total garbage buyer for the Republicans.
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In many ways, when you come out as trans, to a certain degree, you go through a second adolescence – which is awkward enough when you're 11 and it's even more awkward when you're 65.
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After all, Brazil to a certain degree has ridden on the coattails over the broader EM rally, which could be fleeting if commodities take another leg down or rate expectations in the US change.
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As concerns over fashion's tremendous environmental impact have grown louder and more persistent, resale — and, to a certain degree, the clothing rental business — has become something of a white knight for sustainability in fashion.
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The series offers viewers a look at a tragedy that ultimately could have been prevented if not for the social mores and restrictions of the time — constraints that to a certain degree still exist today.
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Norway-based artist Diva Helmy's use of the Human to Human Interface (HHsI) isn't nearly as precise as this fictional one, but HHsI does allow humans to manipulate and control others, to a certain degree.
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OnePlus fans should take a particular interest in this phone, as historically Oppo's F-series has presaged the design of an upcoming OnePlus device to a certain degree due to the companies' shared supply chain.
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You miss a lot of those early ones, but to a certain degree, I do think it's not so much that it isn't recorded, but that a lot of times these ... It's not in view.
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At first, President Donald Trump's decision to fire then-National Security Adviser Michael Flynn looked like a typical case of a new administration wilting under media pressure and succumbing to a certain degree of infighting.
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Once the area of the drawing has increased to a certain degree, I start to think about the fundamental composition and motifs of the larger work, and lastly — it seems completed as a single form.
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"Preventing one person from fleeing abroad is to a certain degree the same as recovering one, so we must unceasingly increase efforts to prevent escape," said Liu Jianchao, head of the graft agency's international cooperation bureau.
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We would often get the same story over and over again from different sites, which is to be expected to a certain degree because many of the most lingering stories have been recycled again and again.
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I'm sure having a back catalog helps to a certain degree, but you address that rather directly here on "Life Savings," and how dystopia isn't some sci-fi concept, there are very human concerns in that.
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So I think there's definitely going to be a clash between the dragons, and, again, I'm leaning toward Daenerys going the way of her father to a certain degree, in which case the dragons become weapons.
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"To a certain degree, the storage build yesterday was a pretty big one, plus the first build in a couple weeks at Cushing, has put some pressure on WTI," said Mizuho director of futures Bob Yawger.
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To a certain degree, I get it: Hank wants to find his lost wife, Janet (Michelle Pfeiffer), and Ava is threatening to ruin any chance he has by using Janet's quantum energy to restore her own body.
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ANTJUAN SEAWRIGHT, DEMOCRATIC STRATEGIST: Well, I think that this is an example of manufactured political outrage by the right to a certain degree, because I&aposm old enough to remember... CAVUTO: No. I just quoted his outrage.
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"The negotiation process has created some uncertainty among business on both sides of the border and I think this puts at risk to a certain degree investments and growth," he said when asked about the NAFTA talks.
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I had some questions about whether that notion that biology could direct our behavior was being exaggerated, but then looking at it carefully, I found eating behavior is something that is, to a certain degree, biologically directed.
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We started it with me, Bobby [Burg, bass], Theo [Katsaounis, drums], and Nate, and we'd written it to a certain degree, then we booked a three-week European tour where we just played that beginning to end.
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I think that Juneteenth is a necessary moment of observation because our government and, to a certain degree, our nation and our culture has not really acknowledged the trauma of 4 million enslaved people and their descendants.
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And the problem for him with contemporary liberal America, which he thinks really begins with the New Deal, is that white supremacy to a certain degree changed its spots but not nearly as much as most people think.
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"Since the early days of Google, for example, there's always been a cat and mouse game where Google specifically tries to keep their search algorithm under wraps to a certain degree so it doesn't get manipulated," Lewis said.
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In a normal administration, a president hiring his third chief of staff in under two years would launch a flotilla of news stories speculating about that president's stability and willingness to submit to a certain degree of order.
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To a certain degree we don't make as much dance music as we used to but we all still DJ. I have a two-and-a-half-year-old child so I don't feel compelled by that many parties.
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There are several reasons for the shift: more teens are enrolled in summer school; seniors who aren't ready to retire are occupying jobs younger people historically took on; and, to a certain degree, it just doesn't look cool anymore.
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And while Mr. Rubio ultimately abandoned the bipartisan legislation in the face of growing grass-roots backlash and the collapse of the conservative media truce, he, and to a certain degree Fox News, are still paying for that dinner.
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One Beijing-based Western diplomat, speaking late last week before the nuclear test, said China had cooperated with the United States on sanctions to a certain degree, in order not to give Washington a pretext for a military strike.
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And just like any other official teaser image issued by a big company, we only see what Ford wants us to see, which is that this car is clearly styled like a Mustang, at least to a certain degree.
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The Supreme Court does allow states to deviate from total population to a certain degree, as it did in 13 when it ruled that Hawaii could make adjustments to account for tourists and nonresident soldiers during the Vietnam War.
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"You can, to a certain degree, if you stay true to these values continue to grow your fan following and continue to have the fans cheering for you although you have won a few times in a row," added the Austrian.
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"To a certain degree, the storage build yesterday was a pretty big one, plus the first build in a couple weeks at Cushing, has put some pressure on WTI, though we are not that far away from the highs," Yawger said.
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Sieg: Fundamentally in these second and third tier markets, an idea on the back of a napkin doesn't get funded, so you really have to bootstrap to a certain degree and prove out really economics before you can unlock capital.
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And to a certain degree, the "slate of candidates is divvied up between the two nights, then a panel of pundits offers some analysis" structure of The Draw bears some broad similarities to coverage of the NFL or NBA drafts.
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In this most recent interview, Pruitt acknowledged that humans are contributing to climate change "to a certain degree," but then went on to question whether anyone can say for sure what the "ideal surface temperature" should be today, or in 2100.
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Their partnership may be healthier over all than the Rhoades', but to a certain degree, neither one is a true partnership — not when they're keeping secrets, like Chuck and Wendy, or undermining each other's authority, like Bobby does to Lara.
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"You've seen oil rebound today, which people are viewing very much as a kind of a green flag in the short-term to take on risk again to a certain degree," said James Abate, chief investment office of Centre Funds in New York.
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Some conservatives object to the bill because it would not be a wholesale repeal of Obamacare, and because it includes refundable tax credits that people could use to buy individual health plans, and maintains the expansion of Medicaid benefits to a certain degree.
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But after reading more about the program he became less upbeat, saying that AlphaGo appeared able to imitate human intuition to a certain degree and predicting that artificial intelligence would eventually surpass humans in Go. AlphaGo posed Mr. Lee a unique challenge.
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The impact Kanter's energy has in locker rooms, on bus rides, and cross-country flights feels relatively miniscule—to a certain degree it very much is—but so many of his teammates cite his ability to loosen the atmosphere as a professional advantage.
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I fear suppressing my own non-monogamous needs in order to not cause "drama," but I know I won't be as good of a partner to him if I'm unable to explore these feelings to a certain degree, and he is understanding of that.
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"Our government, and, to a certain degree, our nation and our culture, has not really acknowledged the trauma of 4 million enslaved people and their descendants," Karlos Hill, a professor of African and African-American studies at the University of Oklahoma, told me in June.
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Sarkozy's gambit seems to have paid off to a certain degree: As of early October, he enjoys the support of an energetic base of low-ranking party cadres and has largely closed the gap before the November primaries with his principal rival, Alain Juppé.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that intense fighting was ongoing in multiple provinces, noting that security officials had explained that this was, at least to a certain degree, part of the "expected intensification" following the end of peace talks with the US.US Marine Corps Gen.
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To a certain degree, this push by the agency to require funds to be more liquid and disclose the riskiness of their investments mirrors the regulatory demands that commercial and investment banks face in terms of higher capital requirements and restrictions on trading activities.
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"Even a partial suspension of the EBA scheme is a sad development because it will still affect Cambodian workers' jobs and our country's economy at least to a certain degree and because such a development could have been avoided," Rainsy told Reuters in an email.
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But I read it, and I found an amazing connection with the character, because she grew up when England was conservative, and they wanted her to marry a certain way, to be in a certain way, very much like Saudi to a certain degree.
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Where other cities have the stage, here the city, to a certain degree, *is* the stage: Last year, the Brooklyn Ballet took over the Brooklyn Museum for its perennial Yuletide production, and next year it will be the 90-year-old King's Theatre on Flatbush Avenue.
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"The fears of the trade wars have subsided to a certain degree, but I do believe that anything that comes out of this administration needs to be taken with a grain of salt," said Bryan Keller, managing director of Dakota Wealth Management in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
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"This latest US move has targeted China to a certain degree, but since China won't stop investing in overseas ports [as it seeks to] expand economic and security interests, China's cooperation with other countries is likely to run into more trouble because of US pressure," Liang said.
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Although she's not sure she wants to raise children — she's worried that "having a child would decenter my arts life, at least to a certain degree" — she volunteered to conceive and carry a child for a gay couple in Texas with whom she has long been friends.
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I haven't seen GIF usage turn too ugly, but the internet is a reflection of humanity, to a certain degree and everybody is on the internet and you may have these small, vocal minorities of people on the internet that want to express their hatred or something like that.
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It seems that money is melting his distrust to a certain degree, or it was until Vargas asks if his brother, about whom he seems to know everything (so our money is on Vargas for sending those pics of Ray and Nikki), is going to be a problem.
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And what we see around the country is a reaction to, and to a certain degree of anger at, institutions that promote the idea that I am unworthy somehow, because I hold the wrong ideas, because my lifestyle is not appropriate in some way, because I'm not smart enough.
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While this negative secular trend poses a risk to its pay-TV business model, the company's business profile - based on its strong content generation and effective bundling strategy with solid broadband service provision - should enable it to cope with the risk to a certain degree over the medium- to long-term.
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"It will be proper for [Pence] to know even a little bit about the current state of global affairs and to sense to a certain degree the trends in dialogue and the climate of détente," Choe said on Thursday, implying that the U.S. politician should have refrained from Libya comparisons following Bolton's episode.
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To a certain degree, having the blessing and assurance of the first lady makes Grisham's footing in the White House all the more solid, but pleasing two sides of one administration is demanding of her time, and could at some point mean a complicated balance between needs and interests of her bosses.
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Even Pop himself admits this fact: "When Manu was in his prime I had to zip it to a certain degree and let him maybe do something that I personally thought was crazy because he's gonna do four things after that, that win you the game," he says, with a rare light in his eyes.
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I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say that, to a certain degree, these people who called Song to Song a "Humiliating Wreck of a Movie" are correct: despite, or perhaps because of, its star-studded-ness, it is profoundly humble; humiliating, even, for a star like Christian Bale, who was cut from the film entirely.
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Hernandez told me he thinks this whole controversy is ironic, as he sees a clear parallel between skaters and kids in the club scene in the 1990s: As Hernandez and his friends were shredding Washington Square Park, the club kids were storming New York nightlife, and they were all ostracized from society, to a certain degree, because of the scenes they rolled in.
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In this context, his lovely spiel to Barr, which includes him dropping that he's been in the business for 20 years, is simply hilarious, consisting entirely of obvious and broad descriptions: In my experience, to a certain degree, they tend to be predictable, and in fact, some of them are attributable, and some of them are signed, and they even make grotesque face jugs today.
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"The Russian case has gotten all caught up in American domestic politics, and that has, to a certain degree, diluted and distracted attention from the Russians because there are so many conservatives who are just denying that there is any real Russian effort to try to undermine the election, because that would reflect poorly on Trump," says Michael Swaine, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Institute for International Peace.
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Playlist: "What I See" (Rise Above), "Thirsty and Miserable" (Rise Above), "Spray Paint (the Walls)" (Rise Above), "Cannibal Resource" (Bitte Orca), "Useful Chamber" (Bitte Orca), "Fluorescent Half Dome" ( Bitte Orca), "Offspring are Blank" (Swing Lo Magellan), "Unto Caesar" (Swing Lo Magellan), "I Found it in U," (Lamp Lit Prose) Spotify | Apple Music This is the chief complaint about Dirty Projectors, and sure, all of Longstreth's music, to a certain degree, is pretentious.
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While the others from the band—particularly Harry Styles and Zayn Malik, and even Liam Payne to a certain degree—seem to revel in the starry sheen of pop fame by dating other high-profile figures, being seen on the front row at fashion shows or stumbling out of A-list parties and having the sort of meticulously crafted marketing campaigns that are designed to create intrigue, Louis has always appeared to shy away from that side of things; with one foot cautiously dipped into the lifestyle, and the other firmly on the ground.
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