"They need to lead by example and show that this isn't tolerable in parliament, just as it wouldn't be tolerable in any other setting."
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It is a tolerable achievement and it is a disaster.
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MODERN air travel has become less tolerable in many ways.
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It's small consolations like these that make any breakup tolerable.
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So far the day is tolerable for this Texas boy.
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Taken in isolation, these measures are tolerable if not popular.
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What makes all this almost tolerable is the kids themselves.
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None came close to reducing it to a tolerable level.
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My experience dating men of color was far more tolerable.
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They also reasoned that the substantial costs would be tolerable.
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How can you make work tolerable and save the friendship?
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This time, however, Nusra's propaganda made the violence seem tolerable.
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The right dose is whatever works that produces tolerable side effects.
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How much disruption is plausibly tolerable in each iteration of reform?
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And all those Florida idiosyncrasies seem pretty tolerable at this point.
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Mentally strong parents know that although guilt is uncomfortable, it's tolerable.
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Now that AI could help keep Instagram more tolerable for humans.
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First of all, this spray is not just tolerable, it's delicious.
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The cafe was medium sized, and the noise level was tolerable.
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"It's not tolerable, and it's not acceptable," she recalled to CNN.
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Heat stress occurs when the body absorbs more heat than is tolerable.
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"Maybe it'll make your slightly racist uncle a little bit more tolerable."
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Except unlike Allen, the hype is tolerable and his play is palatable.
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But don't fool yourself into thinking this is OK or even tolerable.
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First, debt-funded buyouts can actually make their debt burdens more tolerable.
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It's still not totally comfortable, but it's definitely tolerable for short periods.
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Perfectly tolerable if you want to listen to that sort of thing.
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Tasters described it as having a tolerable — even enjoyable — amount of sweetness.
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This all would have been tolerable, except for a few more wrinkles.
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Tejal called the effect "sinister," but even so, it was easily tolerable.
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Planters even killed Mr. Peanut, an absurd premise only tolerable in cyberspace.
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Large adults won't be happy, but most should find the space tolerable.
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Gone are the days when healthy food in Nashville was simply tolerable.
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But 2 degrees is not some magic threshold where tolerable becomes dangerous.
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It's a different ad every time, but variety doesn't make it more tolerable.
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And (for now) it's an odor-free experience, so it's more than tolerable.
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The decision draws a line marking what's tolerable and intolerable and what's valued.
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Six years of economic stagnation have made Latin America's deep inequalities less tolerable.
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All governments, apart from Greece, can borrow in bond markets at tolerable rates.
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It feels terrible to have no one tolerable to vote for, doesn't it?
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I'm also hopeful that some of those products will make periods more tolerable.
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Multinationals saw fines from the authorities as a tolerable cost of doing business.
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Yet, the scene in front of me has turned out to quite tolerable.
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Or put another way, at what point should it no longer be tolerable?
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It also includes tolerable side effects, with the most common one being nausea.
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In that context, everything will be made easy, entertaining and tolerable for them.
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I wish Ivanka was the presidential candidate; she is so much more tolerable.
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Sharing intense experiences makes them more tolerable—you know, misery loves company, etc.
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The current situation isn't ideal, but it's tolerable to most of their companies.
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It's also unclear why some varieties seem to be more tolerable than others.
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But adding rear volume has ironically made the Panamera's bulbous back end tolerable.
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The unpleasant parts of a month without sugar are temporary, and they're tolerable.
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Others rely on naproxen or other NSAIDs to make hard exercise more tolerable.
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Another study of Spanish individuals found mycotoxin consumption far below the tolerable daily intake.
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Disagreement in the public agora is tolerable because it symbolically displaces actual physical conflict.
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I found other, more tolerable jobs within that company until I found something else.
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Spend time with friends to help make today's serious vibe a little more tolerable.
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Little do they know you're just trying to make the festivities more tolerable.[Firebox]
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Despite Mr. Bolton's enthusiasm, there are no tolerable military options for confronting North Korea.
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Minecraft is tolerable, but Halo 5 in VR would most definitely make you queasy.
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Cheese and bread left out too long yield a tolerable level of discomfort, though.
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For me, fame could only be tolerable when it is rooted in your craft.
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He's even pioneering new tech that'll make articles about exit velocity tolerable to read.
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The company keeps a list of ads it deems tolerable, and thus lets through.
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How much oppression and theft is tolerable in order to keep the machine running?
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"It's not tolerable to have a single accident that you're liable for," he said.
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Shifting visas from certain family-reunification to merit-based categories should be similarly tolerable.
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The status quo is hammering Palestinians but, for now, is tolerable for everyone else.
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For states with high retail cannabis taxes, tax competition has been a tolerable threat.
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With few tolerable outdoor hours in the day, many jobs will increasingly become nocturnal.
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While more tolerable, the weaker dose showed less clinical benefits than the high dose.
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By night, under more tolerable weather, the organizers succeed in at least one goal.
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Everyday life in the modern authoritarian regime is, in this sense, boring and tolerable.
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But it makes just about every other screen-enabled activity more tolerable during the evening.
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SimpleCitizen is aiming to make the process of navigating immigration documents a bit more tolerable.
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Over time you unlock new fidget spinners with funky designs and hardly tolerable spinning sounds.
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Some, like exploding rockets, are hair-raising; others, like radiation exposure, could prove more tolerable.
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It's only in recent years that touchpads on Windows computers have become tolerable to me.
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The limbo of semi-war and semi-peace is, sadly, a tolerable option for both.
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Marnie (Allison Williams) is finally marrying the barely tolerable man-child Desi (Ebon Moss-Bachrach).
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They prefer cannabis to medications often because of the more tolerable side effects, Cooper says.
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It is tolerable if the purchases were worthwhile, perhaps for investing rather than for consuming.
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It's a radioactive world that's only tolerable because of the many upgrades to my suit.
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That helps the drug get to the tumors better and makes the treatment more tolerable.
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Best of all, it's TSA-approved, so it makes those cross-country flights more tolerable.
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As long as the statue is perfectly upright, the eccentricity of the loads is tolerable.
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Any action that gives the public even the slightest appearance of impropriety is not tolerable.
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One important consideration is what kind of error is tolerable for the question at hand.
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Just a few inches of powder is all the insulation necessary between brutal and tolerable.
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And, taking it at bedtime makes the dizziness and drowsiness that it causes more tolerable.
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In a city as compressed and crowded as Barcelona, these problems are no longer tolerable.
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It's probably the equivalent of a frozen dinner, which can range from bad to tolerable.
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The bottom lineThough I still hate the wintertime, Vaseline Lip Therapy makes it more tolerable.
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You just need to keep the overall level of damage below a certain tolerable threshold.
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Molding the biggest lie of the internet into something tolerable was never going to be easy.
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What feels like a freezing cold office to you may be completely tolerable to your coworkers.
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But it's completely tolerable, and I was able to take this laptop everywhere with zero problems.
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I blast the Hamilton soundtrack to make it more tolerable, and the time totally flies by!
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It's part of a sea change in what Americans consider banal, invisible, or even tolerable violence.
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Trashing national parks, depriving Native Americans of vital services, and even jeopardizing FBI investigations proved tolerable.
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Heck, he made the otherwise-terrible Vacation reboot tolerable thanks to a much-needed, uh, boost.
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In fact, that is part of what makes strikes in France tolerable, if still a headache.
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"It's just made things a lot more tolerable for us and for our family," he says.
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This might be more tolerable if the world was becoming a safer place, but it isn't.
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And then there are moments of darkness, which no poetry can make beautiful, or even tolerable.
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In an era before software ran critical applications, this was tolerable; it is acceptable no longer.
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It dictates what levels of wind (in common conditions) are tolerable for a range of activities.
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"It's tolerable," she said after taking a bite, as you can see in the video above.
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There would be no childlike faith then, no poetry, no romance to make tolerable this existence.
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Clay is not just medicinal, then, but also an ingredient for making undesirable tastes more tolerable.
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"DACA gave them a more tolerable set of choices, including joining the mainstream workforce," Alsup wrote.
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The men treated her with condescension and irritation, not so much because she was a woman as because she was a woman pretending to know things that she did not know, and vanity and foolishness, which were tolerable in a man, were not tolerable in a woman.
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Still, most ear piercings are tolerable compared to other areas of the body, like nipple piercings (ouch!).
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In both films, a perfectly deadpan tone sharpens the sadness while rendering it tolerable with lacerating humor.
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The case helps mitigate the earbuds' short battery life, but it's far from making the experience tolerable.
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Gorgeous movie, though, and possibly the most tolerable one to star both Adam Sandler and Kevin James.
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It's always fast enough to be tolerable but never so fast that you don't notice the difference.
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Fortunately this was not a high-precision launch with some complex trajectory, and delays were more tolerable.
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The following companies are working on new methods to make chemotherapy safer, and more tolerable, for patients.
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Relieving this pain would be a small but important part of making chemotherapy more tolerable for patients.
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That might be tolerable, were it not for the other big cost of the Trump era: unpredictability.
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The humidity level is far beyond tolerable, situated somewhere in the oppressive, hellhole realm of summer days.
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Jabbari: I like this song but it is slightly less tolerable in my current state of things.
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The commission devised a plan that was enshrined into law, specifying what level of risk is tolerable.
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In the highly competitive e-commerce world, providing barely tolerable DMV-like customer service doesn't cut it.
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While killing just a few may be considered tolerable, extremely savage attacks might threaten the group's survival.
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Children's rain boots need to be comfy, durable, and tolerable enough for picky little ones to wear.
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Do the Brooklyn Nets think they can take him on as a tolerable-risk, mediocre-upside acquisition?
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That's why I spent a month attempting to figure out how to make every step more tolerable.
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The seats in each cabin have a few features to make ultra-long-haul flights more tolerable.
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Mr. Rouhani has long been considered a more pragmatic leader who was seen as tolerable to moderates.
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Photography works and doesn't work, it is tolerable and intolerable, it confounds and often exceeds our expectations.
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"This is the second situation we've had with the reseller and this is not tolerable," she said.
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"Tending to Eligia was tolerable because we both liked silence," he blandly announces a few months in.
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It returned to a tolerable level, but the cosmonauts never figured out the reason for the surge.
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And one of those points of agreement is that anti-Semitism is tolerable, if not exactly preferred.
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But Congress needs to assess whether the residual risks are more tolerable than the costs of war.
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The overt politicization of violence can render certain forms of it rational and tolerable for public consumption.
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In such situations, how much waste or inefficiency is tolerable for the sake of long-term gains?
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Are you tired of working nearly every single day to maintain a barely tolerable standard of living?
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She makes herself so tolerable to supporters of other parties that they stay at home on election day.
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He fully commits to the movie's brooding absurdities, rendering its costume-party grimness tolerable, even entertaining at times.
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Probiotics help digest the milk sugar lactose, making yogurt often tolerable by those who can't eat dairy foods.
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Iron Fist, billionaire hippie and magical white savior of the mystical Easter kingdom of K'un-Lun is… tolerable.
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But sipping wine while she fills her cart at Mariano's, a Chicago-area supermarket chain, makes it tolerable.
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Twitter became slightly more tolerable when a group of mascots started a wholesome thread hyping each other up.
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Beautiful pastel colors and blurry, Claude Monet-esque backdrops in the Urahara world keep its characters' inanities tolerable.
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Let's take a look at some cat gifs that make the story of the election season more tolerable.
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Surely those devices can connect in a way that makes sitting through a nine-inning game more tolerable.
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They often explore the boundaries of what it is tolerable to hear, yet remaining welcoming, rather than forbidding.
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It's true, of course, that deficit-spending is always more tolerable to Republicans when they control the presidency.
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It's not tolerable to accuse me to be associated with a guy who shot 11 people in Pittsburgh.
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"The things that were taking place, from what I'm told — that's not tolerable," Township Manager Jim Fosselman said.
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If the wind is favorable, the odor around the barns is tolerable — a little sweet, a little sharp.
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But sex did evolve from being downright painful to tolerable [after I gave birth for the first time].
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Dr. Tashiro says he was an "extraordinarily awkward kid," but through deliberate practice, these scenarios became more tolerable.
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So, more often than is tolerable, breaking news in football turns out to be nothing of the sort.
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Mattress covers and pads are nice for making them more tolerable, in terms of both hygiene and comfort.
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Besides value, he said that travelers can expect still tolerable temperatures before the heat of summer sets in.
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The building is poorly insulated, so I often hear neighbors moving around or playing music, which is tolerable.
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As long as nothing occurs that threatens Mexican economic stability, this state of affairs is regrettable but tolerable.
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Know that my displaced, fractured hip was more tolerable because of your kindness, and I'll never forget it.
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The situation might be tolerable if people at least got to experience real community within their victim groups.
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This is the belief that Trump's behavior is tolerable because at least Republicans can pass a tax cut.
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From scoring the best seat assignment to zipping past security lines: how to make air travel more tolerable.
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Mosquitoes were in abundance, but there was enough of a breeze off the lake to keep them tolerable.
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New Jersey Transit's concourse, despite a garish color scheme, is the only tolerable space — in rush hour's absence.
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Here, she shares her strategies for making car rides and flights tolerable, even enjoyable, for you and them.
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It brought down indoor temperatures by at least two degrees, which was enough to make the intolerable tolerable.
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Be his friend and he'll do you a service that'll make the journey through Lothric far more tolerable.
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In Washington, war has become tolerable, an enterprise to be managed rather than terminated as quickly as possible.
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Investing in health services—particularly palliative care, which helps make life tolerable for the sick—can make a difference.
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Michael Sheen returns to do tolerable work as a werewolf freedom fighter with decent abs and extremely good hair.
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It's not tolerable that you accuse me of being associated with a guy who shot 11 people in Pittsburgh.
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One quick tip: Have plenty of treats on hand to make the situation much more tolerable for your pet.
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And perhaps most impressively, Tremblay did the impossible — he made "Uptown Funk" tolerable again, ripping up the dance floor.
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The fact that the game doesn't punish you in any way makes the learning curve a lot more tolerable.
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This would ensure that companies don't take the money and then lay down the bare minimum connection tolerable today.
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Until then, deep brain stimulation (DBS) can be used as a relatively safe, effective, and tolerable therapy, they said.
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And the only way in which he felt life to be at all tolerable was if he were intoxicated.
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They save for their own pensions, but many have not contributed long enough to provide for a tolerable retirement.
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In other words, Threshold has sent a clear message: Explicit bigotry, harassment, and hatred are tolerable among conservative thinkers.
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I recommended that the doctor raise Dad's dose of Dilaudid in order to make my other brother more tolerable.
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Over the course of a few months, these headaches went from being occasional and tolerable to daily and excruciating.
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There is one other, often overlooked change coming that could make the Iowa patient's costs more tolerable for insurers.
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It is tolerable, but it is not comfortable by any definition of the word that I am aware of.
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If you hate sand as much as I do, we have advice and gear for making the beach tolerable.
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A bit of preparation goes a long way to making video calls more tolerable for you and your colleagues.
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What made it tolerable and, through the hazy tint of memory, a wonderful time, were the friends I made.
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Average PM 2.5 ranged from 6.21 to 15.65 over the study period; a level of 12 is considered tolerable.
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The result will be further calcification of our divisions, where even the ceremonial joint sessions are no longer tolerable.
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The unforgiving climate of Svalbard — a territory of Norway — may be more tolerable environment for some than Trump's America.
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"These bacteria are tolerable to drying and protect themselves in food debris and a self-produced slime," she said.
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In contrast, the types of debts most tolerable were business loans, home equity loans and medical bills, Finder said.
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It was a tolerable and unremarkable setup, with the exception of the leaf-covered wallpaper, which I found delightful.
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More Life, which he calls a "playlist" rather than an official album release, thus falls into the more tolerable category.
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Harsh words are tolerable, reckons an ex-politician in Chicago: credible death threats, or thrown rocks and bottles, are not.
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This will still put a load on the electrical systems providing this energy, but it will be "tolerable," he said.
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Register acknowledged that Abbott was being sarcastic, but reiterated that there is no situation in which such comments are tolerable.
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Vain, self-centered people will likely find aging less tolerable than those who seek meaning in life by helping others.
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Mondays can be tough on the body and soul, but you can take certain measures to make them more tolerable.
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When does prioritizing our own #selfcare mean we're failing to adequately prioritize making the world more tolerable for everybody else?
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If you've been missing The Office family to make your own 9 to 5 seem more tolerable, you're not alone!
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The surprising thing was that, as bulky as the Alpha looks, it's really quite light and tolerable on the wrist.
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Sure, I didn't jump out of bed in the morning to chase my dreams, but it was a tolerable life.
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To Musk, someone speaking against him is probably way more tolerable than someone starting a slur campaign against renewable energy.
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I last wrote about my sobriety in February; life seemed tolerable then, as we weren't yet living in a dystopia.
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MMA had become watchable, tolerable, mainstream even, and better that our glimpses of its circus past remain just that: glimpses.
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Meanwhile, views in the app aren't the pixelated windows they generally were in 360 and are actually tolerable to watch.
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If that were ever acceptable, it is no longer tolerable as it allows stale thinking and management flaws to persist.
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But the fake-feminist privacy argument is apparently more tolerable to liberal minds — and perhaps more dangerous for that reason.
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There was one teacher, Reggie Black, who was an amazing literature and film teacher, which made the whole experience tolerable.
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So policymakers are therefore obliged to choose tolerable cruelties over the intolerable one that we're witnessing in action right now.
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If that outcome would be unfortunate, but tolerable, there may be no need to adjust your exposure to market risk.
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Alisa Erkes lives with stabbing pain in her abdomen that, for more than two years, was made tolerable by Butrans.
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Alisa Erkes lives with stabbing pain in her abdomen that, for more than two years, was made tolerable by Butrans.
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This has made otherwise socially impermissible misogyny tacitly tolerable within the realm of art in general and poetry in particular.
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This can induce anxiety, but the greater risk comes after a while, when the cold begins to feel almost tolerable.
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That's why "Double Holiday," about two office rivals planning a holiday party, is easily the most tolerable of the three.
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Tight circumstances may be tolerable when no one depends on you; they become quite another matter when you have kids.
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"It got to the point where Teams was tolerable as a Slack alternative," Nickolaisen, who took the ETR survey, told Recode.
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I guess it's true what they say: the dark times are much more tolerable when your friends are by your side.
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"The rash itself is uncomfortable and associated with a burning or stinging sensation that is tolerable, similar to sunburn," Chaiyasit says.
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Yet the quality of life for the patient, however tolerable at first, is often then suffered with increasing discomfort and pain.
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And even though Russia is weathering an economic crisis, diplomats and officials say the financial cost of the operation is tolerable.
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"I don&apost find the status quo tolerable — and these players deserve better," he said in a statement, according to NorthJersey.com.
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He reminds me how grateful I am to walk and talk daily and that makes everything in my world more tolerable.
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In virtually any context, even a relative down period like the one that L.S.U. is undergoing, would be seen as tolerable.
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Trilobites Listening to music may make the daily commute tolerable, but streaming a story through the headphones can make it disappear.
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The best features of Roku's new Streaming Stick may be an app that makes living with your roommates slightly more tolerable.
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Their various quirks and mismatches, while tolerable during the regular season, congeal into a mass of dysfunction exactly when they shouldn't.
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Although he went through the virus' moderate phase when he came to us, he felt that the symptoms were quite tolerable.
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It would also demand that she deem the political risk tolerable in a country that overwhelmingly supports her in her stance.
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If you want to make the air in your home a little more tolerable and breathable, we suggest getting a humidifier.
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And you need to dig, mine, and build facilities that make life possible (and tolerable) for your little buddies, oxygen included.
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We'd ultimately build a healthier political culture if we admitted that partisanship is okay — complete with a tolerable dose of hypocrisy.
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"Beyond what is tolerable," the American cardinal Raymond Burke, a leader of the conservative resistance to Francis, said at the time.
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Mr. Diaz considered the risks of historical howlers (Kafka imagined the Statue of Liberty holding a sword) and found them tolerable.
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"I was a tolerable schoolboy chemist and intent on a career in industrial chemistry," he said in a speech in 2016.
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There has been a 30-40 basis points effect in our short term external borrowings, which at the moment is tolerable.
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Outside experts also say the countries' bare-bones plans are still far from enough to keep global warming to tolerable levels.
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Still, the study raised a new, and important, discussion about what kind of side effects to medication are tolerable and safe.
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The fact that capitalism also creates a steady stream of opportunities does not, by itself, make the risk of losing tolerable.
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So while it's uncomfortable, it's tolerable, and I feel that I've handled this the way that I needed to handle it.
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As long as China's interest in the region remained mostly in the realm of investment, it was tolerable to Russia, even welcome.
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" But at $95 ($80 with lockscreen ads), it's "a tolerable trade-off when you need a media-consumption tablet on the cheap.
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His most recent gig was overseeing Google's engineering team for YouTube Ads, maximizing revenue while also keeping ads tolerable for end users.
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"We learned that we love the ocean, that we can persevere past the limits of what we thought was tolerable," Appel says.
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They're expensive, but they make you look as if even if you're going to work, your job might be tolerable, even enviable.
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A more apt description for one that has come back from the near-dead to a tolerable life might be "phoenix economy".
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She speaks plainly, sounds genuinely interested when she probes the audience for extra details and keeps her crowing to a tolerable minimum.
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To the delight of many, Tacos El Tajin started serving food, which made the whole painful experience a little bit more tolerable.
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So most observers think that, in a crunch, legislators could bury the hatchet and come up with tolerable top-line spending numbers.
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This sort of compromise could be tolerable with a pair of disposably priced earphones, but for the luxury-class Katanas, it's unacceptable.
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Equally importantly, specialized treatments do not appear to be more tolerable to patients, with comparable rates of patient dropout to control treatments.
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It is those Democrats who find him tolerable enough to re-elect anyway, concerning themselves more with control of Congress this fall.
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Now much better anti-nausea medications and more tolerable oral instead of intravenous treatments have made a hospital admission for chemotherapy unusual.
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But one can adjust the balance of strategies used and rely relatively more on capture to make the needed changes more tolerable.
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The Apple Lisa computer on his desk, which is apparently so great that this otherwise dreary scenario becomes tolerable for ol' Kevin.
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Our children experience a cacophony of violence too often in silence, as if violence against children could ever be accepted as tolerable.
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"Migraine is the second leading cause of disability, and we need new acute treatments that are efficacious, safe, and tolerable," said Lipton.
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Alderson said on Thursday that the current payroll was "tolerable" and that he preferred not to include cash in a potential trade.
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Still, despite having to cope with the rerouting of many trains, commuters generally found the eight-week-long disruption to be tolerable.
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Any change would risk defeat, which is less tolerable than perpetual stalemate, in which the only decisive loser is the Afghan population.
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The source said a euro at $1.15 would still be tolerable for some but $1.20 would be a critical level to watch.
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The Crimes of Grindelwald couldn't have been saved by removing Depp, but it might have made the film a small degree more tolerable.
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The company's new hanger suppresses odors on fabric, leaving your dirty clothes smelling tolerable again without having to immerse them in water. How?
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USB-C should be the only port that's allowed to be included on any new gadget, but even microUSB would have been tolerable.
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Similarly, the tonal shifts are less jarring and the clumsy pacing more tolerable when there's a consistent emotional arc undergirding the entire story.
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"A large stock of debt needs a low interest rate to make it tolerable," says Mike Amey of PIMCO, a fund-management group.
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Confidence: Medium-High Skies should be partly sunny Sunday, with highs warming back up to the more tolerable upper 40s to low 50s.
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The impression is of a scattergun approach, with long delays and fines that are a tolerable cost of doing business for tech firms.
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Burkean conservatism tends to be as suspicious of reactionary change as of other sorts; tolerable in small measure, dangerous at the radical extreme.
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But on closer inspection, many of these events turned out to be quite tolerable to reefs, because of the nature of their onset.
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They were uncomfortable, but tolerable because, well, we were ten and they were sold at Limited Too and therefore the height of covetability.
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Life was pretty good, or at least became tolerable when Humphrey finally overcame the nightmares about prison that had plagued him for years.
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" Per Twitter's media policy, some sensitive content containing "graphic violence and/or adult content" is tolerable, but only if it's marked as "sensitive.
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The Structure sensor retails for $379, which makes the $399 price for Bridge pretty tolerable, given that it includes one of the sensors.
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The nations of the world agreed years ago to try to limit global warming to a level they hoped would prove somewhat tolerable.
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The daily nuisances you were putting up with in order to maintain peace in your life are no longer tolerable—you're moving on!
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But I found anything could be made tolerable with a little work: Glue headphones to your face, and an open office feels smaller.
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Yet he is in control, so gentle even the Pistol Annies and Garth Brooks dial it down and even Keb Mo is tolerable.
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Still, forcibly removing a judge for making decisions that offend the governing party is, to put it gently, not tolerable in a democracy.
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She had lost the baby weight and though she may look tolerable in clothes, under the Spanx her stomach was a horror show.
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The thesis grapples with a thorny problem of United States policy in the Middle East — how much repression by our allies is tolerable?
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That level of production is tolerable if their defense is sound and the rest of the Mets lineup is hitting as it should.
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So Van Alen launched Sleepyhead in March 2180, with the goal of making icky dorm room bedding a little more tolerable and hygienic.
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The four engines are powerful enough to reach cruising altitude in roughly 15 minutes, all the while keeping noise to a tolerable hum.
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For Aiona, it was her openness to vulnerability and her ability to infuse it into her music which made difficult times more tolerable.
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But at the same time, what Samsung showed today makes the idea of flexible phones a lot more tolerable than anything we've seen before.
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People on the drug did experience more side-effects than the placebo, such as headache, depression, and gastrointestinal symptoms, but they were largely tolerable.
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The verdict: This filter was fine and the bright side is that there are ways to adjust the settings to make it more tolerable.
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The Mac App Store is a treasure trove of apps that can make your day-to-day easier and your work life more tolerable.
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Pedialyte freezer pops are tolerable, but their packaging suggests that between 16 and 32 pops may be needed to fully rehydrate a dehydrated person.
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A low webcam is kind of tolerable in Huawei's MateBook X, which at least hides the webcam behind a clever mechanism in the keyboard.
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When discussing the situation in Houston, Dutch experts note that US infrastructure is poorly maintained, and tolerable risk levels are not defined by law.
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The idea that any of these features should be competent or tolerable at this price is kind of uncharted territory, and I'm loving it.
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For some countries, this monetary serfdom was tolerable because their industries were closely tied to Germany's, and business conditions rose and fell in tandem.
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"This would make it easier to plan the coal exit and avoid disruptions, while being cost efficient and tolerable for the macroeconomy," he said.
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The latest versions, called Dietary Reference Intakes, also include adequate, average, and tolerable nutrient levels—three more numbers for parents to keep in mind.
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I don't actually want to leave teaching, but I imagine my relatively stagnant salary will become less tolerable as I continue in my career.
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Most of the probe is shielded by a 4.5-inch-thick carbon composite foam material "umbrella" that will keep it at tolerable operational temperatures.
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It's possible that Woods's professional comeback also satisfies the curiosity stirring in some of us to know how a tolerable redemption looks right now.
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The Worst That Could Happen: Sechowski says it depends on which types, but there is a "tolerable upper limit" for certain vitamins and minerals.
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In the nuclear age, when a commander in chief might have to make world-altering decisions in minutes, that was no longer considered tolerable.
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Were the justices to act now, they would effectively be saying that modern line-drawing methods had gone beyond the point of being tolerable.
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That low return might be tolerable when money invested in an ultrasafe Treasury bond — or even in a savings account — generates very low returns.
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Steve Baker, the head of the influential eurosceptic European Research Group of Conservatives, described the government's proposals as "the possibility of a tolerable deal".
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This might be a tolerable (if culturally coarsening) trait in a reality television star; it is a dangerous one in a commander in chief.
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Being a rare temperate day in Washington with tolerable humidity, we requested a table in the restaurant's outdoor section, which abuts a busy sidewalk.
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For years, we have read in newspapers as two degrees of warming was invoked as the highest tolerable level, beyond which disaster would ensue.
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The only other liquor I can possibly compare it to is baiju, the clear Chinese liquor that exists only to make living in China tolerable.
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When it first debuted more than a year ago, Oxenfree did the unthinkable: it made the constant babble of teenagers not only tolerable, but enjoyable.
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This week, however, "What's My Snack?" included an adorable little rap in celebration of what sounds like a fairly tolerable treat: a carrot cake muffin!
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To unlock those solutions, the essential question for the U.S. is to find an acceptable modus vivendi — a sort of tolerable peaceful coexistence — with China.
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Based on the true story of 1973 battle, the movie is only tolerable now thanks to Emma Stone's clapbacks and 40-plus years of feminism.
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And if you're saying that conservatives may be tolerable, but evangelical Christians aren't — well, are you really saying you would have discriminated against the Rev.
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"The guy says stuff no would find tolerable if you were applying to a job at 7/85033," he said of the Republican presidential nominee.
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When fire marshals arrived, the gas reading inside the house was 80 times the tolerable level for humans, and over 100 times inside the Lexus.
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Sometimes a little liquid courage is necessary to make the whole hurtling-through-the-air-in-an-oversized-sardine-can thing a little more tolerable.
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Driven WHETHER it's for a coming high school reunion or making those favorite jeans tolerable again, nearly all of us wouldn't mind dropping some weight.
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Between making "Uptown Funk" tolerable again and making Leonardo DiCaprio's dreams come true, the nine-year-old actor has been winning hearts left and right.
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It's the kind of place where the bartenders dress like they've just survived the Great Depression—all suspenders and waxed mustaches—but it's surprisingly tolerable.
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Tuca & Bertie finally takes advantage of these themes, satirizing the stressors that make up systematic disenfranchisement and honoring the friendships that make it all tolerable.
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While the movie's morose mysticism is tolerable enough, once "Clara" starts arguing for following feelings instead of data, it puts on its own tinfoil hat.
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The dam's annual chance of collapse was registered as 1 in 5,000, or twice the tolerable "maximum level of individual risk," according to the report.
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I am a firm believer in the ability of music to help people express their emotions, hopes and fears, making their medical conditions more tolerable.
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" It goes on to say, "As a last resort, the awkward his or her is tolerable; a plural pronoun with a singular antecedent is not.
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Endless calls for further investigation send the message that the staggering corruption and abuse of power that Trump has already engaged in is somehow tolerable.
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For those who are eating too little, she suggests finding something tolerable to eat or trying something calorie-rich to drink, like a protein shake.
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Continuous movement synced to hands feels like the most organic option, but even this reviewer found it only tolerable for roughly an hour without breaks.
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"People tend to forget that if your child reacts to a drill in a way that's tolerable, it doesn't mean that others do," he said.
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When fire marshals arrived, the gas reading inside the house was 143 times the tolerable level for humans, and over 100 times inside the Lexus.
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They moved when Trump's abuse of power was not only no longer tolerable but in plain sight, impossible to miss and in Trump's own words.
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But Mr. Obama didn't complete the subsequent scheduled military withdrawal because the closer the deadlines came, the less tolerable the danger of security collapse became.
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For Susan Rice, former national security adviser to President Obama, accepting North Korea as a nuclear power is a tolerable idea that forestalls military engagement.
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I switched it up with lattes and though these were more tolerable, I couldn&apost get used to the taste of coffee over the week.
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It's in that spirit that we put together a collection of special deals on noise-canceling headphones that we think will make this world more tolerable.
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The ECB's bond-buying programme has kept borrowing costs in crisis-prone countries tolerable, though Europe's misplaced emphasis on austerity, recently relaxed, made the job harder.
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As a consequence, we expect the industry's impaired loan ratio to rise to around 4% by end-2017, but within tolerable levels for the banks' ratings.
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They're also what Dr. Hextall calls "tolerable," which means that they can be combined with retinoids for even better anti-aging results, without causing any irritation.
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But Paleo peeps claim that it's perfectly tolerable, can correct your posture, improve circulation, help you sleep more deeply, and get rid of aches and pains.
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I sampled an undrinkably bad Soylentini at an Andreessen Horowitz press event in July, bringing home a bottle of the premixed 2.0, which was totally tolerable.
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There are some improvements like slimmer bezels and thinner designs that make big phones more tolerable and easier to use, but they're still stupidly oversized phones.
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If you'd like to hear a much better rant about Jackson, however, listen to WFAN's Mike Francesa lay the smackdown in a much more tolerable way.
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The moment in Independence Day: Resurgence in which things finally start getting terrible—and thus start getting somewhat tolerable—takes place around the 25-minute mark.
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While the Arwing is somewhat tolerable in the way it handles, it felt to me like the vehicles became increasingly more cumbersome as the game progressed.
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"That is because the basic and overriding principle of coming off any drug is that slower is easier/less uncomfortable/risky—it's more tolerable," he says.
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Mr Steiner, a former Goldman Sachs bond trader, has pulled off the rare feat of making home-delivery both tolerable for shoppers and profitable for sellers.
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NBC's prime-time coverage ranges from mostly tolerable to downright horrendous, but the live streams are often absent any commentary — preferable to bad commentary any day.
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Part of what makes work tolerable is the idea that it is heroic, the fantasy that repetitive and meaningless tasks are charged with risk and significance.
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Clarifying state preferences in this area will diminish misperceptions on tolerable assaults on democratic systems, and enhance the integrity and transparency of political processes and discourse.
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Acceptable to Mrs Merkel, the rest of the EPP, the easterners and to left-of-centre governments, she was the tolerable candidate exhausted leaders could accept.
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President Moon's "peace regime" is essential to managing the risk of war on the peninsula and working toward a tolerable North Korea — both primary American interests.
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It's fine now: The Sun has entered Gemini, bumping you up on the list and putting Taurus last, making your horoscope tolerable to look at again.
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People must spend 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for weeks on end with wolf puppies just to assure them that humans are tolerable.
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Stitching name-brand sneakers in a Vietnamese factory, hauling shrimp from Thai waters for export to American supermarkets — all of it becomes more tolerable on meth.
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Hinds seems to suggest that "Smooth" in moderation — the way we reference it today — might be more tolerable than actually living through the song's golden years.
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Another from New York said a shower would be nice, and one from New Jersey said some sort of desk could make the journey more tolerable.
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Doctors I am a firm believer in the ability of music to help people express their emotions, hopes and fears, making their medical conditions more tolerable.
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There's a jacuzzi, an archery range, and a virtual reality room—small perks to make living in the middle of the desert a little more tolerable.
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Say what you will about Melania Trump, but there's no denying that she has one of the most tolerable social media presences in the Trump family.
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The rest of us will have to attempt something even harder and less practical: Making the future world more tolerable, bit by bit, change by change.
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Even among Republicans, the repeal-and-replace measure was barely tolerable: Just 41 percent of Republicans in the same survey said they approved of the bill.
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And, the Hyatt House Shenzhen Airport makes getting stuck at the airport more tolerable with in-room kitchens and direct connection to an adjacent shopping mall.
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Or they can double down on efforts to inform the public what is at stake and what will be necessary to make the risks more tolerable.
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That might be tolerable to the banks if the deal were of a more philosophically palatable character, along the lines of, say, restoring Argentina's access to credit.
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As it turns out, it sometimes does—and when it doesn't, we can sometimes convert the relevant emissions to a sound tolerable to our tiny, earthbound ears.
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"[T]he Court advises the Defendants that further delay is not tolerable in their confronting and tackling the challenges before the State's election balloting system," she said.
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Bild, the tabloid that led the criticism of him, increasingly portrays Germany in doom-laden terms: a poorly governed country plagued by criminals and barely tolerable Muslims.
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It is through their individual stories, their efforts to claw out just tolerable lives, find work, have children, remain healthy, that Rawlence has built his remarkable book.
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Our landlord, ahem, aggressively complies with NYC winter heat regulations so we have to sleep with all the windows open to get it to a tolerable temperature.
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How low unemployment could fall, in other words, depended only on what level of inflation was tolerable (for rising wages would surely end up lifting prices, too).
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The Duquesne bus, which was stopped in Pennsylvania between Somerset and Bedford, maintained heat and power, and it has restroom facilities, making the conditions at least tolerable.
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Virgin Orbit is dropping rockets out of a Boeing 747, Nintendo is switching up the Switch, and a new design could make the middle plane seat tolerable.
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This monetary serfdom is tolerable for the Netherlands because its commerce is closely tied to Germany and business conditions rise and fall in tandem in both countries.
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In the past few days there has been tangible progress in a number of areas that could make things more tolerable for travellers in America this summer.
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It was a ludicrous plot point last week and continues to be, but this week it's tolerable only because it helps break Jamal's tight allegiance to Lucious.
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Photo: Sears Price: $14.99Buy now: Faux fur blanket This cozy throw will make the winters a bit more tolerable for your coworker who can't wait for spring.
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Carceral society promotes fantasies of escape to make itself seem more tolerable; to make it seem like imprisonment is something to be overcome by its own victims.
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With a career spanning almost two decades, his performances have been as riveting as watching paint dry, with neither the charm nor wit to make them tolerable.
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The first clinical trials, called Phase 1 studies, are primarily focused on making sure the vaccine is safe and tolerable in a small sampling of healthy volunteers.
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The latest bet, 'nuffsaid, is, yes, yet another productivity startup, though one that seems devoted to making the messaging realities of 2020 employment a bit more tolerable.
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It's the kind of place where the bartenders dress like they've just survived the Great Depression—all suspenders and waxed mustaches—but it's surprisingly tolerable despite that.
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The library allowed me have a continuous circle of books coming in and out of my room that made the time in the hospital a little more tolerable.
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This, more than any specific objective or product, is the root of the hype trade, or at least for me the only thing that ever made it tolerable.
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It's a testament to the crumminess of modern aviation that a tiny screen and a few movies can make the difference between unmitigated misery and a tolerable experience.
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We all have these people, the Styrofoam crushes of our day-to-day lives, the ones who make the drudgery of existence just a little bit more tolerable.
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Ultimately, regardless of the type of workout mothers employ during pregnancy, safety is the top priority and movement of any kind makes for a more tolerable birthing experience.
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Sipping Moët at the opening made this elegant and ironic playground tolerable, though I forgot to reverently flip the bird at Ai as he was giving television interviews.
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"You can't spend endless money on making people's lives more tolerable, you have to migrate them to proper formal housing, which removes much of the crisis," said Smith.
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As a kid, I understood that from Christmas through Easter, -4 F was a tolerable day, 14 F was awesome, and -22 F or lower meant rough times.
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I'm not going to suggest you'll enjoy absolutely every single thing that is to come in the week ahead, but we'll do our best to keep it tolerable.
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Try living in any urban area that is likely to have the infrastructure that makes living with a disability tolerable on the money you get from S.S.D.I. Please.
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Anyway, Michael makes a terrible first impression, but he grows more tolerable by the second episode (also showing Sunday), and the series is colorfully drawn and generally harmless.
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My only qualm echoes my coworkers, I don't love the elastic band, while tolerable it has moments of digging into my heel which I could definitely do without.
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The inclusion of femme characters, meaning those who have female qualities but might not identify as female, is often based on what is considered tolerable femininity—sex appeal.
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Even then, only the left side of the bottom of the chassis was hot — the heat was very tolerable on my lap, and the wrist rests remained cold.
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The smell of beer was off-putting but tolerable; wine, while aromatic, smelled of real alcohol, and my body judiciously sensed poison, even as my brain scented fun.
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After 12 weeks, the researchers found that the fecal treatment was safe and tolerable and that the subjects had acquired microbiota that resembled that of their skinny donors.
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Urtrust added non-marine catastrophe excess-of-loss reinsurance treaties in 2017 and the probable maximum loss after its reinsurance arrangements is tolerable relative to its capital scale.
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But cook we have to, against the hope that doing so will make someone's life, maybe even your own, just a little bit better, a little more tolerable.
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Carry on cocktail kit Sometimes a little liquid courage is necessary to make the whole hurtling-through-the-air-in-an-oversized-sardine-can thing a little more tolerable.
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Sure, all of those things are tolerable for a few weeks, but after a while the expectation to be jolly literally all of the time becomes a tad overwhelming.
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The question becomes: Should America throw itself into reversing those trends, or accept them as inevitable and try rather to shape them in a way that will be tolerable?
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What's ironic is that GG crackers are Instagram-famous not because they look pretty, but because people like to share inventive ways to make the crackers taste somewhat tolerable.
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That alone might be tolerable for impatient souls, but once you're deposited in the system, you'll need to select again which planet you want to explore, kickstarting another animation.
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Cortana showed how this kind of AI could make life more tolerable on the battlefield: and her descendants are now trying to do the same thing for everyday life.
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In municipalities with tolerable administration, the disease is largely avoidable—a question of draining the pools of stagnant water in which the mosquitoes that spread the disease may breed.
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With the fans roaring loudly, I was a little frightened to put it on my lap, but it was surprisingly tolerable (though much too warm for the summer months).
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This is straining a 60-year-old covenant, under which the regime provides security, free public services and a tolerable standard of living in return for its people's quiescence.
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"I wouldn't say it's less depressing [to watch the testimony among other people]," the friend said, but having company made the "ridiculousness" of the events more tolerable for him.
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The Texas senator has become the default savior of the Republican establishment, earning their support by a process of elimination that has left him the only barely tolerable option.
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For some, this would have been a frustrating but tolerable outcome, but Mildred becomes convinced over the years that they can't raise their three children in a big city.
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But hopefully as people become more tolerable of select differences in this country and world, we will be able to hoist such people up where they should properly stand.
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Superman that had any life to it, so her own movie, directed by Monster's Patty Jenkins, would seem the best chance for a tolerable movie from the D.C. universe.
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"In view of the situation after the decision in Russia, which is tolerable for both sides, I'm not quite seeing why Fortum appears to be somewhat annoyed," Schaefer added.
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But Justice Stephen G. Breyer, writing for the court, said the contested deviations were less than the 10 percent that the Supreme Court has said is generally constitutionally tolerable.
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But for the rest of us, an electrified bicycle might be a way to make exercise both tolerable and practical, according to an encouraging new study of bicycle commuting.
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Carry On Cocktail Kit Sometimes a little liquid courage is necessary to make the whole hurtling-through-the-air-in-an-oversized-sardine-can thing a little more tolerable.
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Annual budget deficits, in turn, are manageable, or at least tolerable, if the interest rate required to sell new debt is seen as the riskless rate of interest; i.e.
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It's primarily because of those issues that the tolerable upper intake level — the max you should take unless under the direction of a doctor — is 2,000 mg for adults.
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Doing warmup exercises like jumping jacks or even stretching can start heating up your body before you head out the door, making the transition to the cold more tolerable.
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The episode might be more tolerable if binged with the rest of the show later: It methodically writes a lot of checks that one hopes will be cashed later.
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But I would've gladly given the game another six months (out of a comically long development cycle) for its creators to have smoothed out the controls into something tolerable.
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"The Largesse of the Sea Maiden," as a volume, drills down into and through what is tolerable until it hits a powerful vein of the painfully mortal and lasting.
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While the crackdown brought a long economic slowdown to China, mostly due to international sanctions, the pain was considered tolerable by a regime that has zero tolerance for dissent.
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And even though those ideas aren't feasible—they're probably lethal, actually—they're still powerful enough to make the car shopping process more attractive and, therefore, somewhat closer to tolerable.
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Historical accuracy be damned — letting the women be the literal lifesavers is a wonderful modern take on this story, which makes a lot of this movie's silliness more tolerable.
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What it should also do is prompt urgent action from the country's elected representatives to compromise over their many differences and resolve a stalemate that is no longer tolerable.
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Scott and Everett are terrific in handling material that demands seriousness and silliness by turns, and the movie does enough well that its flaws are tolerable, if not necessarily overlookable.
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About 18 months ago, Netflix began to develop and invest in the kind of programming that is "exciting to younger adults and more than tolerable for adults," Mr. Sarandos said.
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"I am grateful that I was able to do something in which I could tell people that it's okay to speak about this, that the pain is tolerable," she says.
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Now, many foodies see their products as not merely tolerable but actually trendy (although there's also a backlash against the products, with some critics saying they're too processed and unhealthy).
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The course is available 24/7 and features nine modules (a total of 12 hours of content) that will take you from beginner to tolerable piano player in no time.
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In a scientific analysis published last year, German researchers couldn't report the prevalence of tattoo-related infections because most were so tolerable and treatable they never made it into reports.
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If I keep watching, it'll only be to make Twitter tolerable on Monday mornings, and because what else am I going to do on Sunday nights for the next month?
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And I think that the advantages to United States and China, to getting along, are so great on both sides, that I anticipate that they will reach some tolerable adjustment.
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I would encourage them and tell them that they're not only tolerable and OK in the eyes of God, but that they're to be celebrated for exactly who they are.
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"The measure has been taken to make sure farmers get fair prices for their produce while customers can buy rice at a tolerable rate," the ministry said in a statement.
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Now, many foodies see their products as not merely tolerable but actually trendy (although there's also a backlash against the products, with some critics saying they're too processed and unhealthy).
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To some who see the museum's opening as the fulfillment of a hard-fought dream, the president's visit is seen as a tolerable distraction or even welcomed as an honor.
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There was a certain excitement, even, in my growing ability to just let life be life, without having to chemically alter myself to make it more special and/or tolerable.
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When these symptoms occur in a healthy environment, the result can be tolerable (serious but temporary responses) or even positive (brief increases in heart rate with mild elevations of hormone levels).
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The closest Walmart was an hour away and the town's population barely scraped 6,473 people, but it proved tolerable enough when Walden quickly became the starting quarterback and a team captain.
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Mark Hughes, Forbes ... it's better than you may expect, a mostly tolerable movie made occasionally enjoyable by a few lively performances, one good fight sequence, and a solid punchline or two.
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Not knowing what to expect from their first trip to the hospital last August, Kelly went on Facebook to ask neighbors on how to make the drive a bit more tolerable.
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You don't get into the business without having a passion for music, and all those flexible hours spent working in sweatpants make the shitty parts of the industry much more tolerable.
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The result, he adds, will be a broader, softer sound that people on the ground should find tolerable, if indeed they notice it at all amid the cacophony of modern living.
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Rio's failure to clean up Guanabara bay was its most embarrassing pre-games lapse, but when the sailing events got under way pollution levels seemed tolerable, at least to the competitors.
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Summer finally rolled up and socked me on the chin after a few weeks of tolerable weather, and I'm sure it's affecting my listening habits in ways I can't quite understand.
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But you must tread lightly when using floral elements in cocktails, lest they come out not only smelling like cologne, which is tolerable, but also tasting like it, which is not.
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The way to get lawmakers to act is simply to overwhelm them with communications from everyday Americans, arguing that the status quo is not acceptable and their inaction is not tolerable.
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Similarly, the choice open to the so-called economic migrants is one between famine or a prospectless existence and a chance, however tenuous, of tolerable conditions for oneself and one's family.
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The thinking, Dr. Gibala said, is that these 20-second intervals, although grueling, are more tolerable than 30 seconds of the same exercise and more potent than gentler 60-second intervals.
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Doreah was "training" Khaleesi on how to make sex with her husband more tolerable, encouraging Dany to harness her pussy power to please her husband and improve her quality of life.
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If you're looking forward to passing your weekend watching the tail end of SGDQ, here's a modest little tool to help make following the stream chat a much more tolerable experience.
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Like many young people, they drift into adulthood in search of pleasure and meaning, money and sex, navigating their own anxieties and a radically inhumane but somehow also tolerable social order.
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Experts on spycraft say Russia appears to revel in pushing the boundaries of what's considered tolerable by other countries, especially the West — as in the case with the attempt on Skripal.
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Then the runners were placed back on the treadmills, where they ran at a tolerable intensity (in mouse terms) for 30 minutes, a workout designed to simulate moderate exercise in people.
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The director and choreographer, Raja Feather Kelly, takes his staging cues from the idea built into the lyrics that life can be tolerable despite its ending, if you lower your expectations.
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That trial, involving 218 men and women in South Africa, aimed to confirm that the experimental vaccine is safe and tolerable and that it triggers a response from the immune system.
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The more you educate yourself on what actually goes into all those great games you play, the better equipped you'll be to let business leaders know that unhealthy work practices aren't tolerable.
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They made us discover opponents are not necessarily our enemies, that someone on the other side can be a bad thinker but a good person … and maybe even a tolerable in-law.
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It's something that can be used to nudge people in the right direction and make life a little more tolerable, and that may have been what really drew him to the project.
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Acadia's "net debt to EBITDA," a ratio that shows how well a company can pay down debt with the money it's generating, is well above what most financial experts say is tolerable.
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With that in mind, The Verge staff has assembled a list of streaming films and TV shows that have created enthusiasm in our personal family viewing — or at least a tolerable detente.
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But what Trump's associates may not know is that science, an enterprise the new administration seems to have little regard for, could help make their boss a slightly more tolerable human being.
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Or that Telltale figured out how to make action scenes tolerable with real mechanics, and gets around an aging engine through a striking art direction that fully embraces its comic book roots.
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However, European Economic Commissioner Pierre Moscovici reiterated that France's expected overshooting of the EU's deficit ceiling — 3 percent of gross domestic product — would be tolerable if it was just a temporary measure.
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And the families who sent out a migrant saw their daily intake of calories shoot up from 1,400 a head to 2,25; that is, from the edge of starvation to tolerable comfort.
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Some of these intros are more compelling than others, based on how telegenic everyone is, but it's over all a sweet little show that is completely tolerable and borderline enjoyable at times.
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On the long-term care side, you can increase your waiting period, reduce your daily room rate or reduce or remove the inflation feature of your policy to keep your premium tolerable.
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Missing from the conversation about whether the spending hikes are fine or just tolerable was any notable discussion about spending less – at least on certain things – and what that might look like.
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Corporate risk analysts said China was willing to accept some "tolerable collateral damage", and it was being strategic in the areas it targeted, avoiding, for now, big employers like tech giant Samsung.
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Because we have agreed as a society that alcohol generally makes being around people more tolerable, it has become acceptable for bars to charge you $7 or more for a single beverage.
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Some people find that combining multiple kinds of carbs, like glucose with fructose, are more tolerable than either one alone, probably because they are metabolized along slightly different pathways in the body.
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The Wisconsin case asks the justices to draw a line between tolerable political tinkering and partisan bludgeoning when legislatures reshape political boundaries, a question the court has never been able to answer.
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Comprehensive rodent control will need to focus on long-term and sustainable goals, reducing populations to tolerable numbers using varied tools like rodenticide, dry ice and even applying contraceptives to reduce fertility.
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The polluted river glows pink and orange; yet the "memory beetles" people stick into their ears and the "diagnostic worms" they use to heal wounds do make life tolerable in nontrivial ways.
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One view was that the Mueller report laid out in detail multiple instances where the President obstructed justice, and if the House didn't act, Trump's actions might be viewed as somehow tolerable.
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"Certain medications, if used properly, can not only make the pregnancy more tolerable but also improve outcomes," says Rac, an assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Baylor College of Medicine.
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As a fan, I wouldn't trade it for what's behind any curtain, because the two high points were so intoxicating that it made the other 12 years and losing to the 49ers tolerable.
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Many politicians are just pleased the deal turned the migrant crisis from a situation of "intolerable dysfunction to tolerable dysfunction", says Elizabeth Collett of the Migration Policy Institute, a think-tank in Brussels.
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As Uber continues to pursue its dream of a completely driverless future, it's not difficult to imagine the mindset within the company that radical changes are tolerable, as long as they're only temporary.
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You can even set it to grind less and less coffee over time, imperceptibly reducing your caffeine intake until you're back to more tolerable levels of dependence, or breaking the coffee habit entirely.
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The law, which will take effect in 2019, allows people with an advanced, incurable illness to request "assisted dying" if their suffering cannot be relieved "in a manner that the person considers tolerable".
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We can look forward to plenty more adventures from Claire and Jamie on the page and the screen for years to come — and doesn't that make the dry spell a little more tolerable?
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"This bill is the V.H.S. tape of climate policy: tolerable in the '80s or '90s, but not in tune with the scientific realities of 2016," said Jason Kowalski, the policy director for 350.
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While a no-deal Brexit is seen as tolerable or even desirable by many Brexit supporters within the Conservative Party, Hammond has long supported a softer Brexit, though rarely in such direct terms.
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If we take a step back and become friendly towards our anxiety, we're left with one layer of suffering, and the anxiety becomes infinitely more tolerable than when we were struggling against it.
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"We really have to look into this seriously as it is not understandable nor tolerable at all that these people sold off shares that were mistakenly given," Finance Minister Kim Dong-yeon reporters.
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There's no reason Demeny voting when kids are small can't coexist with giving teenagers the vote a little earlier, if that's what's required to make their parents' empowerment during their minority more tolerable.
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That would link commuter rails in New Jersey and Long Island and extend the places where future employees of Amazon, or other businesses in Queens, could live and have a relatively tolerable commute.
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Now I think I might not have cared as much about sometimes losing the empathy of others had it not been bound up with being likable as a woman, or even just tolerable.
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"It's a reproach I find totally tolerable," he said, mockingly promising the right-wing Mr. Fillon a "handmade electoral jacket" in a reference to a recent scandal over his opponent's expensive clothing habits.
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So I was in the market for new friends, but figured I would not be able to get a real friend, just maybe some tolerable Karens (oxymoron, I know) to pass the time.
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Those people who fear flying yet board a plane anyway deal with their anxiety and claustrophobia in a variety of ways but mostly by trying to make the discomfort as tolerable as possible.
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It possible that all the news on Twitter — the constant fighting over politics, the onrush of news and instant reaction to news that's tolerable only to reporters — may be turning away ordinary people.
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Vyleesi, which does not restrict alcohol use, is seen as having several advantages over Addyi, including tolerable side effects, rapid-acting nature and not having to take it every day, according to analysts.
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If you have a moral compass or have ever been on the internet, then it shouldn't be that hard to grasp: Using blackface for the purpose of a joke is neither funny nor tolerable.
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Echoing many in the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), Lord Bew argues that Mrs May's Brexit deal itself is more of a threat to the peace process, and that smart border controls would be tolerable.
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Beyond Meat's decision to discontinue the chicken strips, a product with a modest yet passionate following, came after a growing number of reviews saying the product's likeness to real chicken was tolerable, at best.
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"Minor cosmetic scratches are tolerable for the customer but major issues, whether it's screen cracking—which is not as common as you might thinks—or issues with the radios" are not acceptable, he said.
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Learning about that, newly confirmed Attorney General Elliot Richardson basically decided that it is not tolerable to have a criminally tainted vice president a heartbeat away from Nixon, who is already embroiled in Watergate.
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The judge said the film's depiction of a same-sex relationship has been "tolerable" to adult audiences in other countries including South Africa, where homosexuality, as in most of the continent, is also taboo.
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The year-round ferries are changing the city's transit options, making a commute to Midtown Manhattan more tolerable (and breezy) and expanding weekend possibilities with a scenic ride from Lower Manhattan to Rockaway Beach.
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"The longer the commute and the more time they're in the car, the more they're looking to enjoy the experience in the car or to make it at least more tolerable," Mr. Pittman said.
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A person would have to eat more than a pound of the honey a day to reach the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's provisional tolerable lead intake level for an adult, Dr. Weis said.
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Adult fans of the genre — or of the Harry Potter chronicles — will find the movie perfectly tolerable, and might treat it as a gateway for the more sublime pleasures of Mr. Miyazaki's best work.
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But during that time, Mr. Sundharam says, the region strayed from the types of "passive design" and concrete-block exteriors that once made the desert's large daily temperature swings tolerable (if not entirely pleasant).
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This one, similar in tone to Maurice Béjart's sexed-up version, makes the mentally deranged couples, tuneless vocalizing and pretentious oddity that fill the remaining sections of "Unknown Pleasures" seem more tolerable by contrast.
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President Gerald R. Ford, who had portrayed New York, not inaccurately, as an emblem of mismanagement, refused to go along with the loan guarantees, saying that a municipal bankruptcy would be temporary and tolerable.
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"The goal of pain relief should be 30% to 55% improvement, and therefore the patient should be expecting tolerable pain levels, not 0 pain levels," Harvard surgeon Haytham Kaafarani and his co-authors argued.
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Bogged down by anxiousness and an overpacked schedule, I struggled to remember the small moments of perspective that can turn a bad day tolerable: refilling my water bottle, taking a walk, allowing myself a break.
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Jenny: In a way, a certain level of financial stress—one that is mostly tolerable and involves being careful and thrifty rather than being constantly sick with worry over finances—can be kind of sexy.
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No one debated that chemo, radiation and surgery should take priority over art therapy, Reiki, and massages, but everyone there collectively agreed that wellness practices make dealing with cancer and all it's baggage more tolerable.
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That could in turn encourage them to spend more on Facebook ads to spread that content, while also making more entertaining and tolerable the ads users see so they spend longer on the social network.
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Sophia only cares about Sophia, and because of this millennially-rooted narcissism, she must go through great lengths to understand how to be a good friend, tolerable daughter, and invested girlfriend (although — spoiler — fuck Shane).
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At home, Trump is responsible for stoking a resurgent white nationalist movement that's still divided over the "Jewish Question"—whether or not Jews are tolerable in a nationalist America—as the New Republic reported yesterday.
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"We can reach a renewable transformation to 21.9% carbon savings at tolerable cost relative to GDP," said Detlef Stolten, director of the Institute of Energy and Climate Research at North-Rhine Westphalia-based FZ Juelich.
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The Trump White House is betting that, given the overall strength of the economy, some localized pain will be tolerable and the get-tough policy toward China will be a political winner for the midterms.
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With that said, I think Watchmen leaned a bit harder than was tolerable for me on just how dark life was for Will, even if it contextualized who he is in the show's contemporary storyline.
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However, Steve Baker, the leader of a strongly pro-Brexit faction within Johnson's Conservative Party, said on Tuesday he was optimistic that "a tolerable deal" could be struck that he could vote for in parliament.
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Backers of Mr. Bevin say that he is simply taking on long-neglected problems, the boggy legacy of nearly a century of Democratic governance, and that a little roughness is tolerable, even necessary at times.
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To get around what is currently a clunky and siloed mobile login experience, users can do a few things to make it more tolerable — though none of these are as seamless as staying logged in.
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Honor is now running what it calls Magic UI, which strips away some of the cruft and fluff from Huawei's only-occasionally-tolerable EMUI, but you can still see Huawei's fingerprints all over this phone's interface.
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He says he first realized he had it as a child in the 80s, and found long car rides in his dad's beige Oldsmobile station wagon were more tolerable while shading his eyes with his ViewMaster.
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"For the Note7, [Samsung] could have just pushed their demands a little higher on the [tolerable pass/fail test curve during production] and now your outliers are going to be a little too big," Goldberg says.
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In return, they tell me about student loans, how they'll be paying them until they're 60; their marginal raises, which they spend on $14 cocktails or tickets to Coachella, to make their unfulfilling lives more tolerable.
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There are few better expressions of solidarity than sending your comrades a pizza pie, one that's big enough to feed a collective who's fighting to make their piss-poor conditions a little more tolerable and just.
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"Because I'm Me" is a confident strut down a crowded New York sidewalk, and "Frankie Sinatra" (an annoying song rendered tolerable by its use as a change of pace here) is an acid-rinsed festival tent.
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The franc has stabilized at around 1.09 francs per euro EURCHF=, a tolerable level for Swiss exporters and slightly weaker than ahead of the SNB's last policy meeting in December when it also left rates unchanged.
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Streaming on: Netflix Documentarian Morgan Spurlock — who's probably still most famous for the McDonald's-focused Super Size Me — is a love-him-or-leave-him prospect when it comes to how tolerable you find his films.
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Dwight Howard Howard's on-court contributions have become an increasingly difficult thing to judge, a never-ending battle between personal distaste and numerous flaws against the powers of nostalgia and consistently tolerable work on the glass.
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The New York Times editorial board recently detailed those differences, in "The Republican's Guide to Presidential Etiquette," showing how Trump had created a "whole new bar for tolerable conduct" among presidents during his first 10 months.
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For instance, some analyses suggest that keeping climate change to a tolerable level will require mass adoption of electric cars by the 2030s, coupled with a transition to a cleaner electricity grid to power the cars.
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People who take these medications need to have an open, cooperative process with their prescribing physician; finding a drug or drug combination that both works and is tolerable is an important part of mental health treatment.
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When the man let out a small grunt, Jacob reflexively glanced over, and they exchanged the briefest of smiles before remembering where they were: a place where exactly one extremely fleeting moment of acknowledgment was tolerable.
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Noisy drones are a known issue — companies are always trying to improve drone sound levels to a tolerable hum —- which is why follow-me technology like this hasn't really caught on with small, head-level drones.
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The werewolf special effects are decent enough, and a goofy color-shifting technique meant to show that a scene is being viewed by something inhuman is tolerable because it sets up a pretty clever bait-and-switch.
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The ability to quickly and automatically translate anything you see using a web service is a powerful one, yet few expect much from it other than a tolerable version of a foreign article, menu or street sign.
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Fawad Khan, senior economist with ISET-International - which has conducted studies on heat stress, when the body absorbs more heat than is tolerable - describes heat as a "silent killer" and the world's "biggest impending climate-related hazard".
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Speaking on France's RTL radio, Moscovici also reiterated that France's expected overshooting of the EU's 3 percent of GDP deficit ceiling next year was tolerable if it was just a temporary measure, and would not entail fines.
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Virtual reality effectively 'arrived' in 2016, with the launch of Oculus Rift and the HTC Vive, the first two consumer VR headsets that truly delivered an experience that most would find not only tolerable, but actually enjoyable.
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A downward spiral in the rhetoric of our leaders lowers the bar for all the rest of us, makes the previously intolerable tolerable and, for the dangerously deranged few who lurk in our society, makes violence inevitable.
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Admittedly, this appraisal doesn't come from a "gladiator," an allusion to the show's die-hard loyalists, but rather somebody who thought it was bad in the early going, and tolerable once it adapted and embraced the crazy.
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Going up against some of the game's surprisingly cheap bosses with extra firepower on hand wouldn't have gone amiss, especially considering ReCore's prolonged loading times (which will, hopefully, be patched post-release into a more tolerable wait).
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This matters, because anxiety disorders affect nearly a fifth of all adults in the United States, and a lot of the drugs used to treat them come with side effects, sometimes less tolerable than the anxiety itself.
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After the decision to end the minimum exchange rate sent Switzerland's currency soaring, the SNB's policies of negative interest rates and foreign currency purchases have helped stabilize the franc EURCHF= at a more tolerable level for exporters.
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In two pages, she can go from contemplating the Tibetan Buddhist version of dukkha (life is tolerable, but only barely so) to wordplay to grumbling about taking in her brother after his girlfriend has chucked him out.
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Marbut's views more closely mirror those espoused by Trump's Council of Economic Advisers in a September report that warned living on the streets and inside some nicer, more private shelters had become too "tolerable" for homeless people.
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When Darcy and Lizzie Bennet are at a party and he comments to his friends that her body is "tolerable, but not handsome enough to tempt me," Lizzie's reaction is to crumple into a ball and cry.
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The small upside to all this is that recently, the price of GPUs have finally fallen back to down somewhat tolerable levels now that a handful of GTX 1080 GPUs can be had for between $550 and $570.
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Yet that policy would acknowledge that euro-area countries share a fiscal fate, relieve young Italians of doing penance for their forebears' sins and make fiscal probity for Italy a less Sisyphean task—and, perhaps, more politically tolerable.
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His solution is a sort of non-taper taper: a slower pace of purchases with the option to step them up if necessary, so that high-debt countries, such as Italy, can still borrow at tolerable interest rates.
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"We are not trying to engineer an overshoot of inflation, not to compensate for past undershoots," she explained in a 2016 press conference, though she said some under- and over-shooting of the 2-percent goal are tolerable.
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In fact, if you're someone who has indoor allergies, having A/C could actually help filter out some of the pollen, mold, and pollution that's in the air, which could make your symptoms more tolerable, Dr. Bassett says.
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Warm winters and light snowpack have beleaguered the race in recent years, and although the Alaskan winter has been warmer than average this season, snow conditions were tolerable—meaning that mushers were spared long traverses over barren ground.
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This would be more tolerable if I didn't still have a few exercises to do for the 12 Days of Christmas challenge at my gym (10 burpees, 10 push-ups, 2-minute plank, and 5 minutes of silence).
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The SNB still describes the franc as "significantly overvalued" but the currency is at a tolerable price for Swiss exporters to the euro zone, Switzerland's biggest trading partner, and has not thrown the country into an anticipated recession.
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When I measured the temperature after running back to back benchmarks of Far Cry 5 and Rise of the Tomb Raider, I found it was only a barely tolerable 129 degrees Fahrenheit at the warmest location on the bottom.
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"My daughter, who was hoping to take over my business, is on standby because I'm telling her not to get involved in this world because it's not tolerable right now—not as long as we don't solve this problem."
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Similar dynamics around tolerable and intolerable behaviors played out across this early internet as fan groups, ever more accessible and visible, worked to "monitor the boundaries of a specific form of subcultural performance" on USENET forums such as alt.gothic.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The leader of the strongly pro-Brexit faction within Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party said he was optimistic that a tolerable deal could be struck with the European Union that he could vote for in parliament.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The leader of the strongly pro-Brexit faction within Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party said he was optimistic that a tolerable deal could be struck with the European Union that he could vote for in parliament.
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Those pack the flavor and fill lacking on state-issued trays, and are an immense joy that can swing a day from miserable to tolerable by offering some delight and variation that, by design, is in very short supply.
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It's super cliché to say Apple just repackaged credit card data into a more visually pleasing interface, but it's 22019 percent true and not dissimilar to how Mint made managing your money more tolerable with charts and graphs.
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Some passengers might prefer newer planes, and airlines have been gobbling up new aircraft that offer passengers more comfort such as higher pressurization, higher humidity levels and mood lighting, features that can make ultra-long haul flights more tolerable.
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That is almost impossibly hard, and I worry that some insurers will say the proverbial juice is no longer worth the squeeze — we aren't making enough money in this market to make it worthwhile to make the risk tolerable.
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Jefferys, a tall man with a thick silver mustache and beard, knew Gilead Sciences had developed a better option: a highly tolerable 210-week oral treatment with high cure rates, called sofosbuvir and sold under the brand name Sovaldi.
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It's all based on the characters created by Jeff Kinney (who wrote this script with Mr. Bowers), which remain much more tolerable as stick figures, the way he renders them in his books, than they do in the flesh.
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On Location 12 Photos View Slide Show ' One night in 2013, Jeffrey McMahon awoke to a thunderclap of books on his head and the realization that his one-bedroom rental apartment in Park Slope, Brooklyn, was no longer tolerable.
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On his excellent comparative politics blog, Tom Pepinsky wrote back in January about how most authoritarian politics is characterized not by daily dystopia but by "boring and tolerable" existence in which political participation had little effect on the government.
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During the bleaching event, ocean temperatures exceeded tolerable levels for most reef communities in the northern third of the Great Barrier Reef for at least eight months, reaching as much as 4 degrees Celsius, or 7.2 degrees Fahrenheit, above average.
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Dr. Cyriac Phillips wrote in an email that the 48-year-old man underwent a colonoscopy in 2014 after complaints of "tolerable" abdominal pain that had gone on for two months and test results indicating low hemoglobin concentrations in his blood.
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Then came the Internet, which did for coding errors what air travel did for the spread of infectious diseases: When every computer is connected to every other one, inconvenient but tolerable software bugs can lead to a cascade of security failures.
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The result is an unfortunate example of the one thing so many other studios' films aspire to but Pixar films usually seem to transcend without blinking: a somewhat tolerable way to keep the kids entertained for a couple of hours.
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This won't happen anytime soon (the new supersonic planes don't even exist), but the FAA is considering rules about noise certifications and other rules for supersonic planes — once the government settles on what boom levels are tolerable for us land dwellers.
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Asked about the charging Tuesday of Trump staffer Corey Lewandowski with one count of simple battery by the Jupiter Police Department, White House press secretary Josh Earnest sought to paint the behavior as entirely outside what's tolerable for a political campaign.
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I'm still no huge fan of Huawei's EMUI skin — I find it tolerable rather than loveable — but I totally agree with the company's approach of implementing under-the-hood optimizations intended to improve the quality of the entire user experience.
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This shows that a line between the intolerable and the just about tolerable, between the past and the distant past can be drawn—and moved—without a free-for-all in which vast amounts of art are suddenly up for grabs.
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If CBD turns out to delay metabolism of chemotherapy drugs, for instance, Devitt-Lee says that could be a major issue: Doctors try to give the maximal tolerable dose to start with, so an unforeseen buildup could easily cause toxic effects.
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It's just not a picture of how authoritarianism would come to the United States, and Pepinsky—who titled his essay, "Everyday Authoritarianism Is Boring and Tolerable"—worries media portrayals prevent Americans from being prepared for the way it might actually arrive.
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It has been outfitted with a heat shield designed to keep its instruments at a tolerable 85 degrees Fahrenheit (29 degrees Celsius) even as the spacecraft faces temperatures reaching nearly 2,500 degrees Fahrenheit (1,370 degrees Celsius) at its closest pass.
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LONDON, Oct 15 (Reuters) - The leader of the strongly pro-Brexit faction within Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party said he was optimistic that a tolerable deal could be struck with the European Union that he could vote for in parliament.
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Elsewhere, sterling rallied 0.9% against the dollar to $1.24 after the head of a group of euroskeptic lawmakers in Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party said on Thursday the government's latest Brexit proposals offered the possibility of a "tolerable deal".
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Weiss, who's made a career of pointing out that her peers are wrong, naturally pops up as the only millennial with a tolerable point of view because she claimed that Ansari's only problem was not knowing what his date wanted.
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Given how nasty and intractable the conflicts in our society can be, Bybee argues, it is naïve to imagine we can somehow transcend our clashing sets of values and miraculously agree on what counts as acceptable behavior and tolerable opinion.
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Dr. Tsai's team has tested light and sound on healthy people, using a four-by-three-foot light panel and high-quality stereo speakers, "so the sound is more tolerable to humans, because it's not melody, it's clicks," she said.
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Even if they do not, an end to the ECB's bond-buying programme, which has kept government-borrowing costs at tolerable levels and even allowed a bit of fiscal stimulus to lift the economy, will lay bare the euro's still-unfixed structural problems.
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The best thing this pilot did was in the casting for that couple: Amber Stevens West and the very reliably funny Damon Wayans Jr. at least make this show tolerable, but the material in the first episode doesn't rise up to their talents.
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Is the collapse this week just another vindication of the NeverTrumpers, of the Republicans who thought the risks of dethroning Trump or handing the election to Clinton were more tolerable than the risks of allowing him to become the face of the party?
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At a time when being on social media increasingly feels like it borders on masochism, this prototype tweak seems like a reasonable solution to maintaining Instagram's appeal as a corner of the internet that is still pretty tolerable and at times even enjoyable.
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Sure, the suit left me drenched in sweat and the helm kept matting my hair to my eyes, but the weight of the metal was tolerable and the Birkenstocky-y mandals I wore under my sabatons provided solid traction for getting around.
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But companies that prey on the insecurities of vagina-owners continue to peddle douches, vaginal steaming, "purifying" (and porous, aka bacteria-friendly) crystal and jade dildos, scented washes for people to use... all in the pursuit of a "tolerable" vagina, I guess.
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What it means: As global temperatures increase, the researchers predict heat waves will become far less tolerable as the combination of air temperatures and humidity levels causes the maximum wet bulb temperature to reach or even exceed 35°C, or 95°F.
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Indeed, for decades following normalization of relations with Beijing, U.S. politicians and businesses alike were content to engage with an authoritarian regime whose proclivity to "disappear" dissenters and flagrantly violate international human rights law was, if not ideal, at the very least tolerable.
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The long-term vision — which seems ambitious now but must have seemed downright fantastical in the 210s — is to get everyone in a superblock, so everyone has access to green and public spaces and everyone lives with a tolerable level of noise.
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A three-week trial at Boston University demonstrated that LGD-4033, a SARM developed by Ligand Pharmaceuticals, was safe and tolerable in healthy men, producing "significant gains in muscle mass and strength" without raising levels of a protein linked to prostate cancer.
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BURSA, Turkey, March 28 (Reuters) - Isbank has seen its short-term external borrowing costs increase by 30-40 basis points since Turkey's sovereign debt was cut to junk status, a level that remains "tolerable", the head of Turkey's largest listed lender said.
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This ending is already one of the most divisive conclusions to a beloved television series in recent memory, with some counting it as a colossally disappointing coda to a show that lost its way, and others seeing a clumsy but ultimately tolerable sendoff.
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It's a terrific program for anyone who flies even only a few times per year, as it makes obnoxious airport security checkpoints slightly more tolerable; the TSA has encouraged flyers to enroll in the program in order to reduce the size of lines at checkpoints.
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For the anti-obscenity wing of the Republican Party, calls to Trump That Bitch, Grab America By the Pussy, and bombard any woman who advocates for her personhood with violent, explicit rape threats are ultimately tolerable, no matter how crass or obscene they are.
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I'm lucky that I've grown up in an era where there is more acceptance of my identity as queer, my existence as trans, even more understanding for the disabilities I deal with—but those don't yet translate to a tolerable existence in the traditional workplace.
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Federal investigators attributed the Chicago Police Department's (CPD) vast problems not to individual officers but to policies from the city and police department that regularly failed to adequately train officers and hold them accountable for wrongdoing — sending a message that bad behavior is tolerable.
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For now, someone hoping to strengthen his or her muscles should choose a weight that feels tolerable and then lift it repeatedly until the effort of the final lift is at least an eight on a scale of one to 10, Dr. Phillips says.
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She thinks that the oil field here does a tolerable job of conserving what it pumps, that gas (its main product) burns more cleanly than other fuels, and that until we quit using fossil fuels we should be as careful with them as we can.
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For example, labor pain and pain from a traumatic accident can both be severe, yet the former is an anticipated aspect of childbearing and typically associated with a positive outcome, thus making it more tolerable and less unpleasant than the latter in most cases.
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There are lots of vegetarian products available at the grocery store that are meat facsimiles, but mastering a few go-to staples will make eating at home more satisfying and help trips to the vegetarian-ignorant more tolerable because you can make your own meals.
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But most miners at the China Lead and Zinc Conference in Kunming this week said current TCs were tolerable provided zinc prices hold close to $2285,500 a tonne and would not force them to close, although $2,000 would be a different matter, they noted.
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That mismatch might have worked if Muschietti had tied it to the obvious themes the film could have explored, like how adulthood keeps people anchored to what shaped us as kids while pushing us away from the companionship and freedom that made childhood tolerable.
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Most affected are the six to 10 million individuals in the unsubsidized range of the individual market (over 400 percent of poverty — $48,240 for singles/$85033,690 for couples), whose incomes are neither low enough for subsidies, not high enough to make high prices tolerable.
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Dunderheads like Bernanke and Yellen say 2% inflation is just fine because under their benign monetary management everything comes out in the wash at the end — wages, prices, rents, profits, living costs and indexed social benefits all march higher together with tolerable leads and lags.
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On the micro level, there are still ways to make working retail on the day more humane, like by giving employees tolerable hours, siding with them in the face of awful customers, and generally treating them like people who deserve to have enjoyable holidays themselves.
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As I see it, there are many tolerable, though disappointing, reasons why our imperfect civilization might meet an untimely end; some, like an asteroid or pandemic, are largely beyond our control while others like climate catastrophe, or a nanotechnology/bioengineering/high-energy physics mishap, are self-inflicted.
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I used to have to cancel my entire life when I got a migraine, but the pain was tolerable and I was able to get through it (though I still have to take a dose of prescription rescue medication and three Excedrin when I get one).
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Unreal. To make your life a little easier, we've rounded up all of the best deals to make your selection process simple and quick—because hot summer commutes are about 100x more tolerable with a quality soundtrack, and you literally can't afford to wait any longer.
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Oladipo's three-point percentage increased for the fourth straight season (up to a tolerable 38.13) and he averaged 16.8 points with the highest True Shooting percentage of his career before a sprained right wrist took him out of the lineup for a few weeks in December.
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"We reached an accord on more precise listing of cases when bulk collection can occur and a better definition of how our American partners understand the difference between bulk collection which may be justified, and mass surveillance without any purpose, which is not tolerable," Jourova said.
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A sound and generous system of social insurance offers a certain peace of mind that makes the very real risks of increased economic dynamism seem tolerable to the democratic public, opening up the political possibility of stabilizing a big-government welfare state with growth-promoting economic liberalization.
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As you may remember, I tried to get pumped about butt stuff once before, and a vibrating plug only felt fine to me, so I suspected a stationary one would feel less like a tolerable massage and more like a chic product chilling inside of my ass.
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Companies and governments have largely coalesced around addressing violent, terrorist-related and child-exploitation content online, but there is less consensus on issues like what qualifies as hate speech and misinformation, and what forms of political rhetoric are tolerable even if they are offensive and polarizing.
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Watching the opening scenes of "Saint Frances," it's tempting to steel yourself for what looks like it's going to be yet another parable about the Youth of Today: A vaguely tolerable millennial protagonist dealing with a dash of ennui here and a sprinkling of existential angst there.
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"The great thing that has helped it to be tolerable for us," said Boyle, "is we've just been inundated with messages with people saying, 'This is the worst thing in the world but we are going to celebrate you and you are going to have your day.'"
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Adam Parfrey, who breached the boundaries of kooky but tolerable popular culture by publishing Joseph Goebbels's only novel, screeds by the Unabomber and Charles Manson, and books on taboo topics like cannibals, Satanists, necrophiliacs and pedophiles, died on May 2000 at a nursing facility in Seattle.
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And yet Kauffman has done something remarkable with "The Gunners," the now grown group of childhood friends who adopted the moniker from the mailbox of the abandoned home they used as an after-school squat: She's made spending time with them not just tolerable, but delightful.
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Sunday night's broadcast of Broadway's annual celebration of itself had trouble figuring out what to do with Kevin Spacey, the evening's host, making use of him in ways that ranged from torturous (the opening number) to tolerable (he does pretty good Johnny Carson and Bill Clinton impressions).
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They'll be protected in part by a heat shield made of titanium and covered with a calcium phosphate coating that will absorb most of the 1,000-degree temperatures, however, resulting in a more tolerable range of between 4 and 122 degrees Fahrenheit for most of the actual instruments themselves.
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This piece of glass is just on the right side of being a fisheye lens: it will distort things a fair amount, but so long as you're not too close to the subject, that's tolerable and a worthwhile compromise for being able to fit much more in the frame.
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Fortunately, as For the Win points out, the cringe-worthy moment becomes a little more tolerable after finding out the blonde woman in question is actually Wise's girlfriend, Reagan Trussell, who — according to her Instagram page — is on the acrobatics and tumbling team at the University of Oregon.
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But after chatting with Google's AI for approximately 90 seconds, I walked away less impressed with the fact that Google eliminated the need for humans to make 90-second phone conversations themselves, than that the company had found a way to make robo-calls tolerable in the first place.
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"A publication that buoyed anti-black, anti-Latino, anti-Arab, Islamophobic racism was tolerable; a publication that fired two beloved white men was not," as Vox's Max Fisher put it, not so much in defense of Hughes as in incredulity over the scale of the anti-Hughes rhetoric.
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" In an addendum to the letter, apparently after an incident in which Stalin chewed out Lenin's wife, Nadezhda Krupskaya, Lenin was more categorical: "Stalin is too rude, and this defect, although quite tolerable in our midst and in dealing among us Communists, becomes intolerable in a General-Secretary.
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While more research is still needed to show that self-compression is feasible, the results suggest that self-compression might be a way to make the mammogram experience more tolerable, said Dr. Deborah Korenstein of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City.
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After Newtown, many across our nation – politicians as well as average citizens – said that things must change, that it was no longer tolerable to live in a nation that averages 3 to 10 times the number of gun deaths per capita than every other developed country in the world.
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The F.D.A. has also analyzed dioxin content in tampons and determined that for the average woman, the typical monthly exposure from tampons does not exceed tolerable levels set by the Joint Expert Committee on Food Additives, though the amounts that were detected varied between tampon brands and types.
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An analysis by PricewaterhouseCoopers argued that to ensure that the global temperature does not rise more than 3.6 degrees above its preindustrial average, which world leaders have agreed is the tolerable limit, the carbon intensity of the global economy must decline 6.3 percent per year between now and 2030.
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For the most part, that low-level limitation has been tolerable (unless, of course, you were the target of the aerial attack in question), and hasn't slowed the growth or hurt the safety record of the airline industry that came to rely on the systems for safe passage through crowded airspace.
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The howling wind farms of false debate and shameless profit-taking and exploitation that grow up around the games are business, and business as usual; they are leveraged on the smaller and truer things that the games give us, and are only tolerable because of how valuable those fundamental things are.
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Some of these medicines have single-handedly eradicated illnesses that have plagued humanity from the dawn of time; some have made chronic conditions at least somewhat more tolerable; others have plunged people into sleepless hallucinatory hell-worlds from which no amount of therapy (or lawsuit money) could ever save them.
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Here are some of the most common middle class beliefs that may be holding you back from your earning potential: Most people commit to jobs they consider "tolerable" — and they stick with it for years while simultaneously worrying about getting fired or dreaming of the day they finally get to retire. Why?
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This is sometimes called the "doctrine of double effect": If the intended good effect (the destruction of a weapons factory) is a worthy aim, then the bad side effects (the civilian deaths) are morally tolerable, so long as the good sufficiently outweighs the bad, and so long as the bad is wholly unintended.
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But eventually she cottons to what we already know, or can pretty easily guess: The people she's closest to, including her mother, Caroline (Geraldine James), her former best friend, Mandy (Christine Bottomley), and the affable new neighbor, Billy (Adeel Akhtar), are harboring secrets that start to make her own past transgression look tolerable.
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They thankfully don't come with bedbugs or whiffs of cigarette smoke, but they are witnesses of the innumerable experiences — whether pleasant, tolerable, or awful — we've all had settling into them in the midst of a tiring trip, heartened by the promise of free continental breakfasts, truckers' specials, and good old-fashioned hospitality.
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The guidelines, issued jointly by the American College of Sports Medicine, the American Cancer Society and 15 other international organizations, update almost decade-old recommendations with new science and specific advice about how much and what types of exercise may be the most needed, helpful and tolerable for anyone facing a cancer diagnosis.
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While endless similar stories of abuse can and should be told, what all of these examples share is that these men's talent, coupled with their privilege and power made their abuse tolerable to key people that could have acted to prevent or at least stop the abuse one they became aware of it.
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The American-backed counterinsurgency campaign in Afghanistan implies two theories of an eventual endgame: The first is to hang on until the Taliban implode through internal strife, perhaps encouraged by the targeted killings of their leaders; the second is to hang on until the Taliban are willing to negotiate some tolerable power-sharing arrangement.
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I think fetishistically about the ways I might refine my own process into its most efficient form, a form that produces only the artifacts I can stand to look at, stand to reread; a process that leaves a tolerable number of lines and sentences sitting untouched, unfinished but maybe salvageable, under my metaphorical house.
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In an article titled "Mainstream media puts out the call for pro-Trump columnists," Washington Post's Paul Farhi finds editors at major publications are in the market for the kind of opinion writers who will, say, demand that Hillary Clinton shut down her family's charitable foundation, then turn around and say Trump's conflicts of interest are completely tolerable.
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That means, over a set amount of time, the heat shield won&apost hit all that many superhot particles of the plasma that makes up the corona — which means that although each individual collision transfers a fair amount of heat to the shield&aposs surface, the overall increase in the shield&aposs temperature will be tolerable.
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Nicki Minaj, who blubbered in April that Migos cruelly removed the portion of her "MotorSport" guest spot that she sang, finally gets to sing to her heart's content on "Dark Side of the Moon," which is more tolerable than it seems like it should be but still an odd choice for the first half of the album.
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Chun Yung-woo, South Korea's former chief negotiator at the six-party talks and national-security adviser to President Lee Myung-bak until 2013, says that although China has toughened its stance towards North Korea, it has "not fundamentally changed its policy of putting stability before denuclearisation—it will only implement sanctions that are tolerable to North Korea".
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Other evolutions, like offering the newest, most tolerable medicines at affordable prices in Africa, such as the recent agreement to sell the first, generic, single-pill HIV treatment regimen containing dolutegravir (DTG) to public sector purchasers in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) at a cost of around $75 per person, per year — will also speed the work.
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Across the new show's six episodes, it becomes clear that "the people she's closest to, including her mother, Caroline (Geraldine James), her former best friend, Mandy (Christine Bottomley), and the affable new neighbor, Billy (Adeel Akhtar), are harboring secrets that start to make her own past transgression look tolerable," Mike Hale writes in his New York Times review.
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A domestic Green New Deal would need to be complemented by an international Green Marshall Plan (or whatever U.S. politicians choose to call it) promoting the greening of capitalist economies over the next dozen years or so, not only to keep global warming within tolerable bounds but to preserve capitalist civilization for its ultimate socialist or communist takeover.
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Like the older writers, he thinks that the Presidential or balance-of-power system, with its rigidity, its frequent stalling, its elevation of second-rate men to power and its long interludes in which no real policymaking is attempted, was tolerable so long as the United States was half-empty, prosperous and well protected by broad oceans.
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During your first workouts in summer heat, he says, reduce the time you spend outside and go at a gentler pace than normal, slowly ramping up your effort as the exertion begins to feel more tolerable, which can require anywhere from four or five days to two weeks, depending on your current fitness and heat tolerance.
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If we feel that his injuries and his pain are not treatable and tolerable, we will put him to sleep as this will be the kindest thing to do," the post said, adding that it is not in the hospital's practice to keep the animals alive if they are in "pain and discomfort that is too much.
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In working with troubled youths, Ms. Previte often said, she drew on lessons she had learned in the Japanese camp, where her British teachers, who had also been interned, had made life tolerable for the children by creating a daily routine, insisting on good manners and mutual respect and teaching them that bad behavior had unwelcome consequences.
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Francis, perhaps, who lay in sister snowBefore the wealthy gate Freezing and praising, might have seen in thisNo trifle, but a shade of bliss — That land of tolerable flowers, that state As near and far as grassWhere eyes become the sunlight, and the handIs worthy of water: the dreamt land Toward which all hungers leap, all pleasures pass.
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Meanwhile, the Diamondbacks have to be content with Robbie Ray, Archie Bradley, and Rubby De La Rosa, who have formed a tolerable back-end trio during their various stints in the rotation―the problem being, of course, that you shouldn't want your passable back-end options to be a relative bright spot for resembling passable back-end options.
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And when she puts that letter to Laurie in the mailbox, Jo, like so many queer girls — like so many girls who, for whatever reason, don't want to live by men's rules — has a moment of doubt in which she considers the possibility of living a more "normal" life, in the most tolerable way she sees available to her.
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To those who are overwhelmed by the hundreds of channels on cable TV, that price will seem much more tolerable given the amount of content available on Hulu with Live TV. The service comes with 40+ channels including the four major networks (CBS, Fox, ABC, NBC) as well as a handful of sports channels (ESPN, etc.) and entertainment channels like E!
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As you already know, last week John "Papa" Johnson (I don't care what his real name is) blamed his company's declining revenue on the NFL's poor leadership in handling national anthem, as opposed to the urine-soaked cardboard he calls pizza that is only tolerable if you dip it into a plastic cup of garlic mixed with spit and sugar.
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He didn't find her, but he did come across a brutally honest note from her at their old home, in which Sherry explained that she had broken Daryl out of his cell because our favorite unwashed hero clearly reminded Dwight of the man he used to be, a man Sherry wanted to let Dwight forget, just to make surviving under Negan a little more tolerable.
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Here, I feel like an aging extra in this matrimonial farce, and after a few vodka and Sprites to make the cumbia more tolerable, the lines quickly blur: I can't quite tell whether the guy passed out on the sofa, firmly clutching a glass, is pseudo wasted or really wasted, or whether Bride One is happier with or without Nico, or just loves having her photo taken.
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The volunteer was asked to rate the discomfort of the perceived sensations in the phantom hand using a scale from -1 to 10, where -1 is something enjoyable or pleasant, 1 is very light pain like an itch, 2 is a discomforting feeling like a pinch, 3 is uncomfortable but tolerable, like an accidental cut, and so on, During this experiment, the highest level of pain was ranked as a 3.
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Nor that the even less tolerable Father John Misty had Macaulay Culkin "crucified" by Ronald McDonald clowns in a recent music video for "Total Entertainment Forever," ending up as some hamfisted, No Logo-inspired mess about corporations and technology and sacrilege that only a guy who ranted at a festival crowd for 20 minutes about the banality of entertainment before storming off stage would ever feel comfortable delivering.
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The film's other strength is the premise which gives it its name: a fissure in the ranks of the world's superheroes between those who see oversight by the United Nations as necessary, or at least tolerable, and those who wish to set their own compass (the analogy between having superpowers and being a superpower is pretty clear: in case it eludes people, the film's climax is set in a missile silo).
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" Reporters are suckers for the hype, Cass maintains, pointing out that after a 2017 study by the National Bureau of Economic Research suggested that, in the next hundred years, robots might eliminate as many manufacturing jobs as were lost in 2001 (presumably, a tolerable loss), the Times ran a story with the headline " Evidence That Robots Are Winning the Race for American Jobs ," while the Washington Post titled its story " We're So Unprepared for the Robot Apocalypse .
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