That means there are riches and renown to be had.
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If anyone wants to work, there's work to be had.
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There's no shortage of deliciousness to be had in Aruba.
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I think there's a balance to be had with both.
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But there's some sort of satisfaction to be had here.
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There's more amazing yet to be had. Bring. Back. Vince.
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It's a conversation to be had, for better or worse.
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So much dancing to be had at FYF this year!
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That doesn't mean there isn't a debate to be had.
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There's a lot of advice to be had in London.
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There's a lot of fun to be had watching it.
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And then there are the policy fights to be had.
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This is an adult conversation that needs to be had.
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There is no safe harbor of conformity to be had.
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Whatever the reason, there are restaurant jobs to be had.
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There are pleasures and intellectual provocations to be had here.
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No more stiff neck, back, or shoulders to be had.
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There are discounts to be had, but they are limited.
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There are big arguments to be had about those things.
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There are big gains to be had in raising building temperatures.
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Of course, there are endless quibbles to be had over classification.
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But there are still some big political fights to be had.
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There is not a free lunch to be had here, sadly.
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For adult fans, there is plenty of fun to be had.
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"There truly are bigger, better fights to be had," she said.
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"There is a massive accident to be had," warned the German.
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And maybe it's a conversation that still needs to be had.
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There's so much actual, good cheese to be had out there.
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SO I THINK THAT'S THE DISCUSSION THAT NEEDS TO BE HAD.
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"It's an important conversation that needs to be had," Michals said.
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She says Tory acknowledges that a conversation needs to be had.
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I think there's a lot of fun to be had there.
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So it malfunctioned when there was no work to be had.
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Of course, there is fantastic vegan cuisine to be had too.
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So many Appalachian Trail jokes to be had about Mark Sanford.
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There's power to be had in reminders, in visibility, in numbers.
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It seems the most fun to be had is at home.
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Discounts aside, there is a superb Italian meal to be had.
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The truth is, there is no great deal to be had.
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I think representation is had, and it's continuing to be had.
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It makes it impossible for any real dialogue to be had.
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Still, there's a lot of crunchiness to be had here today.
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It's "opened a conversation," Pager says, that needed to be had.
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But why do that when there's so much fun to be had?
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But the savings to be had from outsourcing have decreased over time.
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The gains to be had from competition on the railways are real.
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Don't you want an honest conversation about eating disorders to be had?!
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But hey, at least there's some sort educational benefit to be had?
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There is not much of a moral victory to be had there.
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But if you're a PlayStation fan, there's certainly fun to be had.
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There's a legitimate debate to be had on these homeland security issues.
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There are still big gains to be had from planting better seeds.
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Right. Exactly. So, there's still a lot of answers to be had.
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Hard stuff, sure, but there's fun to be had along the way.
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There's no longer a good faith debate to be had about this.
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If '90s party is appealing, there's lots of fun to be had.
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Who cares about the colder months when there's wine to be had?!
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And that's about the only solace to be had for Hillary Clinton.
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There was an actual data and advertising play to be had there.
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When you elevate in the strike zone there's damage to be had.
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Today, however, there is some comfort, if comfort is to be had.
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But for millions of families, there was little celebration to be had.
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The most numerous "silent" votes were to be had in the South.
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So, even if I lose some work, there's more to be had.
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"This is not a conversation to be had on AIM," wrote Mulleady.
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Even in major cities, there are still good deals to be had.
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Of course, there's plenty of fun to be had outside as well.
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Not a frankfurter to be had on the boardwalk at Paul's Daughter.
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And there are legitimate debates to be had about how it's enforced.
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There is so much fun to be had with your workout gear.
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There's certainly unique roles like that to be had on the series.
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But to us, there's a greater discussion that needs to be had.
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There are still bargains to be had in collectible timepieces, dealers say.
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And everyone agrees there are plenty of 'pink' profits to be had.
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There's a lot of pleasure to be had in the little things.
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There's certainly plenty of satisfaction to be had from dots getting connected.
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"I do think there is a deal to be had," said Rep.
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But wait, there's food to be had, some of it very good.
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Why won't people stay, especially if there are jobs to be had?
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And there are lots of adventures to be had in the city.
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If there's a bipartisan huddle to be had, Collins is in it.
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But deals are to be had in older, less expensive buildings, too.
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There are rings to be had ... and (Blaze) pizza to be eaten.
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Sellers said that there's a larger conversation to be had about white supremacy.
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There's no glory to be had; I only play now to avoid overtime.
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There are fewer record store-only exclusives, but still lots to be had.
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He said this was not a conversation to be had on the telephone.
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There is an interesting debate to be had about companies giving workers shares.
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There's actually kind of a fun to be had from falling and dying.
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Compromises need to be made—but more fun needs to be had, too!
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However, there's two are slightly disturbing takeaways to be had in this data.
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It is not to be had, not really, in Manchester by the Sea.
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For now, there are some jobs to be had filling bellies with meat.
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There's always more news to be had when it comes to Bachelor Nation.
|
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If there's an effective tactical alliance to be had, you're screwing it up.
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There is great benefit to be had for both the U.S. and Africa.
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That's not to suggest there is a free lunch to be had here.
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"There's tons of growth to be had" in the yogurt sector, he noted.
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There are policy debates and moral conversations to be had about the procedure.
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You're on fire this evening, Aries, there's lots of fun to be had!
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There are legitimate debates to be had over the economic ramifications of globalism.
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Warning: there's no Whole Foods Master of None smoothness to be had here.
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There's plenty fun to be had with the game's locations, to be sure.
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Who knew such fun was to be had in the nation's legislative halls?
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Where there are voters to be had, there are politicians to have them.
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That fact, however, does not mean there is no hope to be had.
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"Increasing the diversity overall is definitely a conversation to be had," she said.
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Plus, there are still discounts to be had on the new arrivals too.
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But when there's a fight that needs to be had, get in there.
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There are all sorts of important conversations to be had about cultural transformation.
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Adventures to be had here include hiking, fishing, canoeing, horseback riding and golf.
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For anyone looking for greater clarity, there simply is none to be had.
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Early on Tuesday, however, there were no official Iowa results to be had.
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Borrowers may not even know that there are better deals to be had.
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"I still believe that there is a deal to be had": GOP Rep.
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When there's glory to be had, he doesn't claim it all for himself.
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So there's some legitimate debate to be had about funding at the NIH.
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Make time to socialize today, Taurus; there's plenty of fun to be had.
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"We remain hopeful that an [interim storage] location will be found because there are benefits to be had — jobs to be had, a tax base to follow — there are some advantages a state and locality may want to consider," she said.
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Not when there's so much fun to be had with a curved ultrawide monitor.
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One group of mothers-to-be had only the antibiotic added to their water.
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There is a legitimate debate to be had about the future of the EBRD.
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" Khloé, 33, quickly chimed in, asking, "Why are there even fights to be had?
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There's still one more confrontation to be had in episode 8: Violet and Hollywood.
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There is a discussion to be had about Jefferson's flaws, as he had many.
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There are few deals as good as this to be had in health care.
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If legal action is to be had, it will start with the channel's operator.
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Ultimately, there is no "debate" to be had about the profound benefits of vaccines.
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Surprises were there to be had, certainly, but they weren't particularly treasured or protected.
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That's a lot of potential groups — and a lot of discussion to be had.
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There's a legitimate argument to be had about a VAT, with pluses and minuses.
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This is the debate no one wants to have but needs to be had.
|
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Now, there's a 45-minute conversation to be had about 20163's premium laptops.
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Because there are some damn good eats to be had — no food coloring required.
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But the glory, if any is to be had, will belong to Donald Trump.
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Do you think there's significant upside to be had in this market moving forward?
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There was still a ton of fun to be had, don't get me wrong.
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As with hoes and hard soils, there are no easy breakthroughs to be had.
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There is a real debate to be had over Medicaid, but conservatives like Sen.
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Instead, the pope implies that there's considerable fun to be had in human relationships.
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However, with no internet or cookbook to be had, I decided to wing it.
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Brussels stands firm that without the backstop, there is no deal to be had.
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But don't fret, as there are plenty of other good deals to be had.
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There is still a reasonable debate to be had about these issues and others.
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There is so much advice to be had, so much energy in the building.
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If there's drama to be had between the threesome, it isn't happening anytime soon.
|
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Others are not working because there are few, if any, jobs to be had.
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I don't think that there's a good interview to be had with President Trump.
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If there's none to be had in the entire bathroom, alert the proper authorities.
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Flying is a necessary evil of travel, not an experience waiting to be had.
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What matters is that it doesn't have to be had at a premium price.
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There are a variety of day tours to be had in and around London.
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And be sure to stay for the credits: There's more Batsheva to be had.
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There is a legitimate debate to be had about the level of interest rates.
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There was a fight to be had, but I didn't want to have it.
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Uptown, though, there is also partying to be had on the water in Harlem.
|
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If there are any blessings to be had, the request, surely, mustn't be partisan.
|
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"There is a political advantage to be had here," said a former Trump aide.
|
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There are book and movie deals to be had and cable contracts to sign.
|
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There is a conversation to be had, and it is not an easy one.
|
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We need to be reminded that there is still good news to be had.
|
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That said, there was a lot of value to be had at Trader Joe's.
|
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"She said Ri replied: "I agree, there are many productive conversations to be had.
|
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But there's humor to be had too with strong interplay between its young leads.
|
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Thus there is distinct pleasure to be had in shame — our own and others'.
|
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There are large gains to be had by doing drab things a little bit better.
|
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You're in a good mood, and there's plenty of fun and flirtation to be had.
|
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If there's a position to be had in Hollywood, Jay Duplass has probably had it.
|
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There are seasonal foods to be had in spring and summer; even winter has clementines.
|
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Though, since there are actually some savings to be had today, it's worth diving in.
|
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A spokeswoman told the Washington Post: "we don't think there's a debate to be had."
|
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There are still so many beach getaways, road trips, and weekend escapes to be had.
|
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That's the conversation to be had in your space, and you do have that control.
|
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But there's no escapism to be had in the flower catalogues or the nursery aisles.
|
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Serious consideration needs to be had about bringing professionals within the ambit of the BSA.
|
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"We still think there's healthy returns to be had from global stock markets," Peters said.
|
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But ever-optimistic bankers say there is opportunity to be had in all of this.
|
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Apparently, Louis has KFC on the brain even when there's wedding cake to be had.
|
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There are probably no opportunities for political campaign contributions to be had at these funerals.
|
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There are tremendous wins to be had when combining organic farming with 21st century tech.
|
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When Nick Jonas and Demi Lovato get together, we expect some fun to be had.
|
|
O'Rourke did not dispute the premise: there wasn't always a win-win to be had.
|
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There's a legitimate debate to be had about how campus sexual assaults are best adjudicated.
|
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I wondered if I would want that now, if there were men to be had.
|
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There's always a comfort to be had there, but only when the hurt isn't dismissed.
|
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But there is adventure to be had, art to be made, money to be earned.
|
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At our own Stranacamp, there's whiskey and coffee to be had, elk sausages to eat.
|
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My friend and I walked out, and there was not a cab to be had.
|
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There are some votes to be had there for a liberal candidate, Ms. Ufot said.
|
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In the abstract, there's a fine debate to be had about which approach is superior.
|
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There are tons of deals to be had on everything from snow pants to socks.
|
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But even greater pleasure is to be had from the dark side of Mary's enchantments.
|
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It's one of her things and there's no negotiating to be had in that subject.
|
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There is a lot of joy to be had in finding, or making, that time.
|
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I think that's a discussion that's going to have to be had with my agents.
|
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In any case, a good story and a hearty meal are sure to be had.
|
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Inspiration is all around you and there's plenty of fun to be had today, Cancer.
|
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No matter how great a negotiator Mr Trump is, no good deal is to be had.
|
|
Prime Day may be over, but that doesn't mean there still aren't deals to be had.
|
|
It's on the East Coast, though, where the action was to be had on Thursday night.
|
|
Donie O'Sullivan adds: I think a bigger conversation needs to be had about trade-offs here.
|
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They saw the political and commercial gains to be had from promoting a uniquely American game.
|
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Here, there was fun to be had by the whole family, plus their secret service team.
|
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And there is a genuine debate to be had about the economic policies of the 1990s.
|
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Two months later, the mom-to-be had another surprise: she was pregnant with twin boys!
|
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That's great news for Auction House shoppers because it means there are deals to be had.
|
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There are deals to be had, but some serious reading of the fine print is required.
|
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There are interesting debates to be had about their relative merits, but that's for another post.
|
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And while there's some amazing deals to be had, it's tough to sort through them all.
|
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Right, but there's not a good faith critique of our ignoring Pizzagate to be had. Right?
|
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Depending on where you look, there are still a lot of great deals to be had.
|
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But there are no good ones to be had after looking at a picture like that.
|
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Volkswagen Group of America CEO Scott Keogh said there's some untapped market potential to be had.
|
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Still, fans of the series will find no objections to be had with its unchanged core.
|
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That's because Fast & Furious never lets enemies stay enemies, not when there's Brotherhood to be had.
|
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There are a variety of luxury add-ons and experiences to be had at Disney World.
|
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There are important debates to be had on topics from income distribution to pass-through entities.
|
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"There is a deal to be had here, but it will include a wall," Graham said.
|
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Yet there is plenty of joy and laughter to be had in between the ugly crying.
|
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There's a ton more excitement to be had at Disrupt Berlin, including dynamic main-stage speakers.
|
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We're told there was plenty of food, booze and good times to be had by all.
|
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There are no jokes to be had at Trump's expense, because he can afford them all.
|
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It seems so achievable, and also so apparent — that the benefits are there to be had.
|
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Tax cuts for the wealthy would not alter the supply of special things to be had.
|
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Mr. Cuomo denied that there was political gain to be had from taking on gun owners.
|
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After all, why not shop Walgreens over CVS when there's 3% Daily Cash to be had?
|
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" On what comes next: DONEGAN: "There are a lot of conversations to be had about sex.
|
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"I was astounded, in disbelief that there were any charges to be had," Thomason told AJC.
|
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"At the end of the day, there's a deal to be had," he said on Sunday.
|
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This is a conversation that needs to be had out loud and proud from now on.
|
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And no amount of training will work if there are no local jobs to be had.
|
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That means that there are bargains to be had today, and probably even more bargains tomorrow.
|
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But in the meantime, there's still a lot of illicit fun and money to be had.
|
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There's a larger conversation to be had about the perception of slavery in the United States.
|
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"We do not have to accept that we are always going to be had," she said.
|
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Those who can afford it buy fuel for heaters, if any fuel is to be had.
|
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"There is certainly choice to be had and something for everyone," a capital markets head said.
|
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There is, in other words, a lot of fun to be had, which is the point.
|
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"The economy is bigger now, there's more to be had, the pie is bigger," Kenney said.
|
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If you do happen to be still stuck in New York, there is entertainment to be had.
|
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Because who's got internal space to waste on such things when there's more battery to be had?
|
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Which doesn't, of course, mean there isn't a lot of fun to be had along the way.
|
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But eureka moments do continue to be had, including in the ever-evolving world of skin care.
|
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But as everyone knows, some of the best deals to be had are on big tech purchases.
|
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But those labor savings aren't the only gains to be had from the adoption of driverless trucks.
|
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And it will only alert you if there is, in fact, a lower price to be had.
|
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If you still have an itchy trigger finger, there's plenty of other wartime fun to be had.
|
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But even if you're not an entrepreneur, there's still fun to be had at the TC Meetups.
|
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These wired Bose headphones are some of the best ones to be had for love or money.
|
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That's certainly a debate to be had, but it is indicative of how much Lenny has changed.
|
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If there is not yet a deal to be had, then there is no reason to talk.
|
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There's certainly a scale game to be had there if you're Yahoo or maybe BuzzFeed or whoever.
|
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He conceded that he wanted the dirt on Clinton but that no dirt was to be had.
|
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"I agree, there are many productive conversations to be had," Ri replied, according to the State Department.
|
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When you reach Bad News, then, there is little thrill to be had in the swirling adventures.
|
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It's too bad, because there are certainly legitimate debates to be had over speech in academic settings.
|
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This doesn't mean that there are no deals to be had outside of this shopping period, though.
|
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There is an infrastructure deal to be had here, and America needs it in the worst way.
|
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But he also says there's healing to be had in the communal experience of the meal itself.
|
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The peace to be had, I thought, watching them pull the sheet over her head, was mine.
|
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Fancy new houses and developments have proliferated, especially wherever there is a water view to be had.
|
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His ideas have been discredited for years and years, and so there's no argument to be had.
|
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The revolutionary generation, he believed, had attained all the fame there was to be had in America.
|
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Europe and Hawaii are not the only prime spots to be had, and this list is proof.
|
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The first-time mom-to-be had already made the guest list and purchased all the decorations.
|
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That&aposs not to say there wasn&apost information to be learned or fun to be had.
|
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But there are still healthy returns to be had for startup studios under the Pure Barre model.
|
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I'm the one in the family that forces these uncomfortable conversations because they need to be had.
|
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"The discussion is going to have to be had about sensitivity training across the board," she added.
|
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There is limited, if somewhat pessimistic, chatter that there is major deal to be had this week.
|
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So what additional threat is there to be had by the U.S. building its nuclear arsenal further?
|
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If there are fewer than six people in your party, there are no reservations to be had.
|
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David Attenborough talking to the Queen about trees is probably the best conversation to be had about trees.
|
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Luckily (if there is any luck to be had in this situation), snow geese are far from endangered.
|
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There is certainly a discussion to be had about how we pay for a more generous Medicare program.
|
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But there's certainly getaway outfit inspo to be had, even if those price points are out of reach.
|
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To be upfront: This is not a major blowout, but don't underestimate the savings to be had here.
|
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"We had the opportunity to be part of a conversation that needed to be had," Ms. Jacobson said.
|
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But there was so much gaming goodness to be had with an 19833 or 800, it didn't matter.
|
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Italians, in other words, seem to be more hopeful that there are at last jobs to be had.
|
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Grace's story suggests there's an important — intergenerational — conversation to be had around "bad sex" and sexual power dynamics.
|
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They see bargains to be had in what is often jokingly referred to as tu Ao (coarse Australia).
|
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There will be plenty of delicious meals to be eaten, and plenty of great conversations to be had.
|
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These are conversations that need to be had, and we're pounding the pavement on the frontline down here.
|
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" While he thinks there's "value to be had" in the sector, he warns that investors should be "selective.
|
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The retailer has been pushing this event for weeks and there are some great deals to be had.
|
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They were conversations that needed to be had, and [we had] a great dinner and everything like that.
|
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But if you're concerned about potential side effects, there are plenty of aluminum-free options to be had.
|
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There's not a power fantasy to be had, but instead there is a coming to terms with tragedy.
|
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"What if an alien says, 'By this time, we will have to be had done it,'" Doyle says.
|
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There's not much more insight to be had from this new look, but the creep factor remains high.
|
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Plus, with most parks open into the nighttime hours, there's always some fun light shows to be had.
|
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But if there's a joke here, part of it involves never revealing there's a punchline to be had.
|
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But there is only one debate at a time, and there is only one election to be had.
|
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But that doesn't mean there's not some fun to be had from the just-concluded season that was.
|
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And Mr Obama realised there was also much more leverage to be had over Iran than North Korea.
|
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There is a legitimate debate to be had about how far a negative-interest-rate policy can go.
|
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Travel has become a lifelong destination — there are always more journeys to be had, more places to encounter.
|
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I hadn't seen this narrative and it felt like it was a conversation that needed to be had.
|
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NerdWallet reports that the best CD rates to be had are also at online institutions and credit unions.
|
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There's Halloween fun to be had at both Anaheim, California, parks, and the spooky season has already begun.
|
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In fact, there are fantastic deals to be had all year round, if you know where to look.
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I know there are discussions that have to be had at some point, and we can do that.
|
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For those who aspire to reach a bit higher, there are soul-sucking office jobs to be had.
|
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You're feeling some frustration about a work issue, but there's plenty of fun to be had today, Gemini!
|
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Given that there is so little forensic data to be had, they're not able to put them away.
|
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Yet there's still pleasure to be had from Wine Country; a cast this great can't go totally wrong.
|
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But the most important stance to take can be accepting when an argument doesn't need to be had.
|
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There's a particular kind of satisfaction to be had in skewering the pleasures of the global super-rich.
|
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Don says: not the best glass of Champagne to be had in the world, but not too shabby.
|
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"There are grand gestures out there to be had, and no one is going for them," he said.
|
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But unlike investing in a company, there's no board seat to be had or preferred shares to own.
|
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When there are no jobs to be had, it doesn't make sense to punish you for not working.
|
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In the meantime, there's more than enough pleasure to be had from the cast to keep us interested.
|
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There's always one more notification to read, one more deal to be had, one more like to chase.
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The many adventures to be had outside of the lodge include sledding, helicopter tours, skiing, mountaineering, glacier trekking ...
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These are important health policy debates to be had; repealing ObamaCare in full can be the first step.
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Whatever fun there was to be had with cryptocurrencies, it seems, has been smothered by wads of cash.
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"There are definitely deals to be had and not just for January, but through the first quarter," she noted.
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When there's drama to be had, Christian and Ana will find it – even in the most mundane of places.
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Port, for you uncultured, is a dessert wine and most probably not meant to be had like it's Gatorade.
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There's more fun to be had with some of the sequences to make sure they feel epic and awesome.
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If there was not a good deal to be had, Trump warned, he would be prepared to walk away.
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Perhaps the broader debate to be had, then, is how we relate to one another on a "global" level.
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There are complicated pleasures to be had in witnessing James knit together, stitch by stitch, his extravagant aesthetic sensibility.
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But one of the things I've learned is that this is a conversation that obviously needs to be had.
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This is particularly troubling when we consider the tremendous benefits to be had from AI, and the possible risks.
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But there's still a lot of fun to be had with the next president of the United States.[Mishmasher]
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She noted that they "come to talk to me more" if they know there is candy to be had.
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Marie Kondo's rise as a cultural icon shows there's big business to be had in sorting out a mess.
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There is no good faith discussion to be had with someone who trivializes the murders of a marginalized community.
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There's a lot of satisfaction to be had in exploring and Rockstar makes it worthwhile for the most part.
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While the pair were out and about, the doting dad-to-be had his arm lovingly wrapped around Hudson.
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This is all Capitalism 101 -- where there's a profit to be had, there will be profiteers to be found.
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But it's telling that there's so much fun to be had in the way it echoes the original film.
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There are lots of gains to be had from a system where people can access money they receive immediately.
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But as long as Trump and Republican leaders keep their word to conservatives, there's no deal to be had.
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But there are other benefits to your sex appeal to be had by hitting the farmers' market more often.
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And, while there are savings to be had, there are other costs associated with cutting out the app store.
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In questioning suspects, he could be solicitous or circumspect, and he understood the menace to be had in silence.
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There was no constructive conversation around the many and varied problems of social media to be had on Thursday.
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" She added that there were "still important program development discussions to be had, but the mayor refuses to wait.
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" Trudeau added: "That is part of the reflection that needs to be had and there are discussions going on.
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And an informed conversation has to be had about the benefits of remaining in or departing entirely from Syria.
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"It was a conversation that needed to be had, and we turned the page and moved on," Cruz said.
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With 18 full scholarships available and around 1023 players per team, there are roughly 1,450 spots to be had.
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"Pen15" shows there's fun to be had in mining the cognitive dissonance of grown-ups inserted into adolescent situations.
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Because the premise was that these conversations, some of them are much more productive to be had in person.
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There are few deals to be had because it's rarely in the other party's interest to make a deal.
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Shutdowns distract from the serious conversations that need to be had about fiscal reform and the size of government.
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However, plenty of fun is to be had today, too, as creative inspiration flows and you connect with crushes!
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This is the one where a very lucky bride-to-be had the best bridal shower ever with her Friends.
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"People see all the traffic to be had, and look for the next thing trickling up from Reddit," she says.
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But if you haven't seen the first, there's definitely more spy movie fun to be had than you might expect.
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It is telling that McConnell offers virtually no evidence for that argument, because there is no evidence to be had.
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The mother-to-be had her last match at the Australian Open finals in January, where she won against Venus.
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Many products are no cheaper than Australian stores, although there are smatterings of good — and terrible — deals to be had.
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But I agree, there's a balance that needs to be had there so it doesn't just come across as cruel.
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If such bounty is indeed to be had, expect the new rules to keep hawkers on the fringes of legality.
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However, mentally tense moms-to-be had more birth complications, such as longer labor, than the moms with physical stress.
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If there's any hope to be had, it comes from the winner for young people's literature, Congress member John Lewis.
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Drake also hit some 3s, Sheck Wes knocked down his shots ... and good times appeared to be had by all.
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But what if there is scant succor to be had, and our true natures are not noble but necrotic, pestilential?
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And anyway, there is no pride to be had, no gambling badge of honor, in choosing an all-chalk superfecta.
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There was only one toilet to be had here, behind a door painted to look like those swinging saloon doors.
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"There's a community there if you are the niche leader — you can see the benefits to be had," Bonner said.
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However, there are big near-term benefits to be had from decarbonising the economy, many of which are predominantly local.
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There is just as much fun to be had in a one-room apartment as there is in a mansion.
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"When supply outstrips demand there are bargains to be had," says Matt Barker CEO of second-hand camera marketplace MPB.
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The big picture: There's a real debate to be had about the value of new, innovative, sometimes life-saving drugs.
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But there are plenty of other matches to be had and pad this one out into a full-fledged event.
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But if you missed out on the recent rally, one technician says there are many more gains to be had.
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"As long as there is money to be made or destruction to be had these threats are going to continue."
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The good news is that if watching the trailer has unleashed your inner history nerd, there's more to be had.
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It's a wonderful day to flirt or create art, and plenty of fun is to be had with your partners.
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Each painting exists as an experience to be had in itself — an exploration, both cerebral and corporeal, of the everyday.
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But they frame the conversations that need to be had around sexual assault and why we need to have them.
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There are important discussions to be had about platforms inducting young children as future customers by providing "kid-friendly" services.
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There's still some fun to be had with exploring who Beta actually is or who he was before the apocalypse.
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Nadig and others worry that for all the opportunity to be had in overseas IPOs, the ETFs are too small.
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There's still plenty of organic gameplay to be had here, but you'll need the touchstones to get maximum exploration gratification.
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There's an argument to be had that the Arkham series features one of the best fighting systems in modern gaming.
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Efficient Energy and Water Usage There are tremendous wins to be had when combining organic farming with 21st century tech.
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The conversation to be had must be held with humanity and conscience, not used as a political football for votes.
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The notion that there are sensible political coalitions to be had outside of partisan paradigms is a cherished American idea.
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Yes, there is another style of pizza to be had, this one from Rome via San Francisco and Portland, Ore.
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Consequently, there are still debates to be had as Louisiana officials try to budget and execute the state's master plan.
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"There are so many better white wines to be had from multiple regions and cépages" (a French word for grapes).
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There are also branded goodies to be had, such as a decision-making journal and a Farnam Street thinking cap.
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And in "Lolita" I found a strange validation: that there was glamour to be had as an object of desire.
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Finally, in "Game of Thrones," there's plenty of satisfaction to be had from dots getting connected in the latest episode.
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If there's solace to be had, I suppose we can find it in not having flames raging in our backyard.
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Maybe there's some reassurance to be had in the fact that Trump tends to talk big and act, um, minimally.
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Along the way, no small pleasure is to be had from the amusing, sometimes scabrous, satirical portraiture of illustrious figures.
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If you put in a bit of effort, and get drunk enough, there are some interesting conversations to be had.
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Which is why there is much pleasure to be had — and a deeper satisfaction to be gained — in the blowout.
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As long as you don&apost carry a balance, there are big rewards to be had for no extra effort.
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I think the #OscarsSoWhite conversation continues to be had in every part of the industry, not just the awards sector.
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But that doesn't mean there was no fun to be had, inside or even outside (with proper layers, of course).
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There's definitely a nuanced discussion to be had around the Ansari allegation — and we've had it right here on this site!
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Google, on the other hand, may be able to strike friendlier deals, as there's a mutually beneficial relationship to be had.
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Probably, if there was a big celebration planned and there was a lot of obligatory drinks to be had, they agreed.
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But the fictionality of Billions provides enough distance that there's a strange sense of comfort to be had from the series.
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When the offensive began on 22 May, he recalls a frantic, fruitless search for cover where little was to be had.
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And each time Kanye West is mentioned, there's some sort of discussion to be had about the world we live in.
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These remarks are phrased like there's no argument to be had, so we are inclined to accept them at face value.
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They would put themselves in long-term parking if not enough rides are to be had—or emigrate to another city.
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There's a great joy to be had in watching people of all ages try out games of all kinds at Rezzed.
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We've got some guys we do like, and if those guys are there, that's the discussion that has to be had.
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Underserved they may be but that's likely because there are smaller wins to be had here from a revenue-generating perspective.
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Now, there's a larger debate to be had about inflation, tax cuts, and the larger declines we've seen in the market.
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Although the mom-to-be had initially been hoping for a baby boy, she is now thrilled to be thinking pink.
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And, in order to have a healthy public sphere, certain things have to be true, certain things have to be had.
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Summer is going by faster than you can say "sunblock" — but, there's plenty more streaming fun to be had this August.
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Yes, there was great pleasure to be had in browsing through search results, stumbling upon new sources, and discovering adjacent facts.
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There's definitely $20 worth of fun to be had with The Slow-Motion Race Game, and not just for kids.[Hasbro]
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And yet it's a show where the most fun to be had comes from thinking about it on a deeper level.
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After all, if there were one sure-fire approach, we'd all rush in and there'd be little gains to be had.
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There is meaningful discourse to be had around whether or not Ivanka Trump is complicit in the wrongdoings of her father.
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But it was all worth it the end as the bride-to-be "had no idea" she would get proposed to.
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While there are robust discussions to be had about Latino identity and politics, Douthat is not the person for the job.
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If there is a resolution to be had, the effort should start to kick into motion in the next few days.
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Because once you've gotten past the stereotyped image D&D has garnered, there's a whole world of fun to be had.
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If there is comfort to be had in any of this, it is that old, familiar refrain: things could be worse.
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Census income data on the median household income from 2017 shows a variety of areas where there's wealth to be had.
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There's debate to be had about when at least some of these men can return to public life, if at all.
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Indeed, they are a beacon signaling a new era to be had for the people both of Poland, and of Europe.
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There is serious concern to be had about how Amazon's pricing will affect Nike's business and image in the long run.
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If there's any partying to be had here, it's going on behind closed, security-card accessible doors – and I'm not invited.
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While there's a lot of fun to be had tinkering, nothing seemed very likely to hold anyone's interest, child or adult.
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It's a complicated relationship because everybody's in love with the place, but there's a weird discussion to be had over ownership.
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"We try to entertain people at a time when there aren't a lot of laughs to be had," says Osbourne, 66.
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And there are a lot of benefits to be had, but you don't want to be boot camped your whole career.
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"We are not protest songs," the voice says, bold and clear, reminding you that there's really no simplicity to be had.
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The economic gains to be had from major tax reform are simply too large to let the JCT score derail it.
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"There is no criminal obstruction of justice charge to be had here," Whitaker said in a radio interview in June 2017.
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Spare Change: • There's a little more Getty fan fiction to be had: Bullimore visits Getty's gardener Dennis to celebrate Paul's safety.
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But there is still another conversation to be had as well, about the marginalization that very much exists throughout our society.
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With little income to be had from homeowners, towns have instead relied on other sources of income, such as sales taxes.
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There is also a fruitful dialogue to be had when considering "Extinction Gong," in relationship with John Gerrard's Flag series (2017).
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So redirect those brunch dates with friends and postpone the movie date with your couch, because there's gorgeous hair to be had.
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Black Friday and the holidays may be long over, but that doesn't mean there aren't great deals to be had on TVs.
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Despite the mixed messages on Wall Street, at least one trader thinks there are gains to be had over the next year.
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While spending is low, there are still some really terrific deals to be had particularly on 2018 model year vehicles, King said.
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Where they'll cut their friends some slack, there is no slack to be had if they aren't happy with their own performance.
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But that's cool—he decides to host a block party in East New York, where there's plenty of fun to be had.
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But mobile games have attracted millions of new gamers, and there's profit to be had from expanding beyond the Nintendo walled garden.
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And up until this moment we were pretty certain that there wasn't a vegan option to be had at many favorite chains.
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Denver offers plenty of cool places to visit, plus there's plenty of, um, recreational fun to be had across the entire state.
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But as long as Trump and Republican leaders are intent on keeping their word with conservatives, there's no deal to be had.
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So, for those of us who actually like spinning our wheels to nowhere, there's still plenty of soul-searching to be had.
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And so that's a debate that needs to be had and there's a place to resolve that, which is our Congress ultimately.
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For this batch of testing, I stuck to photos, though, obviously, there is an entirely different conversation to be had about video.
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"FedEx is still a well-oiled machine and there is a lot of value to be had in its shares," Purk said.
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Institutional fund managers simply don't have a thorough understanding in the renewable energy industry and the potential returns to be had there.
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Slack's rapid rise and upcoming IPO are clear signs of the ripe opportunity to be had in the field of enterprise messaging.
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The enjoyment to be had ultimately depends on whether or not you inject satirical intent where it is not supposed to exist.
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But it matters where you are living, Goldstein said, and whether there are many jobs to be had even for the skilled.
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"Even if you were not playing there was still a lot of fun to be had in watching others play," he explained.
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Still, there are openings to be had, and, as Osnos makes clear, the situation calls more for sustained diplomacy than anything else.
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Though he came to office on a pledge to "drain the swamp," Trump clearly sees gains to be had from appearing presidential.
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There are, without a doubt, plenty of lively discussions to be had about what the film does well, and what it doesn't.
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There's a lot of fun to be had in the tiny Maltese capital — wine tasting, fishing and touring museums and grand churches.
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As this is a newer area that it's tackling with more focus, there are more quantifiable wins to be had, and broadcasted.
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Moving to the present, the work becomes more fragmented and self-consciously conceptual, but there are still pure pleasures to be had.
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There's a real debate to be had over the criteria to decide who can stay in this country and who must go.
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The next day, they're sharing a suite on a cruise ship — the one Rachel's husband-to-be had booked for their honeymoon.
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"The increased volume is creating an aggregate number of jams to be had," he said at a polling place in the Bronx.
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Yesterday, I went to buy quarantine provisions—dry beans and oatmeal—but there were no dry beans or oatmeal to be had.
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There's plenty more fun to be had in times like these — it's time to order sex toys, lingerie sets, and bondage gear.
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Trending There are definitely flight deals to be had during the holiday shopping season if you want to plan a winter escape.
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It was 21, the stock market had recently crashed, with home prices tanking in tandem, so there were bargains to be had.
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There is easy symbolism to be had in that contrast, but Adams is thankfully less interested in allegory than in cutting satire.
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And if the prestige of NASA isn't enough of a draw, there are cash prizes to be had, totaling up to $000,000.
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There's no physical risk here, and no jocks to put you to shame; nothing but intellectual glory to be had from finishing.
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A handful of analysts believe there is an agreement to be had but question whether either side has the flexibility to compromise.
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Yet if Voyager and Enterprise never quite reach the heights of their predecessors, there are still pleasures to be had in both.
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In other words, even if some PrEP users start using condoms less, there's still a net public health benefit to be had.
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But there was a certain pride to be had in working for a media company that dedicated itself to the hunt for truth.
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Coveney hopes that with key negotiations on the shape of Brexit yet to be had, voters will eventually opt for the "trusted" option.
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But, of all the useless knowledge there is to be had out there, Cleopatra's rumored milk baths are far from the most useless.
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The queues that once snaked around the block outside banks have disappeared, but only because there is hardly any cash to be had.
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Prime Day is a whole other story: With insane sales and Lightning Deals to be had, it truly feels like a shopper's dream.
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Graffiti and vandalism might be illegal, but as Banksy has proved, there's a lot of money to be had in artfully tagging buildings.
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As noted before, with companies that went public back in the mists of time, there are far fewer digital records to be had.
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If it's possible to separate Titus Andronicus and their previous work from A Most Productive Cough, there's a good time to be had.
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What other further imaging is to be had, I don't know that yet, but unfortunately we had to get him off the field.
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Her advocacy is online bullying (laughs), there's plenty of jokes, to be had at the expense of the Trump family as a whole.
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There's so much to be done, there's so much good journalism that's going on and to be had and that makes me excited.
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I stay because there are so many more adventures to be had and so many fires of hope in people's souls to ignite.
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While there are plenty of great beauty moments to be had on Instagram, we're still privy to the original trend forecasting site: Pinterest.
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But in Graduation, as Romeo wades deeper into a quagmire of his own making, there's no pleasure to be had in his undoing.
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It's hard not to feel excited about the bargains to be had on Amazon Prime Day and pretty much any day on Amazon.
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There are certainly improvements and advancements to be had in the new model, but fundamentally, Olympus already had pretty damn nice image quality.
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It is not known if people in Colorado, where there is plenty of good beer to be had, asked for something besides Budweiser.
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But down the road, in a fairly short to medium term, there is actually benefits to be had ... because of the increased consumption.
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Not because it's a nice thing to do, but because there are smart investments to be made and big returns to be had.
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This is why further discussion, research, and dialogue needs to be had now before we progress further into the second-wave digisexuality movement.
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If you aren't looking to break the bank, there are plenty of good Android phones to be had for hundreds of dollars less.
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"We advocated strongly for a CPP enhancement, as did the federal government, but the consensus was not to be had," Sousa told reporters.
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The first is that there are many good jobs to be had with just eight weeks of training or through noncredit education programs.
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Meanwhile, there are a lot more delegates to be had in the southeast (Georgia and Florida are coming up in a few weeks).
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In return, there is fascinating personal information to be had — about individual ancestries, and about close relatives whose existence had been previously unknown.
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There's dark fun to be had with this bucolic haven of serene lakes and designer demise, this slaughterhouse photographed in summer-vacation colors.
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And for those who don't know anything about this world, there is fun to be had observing this clubby atmosphere from the outside.
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Democratic National Committee (DNC) spokeswoman Xochitl Hinojosa acknowledged Thursday that there's a larger conversation to be had about diversity on the debate stage.
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There are plenty of great deals to be had on Black Friday, so it's totally possible that you missed out on this one.
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There were still fun experiences to be had, but the gear was expensive and the troubleshooting was not for the faint of heart.
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If not for mere diversity's sake, it sounds like Akon believes there are actual dollars and cents to be had by following advice.
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Then the order comes down: Because of time constraints — there's a fireworks display to be had — comedians and tragedians are to perform simultaneously.
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There are benefits to be had if the U.S. government were to be more critical, have more scrutiny of a company like Google.
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But discussing the flip side of a more diverse society, the potential benefits, is a conversation that needs to be had as well.
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There are plenty of arguments to be had about the costs of quickly ramping up renewables, or the right policies to get there.
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Overall, these are some solid first impressions to be had on a budget-friendly Chromebook with some of the aesthetic of a premium Ultrabook.
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If there is an edge to be had in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final, it could be Boston Bruins goalie Tuuka Rask.
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There's dinner to cook, sex to enjoy, sleep to be had, and only so many extra hours to devote to television as a couple.
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Sure, it can be good (with capers and lots of salt, specifically), but why take the risk when there's potato salad to be had?
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"There are less deals to be had than a few years back when financing was tight," says Bob House, general manager for the sites.
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But there were plenty of laughs to be had from sketches that weren't fueled by the spectacle of the election or Trump's ensuing presidency.
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If there's any doubt to be had here, it comes less from Kotaku's anonymous sourcing and more from the fluid nature of game development.
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It's interesting, though -- there's a specific feeling to be had when watching other people interact with their animals as opposed to just animals alone.
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Fujibayashi: This time around, the world we've built, just has a lot of potential, and a lot of engagement and fun to be had.
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Stress can be a good thing—it signals to us that a change needs to be made or a conversation needs to be had.
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Some of the best fun to be had in "Super Mario Maker" on Wii U was found in the incredible creations of other players.
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Some academics at Oxford and others have really started studying this stuff, which actually leads to two related problems/questions to be had here.
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It would be a dour asshole, indeed, who says there was zero fun to be had at an event like Monday's episode of Raw.
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But there's another, perhaps more important, conversation to be had about what the movement represents and what we might learn from its historical precursors.
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As long as there's money to be made from fake news (or political gain to be had), the problem isn't likely to go away.
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You may feel more comfortable with one retailer's return policies over another, for example, or there may be better shipping deals to be had.
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There's a fascinating and complicated discussion to be had about the sexual act that Hannah performed on Matthew Rhys' writer character on Sunday's Girls.
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So there's certainly fun to be had here, although perhaps less instant viral potential vs the snap and share gratification of art filtered selfies.
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I think they're the people who get the challenges, they're the people who get the fight that needs to be had with the Republicans.
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All told, Jerry pulled in $22.2 million from selling 17 cars through the Gooding & Company auction -- and there were some deals to be had.
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I would think that if there's major action to be had here, it will more likely come on immunity provision before a breakup. Wow.
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When the physical discomfort of dealing with life and seasons get you down, don't worry, there is still comfort through consumption to be had.
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The nation is well on its way through a second transition, this time to a postindustrial economy with little factory work to be had.
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On the eve last month of Nowruz, the Persian New Year, there was no parking to be had on Westwood Boulevard in Los Angeles.
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Now, while there's plenty of negotiating and deal-making to be had, the action to watch will be in how the actual delegates vote.
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Sasnauskas was able to get his first taste of pizza made by Italians, but he knew there was more, better pizza to be had.
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If there's a shock to be had in bringing back an old school character just to kill her off within five minutes, why not?
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"There is definitely a whole appropriation conversation, and there's a thousand more conversations as well to be had on that point," Mr. Menendez said.
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"There are tons of arguments to be had," Mashwama says, "but not all of them are worth having, even if you think you're correct."
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He also says there's a bigger picture conversation to be had about how men and women should be able to interact in the workplace.
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There is still one more prize to be had in the world of digital streaming rights: The NFL's "Thursday Night Football" digital streaming package.
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However, we should be careful not to think there are too many savings to be had by removing just any kind of administrative waste.
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For a longtime solo operator like me, there was a singular joy to be had from simply holding on to Jim all those hours.
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Many jokes were to be had, including Taemin teasing Lucas about his handsome face and Baekhyun being declared the official leader of the group.
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The purchase includes almost half of Rite Aid's stores, and Walgreens estimates at least $400 million in annual cost savings are to be had.
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Whatever brings you to the theme parks — your honeymoon, nostalgia, business travel, unfulfilled childhood fantasies — there's plenty of grown-up fun to be had.
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We have architects, we have engineers, we have sales, legal, finance, marketing, every single function that needs to be had to run a business.
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This doesn't mean there is no joy to be had in more traditional queer art; indeed, joy is the best thing left in it.
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The only other unique experiences to be had on Stadia are additions within games themselves, such as a 40-player racing mode in GRID.
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There's not a lot of fun to be had for a reporter who's getting stomped by Shroud while a crowd of developers looks on.
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There are gripes to be had with just about any piece of technology, but the iPhone 23S was pleasantly free of things to hate.
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See, those conversations got to be had, because those folks in Kentucky are smart, but they can't know what they've never been exposed to.
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But in a situation in which our ordinary ways of thinking are at odds with reality, there can be no easy truth to be had.
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While we're just as guilty as the rest, our love of the rapidly cooling weather extends past all the fun to be had in nature.
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There will be diminished gains to be had as the number of personalities and brands that fall short of this impossibly high standard adds up.
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One image occupies each page, and perhaps the most fun to be had is in making unusual pairings and associations across LACMA's vast, encyclopedic collection.
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If you don't want to bundle and instead want to pick and choose individual plugins, there's lots of Waves discounts to be had all around.
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There is a broader conversation to be had about women's bodily autonomy and how selective body enhancements play into it, but Lee isn't there yet.
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So many experiences to be had that make the overpriced pints, the pushing and the shoving, the wait for the tube getting home, worth it.
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If the Trump administration is looking for a freeze on the North's nuclear weapons and missile production, there may be a deal to be had.
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There's savings to be had on pretty much anything, so congratulations if you have managed to hold off on purchasing a particular product until now.
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Financials have surged to become the best-performing sector since the election, and one market watcher told CNBC there are more gains to be had.
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Undergaro joked that he was glad he popped the question before his bride-to-be had a chance too – considering how long they'd been dating.
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There are reasonable debates to be had about the role e-cigarettes can and should play when it comes to harm reduction and public health.
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But, of course, it's standing (sitting?) on the shoulders of many great scenes that came (oh, there are so many puns to be had) before.
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Their protagonists are American civilians who learn that there is adventure to be had and money to be made by flying to a war zone.
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It's not exactly a hip part of Toronto, but for Bil, ever the pragmatist, there were and are deals to be had in the Junction.
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While your American dollars don't go as far as they once did, there are still bargains—and fun—to be had without breaking your budget.
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"I'm still a cheerleader, but I don't let my (staff) or myself rest on our laurels because I know there is more to be had."
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And they still meant it: There was not a sweet tea to be had, but plenty of Pibb Xtra, Mello Yello and other Coke products.
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Apart from some niche redemptions (such as flights on Copa within Central America), there isn't a ton of value to be had in this program.
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The area doesn't provide the overwhelming margins that are found in the southwest and Southside, but there are lots of votes to be had there.
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In other words, "there are huge health gains to be had when we do what we need to do to address climate change," Bernstein said.
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We're not being pushy here, but come on guys, there are so many great deals to be had, and you're in danger of missing out.
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There are overarching truths to be had, he says, probably not too dissimilar from Michael Pollan's famous philosophy: Eat food, not too much, mostly plants.
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With no real surprises to be had with cinema's found footage formula, a gambit of a film being entirely filmed using Snapchat has us intrigued.
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One of the central insights from political science is that optimal institutions often don't emerge, even when there are large potential gains to be had.
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There was also the impulse — and this is a real debate to be had — to treat Clinton and Trump as given equal challenge, equal criticism.
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There's also some fun to be had watching it again in 2017 on an aesthetic level— Sabrina's wardrobe is basically a live-action Delia's catalog.
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In the era of the craft cocktail renaissance, there are a lot of deliciously potent but petite cocktails to be had at any given bar.
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On this early spring day though, there's not much fun to be had as they survey the grounds on both sides of the Layon river.
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Every genre was flooded with artists hoping for a piece of the record-industry pie when there was still so much pie to be had.
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And there are encompassing experiences to be had, including an alcove whose walls are covered in "Scenic Wallpaper" (also digital), designed in 19343 by Carnovsky.
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We wanted to make a show that was kind of juicy," Miller told me, adding, "But there's something more than just fun to be had.
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Some, including ESPN's Jay Bilas, believed there were good players to be had in 24, but that Oklahoma's Blake Griffin was the only sure thing.
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And despite its uniformly high-fashion surroundings, it offers the most eclectic mix of food choices yet to be had under one roof in Miami.
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It requires maintaining a backstop of idle plants that burn fossil fuel, for the times when there is no wind or sun to be had.
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Plus, the Maison Lambert shaving brush comes with a drip stand, making this easily the best value to be had for genuine silvertip badger bristle.
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The upshot is that no one in Michigan's biggest cities can take advantage of the safety valve — even if there's no work to be had.
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There's fun to be had revisiting the cleverly conceived world of the 2017 "Jungle," in which teenagers found themselves magically transported inside a video game.
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"There's a coalition to be had opposing onerous taxes or burdensome regulations that don't work for a majority of the members of Congress," Geduldig added.
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But with the sector so drastically underperforming its peers on a relative basis, Petrides is betting that "there's value to be had" in the space.
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Back home in Mexicali, where there wasn't much birria to be had, de Livier hunted down alternatives to satiate his birria cravings with little success.
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There was, I discovered, a measure of satisfaction to be had in the downhill runs in Nordic skiing, a feeling of having earned the exhilarating ride.
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The problem here is not that biting actually removes any "fun," but the assumption that there's any "fun" to be had in playing with your food.
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I wish for it to continue on this path, for more awareness to be had about consent and honoring the sex of ourselves and of others.
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Honestly, you should take a break from work today because this only happens once a year and there's too much free ice cream to be had.
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Or it might mean that there is no interaction to be had in the first place, as in the case of spam or news alerts, etc.
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There is a procedural argument to be had about when an attorney general should decline to make an argument in court that the president wants made.
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Provided you meet certain requirements, you too can help fund a suit and get a cut of the winnings—if there are winnings to be had.
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All the same — despite the claustrophobia and the solipsism and the Freud — there is an undeniable joy to be had in reading Foer's textured, playful prose.
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Ok, to be clear, this isn't a long-term solution, but there are no security concerns to be had in going back to the old version.
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In the right context, there are certainly interesting discussions to be had about ways in which the sacred texts of Islam and Christianity converge and diverge.
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It may seem like space is something that pulls us away from the important conversations that need to be had in times like these on Earth.
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I've missed most of the core Avengers saga, but there's still a lot of fun to be had watching the more disconnected films in the MCU.
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The USMCA is now the proposed deal, they know where and how they can operate, they understand the constraints, they understand the benefits to be had.
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But Paramount is in a good position to let Netflix take the risks and the backlash, and then pick up any remaining profit to be had.
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While discussions in literature undoubtedly help to shape culture, mental health discussions in the Latinx community need to be had more often and by more people.
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If there are nominations to be had for superhero films, they're usually in technical categories like Best Visual Effects, Best Costume Design, or Best Sound Mixing.
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There may be an important immigration debate to be had in the wake of what was undoubtedly a terrorist attack that killed eight people in Manhattan.
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There are endless debates to be had about the state of country music sonically — it's too influenced by hip-hop and EDM, too slick and poppy.
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The world's largest smartphone show is still a couple of days from its official kick off, but there's plenty of news to be had this weekend.
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Here, and in many other less personally injurious instances of AI behaving badly, there is no satisfying explanation to be had here, right or no right.
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In fact, you could just look at a stopwatch before others would jump in the pool and see what deals were out there to be had.
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From the looks of the trailer, there are laughs to be had and lessons to be learned, but there's also an added bonus with this film.
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The closest other Americans are 400 miles away in Tripoli and the nearest Air Force jets are based in Sicily; there's no help to be had.
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There are a number of great deals to be had on Amazon, but finding them across the retailer's vast array of products is still a challenge.
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The finale episode of The Missing season 2 was inevitably going to be a tough watch, for there is no universal happy ending to be had.
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They don't get that Trump is playing a role, that he is doing a schtick because he knows there is political gain to be had there.
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"I think that as long as people think that women aren't equal to men, then this is a conversation that needs to be had," Williams said.
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The nearly decadelong bull market in the U.S. is long in the tooth, and there are better gains to be had elsewhere, according to one strategist.
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Location For each of these principles, there's a victory to be had on both sides of the political and geographic divide between urban and rural America.
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There is a better future to be had in terms of prosperity and quality of life that can also radically reduce pressures on the global commons.
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There are fun times to be had and playful, juicy drama to keep you entertained as action planet Mars faces off with bubbly Jupiter on Sunday.
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There is no exchange to be had when only one person is getting the profits and recognition which makes the idea of a "cultural exchange" laughable.
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There's also fun to be had from the near-future setting, where nearly everything is voice controlled and real strides have been made in virtual reality.
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So, I just knew that I had to literally become the real guy, and the movie had to be, had to look like the real thing.
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There's fun to be had in understanding the story this way and seeing how the characters compete for husbands when provided with woefully incomplete information sets.
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There's also a separate conversation to be had about whether the intense negative and defensive backlash to the word makes it counterproductive to apply to anyone.
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There are plenty of good debates to be had about how marijuana should be regulated and what should be done with past offenders (among other issues).
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If there's a shock to be had in the show, on view through July 15, it's not from the Margiela pieces that are already well known.
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The conclusion is that our greed, hypocrisy and ruthlessness will ultimately bring doom — even if there are a few laughs to be had along the way.
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New York City has the largest concentration of art galleries anywhere; there's a great deal of information and many experiences to be had, free of charge.
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"This time it's one smartphone cut in half, so there are some price savings to be had," said Ramon Llamas, a director at research firm IDC.
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These special rates are sadly not available for Presidents' Day/Valentine's Weekend, however, there are plenty of deals to be had between now and December 2020.
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The traders asked Sotheby's, according to court papers, whether it had been aware that there was a much higher price to be had for the painting.
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" Graham directed a message to the President himself: "There's a deal to be had there, President Trump, just you need to lead us to that deal.
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There's a lot of campaign left to be had, and any number of twists and turns could develop between now and the (possibly contested) Dem convention.
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There are sometimes great last-minute deals to be had as well, but you can't always count on those showing up shortly before your travel dates.
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There are still so many questions to be answered in the remaining episodes of the first season, characters to be introduced, and adventures to be had.
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"The President has been pretty clear, if there are productive conversations to be had with the Iranians, the President is happy to have them," he said.
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I think there is a legitimate conversation to be had as to whether or not our public policy has kept up with the pace of innovation.
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There's fun to be had in The Last Knight, if you can find it among the chaos — and if you can remember it after the fact.
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I saw this clip for the first time you just played it of some guy saying a cease and desist order ought to be had against you.
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It's hard to quantify RaceFail's long-term effects on SFF, but at the very least it brought into the spotlight conversations that desperately needed to be had.
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A liking for tariffs on trade, a hard economic power play, reflects the idea that there's no mutual benefit to be had from compromise, accommodation or cooperation.
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Fanning delivers an empathetic, though somewhat distant, performance as Mary, and there's definitely fun to be had in watching some of the inspirations for Frankenstein come together.
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There is a nuanced conversation to be had about how the State Department should balance concerns about information security with senior diplomats' need to convey information quickly.
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In an interview with Us Weekly, Baldwin's aunt, Kim Basinger, revealed that the "Sorry" singer and his bride-to-be had already started selecting their wedding party.
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"I don't think there are important conversations to be had about, like whether Kim Kardashian's nude selfie is like negatively affecting me or my child," Dunham adds.
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There's just not a lot of profit margin to be had when your most popular products hover between $30 and $70; Roku's most expensive player is $100.
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We all just thought the party was there to be had as much as it was for the lads, for anyone, because it was—it really was.
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They have been wrestling big matches since last summer with nothing less than a great performance to be had, and Sunday night was maybe their best yet.
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Both teams tanked seasons in hope of glory down the road; there's a tiresome discussion to be had about the relative merits of that, but it's tiresome.
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And in this environment, there is a genuine advantage to be had in being first—except when it leads to erroneous implementation of overblown or premature conclusions.
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Yes, there is wealth to be had: Russian, British, and American geologists have found that Afghanistan has enormous untapped mineral resources, valued at $1 to $3 trillion.
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There's clearly a lot of growth to be had here, and sales touched 2250 million in Q2 2016 — up a hefty 18.1 percent on the previous quarter.
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At an earlier panel for Agents of SHIELD, Loeb said "Stay tuned" regarding to prospect of future crossovers, but only meant that conversations need to be had.
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Road Trip USA: Cross-Country Adventures on America's Two-Lane Highways, $21.53, available at AmazonThere are countless travel adventures to be had right in our own country.
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This complex problem requires a complex solution, and there are important conversations to be had about income stagnation, the decline in homeownership, revitalizing local economies, and more.
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There were plenty of Pokéballs to be had at the statues of Christopher Columbus and Rutherford B. Hayes, and lots of Spearows lurking near the Bethesda Fountain.
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The presidential primary debates are well underway and the candidates are scurrying about in three small states, hoping to secure the few electoral votes to be had.
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All times ET. The moon in Aquarius clashes with Uranus and connects with Jupiter, bringing surprises to your relationships, but plenty of fun is to be had!
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It's little wonder that people want to preserve the fundamental atmosphere, even if there is a conversation to be had about the future of the ownership model.
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While longtime fans can debate endlessly the specifics of which installments were better or worse, the canon of Far Cry experiences to be had is still finite.
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If there's a tough discussion that needs to be had, the vibe today is very empathetic, so this could be a great time to go for it.
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There is a healthy argument to be had about the legacy of the founders, but as this book makes clear, it has to start with the facts.
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How the Republican plan resonates politically could depend on how quickly any benefits from the tax bill are realized, if there are broad benefits to be had.
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As with Lightning in a Bottle, the real fun to be had at Symbiosis is in climbing on sculptures and getting into absurd conversations with crispy Burners.
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But as we've already seen with the kids involved (a whole other discussion to be had!), their parental guilt will make it doubly hard to end things.
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We are stuck trying to produce new insights, not because there necessarily are new insights to be had, but because he is the president, everywhere and nowhere.
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"The good news — if there is any to be had — is that far fewer people crossed our paths recently than is usually the case," Lawrence Bacow wrote.
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But there's no peace to be had, thanks to ominous interruptions by the crazy-talking meth head Tawny (a scary Keilly McQuail) and a Debbie-seeking drone.
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There is better food to be had in the city, certainly, but I found that the focus in Australia is frequently more on atmosphere than anything else.
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So if you are able to automate some of that drive time and eliminate some of the labor, there is a real savings there to be had.
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Before Rockstar confirmed that GFWL was to blame for GTAIV's disappearance from Steam, there was some fun speculation to be had as to why it has happened.
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But $5,000 does seem like an excessive amount for a chair, although there are some fancy chairs to be had at that price point for online shoppers.
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In addition to some A+ beauty buys, there's deals to be had if you're in the market for a closet refresh or new pair of fall boots.
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As one would expect when, uh... three separate incidents of a world leader donning blackface and brownface come out, there were plenty of takes to be had.
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There were no thrills to be had, I thought, from watching someone pull apart the pristine packaging of a Glossier gift set or a new Star Wars toy.
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There's a conversation to be had about this in the era of deepfakes when cheap and easy image manipulation means that seeing is believing is no longer gospel.
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That pumpkin pie may be a distant memory, but there's still gravy to be had: Beauty brands galore are offering major deals as part of Cyber Monday today.
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What were once laptops that were a little too expensive for their price, are now potentially some of the nicest looking devices to be had for under $1,000.
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But as the most seasoned globetrotters know, there are adventures to be had anywhere you look — and the possibilities to be found in your own backyard are limitless.
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So when Kellyn learned she is pregnant with their first child, the mom-to-be had to break the news to her husband in an extra special way.
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For one thing, there's a good argument to be had over whether Chinese manufacturer NIO's 1,342-horsepower supercar can be considered a production car in the first place.
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Throwing away years of history like that is generally a bad idea, even when there are benefits to be had — and I don't really see any benefits here.
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You're immersed in the chaos of a pre-human world from the very first moment, and the biggest wins to be had are those you create for yourself.
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While the cybersecurity world took a collective deep breath after the Black Hat and Defcon hacker conferences, there was still plenty of news to be had this week.
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But there were no profits to be had from the colonies and when Law's schemes collapsed, French citizens developed an enduring suspicion of high finance and paper money.
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I would never call Home for the Holidays an all-time classic, but like Thanksgiving itself, there's comfort to be had in settling around its very big table.
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To prove that there are still good times to be had, we partnered with deep euphoria Calvin Klein to give away a luxe stay in New York City.
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"The supply chains are heavily intertwined between these three countries and I believe there's a deal to be had that would be a win-win-win," Abney said.
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"Yes, some of these conversations can be hard and even uncomfortable," she says, "but they need to be had if we are ever going to bring about change."
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Jade swears, makes bad decisions, burps in the faces of strangers, makes friends and crude jokes, and glories in the pleasure to be had from sex and masturbation.
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But Underwood still ensures that there's a good time to be had, singing about redneck margaritas—that's tequila and Mountain Dew, for the uninitiated—on twangy earworm 'Southbound.
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Whether it's power, potency, safety, fun, or even the threat of mortality, there is a vicarious thrill to be had in seeing one wielded on the silver screen.
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Just because you missed out on said deals, though, doesn't mean there aren't deals to be had — especially if your giftee is as beauty-obsessed as we are.
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But this study shows that there are also a lot of savings to be had in Medicare Part D, which covers drugs you pick up at a pharmacy.
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Though the pair have tackled morning television together a handful of times in the past, there's still plenty of fun to be had by this pair of pros.
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Exactly like the undead in movies, the fans are grabbing and clawing for the artist, but there's no eye contact, scant human interaction to be had between them.
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If President Trump is personally committed to cutting legal immigration and deporting all undocumented immigrants, there is simply no deal to be had, at least with this Congress.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThere's not as much customization to be had on the stock version of Android that ships with the Pixel phones, which may or may not bother you.
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The idea of judging fashion in the workplace is an important topic, sure, but it's also disappointing that it's still a conversation that, apparently, needs to be had.
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Guests included Chopra and Jonas' family and close friends like Lupita Nyong'o and Kelly Ripa, but the groom-to-be had to miss out on the celebratory event.
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Indeed we soon arrived in a grove of stunted spruce trees no taller than the tops of our heads, and there was no more uphill to be had.
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Democrats, of course, believe that there are now rich pickings to be had in delving into Trump's affairs far beyond the Russia-centric focus of the Muller investigation.
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Still, even though Walmart's grocery business is humming, analysts say there are more gains to be had, especially considering how few Americans are buying their groceries online today.
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And although the spectacular returns are unlikely to be repeated in 210, top performing managers say there is still value to be had, with dips presenting buying opportunities.
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As witness to dozens of single-and-ready-to-mingle metal enthusiasts at a speed-dating event, I realized there will always be foreign experiences to be had.
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Art Review There's plenty of visual heat to be had in New York's galleries and museums this fall, but nowhere more than at the American Folk Art Museum.
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"I just don't know where those conversations are allowed to be had," said Ryan Ellis, 33, a sales manager for an e-commerce company in Santa Monica, Calif.
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The Trump administration isn't just looking to blow things up; so long as negotiators can claim victory for American interests, there are deals to be had for allies.
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And so when we were looking for tips on great times to be had in San Francisco, the group's hometown, they were at the top of the list.
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There really was no situation that couldn't be improved or ignored because there really was so much fun to be had, why dwell on things you can't change.
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It sees the world not as a series of conflicts to be overcome, but as a series of experiences to be had, learned from, and understood through art.
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I don't know if there's a deal to be had along those lines; restrictionists might rebel and Democrats might simply not want a grand bargain with this president.
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A tie would leave both teams in charge of their own destiny on the final match day, but on current evidence, there are more goals to be had.
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There were things to be had for under $50, and also for more than 10 times that, reflecting the brand's role as both entry point and end goal.
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There are lots of conversations to be had about how, after these female candidates win, they can contribute to making life better for working mothers in this country.
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The slowdown is uneven and some projects are faring better than others, but for well-heeled buyers there is no shortage of discounts and sweeteners to be had.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — Sometimes the universe sends you a reminder that there is still pleasure to be had and that miracles occasionally still happen, even in unsure times.
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There's an interesting economics discussion to be had here, but government officials aren't supposed to make that sort of accusation unless they're prepared to fight a trade war.
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She explained that admiration came with a lot of perks: It feels good, it has social benefits, there may be status and even financial gains to be had.
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The debate, I believe, not only speaks to the situation in Belgium, but signals unresolved problems and conversations to be had in the Western art world at large.
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"If things work out, there is a great celebration to be had on the site," Trump said during a May 1 press conference alongside Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari.
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We can see this trend in TV coverage: And in online coverage: But there's some nuance to be had here: Not everyone took their eye off the ball.
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So there's always some satisfaction to be had in sealing that hunk of steak or chicken into a plastic bag and stuffing it in the freezer for another day.
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When your goal is to drive energy efficiency up while driving costs down on a mass industrial scale, there aren't many shortcuts or late-night inspirations to be had.
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I don't think I saw one on Tuesday, but the these detours on the way to one are entertaining, and there are certainly some strange experiences to be had.
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The former That '70s Show actor joked to PEOPLE in August 2015 about how his then-bride-to-be had taken on the brunt of the wedding-planning responsibilities.
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So yes, there's a vigorous debate that has to be had, and we have to purge the white nationalism and the bile that's lurking underneath a lot of it.
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It's a conversation that I enjoy having and will always have, but I do think that it's a conversation that needs to be had with everybody at every level.
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If you can't do that, then you don't have a service model … if you do have the proper mechanics, there's no shortage right now of capital to be had.
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In May, they announced that they were expecting their first baby together, and news broke one month later that the parents-to-be had landed their own reality show.
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We first see the new NSA Director and Navy Admiral unbuckling his pants to explain to Liv (clad in a negligee) that there is more sex to be had.
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Don't forget that US customers are eligible for free shipping on orders over $200 — with this many steals to be had, that shouldn't be a difficult number to hit.
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The OGs of HGTV might be on their seasonal hiatus, but there are plenty of demo days and adorable renovating duos to be had while patiently awaiting their return.
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Each collection will back up the monochrome trend we've been seeing everywhere (Pink and Sand are the other two), and there are tons of new products to be had.
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There are certainly many concerns and critiques to be had over algorithms and data collection when it comes to Google and its products like Google Search and Google Ads.
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The Jersey tomato, red, ripe and juicy, was once revered as the best to be had, with a tangy, sweet-tart flavor that was the very taste of summer.
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There are no new beginning to be had here, and that message is more resonant now in an era that feels ever more fettered to old politics and resentments.
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Surveillance law experts concede that there is a legitimate policy conversation to be had about "unmasking" procedures — but Nunes provided little evidence to prove abuse under the Obama administration.
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But there are superior challenges out there to be had — against Tevin Farmer, Miguel Berchelt, maybe even Mikey Garcia or Vasily Lomachenko in the weight class above, at lightweight.
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While hiding behind expressions of devotion to "the troops," they can now contemplate the enormous profits to be had by building, for example, yet another aircraft carrier battle group.
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Or, to put it in the terms of today's hospital: There are certainly tricks being played on Obamacare enrollees this year — but there are also treats to be had.
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There's fun to be had behind closed doors — and even more so when passion planet Mars scoots back into Scorpio from May 28 through the end of summer. Meow.
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The outage started at 3:58 PM Pacific time, and although I'm getting fleeting connectivity on mobile and the pages kinda load, there's really no chatting to be had.
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There's a deliciously animalistic thrill to be had from smearing something that whiffs like a pair of used hockey socks on a cracker and stuffing it in your mouth.
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If there's any fun to be had these days in contemplating the march of events, The Wall Street Journal's editorial response to the decision is not to be missed.
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There are deals to be had if you look in the right places, and more destinations than ever want to lure budget-minded travelers for a late-year getaway.
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There is a lengthy chicken-or-egg debate to be had about Notre Dame's football success and interest in football among the offspring of Italian, Polish and Irish immigrants.
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There were no jobs to be had, and the woman who set up the interviews was not a recruiter but an agent working for an Israeli private investigative firm.
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There is much gratification and practical use to be had through the sliding, tapping and clicking that we all do incessantly, bathed in the encouraging glow of our screens.
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But the trip was a disaster when he discovered that his homeland had changed so much that the comforting sense of familiarity he expected was not to be had.
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The book affirms that there's salvation to be had in connection, no matter how gnarly, and that includes a karmic comeuppance involving 52 precariously perched buckets of human waste.
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All that said there are still original and inspiring gifts to be had — and it's good to see more focus on teaching creative skills, not only tech and engineering.
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Now is the time for this conversation to be had, and we call on all of you to join us at the table and be part of the solution.
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I think it signals a willingness by some of the government to recognize data for what it is and begin to have the conversation that needs to be had.
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From Target to Best Buy to Walmart and more, there are ample savings to be had on Apple products this holiday season — iPads, Apple Watches, AirPods, and iPhones included.
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"I don't think Donald really realized what his duties were going to be had he won," he added, adding that he doubted Trump would be able to make it.
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When ticket-holders finally arrived, accommodation was to be had only at a ridiculous premium; Lord Daft and Lady Bonkers found themselves sleeping in local stables with the cows.
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Weave your way through the voices, arrange them as you please, but, in the end, there are lessons to impart and judgements to deliver and reckonings to be had.
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Danielle and Abigail's deaths have nothing to do with their queerness, nor is there some encoded message to be had in it that is specifically hostile to LGBT-ness.
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And while most quick-fix gaming experiences do dull over time, Sensi, for me, has always been there, always a beacon of the very best time to be had.
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Given that Tippr is active on both Reddit and Twitter (where it provides its donation service for such heavyweights as the Tor Project), there was easy money to be had.
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There's a debate to be had as to whether a wealth tax is the best way to raise that money and whether student loan forgiveness should be a spending priority.
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There are legitimate debates to be had over Trump's foreign policy, but the view of the GOP leadership has long been clear: Mattis's views on foreign policy should be heeded.
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There is only so much comfort to be had from the fact that it is easier for the merely rich to lay claim to the lifestyle of the super-rich.
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So, while there will be plenty of paranormal spooks to be had when season 2 drops on Halloween, there's a real-life baddie to be on the lookout for, too.
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Although Chip and Joanna, 39, didn't find out the sex of their baby until more recently, the fifth-time dad-to-be had a hunch just from an early ultrasound.
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As more money flows into passive strategies the sum of gains to be had at the expense of dumb money diminishes, making alpha, or outperformance, harder and harder to achieve.
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Though trans activists like to claim that gender self-identification affects only transgender people and that there is therefore no debate to be had about it, this is simply untrue.
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Longevity Dividend While many futurists extol radical life extension on humanitarian grounds, few consider the astounding fiscal benefits that are to be had through the advent of anti-aging biotechnologies.
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While the selection varies, there's usually plenty of great books to be had, and this weekend the site is offering an additional 30% off any orders across the entire site.
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There's a reasonable argument to be had about whether people flying from Houston to Phoenix should pay higher fares in order to subsidize people flying from Cleveland to St. Louis.
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Jainz told CNBC the U.K. was one of the most underweighted countries in the world, meaning there was "really interesting value to be had" from shares of domestically-operating firms.
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The ironic thing is that, of the few legitimate reservations to be had about nuclear power (mostly centered on its high cost), safety is absolutely, certifiably not one of them.
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" He continues, "By virtue of that story, there are amazing discussions to have that clearly on the most bizarre election cycle of my lifetime, that discussion needs to be had.
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Still, there are plenty of beauty deals to be had — and all you have to do is enter INAFLASH at checkout before Wednesday, June 28th at 9:59 a.m. PST.
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There's a thrill to be had in her feminine power, not least when she sucks the life out of men by kissing them (at last, a truly feminist action hero!).
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No matter what interest one may or may not have in the books she is discussing, there is great pleasure to be had in just reading what she has written.
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"I think investors are a little bit on one side of the boat," Kolanovic said, adding that while this would prevent major upside, there is still upside to be had.
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Mr. Garland's "Return" (1999) was a loose collage of sophomoric romps in which dancers show us some of the fun to be had from by doing ballet to rock music.
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But perhaps there's a gentler lesson to be had here for the Sanders supporters so eager to protect their candidate: that not everything is about Bernie Sanders versus the establishment.
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While there are reasonable debates to be had about the fairest fair way to go forward, from what I can tell, too few schools have taken this seemingly radical step.
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We need more games that show how much satisfaction there is to be had in helping someone else succeed, which looks to be the main foundation of the Moss experience.
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"There wouldn't have been a project to be had if there wasn't an Elias and there wasn't a Frontier," said Megan Tarter, whose family owned two brownstones on the block.
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There's always an eclectic lineup—from big names to obscure local acts—and while the crowd depends entirely on who's headlining, there's dancing to be had seven nights a week.
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"There's a tremendous amount of fun to be had in that world," he told Variety, adding, "You want to find something in the narrative that really feels like a departure."
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Overall, average round-trip international airfare rates are slightly higher compared to last year — up one percent — but Hipmunk found several international cities where there are bargains to be had.
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He said regulation of artificial intelligence was needed to ensure proper human oversight, but added "there is a balance to be had" to ensure that rules do not stifle innovation.
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It's an enthusiast's pleasure, a guilty one to be had in the privacy of one's home with the knowledge that it's not something you'd recommend to most of your friends.
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But, before we have to figure out a way to govern, there is an election to be had, and as Florida goes, so too will the country on Nov. 8.
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But hopefully one that has some prominent people on board and can facilitate communication and can bring people together and … help focus attacks when there are fights to be had.
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With those kind of profits to be had, AstraZeneca spending a few million dollars for a minute of high-profile Super Bowl airtime starts to seem like a wise investment.
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Bottom line: There's great business to be had in taking a risk on woman storytellers, and we're excited to see Park City's movement snowball into other major industry events throughout 2019.
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I'm glad that people are still talking about women, and I think that we need to talk about women of color more because that really is a conversation to be had.
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"There is a debate to be had about whether competitiveness or the promotion of London as a financial center could and should be part of a Brexit regulatory landscape," Adams said.
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Samsung's somewhat half-baked Bixby assistant, along with the dedicated hardware button devoted to launching it, is one of the few gripes to be had about the otherwise stellar Galaxy S8.
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The same general discussion is to be had when humans decide to build anything on an otherwise "wild" bit of land: a new block of apartments, a data center, a city.
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"There is a debate to be had about whether competitiveness or the promotion of London as a financial centre could and should be part of a Brexit regulatory landscape," Adams said.
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There's simply too much fun to be had in the way the film characterizes the various elements of the web, and the winking in-jokes pile up at a tremendous speed.
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In fact, there are so many cool specials to be had we wanted to find out more about how your favorite shopping destinations prep for the busiest season of the year.
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There will be lots of, "aw, come on!" moments during a race, but there's also some fun to be had in trying to figure out how to beat those motion sensors.
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This is where the frailty of the social contract emerges: When either side decides that it must win all the time, then — very quickly — there are no deals to be had.
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Throughout these illustrations and the rest in the exhibition, each character is overwhelmingly sad or contemplative; there is no joy, even for an instant, to be had in Koch's unnamed game.
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The couple, who met on MTV's The Hills and said their "I dos" in April 2009, had also gotten word in their doctor's visit that their baby-to-be had flipped.
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Reeser's roommate lured him there under the guise of picking up party supplies, but the groom-to-be had no idea just what kind of party was in store for him.
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The duo should be prepared for when "poorer" arrives, even if that simply means there are no more free pairs of sunglasses to be had or Bravo billboards to pose for.
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There are still lots of Amazon Prime Day deals to be had, hackers made a killer app to prove a point, and it's the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission.
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By insisting on both the danger and the excitement of exploring the frontier, the movie convinces you that there are plenty more planets to discover, plenty more adventures to be had.
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The mood is quiet today, but there is still plenty of fun to be had, with the Moon in Fire sign Aries highlighting the part of your chart that rules friendship.
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About half the firms responding to the Citi survey reported more client demand for their services between 2009 and 2014, which "means there is work to be had," the survey said.
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The results create three intriguing possibilities: First, investors are undervaluing the possibility of a tax cut and so there are substantial gains in stocks to be had if the cuts pass.
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There's an important conversation to be had about teacher pay, benefit costs, and how to attract and honor terrific teachers — and pay fairly professionals who put in a solid day's work.
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"There's something I like about it, because you're there, if things work out, there's a great celebration to be had on the site, not in a third party country," he said.
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World leaders can and should acknowledge that the deal is not perfect, but also reiterate, having been through the years of negotiations, that there is no better deal to be had.
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But the full moon in Sagittarius on May 21 wants you to keep it local: There are conversations that still need to be had at home before you can run away.
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What few good times there are to be had take place in the Garden of Eden, but they're cut abruptly short all because of a sneaky snake and one dumb apple.
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Amazon's the far and away leader in devoted e-readers, but even without the Voyage in the lineup, there's plenty of variety to be had in a still fairly narrow space.
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"I think that there is some discussion to be had about that," said the the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Jordan Crenshaw, at a Thursday panel hosted by the Congressional Internet Caucus.
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As long as you're not high there's a tremendous education to be had from traveling overseas for the first time, dealing with business, learning about the two sides to everybody's faces.
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And I so desperately wanted that kid to know that there is a way of life to be had that doesn't live or die on an unpredictable wave of romantic whimsy.
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"If yields have gone negative, there is no free lunch to be had ... particularly if the investor is still focused on holding high quality assets," IMMFA's secretary general Jane Lowe said.
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But if an honest conversation is going to be had about either topic, it needs to based on the fact that "black-on-black crime" is not simply black people's making.
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While I would likely support open borders in a world government, some people might not want to leave their native lands if there was a livable wage to be had there.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Whatever your stance on Christmas, there's non-denominational fun to be had watching a campy 1980s film about a serial killer dressed as Santa Claus.
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There are real conversations to be had about single-sex youth organizations, and hard questions we ought to face about the role religion, race and class play in them as well.
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Blight dismantles this pretense in a tour de force of storytelling and analysis, showing that the young orator-to-be had benefited from a great deal of mentorship and good fortune.
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And for those investors who keep their eyes not on the shaky ground at our feet, but on the horizon ahead, there are tremendous opportunities to be had in today's markets.
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During that wait, there are some pleasures to be had, as dished out by Coogan, who tears into his role with a parodistic energy that is diverting if less than insightful.
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One assessment of the academic literature concluded that there are $250 billion in savings to be had from better managing chronic conditions and reducing hospital and emergency room admissions and readmissions.
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"There&aposs honestly so much fun to be had and what fans don&apost see is all of the gritty bits that really go into making a TV show," Leatherwood said.
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And since the Argentine peso recently took a dive, "you can drink an exceptional bottle of wine for just $10," Lieberman said — among the other good deals to be had there.
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Perhaps there is a discussion to be had over whether the Fed should keep its role as supervisor of financial institutions, or whether the job should be placed with another agency.
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If he really wants one with Cuba, there are actually several deals to be had — on claims compensation, terms for trade and investment, and a plethora of issues of mutual interest.
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They'll tell you that there is more succulence to be had when everyone gets a whole steamed lobster and the chance to pluck the sweet meat from every nook and cranny.
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Trump Jr. says the meeting quickly turned away from Clinton, after he realized there was no useful information to be had, to a discussion of US policy concerning adoptions from Russia.
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There are tales as long as my arm from fellow plus-size women who have been duped or tricked in this way and frankly, a discussion needs to be had about it.
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"You don't have to follow the story of the game, you can go anywhere, do anything, and there's adventures to be had outside the underlying storyline adventure of the game," he said.
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Purple, for instance will throw in a free pillow with your purchase (while supplies last) But there are plenty of other (and better) deals to be had for those in the market.
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But if there's a good deal to be had, you better believe we're going to find it — and Nordstrom Rack has to be one of our favorite places to do just that.
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I get it; nostalgia is a prime motivator, physical music (especially records) look and feel cool, and there's a beautiful sort of satisfaction to be had in a neatly-organized record shelf.
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There are massive and fascinating ethical debates to be had about parental controls in general, and especially the ways technology expands both the opportunities for control, and the threats digital natives face.
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The MacBook Air lags behind what you'll find in the MacBook Pro in terms of its low-resolution screen, processor, and RAM speed, but there are some advantages to be had here.
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While our real world attempts at living forever are just scratching the surface of Altered Carbon, there's no shortage of inspiration to be had in binging on Netflix's latest sci-fi wonder.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Europe's most shunned stock market sector, banking, is starting to tempt some investors as a string of solid earnings updates persuade them there are cut-price deals to be had.
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There is a dialogue that needs to be had about racial exoticism as a beauty technique — one that Grande's glam team probably needs to be part of — but blackface it is not.
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But if you're happy to stick with Verizon for the next two years, then there's little reason to fear the hidden terms here — there are actually some solid discounts to be had.
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"He's created some good dialogue that needed to be had that wasn't being had because PC culture sort of forced real issues off of the table," Trump said of his father's campaign.
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The fact it has now risen from the app graveyard is a plucky bet by the founders there's a (second) chance to be had here — but it is just that: a chance.
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A first-time mom-to-be had one of the most stressful experiences of her life when she visited New York City on a business trip in June at 23 weeks pregnant.
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They've already seen how having this kind of virtual community spreads into the real world, with all sorts of bonding experiences to be had with the players you share your island with.
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But, we're not entirely convinced... Now, there's nothing necessarily impractical about the novelty denim item, per se, but they are a small part of a larger conversation that needs to be had.
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Businesses have an incentive to embrace the internet of things: there are cost savings to be had from embedding sensors in equipment and factories, analysing the data thus produced and improving efficiency.
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Asked if he anticipated a renewed debate on gun control, Weber said it was a debate "that needs to be had" but argued mental illness needs to be part of the discussion.
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By holding the talks on the Korean Peninsula, "if things work out, there is a great celebration to be had on the site, [and] not in a third-party country," he said.
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There are legitimate debates to be had over whether DDT should be banned outright, given that it is an effective tool in fighting diseases like malaria or potentially even the Zika virus.
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The Moon is in your sign for most of the day today, Libra, and good vibes abound despite some uncomfortable or tense conversations that need to be had—you'll get through it!
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There was better stuff to be had, for one thing, and many of the clothing brands we coveted and stores we wanted to shop at weren't available in Canada at the time.
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If there is a competitive tension to be had between her and another local shopkeeper, it would probably be John Casey, of Casey Rubber Stamps, since they both sell desk-centric items.
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"Our estimation of their level of intelligence tends to influence how seriously we take their welfare—and it probably should, though there is an argument to be had about that," Lea says.
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Fair to say this isn't the most nuanced or emotionally arresting thing Daft Punk have produced, but there's an unabashed joy to be had when they enter the realms of pure maximalism.
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Better than anyone who'd come before, the Prince of Humbugs understood that the public was willing—even eager—to be conned, provided there was enough entertainment to be had in the process.
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And while there are moderate positions to be had on a whole host of issues, it's difficult-to-impossible to find a politician who will articulate a nuanced position on abortion rights.
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There's a lot of freebies to be had, and a lot of people hustling and pitching their startups, and everybody's looking for a better job, and that's where you get the gossip.
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Henry VIII was pissed off: He was the one who was supposed to choose Douglas's husband, since she was a diplomatic prize to be had and used to garner favor and alliance.
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A Grown-Up's Guide to Walt Disney World Whatever brings you to the theme parks — your honeymoon, nostalgia, business travel, unfulfilled childhood fantasies — there's plenty of grown-up fun to be had.
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Nevertheless, there's fun to be had in Atomic Blonde: Theron is genuinely phenomenal, and the fight sequence in the stairwell is more than enough to recommend the film to any action fan.
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That means there are bargains to be had among tech stocks that have great fundamentals and good potential, but that are seeing their share prices sink in the short-term economic crises.
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No matter what that little something is that'll boost your mood, there's a deal to be had across all categories at Nordstrom at the moment, so let's dive right into the discounts.
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For future settlement lawyers, the ruling would set a precedent, namely that there's a big fee to be had offering consumers very little restitution (also a common critique of class-action settlements).
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If the flight is at night with no real views to be had, however, I'll consider the aisle seat so I can stretch out and be able to get up with ease.
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It believes the only possible deal to be had at the summit is a return to a 'backstop' solution - already rejected by Britain - of keeping Northern Ireland in the EU customs area.
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There are bonuses to be had as well: The program pays extra for snakes measuring more than four feet or for snakes that were sent to the afterlife while guarding snake eggs.
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"Teo romanticized the tacos of his hometown so much and I'm not going to lie that as a native Angeleno, I thought I've had all the tacos to be had," Feltham says.
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And there is a valid debate to be had as to whether the US is too deferential to Turkey, which is hostile to Kurdish groups due to its country's own Kurdish rebellion.
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As Canada begins to accept a new wave of refugees, the inevitable conversation will shift to the logistics of our country's refugee program, which, frankly, is a conversation that needs to be had.
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" He follows up, "There are just so many more important fights to be had in the world, and I don't know if music is a very noble way to spend your whole life.
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" But there were some more sanguine voices too, with Ireland's foreign minister calling for patience and another national EU diplomat saying: "There is still more drama to be had - and then we'll see.
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There should also be a component that's specific to the needs and concerns of LGBTQ students and conversations about mental health in relation to gender identity and sexual orientation need to be had.
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"The board has already discussed the internal controls used to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of body camera data, and related discussions will need to be had for drone-related data," Brundage said.
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There is a discussion to be had about the power of the tech industry, but much of the techlash is in fact fuelled by complaints from competitors whose business models have been disrupted.
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Things were looking up for Kardashian, too: The father-to-be had been working on his health and decided to get some blood work done to get the latest update on his diabetes.
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These are basically just heavy-duty land tugs for now, but if successful, there's a lot of potential business to be had in providing similar services for shipping-port facilities around the world.
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I raved about the North Antrim coast road to anyone who would listen (it is spectacular, though), as well the great "craic" to be had with the locals and the burgeoning culinary scene.
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There are considerable conversations to be had about the way in which official Washington over-classifies documents and the ways in which security clearances take on considerable cash value in the private sector.
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We've waited too long, and I hope that players will find the thrills to be had, by tapping away at the surface of what is, to begin with, a tough game to crack.
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And there's some hope to be had — the finale ends with Julia revealing to Quentin that she can still produce faint magical sparks, which fizzle like dud sparklers on the Fourth of July.
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" Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, in interviews on "Fox News Sunday" and CNN's "State of the Union," did not rule out U.S. military force but said "there are more sanctions to be had.
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While there is still money to be had for the very biggest startups or those growing like a weed, it seems investors are a lot more reluctant to put money into riskier bets.
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" Pressed if those DACA recipients would see a solution in the next six months, Ryan said Wednesday, "I think people should rest easy" but emphasized "there is a compromise to be had here.
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Even if Mercedes have clinched both titles, with Lewis Hamilton securing his sixth in Texas, there remain some bragging rights to be had as the 21-race season heads into the penultimate round.
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But simply because there is political gain to be had from calling on Franken to resign doesn't eclipse what a handful of female Democratic senators accomplished in the space of an hour today.
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Investors need to be vigilant as trade war talk heats up, but there may be some buying opportunities to be had amid the volatility, veteran fund manager Larry Glazer told CNBC on Friday.
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Shop all women's shoe deals hereFrom women's boots to sneakers and sandals, there's no shortage of footwear deals to be had at the Anniversary Sale from brands like Cole Haan, Nike, and Vince.
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" State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said Pompeo told his North Korean counterpart Ri Yong Ho that they should talk again soon and that Ri replied, "There are many productive conversations to be had.
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Maybe the best way to get Trump's attention and sell him on reviving the Urban Rat Control grant program is to stress that there is glory to be had, and for relatively cheap.
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Some of New York's best art experiences are to be had away from the social whirl of exhibition openings; late summer hours at the city's museums offer up a scene all their own.
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There's plenty of choppy percussive elements and cinematic synth washes to be had—but the album also has its fair share of coruscating sound exercises, dotted with naturalistic field recordings and hollow clamor.
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Ultimately, there is a trade-off to be had between convenience and privacy while at a protest, and how much you're willing to sway on either side of that is up to you.
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But many EU leaders see the main negotiations to be had now as being among May and her allies in London, possibly only after she gets a budget through parliament early next month.
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"The whole idea was, 'Hey, we hope we're all in this room because we deeply believe in the data opportunity, and we believe that there's huge, huge gains to be had,'" Knapp said.
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Now, are there misgivings to be had about the way that people of color and minorities were covered during this election and the way that the female candidates were covered by the media?
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Multiple people I spoke with expressed frustration that the conversation about video games' role in mass shootings is obscuring another, very important conversation to be had within the gaming community about violent games.
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I'm pretty sure I'd stop — which is a real shame, as there are incredible health and quality-of-life benefits to be had from running, even running slowly, and it's fun, to boot.
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Perhaps this is because for much of her life she has been hearing only one side of an argument and doesn't know or care that there is a larger conversation to be had.
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Larry Fink, CEO of the world's biggest asset manager BlackRock, told shareholders that the economy will recover from the coronavirus pandemic, and when it does, there will be "tremendous opportunities" to be had.
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Some experts say this recent tardigrade fiasco highlights that more discussions need to be had about what kinds of deep space payloads are acceptable and what kind of behavior we're all okay with.
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But there were no exclusive iPhone deals to be had, and American officials blocked a plan by Mr. Son to buy another carrier, T-Mobile, which would have given the business more scale.
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" According to the State Department, in their brief exchange on Saturday Pompeo told Ri: "We should talk again soon," to which Ri responded: "I agree, there are many productive conversations to be had.
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" According to the State Department, in their brief exchange on Saturday Pompeo told Ri: "We should talk again soon," to which Ri responded: "I agree, there are many productive conversations to be had.
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There were plenty of consultant recommendations to be had from other families at the public high school Karen attended in the Chicago suburbs, or from the College Confidential website that they read regularly.
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In addition to the saving to be had on Amazon devices (like the Echo), TVs, laptops, home goods, and headphones, to name a few, Amazon is slashing prices on gift cards as well.
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While there are important debates to be had about the Islamist group's role in politics, particularly given its hostility to liberal values, this is not the same thing as being a terrorist group.
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There's a lot of fun to be had with the intersection between the media and high finance, and with how the 24-hour news cycle turns even matters of life and death into entertainment.
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In online education, real-world experience can be one of the most challenging things to provide, especially in areas of advanced technology where there isn't that much hands-on experience to be had anywhere.
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This doesn't strike me as a conflict where there was no reasonable compromise to be had, though, so in the end, it's now on both companies' customers to figure out what to do next.
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Now that the recent social turmoil has captured the attention of the world's media, the only comfort to be had is that the causes and significance of the protests are so widely understood overseas.
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For all of the joy to be had making things like the Rosenberg alien and the worm guys, there was also the real difficulty of dealing with another character, which was the Edgar bug.
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Whether it's depression, anxiety, or one of the many other mental health problems that exist, there's a discussion to be had that aims to educate the wider world about the nuances of these conditions.
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In an ad for the game's Super Duper Graphics Pack set to release next year, Benoist sings about Minecraft and all the possibilities there are to be had...from an optional DLC graphics pack.
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He's always down to dress up as Loki and poke fun at the villain's self-righteously serious demeanor, and if there's a dance break to be had, you know he's going to take it.
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"Equity markets did not take the (yuan) surprise well... There was little joy to be had in the Caixin Services PMI release today either," Angus Nicholson, market analyst at IG, said in a note.
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So, despite a U.S. unemployment rate that is forecast to reach levels not seen since the 1960s, there are still jobs to be had as employers loosen their demands in hope of filling positions.
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A debate remains to be had about whether that is positive (cleaning up politics and giving voters more power) or negative (enshrining a cynical presumption of wrong-doing and thus putting off prospective politicians).
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Those who back Obama's approach also slam the idea that there is a "better deal" to be had, as Trump has often said, as a myth or that other partners will agree to renegotiate.
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Icahn had never forgiven Ackman for it, and the reported Herbalife position, no matter how small it was said to be, had many wondering if his long‑awaited chance at payback had finally arrived.
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While there were plenty of jokes to be had about how awful the Trump robot looked, a few people started to point out that it looked strikingly similar to Trump's election opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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"Investors are finally waking up to the fact that the AT1 sector has underperformed this year and that there is considerable relative value to be had," said Mark Holman, CEO of TwentyFour Asset Management.
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But for black Americans like me, the killings of black men and women at the hands of the state with no justice to be had, is among the oldest and most familiar American stories.
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The slow burn of a Sembene film may be a world away from the cut and thrust of a Nollywood action flick, but there's still a dialogue to be had between past and present.
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Not only was there no military victory to be had, but Britons had to swallow the embarrassing spectacle of former IRA bombers being released from prison and onetime IRA commanders entering parliament at Westminster.
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Man: No cabs to be had out there The song was written in 1944, when women were expected to, as billionaire Foster Friess "joked" in 2012, put aspirin "between their knees" for birth control.
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While rainbow-plastered marketing campaigns from companies like telecom T-Mobile US or jeans maker Levi Strauss show there's revenue to be had, the few proxy campaigns against big companies have tended to fail.
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This would also answer my first detractor, who noted that Raquel could just order more pasta: The heedless pasta consumption was all the more hurtful because there was no more pasta to be had.
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We have ESPN-FC, we have ESPN-Quick Info, so we do think there is business to be had there, but it's not in the business of starting networks, buying rights in those areas.
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There's certainly an argument to be made that the genre's oversaturated, but there are also numerous interesting discussions to be had around why the genre's managed to make such a foothold in cultural horror.
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"After almost 25 years, we should be completely disabused of any thought that there is a rational bargain to be had with North Korea that will be honored by North Korea," Gregson told me.
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Additionally, partner awards, even in premium cabins, are still pricing at a relatively stable rate, so there&aposs certainly still great value to be had from MileagePlus miles no matter what your travel style.
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Of course, tons of retailers have steep deals on several of the top games for PS4 and PS4 Pro, with savings to be had of up to a whopping $48 from GameStop in particular.
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"The terrorist attack in Paris in late 2158 and the attacks in Europe, in general, has led to fewer travelers visiting the city and better deals to be had from airlines," Ms. Gavin said.
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But there is more fun to be had at Acne than "just right" jeans and leather jackets (the label's stalwarts) to place in a room with white walls and a single, sanctimonious fig tree.
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The series showed that there is still plenty of story to tell and fun to be had with "Star Wars" outside of the Skywalker Saga, whether it be on the big or small screen.
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Washington (CNN)After months of rhetoric and negotiations on immigration with the parties barely any closer to each other, the reality is beginning to dawn that there may be no deal to be had.
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"I think there's a grown-up conversation to be had about what happened," Mr. Kassam said in an interview, adding that he did not believe that some conservatives wanted to have that conversation now.
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For starters, a trip into Macy's this holiday season felt like a visit to a teenager's bedroom: In its Paramus, N.J., store, items were strewn everywhere and no useful answers were to be had.
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What I wanted more than anything as a board member was for Roger to have more runway, because I knew where he was going with the product and there was something to be had.
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But in this major power center, workplace harassment isn't a conversation congressional offices have until it absolutely needs to be had — whether because of a bombshell news report or a victim's push for internal review.
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"I'm going to try and arrange — I'm going to do my best — to get the conversations that need to be had between you and these people so you can hear from them," he told her.
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The mom-to-be had already picked out a name for her baby, though it "was too soon to tell" if it was a boy or girl, her husband, John Holcombe, said on Facebook Wednesday.
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There is something snobbish, perhaps, in asking more of Love, Simon from a longer view of queer culture, when there's such uncomplicated joy to be had in accessing something that never existed previously, however flawed.
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"Terry is particularly good at keeping his relationships when there isn't a transaction to be had," says Michael Kempner, a Democratic donor and fundraiser who bundled millions of dollars for Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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In a sneak peek at Sunday's NBC tribute to director James Burrows, Watch What Happens Live host Andy Cohen uncovers the dirt that not all the megastars-to-be had to audition for their roles.
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DES MOINES — Inside the Iowa campaigns of Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, the latest polling and reports from volunteers in the field told a tantalizing tale: There were votes to be had in Mason City.
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"Folks in San Francisco — California in general — are pretty open about their views and their dislike for anything that is conservative, and there is really not a discussion to be had around it," he said.
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And all four women jamming out to hits by Beyoncé and Rihanna on set (see the video, below) is what may have convinced us that there is fun to be had in a fitting room.
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Image: GettyThere are some fantastic bargains to be had if you can live without the shiniest, newest gadgets—but diving into the second-hand market comes with its own set of potential pitfalls and problems.
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While popular items like the Diptyque candle collection are already sold out (womp, but no surprise there), there are still lots of great discounts on home decor, bedding, kitchen stuff, and more to be had.
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The conversations didn't have to be had in the same way that I, very awkwardly, on occasion, tried to explain to a male director how you sort of think it should be and it's not.
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When the evidence is so overwhelming, the debate to be had is about the best way to enact climate solutions, not a know-nothing rejection of the problem itself and reckless disregard for the truth.
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Recent stock market volatility has demonstrated that markets have overpriced the risk of deflation, the chief global equities strategist at Goldman Sachs told CNBC, saying there were good investment opportunities to be had in Europe.
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"Whether or not this (technology) is part of our toolbox.... the debate has to be had" on whether it should play a role, said Janos Pasztor, executive director of the Carnegie Climate Geoengineering Governance Initiative.
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While there's definitely a critique to be had about a corporation using black pain for profit, P&G's ad is a sensitive and harrowing depiction of the realities of black parenthood in a biased society.
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While it appears this event could rock the recent crude rally, which has sent energy stocks higher as one of the top sectors this year, some market experts say further gains are to be had.
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Shop all men's shoe deals hereFrom men's boots to sneakers and boat shoes, there's no shortage of footwear deals to be had at the Anniversary Sale from brands like Cole Haan, Nike, Sperry, and adidas.
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"I think there is value to be had working more closely with them," Clark told Reuters in a phone interview on Wednesday, although he said there might be concerns from regulators in some foreign markets.
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That focus will continue following this round, with Bashir adamant that with an estimated two percent of activity spend booked online, there's plenty of potential growth to be had at home before tackling international markets.
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There is a legitimate discussion to be had about the proper scope of intermediary liability, but it is simply untenable for dominant online platforms to maintain the position that they have no role to play.
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And because I lived on a college campus full of people my own age who also believed they were above being fucked with on a fake holiday, I definitely was not expecting to be had.
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"there's a much broader sense of justice that needs to be had" But meanwhile, we started a war on crime where we invested every last dime we had in policing and arresting and criminalizing behavior.
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Millennials may be slowly forgetting that their mobile phones make calls, but there's still a good amount of cash/intelligence to be had in gathering enterprise call statistics to gain more complete portraits of customers.
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By juxtaposition, the dark era of Prohibition is thought of as a fall from Olympus, when a desiccated nation drained what bitter impostor alcohol was to be had in dens tucked away from Puritan eyes.
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There is fun to be had with a short notice bout, but to see men at their best it is necessary for them and their teams to have time to study and work opponent specific.
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" House Republican Leader Jim Durkin told Reuters that he and Rauner are attempting to persuade House Republicans supporters of the Democratic tax hike to reconsider their votes because "there's a better deal to be had.
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American Ballet Theater is known for its renditions of full-length ballets at the Metropolitan Opera House, but there are more rewards to be had during its fall season at the David H. Koch Theater.
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There is not really an experience to be had with this piece, for reasons having nothing to do with representation or abstraction: it is a facile conceptual maneuver that disappears right after the conceit registers.
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It is an open question now whether it is even worth a Democrat's time to try to win those rural areas, given the possible yield to be had by campaigning more vigorously in Northern Virginia.
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Many travelers think of Santorini as a beach destination, similar to Mykonos, but locals have long known that the magic of the island is the gorgeous views to be had from its many steep cliffs.
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There are still decent models to be had for under $300, but you can now get higher-end, faster laptops (such as Google's line of Pixelbooks) with better-quality components, more storage, and increased memory.
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Indeed, the endorsement machine is apparently back in full force, from the jewels (now among the most lucrative deals to be had) to the bags, shoes and — this is a new one — skin care. Really.
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Facing declining fortunes in the United States and elsewhere, they turned to a ballooning consumer class in China hungry for new products — and susceptible to promises of the riches to be had by selling them.
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Fried acknowledged that there is a legitimate debate to be had on how high sanctions should shoot, or how to balance strategic concerns with human rights in countries the US has traditionally worked closely with.
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As the example of the student loan interest deduction shows, that's a complex question, and there are going to be a lot of debates and compromises to be had as the bill proceeds through Congress.
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Bellator put on a four fight card in Belfast and Glory 38 contained few of the company's big name performers, but that doesn't mean there wasn't fun to be had or lessons to be learned.
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