Your negativity took away from the positivity that is Eric.
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What I took away from the experience was the acceptance.
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"You took away from me my first engagement," Sluss responded.
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Here are three things I took away from the event.
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Were there any conclusions that you took away from it?
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Sadly, what I took away from their words was disheartening.
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Nothing took away from the happy vibe despite Kim's recent trauma.
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She loves the attention, but it took away from her job.
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And I took away from my experience with poetry something else.
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It took away from me actually being able to fix cars.
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What's something you took away from this project that was unexpected?
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Bornstein: What's the main thing you took away from your research?
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But the fact he had kids never took away from his attractiveness.
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What were things you took away from that period of your life?
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"Trump's rise took away from Christie's natural strength as a communicator," Gov.
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Here are some of the primary mysteries we took away from the finale.
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Here are the most notable things I took away from the big show.
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What I took away from that job was the work ethic, responsibility, consistency.
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And Demi was pretty proud of what she took away from the show too.
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One thing that I took away from it was the markets were not affected.
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Escobar gave as extremely to his family as he took away from his enemies.
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They were eyesores that took away from the seamless design of a professional costume.
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She said the most valuable lesson she took away from the show was teamwork.
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With every step I took away from the cell, I was flooded with relief.
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That's one of the things I took away from listening to that game's music.
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What I took away from this article: Ryan is not a bad guy, personally.
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The main thing I took away from researching this article is that everyone's different.
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Your take on the Supreme Court decision and what you took away from that interview?
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It took away from any sense that it was going to be a regular performance.
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That was another stock tip he took away from his sixth-grade teacher, he said.
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What was the most significant thing you took away from the controversy over that scene?
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That was the biggest thing I took away from Bill: the preparation and the intensity.
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What was something you took away from this body of work that was entirely unexpected?
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Goldman laid out exactly what both Vindman and Williams took away from Trump's July call.
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None of this knowledge took away from my enjoyment of the play's artistry and ingenuity.
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But the ideas and concepts I took away from that class have haunted me ever since.
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Here are some of the most important life lessons we took away from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.
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That's another reason why I'm so hurt by it, because it took away from the games.
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Your job is to report what you took away from the darkest times of your life.
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Broadly staff writer Marie Solis delves deep into what American women took away from Ford's testimony.
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Here's what I took away from the Senate Intelligence Committee's latest hearing on foreign influence operations.
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Iraq deteriorated into civil war, and U.S. attention there took away from the "pacification" of Afghanistan.
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The whipped cream didn't really add anything, and actually took away from the rich chocolate flavor.
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Gurung "took away from me the confidence to believe that I was worth anything," she says.
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But, as some have noted, those media outlets took away from Hillary Clinton's moment to shine.
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What was one thing you took away from this body of work that was entirely unexpected?
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The longest time that he ever took away from his work was two days, he added.
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And one lesson I took away from that is it's good to have a plan in life.
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And finally, Poo shares what she took away from a night of glamor, but more importantly, change.
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Our politicians took away from the people their means of making a living and supporting their families.
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So, was there anything in particular that you took away from the experience of making this film?
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Let us know the circumstances, the aftermath, and whatever new advice you took away from the experience.
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So most of what I took away from those condom races was an unshakeable fear of AIDS.
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Those are a couple of notes that we took away from the superstar producer's interview with Rolling Stone.
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I realized that, when I identified as trans, there were so many things I took away from myself.
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" What I took away from that is, "How lucky am I to get the chance to meet her?
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We regret that publishing names took away from that message, which is why they have now been deleted.
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Here is what I took away from their analysis: You can see some fascinating tradeoffs in play here.
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But none of those security enhancements took away from the overall fun, carefree atmosphere of the conference.
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Clearing them out and refreshing the boards was necessary, but took away from what should have been inevitable.
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I'm grateful I had that, though I regret every day the time I took away from my siblings.
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"I took away from that, 'Oh, it was just in the zeitgeist at the time,'" Mr. Chavez said.
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The lesson Balch says she took away from the crash: A house is no guarantee of financial security.
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All my teenage brain took away from Terri's plotline was that a fat girl shouldn't hope for much.
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Read what Vox staffers took away from the third Democratic debate Thursday night; another hurricane threatens the Bahamas.
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Can you tell us more about why you made that choice and what you took away from the experience?
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In this new situation involving child migrants who the government took away from their parents, there are new challenges.
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Back in 1989, Baywatch brought back to beaches what Jaws took away from them just 14 years earlier: joy.
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I wound up having to guess the letter, which took away from my final "Aha!" moment for this puzzle.
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A lot of the electronic stuff at the time was into glitch, and that really took away from melody.
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I took away from the book an appreciation of the many ways farts are used across the animal kingdom.
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For some, the attention on the military ban took away from other, more urgent issues for marginalized trans people.
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Ahead, read the worst, wildest, craziest first dates I've ever been on — and what I took away from each experience.
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That was what I took away from that initial meeting, and that was what I really set out to explore.
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"The main thing we took away (from Monaco) was the very real threat from Red Bull," said team boss Toto Wolff.
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Can you talk about what you took away from the way some communities responded—specifically, the queer communities—to the game?
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The resounding conclusion we took away from this research is that the challenges are great, but ultimately the crisis is solvable.
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It is hoped the Egyptians are open to learning from the painful lessons the U.S. took away from Iraq and Afghanistan.
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" And it was really extensive, pages and pages of notes, but all I took away from it was, "I'm not fired!
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Parihug is different in that its creators specifically left the screen out because they thought it took away from the user experience.
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"The most important thing I took away from [rehab] is that I'm stronger than I give myself credit for being," he said.
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One thing I took away from this body of work was that some of the stranger laws are still on the books.
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It took away from her being able to care for her mother, Cindy, who got cancer during Martinson's ninth year in prison.
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"It all came down to the Robin Hood theory — they took away from the good to give to the bad," Jones said.
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"The most important thing I took away from [rehab] is that I'm stronger than I give myself credit for being," said Odom.
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Can you respond to what you took away from the way some communities responded—again, specifically, the queer communities—to the game?
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It seems as if the opening of her gallery took away from Parson's studio time, as well as marked her commitment to abstraction.
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The most important thing I took away from it was not that hard work pays off, but that we as journalists are privileged.
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I think the main thing I took away from Raw was that this is a film about female appetite, in all its forms.
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Peru war ships, commandos on rafts hovering on the horizon and riot police in full gear took away from surfing's famous chill attitude.
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VICE Sports caught up with Jenkins on Thursday afternoon to talk about his visit to Washington and what he took away from it.
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Could you talk about why you chose to do that and what, if anything, you feel like you took away from that experience?
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His comments suggest that he's on the same page they are about the dramatic turns Last Jedi took away from his prior film.
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Anti-abortion groups took away from Casey that they might successfully undercut abortion rights if they could show that the procedure harmed women.
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And the one thing I really took away from this experience is how the world views women from the female characters that were represented.
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Ultimately, these additions not only made the game too complex, but they also took away from the distinct, laid-back feeling of the original.
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But I think the biggest thing I took away from her fiction, and her nonfiction, was the sharp thoughtfulness and humanity behind all it.
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But for me, the thing I took away from my brief time with the camera is just how damn easy it is to use.
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If there's one thing I took away from my time, it's this: the goal is to turn Ara into a real business inside Google.
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"Ali's sound offers a wide variety of arrangement ideas, but we never wanted to do anything that took away from her voice," says Mackinder.
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Everything my father felt and took away from Quiz Kids was very different from how most other people saw the reality he was living.
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Maybe it was too much work for too little profit, or maybe all the lens options took away from the true money maker: sponsored lenses.
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"If there's one thing that I really took away from talking to a lot of EVE players, it's that they are uncommonly intelligent," Groen says.
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"This was really a lesson that we took away from 6900, applied it in 2628, and I think we'll continue to hone it," she added.
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He took away from his Columbia education the belief that being a serious literary critic meant holding in contempt the things that belong to Caesar.
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And the one thing I really took away from this experience is how the world views women, from the female characters that I saw represented.
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One of the most powerful things that I took away from the series was when Ms. [Jessica] Stovall said that there's a lack of urgency.
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A lesson many took away from the president's support of primary challengers during 923 midterms was that Republican establishment doesn't win by contradicting Mr. Trump.
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But even the more concrete promises Trump made, and the messages his supporters took away from his less specific remarks, seem unlikely to be fulfilled.
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He knew how good his tone was, and he knew how good he sounded, and he didn't try to do anything that took away from that.
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So, enough preamble: here's some stuff that I took away from my time with it, plus a little group exchange with two of its production team.
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"What I took away from his class was the underlying forces of how people approach decision making [and] how people approach transactions in general," Murthy said.
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Furthermore, the need to keep looking at the app to see each pose took away from my ability to stay present through a sequence of poses.
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Still, it is not necessarily the spatial and positional awareness he took away from Italy that most benefitted him, but rather the maturation of his outlook.
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Some New York Road Runners members said that the larger numbers took away from the intimacy of the club, and that races were overcrowded and expensive.
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The introduction of a formal education system in Bhutan gradually upended the mind-set of many villagers, who felt schooling took away from responsibilities at home.
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If there's one thing I took away from Stranger Things season 2, it was my love for Steve Harrington (Joe Keery) and Dustin Henderson's (Gaten Matarazzo) friendship.
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In 1984, Congress (with no explanation) took away from Puerto Rico the right to file for federal bankruptcy protection, a right retained by all 50 state governments.
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We regret that Monday's event in Fresno took away from a day intended to honor the men and women who gave their lives to protect our freedom.
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Both antifa and alt-right representatives called the event a success; Trump, however, did not tweet what he took away from his close watch of the situation.
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Coach Meyer and Shelley Meyer took away from the 2009 events that Courtney Smith was not being entirely truthful when she called 911 to have Zach arrested.
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On Golf In material terms, here is what I took away from my first and perhaps only trip to the Masters last year: Four official Masters cups.
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"The biggest thing I took away from that was just that I can compete with the top players in the world, and I'm good enough," Rogers said.
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The impeachment hearings were like a weird Rorschach test in a way, where what you took away from them depended a lot on where you watch them.
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"The one thing he took away from it, aside from all the things I was worried about, was he kept trying to French kiss me afterwards," Silverstone said.
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Strong online sales this holiday season seemingly took away from foot traffic, which dropped 1.7 percent on Black Friday, according to preliminary data from retail tracking firm ShopperTrak.
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But the two words that everyone took away from the report were the same ones that have always come to mind when the future is mentioned: flying cars.
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At least, that's what we took away from his latest interview with Numéro, in which he yanked off his leather gloves and snatched every wig within arm's reach.
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But the age disparity between performer and character never took away from the stark reality of the piece, which balanced a heightened theatricality with painfully honest, emotional truths.
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I am so thankful for my accident and I tend to always try to look at everything it gave me, rather than everything it took away from me.
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The more than four in 10 voters who said trade with other countries took away from American jobs favored Mr. Sanders by a large margin, exit polls showed.
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One lesson he took away from this experience, a lesson that has driven his work, was that there were no paintings of black people on the museum's walls.
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After working with Steve Jobs for more than a decade, Kobe says there's one big lesson he took away from the experience: how to create value for customers.
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" If there's one thing Mr. Schwartz and Mr. Devereaux took away from Mr. Comey's testimony, it's that this is a man who knows how to "play the game.
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"It's disappointing that this isolated incident took away from the weekend's events which showcased the strength of our statewide candidates and the importance of the upcoming election," he added.
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See, if there's one thing we took away from tonight's show, it's that matching your eyeshadow to your outfit is a surefire way to instantly pull a look together.
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But what I took away from that one is that really, because their shoulders are about the same height, all the punches were thrown just like a bar brawl.
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So it's no surprise that the thing many people took away from the president's tweet was not the bashing of democrats, reference to Obama, or a shot at Cohen.
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Jarrett said the biggest lesson she took away from her busy career was to stop working a job that makes "everyone else happy" and instead follow her own passion.
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I oblige a request for an on-camera interview about what I took away from the evening, but stop short of posing with WeedMD merch because of obvious reasons.
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I would say he is the best unranked welterweight fighter in the world and I think he's only unranked because of the break he took away from the sport.
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What I took away from the experience of speaking out was that people, even kind people, are horrified and fearful when it comes to speaking about the realities of abuse.
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Refinery29 spoke to McNamee about her public disavowing of Court, the lessons she took away from this film, and which cast-member is the best tennis player in real life.
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It's amazing how much we took away from less than an hour with the unfinished game, and how it still feels like there's so much more Nintendo is holding back.
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"What I took away from that was this is a time for me to really focus on healing myself emotionally and not unlike my mom, connecting to myself," she explained.
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One clear lesson Democrats took away from the primary was that young people are worried about the price of higher education and want alternatives that are affordable and high quality.
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But the one fact that I took away from it is that the seven-member board charged with carrying out the restructuring doesn't feature anyone from the Puerto Rican government.
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But what I took away from the finale is that there are some lies that must be shared, some burdens that can only be relieved by a mutually-understanding community.
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"It's the guilt over the time it took away from the family," said David Murphy, head of wealth advisory at Boston Private, a wealth management firm that commissioned the study.
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Ahead, Chopra Jonas explains her character's journey, what lessons she took away from this movie, and how husband Nick Jonas helped her give one of her most powerful performances ever.
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And that was only compounded when they made Green Lantern, which was terrible for a whole host of reasons, but the lesson they took away from that is, 'Humor doesn't work.
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"One of the big lessons that I took away from my travel challenge this year is that our relationships really shape our lives more than I think we realize," he said.
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"You would try to keep it so that a piece was interesting enough, but not so interesting that it took away from what was going on during a game," he says.
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The Russos said this part ultimately felt like it took away from the emotional impact of the rest of the scene and made the film feel like it was never-ending.
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These are the three lessons they took away from those months of financial shock-and-awe: Most of the time, the stock market lulls you into a comforting sense of security.
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The dispiriting message some took away from Foucault was that things were, ultimately, a bit hopeless: Power was far too chaotic to help anyone figure out the right thing to do.
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That seemed odd, even if you are not a romantic at heart, and the lesson I took away from it is that I should always read the revealer clue very carefully.
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One thing I took away from the conversation was that Benioff, much more than the other CEOs I had spoken with up to that point, framed every discussion in terms of values.
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Without knowing the substance of Kislyak's interactions with Flynn or Sessions or Kushner, it's impossible to know what was said, what was implied, or what each side took away from the talks.
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Pick out one thing that you took away from your time with this specific person and include that in your thank-you note, whether it's, Thank you so much for your time.
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Back from Code Conference, Walt and Nilay discuss what they took away from interviews with Jeff Bezos, Sundar Pichai, and others, and dive into the state of the companies they belong to.
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The overriding impression I took away from our roughly 90-minute conversation was that Mr. Epstein knew an astonishing number of rich, famous and powerful people, and had photos to prove it.
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I caught up with Harrill, Gaffigan, and Ireland in New York to talk about what they each brought to the film, what they learned, and what they took away from the experience.
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The overriding impression I took away from our roughly 90-minute conversation was that Mr. Epstein knew an astonishing number of rich, famous and powerful people, and had photos to prove it.
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I'm curious what you took away from that around program design and about what that moment of interaction between the people the government serves and the programs they use feels like. Absolutely.
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I don't think these phones necessarily took away from the Note 8's customer base, as its stylus — aka S Pen — is its most defining feature, and none of the iPhones include one.
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Daniel spoke with VICE about last night's episode set in France, next week's finale, and what he took away from filming this season; an edited and condensed version of his thoughts are below.
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There's been internal friction in the past between OFA and the Democratic structure, as some were frustrated about Obama's emphasis on the group that they believe took away from the Democratic National Committee.
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"What we took away from this was school administrators really want their school media to be cheerleaders," said Genelle Belmas, a University of Kansas professor who conducted the survey, which was released in 2017.
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"All my kids took away from that show is that sometimes suicide is the only answer, and that if you have a problem, you shouldn't talk to a male counselor about it," she said.
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"The tone we took away from the end of last week and the dovish tilt from the Federal Reserve is positive for risk assets," Michael Hewson, chief markets analyst at CMC Markets in London.
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This reminded me of a lesson I took away from earlier dealings with Russians: They always know what they want, so you'd better know what you want or they will roll right over you.
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But Kilmeade said McCain had rivalries with several other politicians and presidents as well, again lamenting that Trump's attacks on McCain took away from his noteworthy successes such as job creation and a strong economy.
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"The one thing he took away from it, aside from all the things I was worried about, was he kept trying to French kiss me afterward," Silverstone said after he saw her onscreen kiss with Rudd.
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"What I really took away from this was the fact that in order to get subsidized housing into the suburbs, you have to be sneaky about it," Robert Strupp, the executive director of Baltimore Neighborhoods Inc.
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If there's one thing I took away from spending three years writing for the yachting industry and attending the Monaco Yacht Show, it's that buying a superyacht is the absolute pinnacle of indulgence for the 1%.
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But the thing I always took away from It was just, you know, we are...we are fallible if we do not acknowledge the thing that is most present and most likely to be a threat.
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Their deal-breakers included high taxes, a cumbersome design that took away from the flow of the apartment, bad views, and a lack of entertainment nearby, as they find it's important to their quality of life.
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"Another huge thing we took away from the response of the series is a lack of understanding about the post-conviction process, and about what is it that's even available post-conviction legally to people," she added.
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Fowler was among the delegates who heard from Sanders directly in person on Monday: "What I took away from it was he wants us to continue the revolution, and part of that is civil disobedience," she said.
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Critics rating: 19%"Spy Kids" director Robert Rodriguez made another action film for children, but the decision to film the movie in 3-D took away from the experience and earned poor reviews for its contrived world.
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Overall, one thing I took away from my experience was the immense the love and dedication Kylie's fans have for her, just from spending a few hours waiting for her with them in the sub-30° weather.
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And second, I'm wondering, because we talked about how you had access to people like Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl, what you took away from having those conversations with them, in terms of their responsibility over these issues?
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And over the course of those years, there's one important lesson he took away from working alongside the iconic Apple co-founder and former CEO — how to create value for customers that goes beyond just selling products.
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When the Twins were swept two weeks ago in a three-game series at Yankee Stadium, about the one positive morsel they took away from it was knocking Severino out of the series finale after three innings.
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Tlaib told CNN she stood by the remarks, but added that she was concerned the focus on them took away from her main point, that such technology relies on human technicians who are not immune from bias.
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Following in those footsteps meant more than simply borrowing branding ideas, though, and the B.I.G. verse on this song is a good capsule of the kind of technical lessons that Wayne took away from his Brooklyn forebears.
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One thing the Bradshaw Boys immediately took away from "Sex and the City" was the strength of the female friendships on the show and the immediate sense of community they found with each other and with other fans.
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In the classroom, she shares the most important lessons that she took away from the bee: Grit and persistence are key to success; honing a skill takes lots of time; and it's about the journey, not the destination.
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Bob Graham (former Florida senator) set off about the role of the Saudis, but tell me what you took away from that because you didn't have a background in national security issues then even though you studied international relations.
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"The overriding impression I took away from our roughly 90-minute conversation was that Mr. Epstein knew an astonishing number of rich, famous and powerful people, and had photos to prove it," Stewart wrote in the Times on Monday.
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"The lesson I took away from that was, while we like to speak with data around here, so many times in my career I've ended up making decisions with my gut, and I should have followed my gut," he said.
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Here's what I took away from our conversations: The term "tramp stamp" came into popularity in the late 1990s as low-rise jeans — worn at the hips rather than the natural waist — became the go-to trend for women's denim.
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"This is what I took away from it: The biggest danger, in my opinion, is to denote whole sections of the population as people who are not a party to a conversation by the mere views they hold," Arazi continues.
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I think that was really what I took away from it, and it's interesting that Mark Zuckerberg at Facebook did a 2100,000-word essay about this, essentially saying that the solution to an over-Facebook of the world is more Facebook.
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I'll elaborate on a couple of areas of great opportunity… One thing I took away from VidCon is that human needs and motivations are consistent across time — the adolescent attendees weren't so different from my peers when I was a youth.
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Hurt the people that decided it was okay to try to fuck with me on a daily basis, to try to take something away from THEM as they took away from of my good vibes from me and my chat.
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After taking part in the day's programming of panel discussions, Tong hit us up with eight observations (listed in bold) that he took away from the summit and included some direct quotes from participants that complement and expand on his claims.
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She has a touchy relationship with her daughter (Judy Greer), whom Child Protective Services took away from her after Laurie kept forcing the kid to learn how to fire guns and prepare for battle with a barely human monster man.
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He owned a share of the team from 1994 to 2010, and after that he was an honorary vice president — a title the team took away from him after he violated the league's tampering rules by tweeting about free agents.
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When asked by CNBC what she took away from Lewis' earlier presentation, she said "it sounds like they [Facebook] want to create a multi-tier system," or one that uses networks based on Earth, in the stratosphere and in space.
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Here are three things she took away from the experience: From the moment Acevedo expressed confusion about selling cookies, her troop leader laid down the basics on how to set goals, create a budget and put a plan together to succeed.
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In a series of morning tweets, Mr. Trump said Ms. Pelosi had behaved "so irrationally" in spurning his offer to restore the temporary protections he took away from some undocumented immigrants in exchange for $5.7 billion for a border wall.
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I wanted to use them to represent some of the themes I took away from the poem — the expectations women have for themselves, the pain and longing from unmet dreams, and the confidence and self-assuredness that comes with age and perspective.
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The stunning findings from three separate watchdogs strongly suggest that we do not yet know with certainty even the number of children the Trump administration took away from migrant families — much less whether DHS truly knows the identity of each separated child's family.
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The cheese, produced by the Traditional Cheese Company, was served with a pistachio and orange flapjack, a popular type of oat bar in the UK. Ekin couldn't get enough of the flapjack, whereas I thought it took away from the cheese's rich taste.
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What I took away from my short time with the GT — besides the shock to my nervous system — is that if you are ever lucky enough to come remotely near a chance to drive the car, do whatever you can to make that happen.
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Zimmerman's 2 HRs propel Nationals past Dodgers WASHINGTON — Ryan Zimmerman laughed and jerked his head around to his right late Sunday night after he was asked what he took away from a three-game series against the Los Angeles Dodgers that ended minutes earlier.
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"The key thing that I took away from those stories is that a lot of the quotes and a lot of the factual situations that he relates do not ring true based on my 28 years of experience in the FBI," Gomez said in an interview.
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Hal Scott, who has advocated for financial industry deregulation as director of the Committee on Capital Markets Regulation, argued in The Wall Street Journal that Congress should restore all the powers it took away from the Fed, as well as the Treasury Department and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
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But it would be nice if Melania herself, not to mention her husband, took away from this whole endeavor the important lesson: If you empower the public to turn against suspected "illegal" immigrants — whether or not the public's correct about who's "legal" and who's not — people will definitely get hurt.
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Now, Joakim Noah is up in West Point where the Knicks are holding training camp and while he didn't miss any practices and stage any protests that took away from the events, he skipped out on dinner in the army mess hall, and did not attend a speech given by a retired colonel.
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Ligaya Mishan was really smart about it in The New York Review of Books, but the main thing I took away from the novel was this tiny detail about one of the characters marking each of his drones and vehicles and weapons and stuff with a square of rare colored duct tape.
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While what we once optimistically called the Arab Spring temporarily shook the region's totalitarian brutes (many of whom, it should be noted, are "friends" of the West), the lesson they took away from the dramatic demise of "milder" dictators, like Egypt's Hosni Mubarak, was that even the slimmest margin of dissent cannot be tolerated.
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Aside from the digital reprieve, there was an even greater lesson I took away from this experience, as an actual parent planning for my own child's eventual entry to smartphone life: Setting up parental controls on a phone is a confusing nightmare, and the age-rating system for the Apple App Store is broken.
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"I always took away from these gatherings the feeling that it was somehow related to the struggles that I've faced in my own life — struggles different from his only because they occurred on the streets of more fashionable neighborhoods," he said, noting how the battle with false substitutes for a fulfilling life took shape in upscale areas.
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There are things to be said about invisible labor in the art world, and things to be said about objectifying women in the service of art that is talking about objectifying women, but the thing I took away from Woman in E is this: the systems that oppress us are bigger than us and beyond our control; we can, however, control our complicity.
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SoftBank and Masa himself are very long-term thinkers, and hopefully, the message that founders took away from WeWork and the way SoftBank behaved after the IPO didn't go forward is that we really will work with founders for a long time, and we will hold stock in the public markets, because we believe that this is a 10-, 20-, 100-year vision.
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"Your Money" teaches very concrete methods of keeping track of your finances — there are spreadsheets and expense tracking, simple graphs and investment recommendations — but what I took away from it was a shift in thinking, from chasing money for the sake of having it to using it in service to my goals: to help my parents, achieve financial and mental freedom and continue to write full time.
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" Bruce Handy writes, in analysis that could apply to Sartre or Beckett: "What I took away from Schulz is that life is hard, people are difficult at best, unfathomable at worst, justice is a foreign tongue, happiness can vaporize in the thin gap between a third and fourth panel, and the best response to all that is to laugh and keep moving, always ready to duck.
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The Gravitron-plus-strings staging of Little Big Town's slow-burn "Girl Crush" took away from the song's power, which lies in its tamped-down lust, in favor of showing off cool camera angles; Jack Ü's EDM-metal bludgeoning of the Justin Bieber showcase "Where Are U Now," meanwhile, stomped all over the delicately playful hook in favor of guitar sludge—is Skrillex prepping for a From First To Last reunion?
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Of the 23 young children who remain in government custody, dozens might never see their parents again and instead may be forced to navigate the complex and lengthy process of finding a sponsor in the U.S. As the Trump administration continues to struggle to reunite more kids, government officials face another court-ordered deadline on the horizon: By July 25, more than 23,25 kids age 210-25 whom the government took away from their parents must be reunited.
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Of the 46 young children who remain in government custody, dozens might never see their parents again and instead may be forced to navigate the complex and lengthy process of finding a sponsor in the U.S. As the Trump administration continues to struggle to reunite more kids, government officials face another court-ordered deadline on the horizon: By July 26, more than 2,000 kids age 5-103 whom the government took away from their parents must be reunited.
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The addition of James Corden to the Grammys' already-crowded night not only added a mess of gimmicky moments that were completely unnecessary (a joke about Corden's parents swinging, for example), it took away from the already little time allotted to the actual award winners: The show played off Greg Kurstin when he tried to give speech after Adele for their Song of the Year win, and yet made plenty of time for James Corden to do an extended Carpool Karaoke gag.
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If what Biden took away from the 269 election was that qualifications rule the day, I'd urge him to ask Hillary Clinton how consoling her impeccable credentials are and then to educate me on the gold-plated wonders of Trump's C.V. A national poll two weeks ago showed that Biden was far ahead of other Democrats in a hypothetical primary field, winning the favor of 276 percent of respondents in comparison with 277 percent for Bernie Sanders, 13 for Hillary Clinton, 9 for Beto O'Rourke and under 5 each for Elizabeth Warren, Cory Booker and Kamala Harris.
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