We've seen that that's a very expensive toolbox, and I think we've underinvested in the women's empowerment toolbox and the education toolbox, which are also imperfect but are also powerful tools to bring about change.
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It kind of seems like you're either using that toolbox to address men's issues or you're rejecting that toolbox.
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The U.S. has invested enormously in the military toolbox to reshape the world, but it has systematically underinvested in the education toolbox.
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In theory, startups should provide valuable additions to insurers' toolbox.
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We can't afford to leave any tools in the toolbox.
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"You have to say, what's in the toolbox?" she said.
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The toolbox is probably lightest at the Bank of Japan.
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That remains the most significant tool in the regulatory toolbox.
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And her mom is now "hiding the toolbox," said Kaley.
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This is the primary tool in the science fiction toolbox.
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The grappling hook is a new item in Nate's toolbox.
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There, under the poplar trees, he rummaged through his toolbox.
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Voting is the most powerful tool in an activist's toolbox.
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"These are all tools in a clinician's toolbox," she explains.
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"Prosecutors like to have this in their toolbox," she said.
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"We still have tools in our toolbox," Mr. Draghi said.
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That might make the military toolbox more appealing to Trump.
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But it isn't the only tool in America's development toolbox.
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Thanks to the new Lego Boost Creative Toolbox, there's another possibility.
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"Look at the toolbox," Rehn said referring to its available options.
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"We have a limited toolbox for that right now," says Olah.
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The researchers suggest they are the pieces of a small toolbox.
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"Now NASA has a new tool in the toolbox," adds Siegler.
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"We have a very rich toolbox at our disposal," he said.
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"Hacking is another tool in the toolbox," the U.S. official said.
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"Mitigating their risk and impact requires every tool in the toolbox."
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LIESMAN: ANOTHER TOOL IN THE FED'S TOOLBOX IS THE BALANCE SHEET.
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We have some tools in our toolbox to stymie such action.
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MEADOWS: Obviously that is still something we have in our toolbox.
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Challenge, used rightly, is a tool in a game developer's toolbox.
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From the back of his truck he took out his toolbox.
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And then, you have a shiny new tool for your toolbox!
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But the business toolbox is too important to give up on.
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"You will need a full toolbox of CRISPR proteins," says Martin.
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On Monday he went back to his R&B metaphor toolbox.
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We've rounded up the must-have items in any sewer's toolbox.
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But ultimately, the biggest hammer in the toolbox is energy storage.
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The trade case targeted only a slice of the toolbox industry.
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NHTSA recognizes that its toolbox is much larger than regulations and recalls.
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Acquisitions are just "one tool in the toolbox" for growth, Perret said.
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So it gives us a new tool in the economic warfare toolbox.
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Music is one of the most powerful instruments in a director's toolbox.
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GMs have a difficult job, and a limited toolbox to work with.
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Instead, you'll be able to use all the tools in your toolbox.
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The Toolbox Killers murdered for the last time on Halloween night 1979.
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The Lego Boost Creative Toolbox allows children to build five different robots.
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In combat, Atreus amounts to another piece of gear in your toolbox.
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"The president has a few more tools in his toolbox," McCarthy said.
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I do think we need to utilize more tools in our toolbox.
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He had this toolbox that didn't have any good knives in it.
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She lifted her thighs from the seat and pointed at the toolbox.
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"It's another tool in the toolbox," Tuggle said during the press conference.
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So now I want to then go back to the president's toolbox.
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But it seems like an odd tool to remove from the toolbox.
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And impeachment is the biggest and most powerful tool in Democrats' toolbox.
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It's an all-in-one toolbox app for tracking, assessing, and discovering movies.
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In that context, R-rated movies have a place in the superhero toolbox.
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Dirty talk is one of the most useful instruments in the fantasy toolbox.
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Electoral politics is just a tool in a larger toolbox of this movement.
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Is there something here we all share as humans in our erotic toolbox?
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"An extensive toolbox is crucial for your freedom," he would tell his daughters.
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Next to America's or Japan's, Europe's toolbox for blocking foreign investment is limited.
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A well-executed accent can be the sharpest tool in an actor's toolbox.
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Microsoft's new tool, though, will certainly be a welcome addition to the toolbox.
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The seizure of his team and their equipment makes clear the dictator's toolbox.
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"She's going to use every tool in her toolbox," the Democratic lawmaker said.
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"The president still has a few more tools in his toolbox," McCarthy said.
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I believe innovative ideas like this are an important tool in our toolbox.
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He bought the toolbox and three padlocks from an Ace Hardware in Pittsboro.
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She's ready to excite without reaching into the typical toolbox of vocal provocations.
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What tools have you got in the FDA's toolbox to make this happen?
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We'd like to add another psychological tool to the toolbox: Moral Foundations Theory.
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In total, there are currently 35 tools and services available through the toolbox.
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" — Donald Altman, a mindfulness teacher and author of books including "The Mindfulness Toolbox.
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AND WE ABSOLUTELY RESPOECT THEIR DESIRE TO ADD MORE TOOLS TO THE TOOLBOX.
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We need to see coping as a variety of tools in a toolbox.
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This one, dubbed a drifter, looked like a toolbox wearing a life preserver.
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A potential EU-wide consensus on security standards has been dubbed the "toolbox".
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NAWCA is the single most successful wetland habitat conservation tool in our toolbox.
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However, given today's regulatory environment, my toolbox for this approach is very limited.
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We're simply giving another tool in the toolbox to law enforcement and prosecutors.
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"Everyone should see this as a new tool in their toolbox," he says.
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McConnell controls the floor ruthlessly, drawing on a cluttered toolbox of arcane techniques.
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LEGO Boost Creative Toolbox + Arctic Scout Truck bundle — £124.99 (list price £160.98) See Details
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Here's a glimpse at what it'll add to your toolbox if you enroll today.
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We don't have to rely on a digital toolbox to make sure we're beautiful.
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Today's discovery adds a second "messenger" to the toolbox: a very high-energy neutrino.
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It gives them a few more tools in their toolbox when they're making decisions.
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Finding these files is like finding a toolbox on the side of the road.
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The tools in the toolbox, man… I'm a kid in a candy store here.
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All of which is the function of her toolbox of rhetorical devices: Suggestive apposition.
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Little did she know that the two men were known as The Toolbox Killers.
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But it sure is nice to have another tool in the cord cutting toolbox.
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He should also rethink possibilities and opportunities and regroup the tools in America's toolbox.
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I wonder, then, why my toolbox often seems so inadequate for fixing my patients.
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His motivational toolbox is filled with devices he picked up from books and magazines.
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It is the only real tool of change in the present budget process toolbox.
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The more skills I put in my toolbox, the greater my chances of success.
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"We don't yet have a very good toolbox for fighting these diseases," Salje said.
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With Personal Capital in my money toolbox, I know I'm on the right track.
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The backpack wasn't that heavy, but the toolbox weighed a miserable thirty-six pounds.
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It is time for this unethical tool to be removed from the penal toolbox.
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Next came the toolbox: a bright red Craftsman, a Christmas gift from my parents.
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Ms. Byers and her sons are not sure where the mixer and toolbox went.
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CDFI Fund Programs are now a key instrument in struggling communities' economic development toolbox.
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"Deep learning is great, but we need a toolbox of different algorithms," she says.
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Moving forward, Grossman said the iPhone can just become another part of Bon Appétit's toolbox.
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The campaign's toolbox also offers sample phone scripts so people can lobby their elected representative.
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In the end, Phantom frames should be one of many tools in your privacy toolbox.
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So it requires other tools in my toolbox to be able to convey those things.
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But deletion should be thought of one tool in the toolbox, not the end goal.
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We had a flatbed truck, a Toshiba boombox, and a toolbox full of costume gold.
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And balance in the use of the whole toolbox—military power, diplomacy, economic leverage, development.
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Your toolbox will include our websites, email campaigns, our long-time partners and social media.
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"As a weapon in the toolbox it's a good one," the former Pentagon official said.
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A robust digital toolbox can even jump-start new careers, as in Ms. Goldberg's case.
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The toolbox will create a framework to analyse and address network security issues, sources say.
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The toolbox will create a framework to analyze and address network security issues, sources say.
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"Turkey's toolbox is full of items that are almost infinite in nature," Mr. Cagaptay added.
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VPNs, or virtual private networks, are an important part of any security and privacy toolbox.
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The toolbox will create a framework to analyse and address network security issues, sources say.
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Revised structures will certainly help, but no single policy or toolbox offers a silver bullet.
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My clothes and my bun are just one part of my "woman in science" toolbox.
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"It's almost as if he only has one tool in his toolbox," Mr. Beschloss said.
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"It's another tool in our toolbox that goes beyond the scope of the drones," he said.
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Meredith Whittaker: But it wasn't ... they were pulling from a toolbox that no longer works, right?
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It's a major instrument in Trump's toolbox, one he's relied on to slyly attack his opponents.
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The toolbox included bulldozing entire neighborhoods, building new office towers, and connecting it all with superhighways.
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There is no magic bullet... it is a tool that can be in a country's toolbox.
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Tools in the toolbox US officials have also hinted that they are ready to do more.
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"It's kind of like we had the toolbox, and they had the general idea," says Pacini.
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If this argument fails to persuade, Mr. Castañeda argues, there are other tools in the toolbox.
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Be prepared to return home inspired, engaged and with so many more tools in your toolbox.
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All you need to conquer this one is your clue toolbox and some time and patience.
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Your true value came through how you used, understood and sharpened the tools in your toolbox.
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It has taken every tool in my acting toolbox to not weep through this entire interview.
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I took the toolbox home, and watched a number of home improvement videos (thank you, YouTube!).
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"In the grand scheme of things, this is just another tool in the toolbox for attackers."
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"It's just one more tool that we have in our disciplinary toolbox that we can use."
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Sometimes low-tech or no-tech ends up being the most valuable thing in your toolbox.
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My own research points to one additional tool in the president's toolbox: promoting within the judiciary.
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"What clients are talking about is the ECB's toolbox," said BNP Paribas chief global economist Luigi Speranza.
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Each artist has a distinctive toolbox of motifs and methods, resulting in works that are wildly different.
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And then there's "kek," a World of Warcraft-derived word that became part of 4chan's trolling toolbox.
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My toolbox is an old carpenter's box rescued from the discounted pile at a local thrift store.
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Interest rates are so low that the bank's toolbox may need to be expanded in creative ways.
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There's a bizarre "App Toolbox", for instance, with suggested apps for "rugged" hobbies like fishing and construction.
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However "deeply negative" rates would not become a standard instrument in the central bank's toolbox, Mersch said.
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The CFPB has put together a toolbox to help students make informed choices about loans and payments.
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"Maybe a niche kind of thing … a tool in the toolbox," he said, according to The Intercept.
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But Mitchell already has the gravitational pull of an All-Star, along with an elite scorer's toolbox.
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He added that the tax may be just one of the many policy tools in the toolbox.
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"We should use all of the tools in the toolbox to get the most information," she said.
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These influences melded only several generations ago to create an unusually aromatic and versatile toolbox of flavors.
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Multinational enterprises come to every jurisdiction, including the United States, with a toolbox of tax planning techniques.
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"In situ conservation may be the only feasible tool in the conservation toolbox for many such plants."
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And, he added, the tax may be just one of the many policy tools in the toolbox.
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Vestager said she had commissioned a study into the issue in order to upgrade her antitrust toolbox.
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"We think in terms of the doctor shortage, this is one tool in the toolbox," Ducey said.
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"Hi there," she said to a man wearing a neon yellow vest and hauling a large toolbox.
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And while I'll lament the fading of dedicated servers, MCC's matchmaking uses every part of that toolbox.
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It makes it very difficult for Europe now, when another crisis happens, the toolbox — what is left?
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Now somebody who keeps a plant running is more likely to carry an iPad than a toolbox.
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Even if the European Central Bank cuts rates further next month, the monetary toolbox is nearly exhausted.
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" At the end of the last decade, it was the sweaty toolbox of "Shop Class as Soulcraft.
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Soares keeps his stash in a black toolbox in his kitchen at his home in New Bedford.
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Soares keeps his stash in a black toolbox in his kitchen at his home in New Bedford.
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You're seeing the U.S. administration increasingly use tariffs as a tool in the toolbox to affirm their objectives.
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The LEGO Boost Creative Toolbox takes this one step further by helping to develop coding and constructions skills.
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SOG's new multi-tool belt buckles are like having an always-accessible toolbox secretly holding up your pants.
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"It is a tool in the toolbox," a source with knowledge of the team's thinking told the newspaper .
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Take away my toolbox and ask me to be a carpenter; this is what you ask of them.
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In short, there are lots more tools in our toolbox — enough tools to bring an end within sight.
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The access panel on the controller's battery compartment is screw-free, so swapping batteries doesn't require your toolbox.
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Or rather, or the big spatial components of it as it's also becoming a nice computer vision toolbox.
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However he stressed that "deeply negative" rates would not become a standard instrument in the central bank's toolbox.
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The bill also goes beyond the punitive sanctions stick and recognizes the need for a comprehensive policy toolbox.
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So I look at executive action and legislative action as two tools in our toolbox of expanding opportunity.
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The smartphone's particular genius is that it gives us social animals an entire communications toolbox to play with.
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"We know these tools are a great tool in the toolbox," said Dr. Harris, who is a psychiatrist.
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The Toolbox plans to track ratings and licenses of workers, who they will pay directly through the app.
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The 26 most essential apps and devices every entrepreneur needs in their toolbox, according to founders and CEOs
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"It's just one more tool that we have in our disciplinary toolbox that we can use," Boulineau said.
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That's where I met Billy, a former Marine, who didn't seem to understand the clientele Toolbox caters to.
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But it's a tool in a toolbox, and we need as many as we get our hands on.
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"This means the SNB may have to delve into its toolbox to ease policy next year," Allen said.
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Matt LeBlanc said he took multiple props from the "Friends" set and he keeps one in his toolbox.
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Agents found another migrant in the vehicle, but Mr. Gómez Arellano remained trapped in a 30-inch toolbox.
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Thunder rumbled for minutes at a time, as if God were rolling a giant toolbox across the sky.
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I got a peek into the toolbox and world of Toronto's guerrilla lifeguard over the Labor Day weekend.
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Simply grab some sponges from under the sink, string them from your toolbox, and make yourself some... spandles?
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"The government viewed espionage as a toolbox, and they could use any tool they wanted," Ms. Roldós said.
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"Our job is to be a vibrant tool in the toolbox of American foreign policy," Mr. Green said.
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In the intervening years, they've added electronics to their musical toolbox to tweak the atmospherics here and there.
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So I think from the perspective of the union, it's essentially taking a tool out of their toolbox.
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"Proxy voting is only one tool in our toolbox," said Glenn Booraem, who heads investment stewardship for Vanguard.
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It's another tool Democrats have in their toolbox, but right now, momentum appears to be growing around impeachment.
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I think tariffs are one of the tools in the toolbox, but they're only one of the tools.
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It sounds crazy, but sharpening this section of his toolbox should be a priority for Simmons over the summer.
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My dad, an IT entrepreneur, was adamant that my sister and I have a good toolbox before leaving home.
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And it's important for me to know that, in the good times, we're pulling from the same spiritual toolbox.
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Beyond bots and troll farms, the toolbox includes information operations, cyberattacks, political subversion, strategic economic coercion and malign finance.
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"Generally he's dressed in overalls, and he carries an old wooden toolbox or is pushing a wheelbarrow," Boehme says.
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QE may be drawing to a close for the moment, but it is now a fixture in the toolbox.
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"Vaccination is the one tool we have in our toolbox to reduce the spread of canine flu," she says.
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Since then, we've stopped thinking of nuclear weapons as just another tool in our toolbox in a conventional fight.
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Click here to view original GIFEvery wrench sitting in a toolbox wants to grow up to become a tomahawk.
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Gizmodo recently met with the cybersecurity experts at Netragard, who busted out their hacker toolbox of social engineering gadgets.
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Apple is rolling out an upgrade to its augmented reality toolbox, ARKit, to developers in a beta version today.
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Each little screw holding the device together is a special, proprietary design you won't find in any standard toolbox.
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With little more than a 28-pound toolbox, Chevy put 13 holes in a 2016 F-150's bed.
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The alternative would be to carry a minimal "toolbox" from Earth and manufacture the habitat using locally harvested resources.
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The most powerful counter in the Machida toolbox is stepping inside of the round kick with the reverse punch.
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It led him to San Diego and the brewery Toolbox, which specializes in mixed fermentation beers using wild yeast.
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But this movie relied so heavily on the glinting plastic toolbox of CGI that the magic just never arrived.
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Between #FakeNews hashtags, borderline doxxing, Â and white supremacist memes, he's used nearly every tool from the troll toolbox.
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Given the challenge of global food security, it is foolish to overlook any new tool in the breeder's toolbox.
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He and his researchers cranked out a series of breakthrough papers that helped create the modern toolbox of genomics.
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Ms. Bérubé's grid is transformed into a TOOLBOX, and the circled squares spell out the tools in the box.
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I also ask people what skill they had in their leadership toolbox that they wish they had more of.
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This is the weakening of the stress test regime, which has been a vital addition to the regulatory toolbox.
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You can build, code, and play with the LEGO Boost Creative Toolbox and Arctic Scout Truck bundle for just £124.99.
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I'd get hysterical feeling that it'd be impossible to pass my classes, despite using every study technique in my toolbox.
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In Kiev, the feeling is that Russian sanctions are the only remaining hammer left in an increasingly ineffective diplomatic toolbox.
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Pattison said governors wanted a "toolbox" of financing options, including municipal bonds, cash, public-private partnerships and federal matching funds.
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There's a toolbox on the dock, and inside, I find some old tools and, for some inexplicable reason, a machete.
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"The president has a few more tools in his toolbox," said McCarthy, without elaborating on what those tools might be.
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The United States has lots of tools in its toolbox for retaliation and response — including financial, legal and technical means.
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Instead of a black doctor's bag, she carries a red-top Craftsman toolbox packed with knives, scalpels, forceps and scissors.
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It's time to take this concept out of the toolbox and witness its ability to do good in the world.
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Yet, it is in these specific areas where the FTC has the most robust toolbox to address these anticompetitive activities.
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With Personal Capital in your digital toolbox, you'll be one step closer to making sure you're on the right track.
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Things would have to get pretty serious for any country to take it out of the toolbox and use it.
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Feiffer, for his part, takes full advantage of the form, using the comic book toolbox to make very cool choices.
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" She described counterterrorism operations as "dynamic," and said the NSA does not want to lose a "tool in our toolbox.
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Furthermore, said Kobak, it's important for clients to understand what's in an advisor's "toolbox" and how those tools are used.
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By eschewing these sorts of tools, God of War was declining to use an entire toolbox filled with storytelling devices.
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Jimmy Ray Gallup dropped the backpack beside the baggage compartment of the bus and deadlifted the toolbox up the steps.
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When the Mexican trainees arrived, Shannon stood near her red toolbox, which was decorated with photos of her granddaughter, Carmella.
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We all carry a "toolbox" to work in the form of specific abilities that make us better at our jobs.
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"Small cells are a tool in the toolbox, but alone are not going to solve the rural divide," he said.
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I'd never heard of an ECHO STOP, which seems part of a capacious toolbox for tonal adjustment for an organ.
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Part of the answer, perhaps, lies in the model of the travel writer working with the great toolbox of technology.
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Capitals have until the end of April to introduce the new measures recommended in the EU's 5G security "toolbox" document.
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The kit is housed in a toolbox-style carry-case so it's portable enough to take to a friend's house.
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But together with that, I want to say that yes ... it certainly is one of the tools in our toolbox.
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"It&aposs just another tool in a parent or caregiver&aposs toolbox of ways to calm a child," he says.
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Using anonymous sources is a very important tool in the toolbox for my colleagues in the newsroom, so not judging.
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Third, once a new tool appears in the government's "toolbox," it can be picked up for use at any time.
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But trade is a complicated part of our economy and a critical part of our international diplomatic and economic toolbox.
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"For all the reassurances that its toolbox is plentiful, the ECB has little ammunition left to fight low inflation," Dall'Angelo said.
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The toolbox also includes over 840 LEGO pieces, plus a LEGO Move Hub, Interactive Motor, and a colour and distance sensor.
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"I don't think AI has quite yet become a standard part of the toolbox of the bad guys," Truvé told Gizmodo.
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The truck has alloy rims, a towing hitch, a toolbox and a decal sticker on the rear portion of the bed.
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All of these things are really part of the toolbox that we can use to intensify an erotic or sexual experience.
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A toolbox app allows players to streamline the process, with the digital companion handling card draw and, if desired, die rolls.
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Price: ~$40Buy on: AmazonWalmart Oftentimes, you don't need a whole toolbox to get the job done, just a screwdriver or two.
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The organization Toolbox for Education and Social Action, which builds tools, programs and games for educators and activists, created the game.
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When it's active, any time-limited ability in your toolbox — specifically, melee abilities, grenades and Supers — charge significantly slower than normal.
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Mario Maker 23, like LBP 2, has the same emphasis on an expanded toolbox and a hugely improved single player mode.
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Yet there is nonetheless a place in the pro-European toolbox for the sort of arguments put forth by Mr Obama.
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Against the fierce counter-punching German, Pliskova said she had to try everything in her toolbox to take control of points.
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"We are using all the tools in the toolbox," said David Hickton, a U.S. attorney for Pittsburgh, where Bogachev was indicted.
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Scroll to the right side of the row, and select "Settings," which looks like a white silhouette of a toolbox.4.
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"It is the analogy of the toolbox," said the head of pan-European fixed income at Aberdeen Asset Management, Neil Murray.
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Body-worn cameras may indeed be one instrument in the toolbox of police accountability, but they do not constitute accountability itself.
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And the F.B.I. can most likely use other authorities, like grand jury subpoenas, from its criminal investigative toolbox as a workaround.
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If candy gets ground in between floorboards in a way that vacuuming doesn't dislodge, it's time to head into the toolbox.
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"Civil prosecutors have one less tool in their enforcement toolbox," said Emily S. Theriault, a Washington lawyer who represents military contractors.
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Nor is there much credible disagreement that the president treats lies, exaggerations and bullying as everyday weapons in his communication toolbox.
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Quantitative easing "is part now of the toolbox; it's permanent," Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, said Thursday.
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But because I've had this happen, I actually have a much bigger toolbox to deal with these feelings when they come.
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Little design characteristics like this are always a nice perk and definitely save time when searching through a toolbox or drawer.
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An inexpensive toolbox that fell into my lap at a tricky tray auction helped us bolt our lives back together again.
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"I was told I would turn into this classically trained robot, but I wanted to add to my toolbox," he said.
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Apple is one company that has made itself a big player in the space, recently releasing a developer toolbox called ARKit.
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He was devastated until his mother ran to the toolbox and got two nuts and bolts that would do the job.
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For little everyday projects like tightening screws, or for full-fledged emergencies, a toolbox is an absolute staple in every home.
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This explains the unending call for more federal grants for new design-bid-build projects – the only tool in the toolbox.
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Genetic engineering techniques that anti-GMO activists and lobby groups lump under the "GMO" umbrella are tools in an agricultural toolbox.
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It remains absolutely true that climate change is urgent and that every tool in the toolbox needs to be immediately deployed.
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Will either of these multi-tools be a full-time replacement for a larger pocket tool, or even a well-stocked toolbox?
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Unburdened by these anatomical constraints, placental mammals could utilize a larger evolutionary toolbox to acquire food, flee predators, and exploit their environment.
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As we discussed yesterday in The Unlikely Rise of Kelvin Gastelum , Gastelum's striking has become wonderfully slick with a very limited toolbox.
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Still, Cohen, who is not affiliated with Signum Biosciences, said this new cream could have a place in the acne-fighting toolbox.
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It came out of Toyota's American Calty Design Research center last year and functions as a sort of toolbox for recreational pursuits.
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Something like the baked in restrictions... Yes it's a tool, but it should only be one of the tools in your toolbox.
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I don't want to say that I'm not optimistic, but I don't think that optimism is in my toolbox of feelings, honestly.
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For now he's an adorable and engaging little toy capable of expressing an impressive array of emotions with a relatively limited toolbox.
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But there's an undeniable appeal to the idea of fiddling around with this toolbox and coming up with something that simply works.
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"We're about to launch next year a new version of smart straw, which is toolbox friendly as we call it," he said.
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If there's more cash that they have available to them that's more flexible, then yes, there are more tools in the toolbox.
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After he started learning guitar in his early teens, his friends gave him Guitar Pro and FruityLoops to expand his sonic toolbox.
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We are doubtful and argue that the "single point of entry" approach is better viewed as one tool in the resolution toolbox.
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They're making those decisions without all the tools in the toolbox that they deserve to have when making such a big choice.
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In our steadfastly advanced and technology-enhanced world, the artist's toolbox has expanded, and creatives are adjusting their interpretations of traditional artforms.
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If you own a small business, here are nine reasons to consider adding the American Express Business Platinum to your financial toolbox.
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What's left in the toolbox of a typical tech worker is a laptop with charger, smartphone, earbuds, wallet or purse, and keys.
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Part of what makes the current moment so exciting is specifically because Mario Maker is a sanctioned toolbox to play around in.
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Coates told KAYU he sheltered from the rain and collected some drinking water by propping open a toolbox cover from the ATV.
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Borrowing heavily from the novelist's toolbox — a fictional narrator, suspenseful scenes — Kerry Howley's "Thrown" tells true, brutal stories about mixed martial arts.
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They have a wide variety of paradoxical skills that they call upon as needed, like a mechanic with a well-stocked toolbox.
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And it was certainly easy to do with a toolbox of more than 120 references and an intense passion for the product.
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For now, though, regulators only really have tough words in their toolbox to try to make tech giants clean up their act.
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Democrats on Capitol Hill are also looking for other ways to push back, vowing to use other tools in the congressional toolbox.
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"Any time there is a sign of disturbance, that is the first tool in the toolbox," said Mishi Choudhary, founder of SFLC.
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"The toolbox is now a computer," said Andy Winnett, who directs the company's agricultural program at Walla Walla Community College in Washington.
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But my champion and the love of my life is the person who had every tool in the toolbox at his disposal.
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Still, the best critique comes from us regular folks on Twitter, using every joke setup in our toolbox to subvert the cryptoromantics.
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Moreover, the catalogue of marks and processes Iribarren employs exist as a toolbox of freestanding geometries and gestures to disassemble at will.
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First, I would say — and I would put most people in this category — I didn't have a toolbox to even address it.
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Continued progress against malaria is going to require new tools in the toolbox — and this vaccine looks like an incredibly promising one.
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Among the other emoji that artists may find useful are the sponge, the safety pin, the ball of yarn, and the toolbox.
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It makes perfect sense that Clinton would use all the tools in her toolbox, and executive authority provides several of those tools.
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Sears, which recently filed for bankruptcy, has 102 containers filled with 102,000 units of their Craftsman 22-inch Toolbox with Tray-Black/Red.
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"I am aware there is some appetite on both sides of the aisle to quickly reach for the toolbox of sanctions," he said.
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Besson has the comfort of a much better toolbox and a larger playground to explore, and it shows in the movie's visual sweep.
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But Rich Ross, head of technical analysis at Evercore ISI, believes investors shouldn't throw out Europe's banks from their trading toolbox just yet.
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Everyone should have a good toolbox readily available, whether that's to hang up wall decor, build furniture, or perform some minor home improvements.
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"The market is waiting to see if a further move into negative territory is going to be part of policymakers' toolbox," she said.
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The new work essentially expands the tools available in the toolbox, allowing the CRISPR systems to detect more than one thing at once.
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An understanding of WordPress With so many platforms now built on WordPress, it is a vital technical tool to add to your toolbox.
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Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris were famous for picking up female hitchhikers and then torturing them with tools typically found in a toolbox.
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The grossly underestimated Russians have designed a sophisticated toolbox of mixed power, with multiple tools and the ability and infrastructure to deploy them.
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The goal at first is to find the creatives whose work would be improved or eased by adding this tool to their toolbox.
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"They're continuing to use every tool in the toolbox," said Tyler Moran, director of The Immigration Hub, which advocates for progressive immigration policies.
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We should be ramping up our economic diplomacy toolbox to expand our influence in the developing world, rather than retreating from those markets.
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LEGO Boost Creative Toolbox, available at Amazon, $159.95Legos have already stood the test of time, but even the classics can always be improved.
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I have always liked my partner to come over with a toolbox—clothespins, a wooden paddle, a Wartenberg pinwheel, a gag, and handcuffs.
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Think of that: probably the fourth skill in his toolbox, and he was one of the 10 greatest guitar players of all time.
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Because I wasn't sure what other tools I had in the toolbox when I went to New Zealand to do that first season.
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The question is: Have you reached that point now where you want to employ what is the most explosive tool in your toolbox?
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As part of Waze's social toolbox, you can link your phone's contacts list (or your Facebook or Twitter accounts) in the program's settings.
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"The collective work on the toolbox demonstrates a strong determination to jointly respond to the security challenges of 5G networks," the EU writes.
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And we must remember that this is just one tool in the toolbox of caring for the dying — a tool of last resort.
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" A man whose armpit is in my face and whose toolbox is squashing my feet speaks into my hair: "She needs to chill.
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To try out the program, visit the team's site Empirical Imaging and install the latest toolbox, which is filed in the "Download" tab.
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Developers can, however, tap into the engine in a tangential way through any facial-recognition work they do with Apple's augmented reality toolbox, ARKit.
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Though Nichols had never used a Steadicam, he shot a significant portion of his next movie, Mud, with one—another skill in the toolbox.
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"The toolbox is becoming emptier and emptier" for Chinese authorities, Frederic Neumann, co-head of Asian Economics Research at HSBC, told CNBC on Monday.
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My brother and I would use serrated steak knives, sand paper and pretty much anything from my dad's toolbox to rough up our denim.
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It's not even about maintaining a career so much as it is I've been given this opportunity and this giant toolbox to make records.
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All of a sudden, there was this new ability – this new tool in the toolbox of black Americans – to achieve equality and, therefore, equity.
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Overall, the paper claims that we have moved into a new, unpredictable and unprecedented space in which the conventional economic toolbox has no answers.
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Amazon has a variety of major developer partners on board to use the Alexa Gadget toolbox, too, including Hasbro, WowWee, Baby Plus, and eKids.
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And when you head out into the woods for a weekend camping trip, it's a much better alternative than carrying 200 pounds of toolbox.
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For network engineers with a specific problem to be solved, there have never been as many tools in the toolbox to solve those problems.
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On Sunday, ATF personnel made three IEDs from everyday articles, including a frying pan, a toolbox, a doorbell switch and magnets from a loudspeaker.
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By Mr. McLamore's account, Mr. Edgerton "reached into his toolbox and grabbed a hatchet" and sank it into the stainless steel mechanism, destroying it.
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Randy Bruns, a private wealth adviser with HighPoint Planning Partners, also says a reverse mortgage is an important tool in the retirement-income toolbox.
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And everything is in that toolbox, but maybe for this scene I only use the hammer and the ... uh, whatever else tool you use.
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If you're paranoid someone's getting into your toolbox while you're away, the box will also send an alert if it's someone's messing with it.
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The PBOC relies on those operations to manage liquidity, but Mizuho's Cheung said the central bank will keep expanding its toolbox in the future.
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But more importantly, I don't believe that the tools in Amma's toolbox — weaponized femininity, emotional manipulation, and secret knowledge — are really joined with sociopathy.
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For communities and emergency responders an awareness of the ecological role in hazards and disasters is a valuable tool in their emergency response toolbox.
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Hsieh's tennis toolbox includes many strange shots few consider using, and her combination of off-speed shots and tremendous foot speed often flummoxes opponents.
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It's very satisfying to see an actress like Ms. Kidman use everything in her artistic toolbox while also chancing the audience's sympathy and love.
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"You prepare yourself and you put all the tools in your toolbox, and then you wait till you get to the job," Brees said.
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"Without this approach, we would have nothing to offer these patients," Comander said, likening the technique to taking a toolbox into the retina itself.
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"This is one of the tools in our toolbox to mitigate the potential impact of this novel virus on that United States," she said.
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Though he lies just below the radar for most casual jazz fans, Colligan is known among insiders as a pianist with a full toolbox.
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So I'm actually very proud of our forward leading in this area and I believe it's one very effective tool in the enforcement toolbox.
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A loaf of bread to a hungry family might be one of the best tools in our toolbox to prevent the spread of terrorism.
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By banning features without considering the context in which they are used, we may inadvertently limit a designers' toolbox to create privacy-protecting design.
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Even though some have suggested Senate Democrats should attempt to obstruct the new nominee, they have no tools in their toolbox to do so.
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File this away in the back of your solving toolbox and I promise that you will recall it the next time it comes up.
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Opioids have been used safely for centuries and are important instruments in the physician's toolbox; they are used medically to treat pain and suppress cough.
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"They&aposre trying to use all the methods in the toolbox to answer this really important question of what people were really eating," she said.
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It's meant to be an all-in-one artist's toolbox that can replace your sketchpad so you can paint, draw, or doodle wherever you are.
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And any realistic migration management regime will have to keep in its toolbox the selective detention of asylum seekers, especially in times of high influx.
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"I like to think of thin film electronics as a toolbox in which we reach in and grab the materials that we need," he said.
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"If you're an artist, it is only logical to look at expanding the toolbox, especially if you can find/project new meaning," Ćosić told me.
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Load up an image in the app, tap the Toolbox icon (bottom left), then choose the Heal brush from the list of options that appear.
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Battlegrounds shows another way: The online game not as a competitive sport but almost as a performance space, as a toolbox for creating emotional arcs.
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Decide Whether It's Worth ItBefore you hunker down with your toolbox, take an honest assessment of your furniture and decide whether it's worth the effort.
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Machine learning can be an incredible addition to any tinkerer's toolbox, helping to fix that little problem in life that no commercial gadget can handle.
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There was a toolbox that hovered to the right of the screen, allowing me to block comments as I saw them or ban users outright.
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It's not a major departure from its predecessor, as the name clearly implies, but it does bring a couple of new tricks to the toolbox.
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Tool kit Everyone should have a good toolbox readily available, whether that's to hang up wall decor, build furniture, or perform some minor home improvements.
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The problem of the Fed is that they need to raise rates, not because the economy is doing well but because the toolbox is empty.
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Vitra's Toolbox ($70 on Vitra) is a desk caddy that comes in 11 colors and is an attractive and portable alternative to clunky desk organizers.
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They also allegedly found lubricant and sex toys along with a handgun, syringes, insulin, gloves, and Viagra in a toolbox, the court official tells PEOPLE.
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This is a typical tool in the radio astronomy toolbox, but making these measurements in the optical light spectrum can help researchers gather more information.
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The sets can be a little intimidating to kids, and that's why you have the Lego Boost Creative Toolbox, a simplified version of Lego Mindstorms.
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It's something to add to the "toolbox in which you can promote repair or prevent that damage from occurring in the first place," Yan said.
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The accelerator has raised funding from Nowa Era, Aviva, Toolbox for HR, SGP Legal, companies that would like to access these younglings in the nest.
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Despite the challenges in driving traffic, WeChat stores hold great appeal to brands for they offer a large toolbox for boosting customer loyalty, observed Mauron.
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This self-management "toolbox" includes relaxation techniques, physical activity, interaction with pets, and a problem-solving approach to minimize pain's interference with life, she said.
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So it was just [considering] what parts do I play up, what parts do I play down, but always remembering that there's, like, a toolbox.
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Those seeking to interfere in our midterms have a growing toolbox, built on techniques of voter deception and intimidation that America's elections have weathered before.
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Unlike Pyongyang, with no signs of a substantial anti-regime movement, regime change from within Iran can be a tool in the administration's toolbox. How?
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The company starts with an end objective — say stopping aging — and then uses a toolbox of deep learning algorithms to devise ideal molecules de novo.
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This would force antitrust law to tackle policy issues it is not prepared for, and would also neglect the other tools in the policy toolbox.
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If your Dad is handy and looking for a way to store his tools —and you're willing to spend $80—Vaccariello liked the Trusco toolbox.
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Still, the pressure on the renminbi to weaken remains such that the central bank will probably need to dig deeper into its monetary policy toolbox.
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Other free photo utilities abound, but if you want to move to a paid program, you can get a whole toolbox of features and tutorials.
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Save 25% on all Swiss Army KnivesThere's always room for a Swiss Army Knife, be it on a keychain, in a toolbox, or a pocketbook.
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"We need fundamental additions to this toolbox we have created to reach machines that operate at the level of true human understanding," Dr. Bengio said.
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Second, it removes another tool from Trump's toolbox if he is serious about making the hard choices necessary to ensure his plan is deficit-neutral.
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The commission is expected to publish a "toolbox" of measures that countries can take to mitigate the risks, but it can't force them to comply.
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Among the most effective — if little examined — tools in Google's public policy toolbox has been its funding of nonprofit groups from across the political spectrum.
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But if you're adding to an existing toolbox or looking to piece together your own, here are some suggestions from professional carpenters and other experts.
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"Fishermen are very good at looking at the problem and fixing it if they have the tools in the toolbox to do it," says Pettinger.
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Following its internal probe, Thiam called the spying an isolated event and Chairman Urs Rohner said that staff surveillance was not "part of our toolbox".
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Still, Andreescu is, at this early stage, in a category apart, both for the size of her tennis toolbox and the speed of her ascent.
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As the use of artificial intelligence has become a part of the industry's toolbox, journalism executives say it is not a threat to human employees.
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"As the world confronts the crisis of anti-microbial resistance, we hope it will become an important part of the anti-bacterial toolbox," he said.
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Regulators have a limited amount of tools in the toolbox when it comes to policing bad behavior, and a major fine is a primary one.
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The Zuckerberg 'open letter' mansplain, which typically runs to thousands of blame-shifting words, is another standard issue production from the Facebook reputation crisis management toolbox.
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"We need all the tools in the toolbox to try and manage them or at least get people out of harm's way," she said via phone.
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In 2015, Konrad Lagarde, director of IBM Toolbox, started talking to a 68-person engineering team, and found himself struck with how much they liked it.
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Though Rise Up's Kickstarter has ended, those interested can still preorder the game through Toolbox for Education and Social Action prior to its April 2017 launch.
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"If things go very wrong, we can still resume other instruments in our toolbox," Draghi told lawmakers in response to a question about restarting the purchases.
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"This adds another important tool to the malaria control toolbox that we really need, because malaria gains have been stalling," Foy told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"We've always viewed all of these things as kind of tools in the toolbox that we use to advocate our member's positions," he told The Hill.
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Jobsite Work Toolbox allows for easy access to your tools, and at 16 inches, is the perfect height for taking a seat on your lunch break.
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"It's also about having another tool in your 'financial toolbox' for security and peace of mind that you'll have something in case of emergency," he said.
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It didn't hurt that my own heroic mother made some of our clothes, and my dad could apparently fix anything with the contents of his toolbox.
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He locked the concrete block in the toolbox and put the chain, the two remaining padlocks, the raft, the paddle, and the pump inside the backpack.
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Just like his Falling Inn Love character, Demos knows his way around a toolbox, but that doesn't mean he's down to tackle an entire home renovation.
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"We don't have many things in the toolbox for retaliation, because we export more than we import," said Mr. He, the former Chinese commerce ministry official.
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" She said: "It's formal, it's personal, it's modern and it's classical — it's all of these things that I want our dancers to have in their toolbox.
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But buried in the details is an administrative tweak to the most important climate measurement in the federal government's climate toolbox: the social cost of carbon.
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Non-military "tools in the toolbox" The US operation that killed Soleimani has reinvigorated the debate over the use of American military force and interventions abroad.
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Some worry that they tell us less than their proponents claim, and that they've become too pervasive rather than being one good tool in a toolbox.
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Diplomacy and other non-military tools in America's toolbox, in other words, have become vital to how the U.S. defends and promotes its national security interests.
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They have been successfully used by banking regulators in the past and should be considered as a helpful tool in the CFPB's regulatory toolbox going forward.
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Instead, Vector will just be another tool in your smart home toolbox that will, hopefully, be obsolete with the release of other robots later down the line.
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"I think of busing as being in the toolbox of what is available and what can be used for the goal of desegregating America's schools," Harris said.
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Draghi announced the end of the ECB's quantitative easing (QE) program last week but cautioned it should be regarded as a permanent part of the ECB's toolbox.
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But what does it say when what should be a basic tool in a director's toolbox is one of many things that makes their movie stand out?
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Previously, multiple senior officials at the central bank reiterated that China would keep the yuan "basically stable" and draw on a toolbox of policies to manage fluctuations.
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"One reason these are so exciting is, they show the CRISPR toolbox is still growing," said chemical engineer Gene Yeo of the University of California, San Diego.
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"I think of busing as being in the toolbox of what is available and what can be used for the goal of desegregating America's schools," she responded.
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An irate Neighbor upset that police are looking for a stolen toolbox and not "the boy" who "pulled out his pistol on" him earlier in the year.
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Founded by the Russian Durov brothers in 2000, Telegram offers these munasireen a unique "digital toolbox" for propagating multimedia content sympathetic to the scattered organization's fundamentalist ideology.
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In fact, this invaluable toolbox for corporate success can be yours to access for life — and for 80% off while it's on sale for less than $50.
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O'Brien treats the war on terror analytically the same way Trump has said he will treat it in practice: with every tool in the American government's toolbox.
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But protest shouldn't be viewed as the only tool in the toolbox: there is evidence that a more direct, rational, and reasonable approach will affect legislative outcomes.
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In fighting terrorism, the biggest, most effective tool in the toolbox since 9/11 has been the American Muslim community partnering with local and federal law enforcement.
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While the toolbox hasn't yet been used for studies in animals and humans, the team has done some work with monkeys, which is still unpublished, Gulli said.
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" The deputy foreign minister would not specify what Russia's plans for retaliation consist of, but said that the country has "a very rich toolbox at our disposal.
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Revisiting the stories we've told for decades about hate, corruption, and bigotry is part of the larger toolbox for combating hate when we see it around us.
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We now have more tools in our toolbox and we will continue to use them to put additional sanctions on North Korea until they stop this behavior.
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By the time cops arrived at the scene 20 minutes late, the criminals had been able to find a toolbox, jimmy open the back door, and escape.
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Correction: an earlier version of this column mistakenly omitted the fact that a basic version of Parallels Toolbox is bundled with the standard edition of Parallels Desktop.
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The US has a lot of tools in its toolbox to potentially use against Huawei, and its latest moves demonstrate it is not unwilling to use them.
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Now, his team is working to develop a "forensic toolbox": they're figuring out how to identify even more attributes from sweat, like gender, age, and food habits.
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From the menu screen, press Up on the D-pad, then navigate to "Settings" (represented by an icon resembling a toolbox) and press the X button.2.
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Gibbs said the measure puts "all the tools in the toolbox" in the hands of local and state officials to prevent the virus from becoming an epidemic.
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For those of us among the worried well or with problems of daily living, expressions of gratitude might be something to add to our life skills toolbox.
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"To address such risks, additional liquidity requirements, guided stress tests, minimum and time-varying load, and redemptions fees should be part of the macroprudential toolbox," Constancio said.
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Sedition is one of the most widely used instruments in the military government's toolbox for stifling dissent, activists said, and carries a maximum sentence of seven years.
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"Given the morbidity and mortality [of eating disorders] there is certainly a need for additional tools in the toolbox for clinicians and people seeking treatment," he says.
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"I heard him commit to our entire H.I.V. prevention toolbox and to supporting health equity for the entire spectrum of marginalized and stigmatized people," Mr. Milan said.
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The evident playfulness and humor of these illusions belie their meticulous construction, culled from a compelling toolbox of painterly tricks developed by the artist over three decades.
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Correction: An earlier version of this column mistakenly omitted the fact that a basic version of Parallels Toolbox is bundled with the standard edition of Parallels Desktop.
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The next tool in your photography toolbox are free photo editing apps and software, like Adobe's Photoshop Express, Google's Snapseed and even the manual adjustments in Instagram.
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" "Russia has pulled some tools from its authoritarian toolbox to battle the disease, including the use of facial-recognition technology to track people ordered into self-isolation.
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I have a small toolbox of apps and utilities I turn to in situations where I need to dig deeper into a given person's social media presence.
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They would accomplish one of their cherished goals: to remove renewable fuels from our collective toolbox — one of the key resources we have to fight climate change.
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We now have more tools in our toolbox, and we will continue to use them and put additional sanctions on North Korea until they stop this behavior.
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However, he also affirmed that the U.S. would utilize every implement in its foreign policy toolbox to facilitate sustainable stability in Afghanistan — diplomatic, economic and military aid.
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Whichever the case, it&aposs time to resort to the best tool in the troubleshooting toolbox: it&aposs time to turn Steam off and then on again.
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The LEGO Boost Creative Toolbox is an innovative STEM toy with which you can create interactive, robotic models that can be controlled when you download the free app.
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But even though Coinhive is just a couple of weeks old, researchers have found that malware developers have quickly begun to add it to their toolbox of scams.
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"We have now decided, as a result of the EU toolbox and the UK government's decision, to take out Huawei from the core," Read told reporters on Wednesday.
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A culture shift IBM's Lagarde says that Toolbox now has given over 300,000 people across the company access to Slack and is working on onboarding the last 50,000.
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Geoengineering, the toolbox that a decade ago nobody wanted, could end up stuck in the same international procedures as efforts to tackle the root cause of global warming.
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It's probably not a replacement for your entire toolbox, but for a quick repair on the go, you just can't beat it — especially at its current sale price.
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The truth is cutting back on bacon alone won't fix everything, but it's a simple, viable strategy to add to our toolbox that the UN is largely ignoring.
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" Homan said ICE will do everything to "enforce laws" against illegal immigration, adding that President Trump's proposed border wall is needed as "one more tool in the toolbox.
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Before he announces his policies toward Russia, Trump should also put together a high-powered team to rethink how best to make use of the combined power toolbox.
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Mr. Blinder has put together a careful set of proposals to refurbish the fiscal policy toolbox in case the economy takes a tumble and stimulus is needed quickly.
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Dropbox files its IPO, a toolbox war rages across the United States and a box of food could provide the key for a Maduro election win in Venezuela.
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"It would be the first step you hold them in contempt, then you have other tools in the toolbox if you do not get the documents," he said.
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For one, civil disobedience has been a major tool in the weed activism toolbox, but Tobin wants to stay far away from what he calls "underground" psychedelic treatment.
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Photojournalists have deployed a familiar toolbox of artful devices to distill these panoramas of destruction down to human scale, particularize the war and speak to a wider public.
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I still crane my neck after every white truck, searching the bed for your scratched black toolbox and the ghosts of us intertwined there, sleeping under younger stars.
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A bony reptile lay across Mr. Ritter's toolbox as he worked on a saxophone by the soft light that filtered in from the air shaft through sooty windows.
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But the Old World has plenty of euphorbia plants that look and behave like cactuses, the result of evolutionary convergence on an optimal toolbox for a difficult trade.
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That Mr. Flannery is not afraid to divest assets has some analysts betting that he could reach back into that toolbox to further simplify G.E.'s sprawling business.
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But it's an essential tool in the funding toolbox, a proven solution that speeds up projects and delivers a steady, reliable funding stream to supplement scarce public dollars.
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The exhibition shows that the 3D printer is another tool in the artist's toolbox to be mastered; it doesn't replace the need for skill, time and artistic expression.
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If you make up a new toolbox and slap "man" on it, you're still using all the tools of feminism, at least as far as I can tell.
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PicsArt today launched a brand new pair of apps for iOS, adding Prisma-like effects for photographs and videos to the visually stimulating toolbox that lives inside your phone.
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Images and archival footage are spliced in as well: 20th Century Women uses the whole range of tools in the cinematic toolbox to bring viewers along for the ride.
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Developer boards, such as the Intel® Edison, give software engineers a user-friendly toolbox to design apps that make use of that data in innovative and consequential ways.
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When he has to battle his way past a life-sized cardboard cut out of Mark Noble just to get to his toolbox, he'll let out a mournful sigh.
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Then, inside a 3-ton freezing toolbox of optical tech, these light waves mixed together, their peaks and troughs combining and canceling to produce position measurements with impossible crispness.
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"We tried to find any mechanism in the government's toolbox at our disposal that could get an industry partner cash the day we decided they deserve it," he said.
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This is great news for a lot of folks — removing or replacing a background is a great tool to have in your toolbox and this makes it quite easy.
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Regardless of how you combat burnout and keep going in your career, O'Neill says there's one thing to keep in mind: "Every person has a toolbox, their people superpowers."
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You can access it from the main screen by pressing up on your controller, and finding it in the resulting menu — it's the icon that looks like a toolbox.
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We're always happy to give them a place and say, 'Hey, nobody else is going to give you a place to show off all the tools in your toolbox.
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Where that was a solid attribute to have as a fairly one note wrestler, it has turned him into a killer on the feet even with a limited toolbox.
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"Knowing these themes [that work and don't work] can help a therapist come up with a great toolbox women can work with" to heal from sexual trauma, Hoskins said.
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US government officials need to feel shame at what happened in order for them to no longer consider torture just a tool they can pull out of the toolbox.
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But just because a stiff carbon price is, in theory, the biggest tool in the toolbox, I am not sure that means we have to whip it out first.
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Yet, many of these candidates have also been uncomfortable speaking directly about the most powerful tool in the climate solutions toolbox: requiring corporations to pay for their carbon pollution.
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This will lead to the identification of a toolbox of appropriate, effective and proportionate possible risk management measures to mitigate cybersecurity risks identified by Member States within this process.
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The company, RK, "highlights mental health two to three times a week during what it calls toolbox talks, when workers gather for staff announcements and to stretch," NPR writes.
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MongoDB Developer and Administrator Certification Training Complete your data science toolbox with this 17-hour training in MongoDB, an open-source document database used for high volume data storage.
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But for Mr. Ruby, whose multidisciplinary, genre-fluid artworks encompass such diverse mediums as autobiographical quilting and male pornography, Calvin Klein is just one more addition to his toolbox.
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Credential phishing, account takeovers, check fraud, money laundering, romance scams, and countless other elements are like tools in a toolbox, as Agari senior threat researcher Ronnie Tokazowski puts it.
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"It's not surprising when he reaches into his toolbox, he comes up with many tools that harken back to that period when Mao was alive: control, propaganda, discipline," he added.
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This time, it can affect other laptop manufacturers that are also, like Dell, using rebranded versions of the same Windows package, which includes a component known as PC-Doctor Toolbox.
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It's mainly about applying a toolbox of 210 energy policies to four economic sectors in the 25 top-emitting countries, plus a bunch of carbon pricing and land-use reform.
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That's why at the top of Brown's list is a toolbox of emerging designers and thought provokers whose core values relate with InStyle readers on all sides of the spectrum.
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But with weak external demand taking a toll on export powerhouse Germany, it is coming under pressure to do more to support the bloc - albeit with a depleted policy toolbox.
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Sessions's lawsuit, legally speaking, is about ensuring that the feds can use any tool in the toolbox of federal immigration enforcement policy, without any restrictions from progressive cities and states.
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A favored part of his protectionist toolbox, Trump has already risibly cited alleged national security concerns to justify tariffs on imports of foreign steel and aluminum including from U.S. allies.
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As we explore these options, however, it is up to Congress to ensure that every tool in the toolbox is used to maximize each taxpayer dollar spent on our parks.
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"When you are this far behind, you try to use every tool in the toolbox," Mr. Bannon testified, including "opposition research and you know, dirty tricks," to make up ground.
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"When it comes to high jewelry pieces, we know what we have in our toolbox, and we combine it together to make a new watch," he explained through an interpreter.
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Zangari travels with a toolbox filled with nuts, bolts and screws, and extra tubing, casters and even glass cleaner that can act as a lubricant to help stuck wheels turn.
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To help narrow your options, make a list of the features you used the most and then try to find a replacement that matches up best with the Picasa toolbox.
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Teachers traditionally turn to literature, history and current events to open up these conversations, but it's always helpful to have a bigger toolbox to tackle such important and difficult issues.
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The EU will now seek to come up with a so-called toolbox of measures by the end of the year to address cybersecurity risks at national and EU level.
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In some ways its very triviality — the fact that everyone could talk about it, dissect it, imitate it — makes fashion the most potentially viral item in the subliminal political toolbox.
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But they hang around culture anyway, because they're decent, rough-and-ready heuristics, tools in the toolbox, useful if you apply them in the right way at the right time.
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By determining where the incisions will appear (or not), the artist has turned what could have easily become a crutch or even a brand into just another option in her toolbox.
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Emojis may seem trivial, but symbols are more universal than words, so, in the context of a dictionary app, emojis can potentially be a useful additional to a language learner's toolbox.
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But with weak external demand taking a toll on export powerhouse Germany, the ECB is coming under pressure to do more to support the bloc - albeit with a depleted policy toolbox.
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OPEN a toolbox, pull out a spanner and you may be holding a bit of the answer to global warming: vanadium, a metal named after Vanadis, the Scandinavian goddess of beauty.
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"Agriculture and Waste Services has added this little guy — a Norway rat — to their pest control education toolbox, and want YOUR help to name it," the caption of the post reads.
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The protester, who has been identified as comedian Simon Brodkin, dressed up as a VW mechanic with a wrench and toolbox labeled "cheat box" and made references to VW's emission scandal.
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TNC is now developing a "toolbox" with manuals and training programmes to enable cities around the world to develop their own funds specific to the local environment and needs, she said.
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We're not going to clear up any of the game's big mysteries for you here, but there are a few helpful items in your survival toolbox that are never really explained.
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Asked about a new TLTRO on Friday, Finland's central bank governor Olli Rehn said the ECB would examine the economic situation and then, if needed, use its entire toolbox as appropriate.
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Some traders mentioned an interview with Masatsugu Asakawa, Japan's vice-minister of finance for international affairs, who told the Financial Times that direct currency intervention will remain in the ministry's toolbox.
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The main takeaway from these announcements is that Microsoft continues to expand its toolbox for developers who want to build machine-learning based applications — both for their internal and external customers.
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And even if we eschew the military toolbox, what excuse do we have for not trying harder to give Syrian refugee children an education in neighboring countries like Jordan and Lebanon?
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Today, the main instrument in the exoplanet hunter's toolbox is transit photometry, which detects exoplanets by measuring the decrease in a star's brightness as a planet passes in front of it.
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Ideally, they'd be a franchise that uses all the tools in the toolbox, but until that day comes, paying too much for so-so free agents is marginally better than nothing.
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The shift is characterized by several different factors, all of which have to do with what these games are adding and subtracting from the toolbox of the first-person video game.
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But, with both sides digging in their heels and the prospect of a protracted trade war, a determined devaluation appears to be the strongest tool in China's toolbox, economists tell Axios.
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Even just in this list I argue that part of what makes Atlas Rises and Battle Chef Brigade so special is how they add to the toolbox of their respective genres.
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Way back before smartphones took over the world (and your life), you only needed a spare tire, a jumper cable, and a well-equipped toolbox in your vehicle at all times.
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The company is also touting a new companion utility, called Parallels Toolbox, which lives in the Mac's toolbar and lets you do a variety of things with one or two clicks.
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Mr. Hawkins said that lowering the driving age was just "one tool in a very large toolbox," and that trucking companies would also have to reach out to women and minorities.
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Instead, Gauff dug through her tennis toolbox, which is already precociously complete, and came up with bold strokes and abrupt changes of pace, including drop shots and forays to the net.
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Our department of business development is now the portal into Mayo Clinic and has the full toolbox at its disposal — start-ups, license agreements, partnerships, joint ventures, acquisitions and venture investing.
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Then Mr. Palmieri starts coolly unloading his toolbox of fuses and fire-starters: dissonant chord clusters; quizzical single-note lines; small, busted montunos that bounce between the left and right hands.
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The EU will now seek to come up with a so-called toolbox of measures by the end of the year to address the cybersecurity risks at national and EU level.
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On the other hand, the bill presents a toolbox of new exemptions that religious conservatives may embrace: such as allowing businesses with 15 employees or fewer to discriminate against LGBTQ customers.
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There is a standard toolbox for recovery—and it is standard, in a way that humbles and reassures anyone who ever thought their particular flavor of existential dread made them special.
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Nancy Pelosi's challenge is how to stretch her rhetorical practice and analytical toolbox to understand and empower newly elected representatives who clearly bring sorely needed skills and values to the House.
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Appearance: Waitress Personality: Enthusiastic The know-it-all of the zodiac, fire sign Sagittarius loves to use whatever they have in their toolbox to help people in all kinds of problems.
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While the amusement park setting enables Hand to ramp up the tension with a toolbox of strange and creepy people and places to play with, she never falls prey to pointless sensationalism.
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Expanding the toolbox of what Bixby can do across all the devices that Samsung offers it on could go a long way to bridging those shortcomings (assuming developers show up, that is).
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A forerunner of the terrarium, the Wardian case was a miniature greenhouse, the size of a large toolbox, that protected specimens during the long and perilous sea voyages back to home base.
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As Google continues to dominate our access to the web, information through its search engine, and services like Gmail or YouTube, Chrome is a powerful entry point in the company's vast toolbox.
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LUXJET Universal 24-in-1 Magnetic Screwdriver Set & Repair Kit — $29.99 See Details For all those times you wish your toolbox could fit inside your pocket, the ALLTUL is here to help.
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Some market participants mentioned an interview with Masatsugu Asakawa, Japan's vice-minister of finance for international affairs, who told the Financial Times that direct currency intervention will remain in the ministry's toolbox.
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While the Pakistani government has always denied direct involvement with these organizations, U.S. officials believe that Islamabad continues to view these militants as critical anti-India tools in its national security toolbox.
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The idea is to make the hiring process run more smoothly for large organizations and give overworked human resources staffers a new organizational tool in their toolbox to build better staffing processes.
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"We will be synthesizing a wide range of advances in AI, including both deep learning and classical approaches, with a focus on building machines with a toolbox for common sense," he continued.
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If you feel like something is missing from your professional toolbox, take action and find the person who can fill in the gap, even if all that's needed is a little advice.
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While it may seem like the Saudis have used every tool in their toolbox to hit at Canada, they have made clear that they will refrain from using oil as a weapon.
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With a Gerber Suspension Multi-Plier in your car, you will have at hand a miniature toolbox that can help with everything from auto repairs to prepping a meal to first aid.
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I'm wary of military adventurism and opposed the Iraq war and the surge in Afghanistan, but I also note that in places from Kosovo to Kurdistan the military toolbox has saved lives.
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Once we do that, I think not only patients will be better off but doctors will be happier, because they will actually have the toolbox to address these problems when they arise.
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And the Women Legislators' Lobby champions elected officials that are committed to securing a safer future and helps enhance their peace and security toolbox through professional development, model legislation, and information sharing.
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At the same time, GitHub is also launching the Teacher Toolbox, a set of free tools for teachers that includes access to a number of development tools, tutorials, domain names and more.
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For creators, that may very well be the meta-lesson from Iñárritu's evocative and heartbreaking piece: expand your toolbox when possible, and use the best medium for the story you want to tell.
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From one parent to another, there are a few constants that I'd like to share with you that I think are worth having in your parental toolbox: Be a learner with your child.
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Still, a lack of tools left in the BOJ's toolbox and the rising cost of prolonged ultra-low interest rates mean the hurdle for topping up stimulus will be high, the sources said.
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" To calm these, the princess promises herself "to always be equipped with a toolbox, tape and extra-strong glue … and to try to understand why some things simply do not want to work!
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Still, a lack of tools left in the BOJ's toolbox and the rising cost of prolonged ultra-low interest rates mean the hurdle for topping up stimulus will be high, the sources said.
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I go to a nearby shop and pick up things we need for the house while I wait — light bulbs, a small beginner's toolbox, a bath rug, some bowls, and a salad bowl.
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"I'm comin', I'm comin'..." She opened the door and stared at the dark-haired man in the pristine white t-shirt and snug jeans, carrying an old-fashioned green toolbox in one hand.
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One resource in this toolbox is the Financial Aid Shopping Sheet, which the CFPB created together with the Department of Education to help students understand the types of loans they would qualify for.
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It's why I am proud to serve in the Veterans for Smart Power (VSP) initiative, meeting with federal lawmakers to urge they maintain the bipartisan tradition of funding a full foreign policy toolbox.
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AVs, while not a silver bullet for any of the transportation-related challenges we face, do represent a powerful new addition to the toolbox that can help us live the lives we want.
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On "Alone," Marshmello employs a similar toolbox of trance and club sounds, although the mood he creates feels closer to the cheerful kaleidoscopic overload of Speed Racer than Girl Unit's sleek chrome vision.
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More and more, I understand rap's obsession with kung fu: rap—music at large, really—is like martial arts, a slow, gradual refinement of ideas within an established toolbox of rules and conventions.
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And finally consider if the assassin had had silencers in his lethal toolbox, there had been no alert from the 31st floor, and reaction by the crowd of innocent victims had been delayed.
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Ultimately, though, Israel says that he views AI as another method — similar to the camera when it was first introduced — in an artist's toolbox, rather than a technology that will replace artists altogether.
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"My preferred option to be honest is not to recommend alternate day fasting per se but to use occasional daily fasting as a toolbox option that some people may find helpful," Roberts said.
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But it allows us to bring the right toolbox to approach this task, which is to bring life to this music and make it speak as directly as possible to a modern audience.
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"Through the toolbox, the Member States are committing to move forward in a joint manner based on an objective assessment of identified risks and proportionate mitigating measures," it writes in a press release.
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Coping methods are 'tools in a toolbox' According to the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network, on average, there are 321,500 victims of rape and sexual assault every year in the United States.
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So, I put aside the musical idea and set to work on this toolbox puzzle — not that Oscar Hammerstein had any more luck making it into this puzzle than into the first one.
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If you want to give the reader an outside the box perspective on how to solve a problem from hell by reimagining the policy toolbox to include stakeholder voices — well, stop right there.
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An outdated and inadequate toolbox is largely to blame for the unacceptably high toll of TB. Many of the medicines used to treat TB today are old, ineffective and have harmful side effects.
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The Coast Guard also found a bucket containing personal items -- birth certificates, a GPS, wallet, cigarettes, mobile phone, pool noodle and toolbox -- about 5 miles from the location where rescuers discovered the first body.
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By shifting their existing levels again, and adding new weapons, outfits, and challenges to play in them, IO have reshaped the jobs to be done, and refilled the toolbox with which to do them.
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"The toolbox is looking quite full at the moment, but the thing with many of these new tools is how to move them from the really exciting breakthrough phase to the implementation," Weetman adds.
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However, systematizing this data set and building a toolbox of models for the venture capital industry still possess academic level challenges because in venture, there are many moving pieces that interact with one another.
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Police who were searching for the girl were flagged down by the owner of the auto shop, who informed officers that the girl was hiding behind a toolbox inside, according to the Washington Post.
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He said "helicopter money" — widespread distribution of cash to spur economic activity — was not part of the SNB's policy toolbox, and reiterated the central bank had no plans to curb the use of cash.
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It's an online data science bootcamp run by a highly rated team of instructors that'll help you cultivate a toolbox of data science skills across more than 20 hours of on-demand video lectures.
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Your urge to express yourself in whatever way you think is appropriate (words are not always in your toolbox!) gets a push on Wednesday before communication planet Mercury switches signs from Scorpio to Sagittarius.
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The fake Republican account was widely cited by US news outlets and its signal was frequently boosted by Trump campaign officials, demonstrating what a supremely effective tool Twitter can be in the ratfucking toolbox.
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"Everything is on the table, all options, but on the economic sphere, if you look at what we've done, there is still a tremendous amount of leverage in our toolbox," said the senior official.
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A new utility The company is also touting a new companion utility, called Parallels Toolbox, which lives in the Mac's toolbar and lets you do a variety of things with one or two clicks.
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When he decided at college to build a toolbox for himself instead of buying one, his instructor demanded to know why he was wasting his time making a functional object instead of an artwork.
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Labeled in blocky Cyrillic writing a "panel with instruments for technical service and repair," the toolbox held an array of handy items like pliers, two wooden-handled files and a hacksaw, spare blade included.
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"They're using the most worrisome and unproven technique that we have in our toolbox," said Sean Dixon, a staff lawyer at Riverkeeper, a group that seeks to protect the Hudson River and its tributaries.
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"They want to be able to have all the tools in their toolbox to get the attention of some of these countries we're trying to deal with," Thune said of the White House's position.
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Coronary artery disease, it seemed then, was mainly a plumbing problem, demanding a plumber's toolbox of solutions (to be fair, there's a cosmos of biology behind cholesterol metabolism and its link to heart disease).
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He thrives in narrow spaces without turning it over and his toolbox has it all: filthy hesitation moves, a nasty between-the-legs crossover, the type of step-back that should/might be illegal.
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The worry is that China will again resort to "the old toolbox of government interference, despite the fact it has been talking about the invisible hand of the market for quite a while," Wuttke said.
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Toyota wanted to build a car that would be seen as a rolling toolbox, full of hidden nooks and crannies, ready with built-in flashlights and water bottles for that spontaneous drive up the mountain.
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In PDFs opened in Preview, click the toolbox icon (top right) then the signature icon to choose one of your scribbles and insert it into the document (you can add new signatures from here too).
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"Whether or not this (technology) is part of our toolbox.... the debate has to be had" on whether it should play a role, said Janos Pasztor, executive director of the Carnegie Climate Geoengineering Governance Initiative.
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"We could consider the provision liquidity and credit to banks, it's part of our toolbox," Villeroy said later in an interview with Bloomberg TV. Additional reporting by Joseph Nasr in Berlin; editing by Richard Lough
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Mr. Cummings said party leaders would "look at all the tools that we have in our toolbox — even inherent contempt" — a reference to the congressional power, last used in the 1930s, to jail uncooperative witnesses.
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As there were then, there are today concerns about whether intelligence has been overstated, leaders are thumping their chests and there's too much confidence in the ability of the military toolbox to solve complex problems.
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"But the fact that I'm prepared now to go to those places—and I have a toolbox, and I know I can pull myself out — is really helpful to me in my mental health journey."
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It's still too early to know what kind of long-term effects vaping might have, but there's no evidence to suggest it's anywhere near as harmful as smoking, so why not add it to the toolbox?
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Failing to take advantage of one of the most effective tools in the U.S. national security toolbox – a face-to-face meeting between leaders – would be squandering an important opportunity that does not come around often.
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What occurs to me is that in a lot of ways, vaccines are just one tool in the toolbox: things like a functioning hospital system, education, and hygiene are just as important to solving a problem.
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IBM employees liked Slack, and were already using Slack, so the Toolbox team saw no need to mess with success when it came time to think about moving the entire company to one service, Lagarde said.
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Speaking to The Verge while working for NASA, Norris said that he saw huge potential in both AR and VR tech, describing the programs he worked on as "a new tool in the toolbox of explorers."
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Even the car's name reflects its mission: T is for "toolbox," while J stands for "joy," which, although an odd combo in English, does convey the durability of the car with its many tool-finish surfaces.
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"The impact and value of the measures will be very deal-specific, but it represents another lever in the commercial toolbox that existing operators and new entrants can apply to help deals progress," he told Reuters.
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The history of overalls as workwear also symbolizes Capricorns' discipline and ambition—you can accomplish just about anything in a getup that also functions as a purse, toolbox, and a worthy deflector of the male gaze.
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Drug courts might be a tool in the toolbox of a better system if they are focused only on offenses other than drug use or possession — for example, property crimes committed in connection with drug dependence.
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Democrats have pushed Nunes to relinquish his power over subpoenas -- the strongest tool they have to use in their investigative toolbox -- and instead hand the power to the new leader of the House Russian probe, Rep.
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" The EU recommendations were unveiled as part of a "toolbox" designed to help member states secure their networks, which Margrethe Vestager, another top official at the European Commission, identified as an issue of "high strategic importance.
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"Something with more immediate effects has a huge benefit as a tool in the therapeutic toolbox," Matthew Johnson, PhD, an associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, who authored his own psilocybin study, previously told Insider.
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Nearby this piece was a cedar hat adorned with human hair, buckskin, and beads, and "Kimberly's Toolbox," both made by Kimberly Miller (Skokomish) — the modern tools of her practice displayed as art alongside one of its products.
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"We have some pretty rough terrain here, and we feel like they took a major tool out of our toolbox," said Sheriff Lorin W. Nielsen of Bannock County, Idaho, who returned his department's M-113 in December.
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"It's another tool in the toolbox that we didn't have access to before," says Mitchell O'Connell, assistant professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics at the University of Rochester, who was not involved in the research.
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The procedure has been part of the European Commission's toolbox to ensure euro zone countries' compliance with EU fiscal rules since 2013, but had not previously been applied to any member of the 19-country currency bloc.
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And if they don&apost comply with the document request and the resolution, then look for exactly what Matt Gaetz talked about, contempt and impeachment are tools in the toolbox that we may have to go to.
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"If we want to give every New Yorker a fair and fighting chance to make it in the city, we need to use every tool in our toolbox to create and preserve truly affordable housing," Stringer said.
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"Renewable energy, like offshore wind, is one tool in the all of the above energy toolbox that will help power America with domestic energy, securing energy independence, and bolstering the economy," Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke recently said.
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America's Federal Highway Administration, which helpfully supplies a "roundabouts outreach and education toolbox" to overcome public distrust, says that they reduce deaths or serious injuries by around 80%, compared with stop signs or traffic lights (see chart).
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The treasury secretary also added pressure on Chinese negotiators to keep their promises to the American President, noting that Trump has ample "tools in the toolbox" to escalate tariffs on Beijing if talks don't proceed as planned.
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Therapeutic is a very broad term in this sense because it can mean a traditional emotional curative sense, or just a way to offer someone a more creative toolbox of skills to use in their everyday life.
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She wrapped the C225-explosive clay in electrical tape and placed the C230 charge in a locked red toolbox for transport to the sparse jungle where the BLU-250 lay on a mound of semi-cleared rainforest.
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She saw in her mind's eye, her wife on one knee, a schmear of grease across her cheek, looking so dumpy and cute in her overalls and Docs as she searched her toolbox for the correct wrench.
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MOSCOW — Russia's Museum of Cosmonautics displays with rightful pride artifacts from its early years of storied achievements in space exploration: the first satellite, the first dog in space, the first man and, soon thereafter, the first toolbox.
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I must persevere to move through the world without falling down, and my toolbox has grown into a pantry that includes medication, three flavors of therapy, exercise, a careful diet, supplements, blue lights, neurofeedback, acupuncture and meditation.
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The U.S. public health toolbox contains a host of potential measures, ranging from gentle prodding over hand washing, to more severe actions like prohibitions on large gatherings and even sharp restrictions on the movement of infected individuals.
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"We must use every tool in our toolbox to disrupt a potential terrorist attack before it happens," Scott Brunner, the special agent in charge of the F.B.I. field office in San Diego, said at the news conference.
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Select it from the toolbox (a brush with an arrow around it), then choose the state you want to go back to by clicking the box to the left of one of the entries in the History window.
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The affected module within SupportAssist is a version of PC-Doctor Toolbox found in a number of other applications, including: Corsair ONE Diagnostics, Corsair Diagnostics, Staples EasyTech Diagnostics, Tobii I-Series Diagnostic Tool, and Tobii Dynavox Diagnostic Tool.
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And I realized that, OK, there are some new tools in my toolbox here that I can use to enlarge a little bit some of what I'm saying, to get into the world in a slightly different way.
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Located on the frontal lobe, it is a toolbox of mental attention skills that enables us to concentrate on one task while blocking out competing information, and allows us to switch focus between different tasks without becoming confused.
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Instead, they increasingly build a toolbox of automated scripts and simultaneously hit hundreds of targets using, say, a newly discovered zero-day vulnerability and trying to take advantage of it as much as possible before it is patched.
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With a recommitment to music programming, more scripted television shows than ever in its chamber, and a desire to use every item in its toolbox to reinvigorate the brand, MTV has its sights set on doing it all.
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The procedure has been part of the European Commission's toolbox to ensure euro zone countries' compliance with EU fiscal rules since 213, but has so far not been applied to any member of the 214-country currency bloc.
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Here are five strategies Warner used to pull it off: Warner showed that one of the oldest items in the movie marketing toolbox — the poster — can still be extremely effective, as long as the images swiftly communicate novelty.
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While originally intended to motivate people to take control of their fitness and health, fitness devices have found their way into the technology toolbox that law enforcement experts use to solve crimes, alongside videos, GPS devices and cellphones.
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In recent days, Rex Tillerson, Sean Spicer and Nikki Haley all suggested that it was no longer American policy to push for the removal of Assad, and that may have emboldened him to open the chemical weapons toolbox.
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Still, the central bank does maintain control with a diverse policy toolbox and its method of setting a midpoint rate for the yuan, which is allowed to trade within a 2 percent limit against the dollar each day.
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The original "Twin Peaks" was surreal, with camp in the toolbox, but the creator's disgust and desire are always genuine: his fingerprints turn every corrupt image (an ear covered in ants, a prom queen wrapped in plastic) sticky.
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It's possible that McDougall, a relatively recent recruit to the regulator, may not yet know it from his perch in the "technology and innovation" unit, but the ICO does have a powerful toolbox at its disposal these days.
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If we want to avoid repeating history and witnessing yet another generation ravaged by HIV, we urgently need to change the way we do business, boldly access all that we have in the prevention toolbox, and mobilize young people.
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So in the toolbox we have some very evolved methods, all geared towards the goal of making the garment more comfortable because there's less chafing, making the bra handle sweat better, of creating more support with a lighter construction.
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Things really shifted for me when I realized food presented an incredible opportunity for patient empowerment and added a delicious method in my clinical toolbox, along with psychotherapy, medications, and other lifestyle interventions such as exercise, to help people.
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Overwatch support isn't the only new feature available in Parallels 793: battery life has been improved by 10 percent, Parallels Toolbox features 20 different tools that can simplify tasks on your Mac, and Retina display support has been improved.
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AFOs and Unexplained Wealth Orders, that allow police to freeze assets until property owners account for their wealth, are part of a toolbox introduced last year to help stem a tide of suspected corrupt cash washing through the country.
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Knowing I would at least be immune to that and not really displaying any sort of concern or empathy for Julian, my boy wonder photographer, we immediately got into a cab, and sailed off to: Fuck them; Toolbox ruled.
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He is a skilled offensive player with a toolbox in the paint that should help him produce immediately, and there is reason to believe his game could extend away from the basket some if he's given time to develop.
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"It's one of the tools in the toolbox, and given that safety is paramount, they are erring on the side of caution," said Scott Aaronson, vice president for security and preparedness at the Edison Electric Institute, an industry group.
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Restraint is the best tool you have in your toolbox, and if I can just keep removing things from a piece until I'm down to the core of that story, that's when I feel like I've done my job.
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You are on another kind of quest: to rediscover the world you inhabit now, in all of its paradoxes and potential, and to engage with it sensually, armed with your own particular toolbox and your newfound sense of skepticism.
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There's a suite of apps collected into what the company calls a toolbox (toolboxes are obviously essential for any self-respecting man) that includes a protractor, "pic hanging," a magnifier, and a compass for "exploring the fields," the company says.
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Trump's tunnel-vision foreign policy, centered on the military, will leave other elements of the US foreign policy toolbox idle while incurring significant expense and risk for troops pressured to become the solution to all of America's foreign policy challenges.
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With the euro zone economy slowing more than expected, the ECB is again looking for ways to stimulate inflation, but with an increasingly empty-looking toolbox and just months after stopping a 2.6 trillion euro ($2.93 trillion) bond-buying programme.
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With the euro zone economy slowing more than expected, the ECB is again looking for ways to stimulate inflation, but with an increasingly empty-looking toolbox and just months after stopping a 2.6 trillion euro ($2.93 trillion) bond-buying program.
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Stockholder's work — a mixture of the made, bought, found, and painted: domestic objects, toolbox goodies, backyard decks, urban markers, and, most recently, a multi-purpose stage-set, viewing platform and pedestal – is inventive, practical, funny and very down-to-earth.
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Britain has succumbed to the populist virus because it decided to apply the most powerful tool in the populist toolbox—the referendum—to the most profound question in British political economy—its relationship with its main political and economic partner.
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Despite the trade war, it was not until this week that senior central bank officials launched a verbal campaign to remind the market that China can keep the yuan "basically stable" and draw on a toolbox of policies to manage fluctuations.
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Getting tangled up with the varied robot animals that roam across the land on your adventure is just plain fun, and the huge toolbox of toys at your disposal means that there's a range of ways to approach each situation.
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Marital strife has been part of Beyoncé's songwriting toolbox for almost a decade; it's become the dominant theme in her work just as she's matured into the pop artist and quasi-religious figure that's familiar to all of us today.
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"Going forward, emerging market economy (EME) central banks will need to further develop their toolbox for dealing with the challenges of exchange rate and capital flow gyrations," Carstens was due to say in a speech at the London School of Economics.
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The Boost Creative Toolbox is an entry point to Lego + robotics, letting kids build a range of different brick-based bots — all of which can be controlled and programmed via the companion app which offers an icon-based coding system.
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In a letter sent to EPA compliance staff just weeks before the release of the enforcement data, the agency's head of compliance Susan Bodine emphasized EPA's need to "use its entire toolbox" to work with states, not just through filing charges.
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The results were bang in line with market expectations and suggested that the government's target range of 2160 to 21.3 percent growth for 27 was feasible as long as officials continued to use their vast policy toolbox to stimulate the economy.
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Despite his resistance to move rates even lower, Powell insisted that the Fed has many more tools in its toolbox if it needs to inject more stimulus into the economy, including the ability to add liquidity into the financial markets.
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It took precisely one game, for instance, for Alex Morgan to get herself on a scintillating scoring streak, with her five goals — scoring left-footed, right-footed and with her head — displaying all the lethal components of her attacking toolbox.
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"In an environment of constant change, rapid technological advances, social and demographic diversity, leaders can no longer rely on the toolbox of the past," said Nanette M. Blandin, a leadership scholar and president of the Nexus Institute, based in Washington.
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Those 12 hours offer a toolbox of actionable strategies and a lifelong understanding of how to take on topics that can help you complete your degree, make a major career move, or simply enjoy learning for the sake of learning.
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"They have a toolbox that only seems to have a hammer," said Jörg Wuttke, the president of the European Chamber of Commerce in China, who is now himself in quarantine in his Beijing home after returning from Europe last Friday.
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Although individual member states will have ultimate control over which equipment they allow in their 5G infrastructure, the European commission has created a "toolbox" of security measures, which it hopes will allow countries across the bloc to coordinate their approaches.
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Crime Scene Take all the random stuff out of that dresser drawer where it tends to land, and all that stuff's distant cousins in the kitchen drawer, and the exotic little screws and bolts from the untouched corners of the toolbox.
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RCTs certainly won't tell us everything but they're more than just another tool in the toolbox — they're a pretty essential way to rigorously answer questions that would otherwise be impossible to answer, and they've improved many lives as a result.
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Cheered on by a loud, flag-waving contingent of Greek fans inside and outside Rod Laver Arena, Tsitsipas displayed his varied toolbox, producing 22 aces, 30 more winners than unforced errors (68-38) and a nose for getting to the net.
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" Asked more specifically whether she supported federally mandated busing to desegregate schools in areas where segregation was not the result of discriminatory laws, Harris responded, "I believe that any tool that is in the toolbox should be considered by a school district.
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Le Cornu also said he expected U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen to address what would be in the Fed's monetary toolbox and the medium-term implications of a Fed rate hike in her speech during the Jackson Hole Symposium on Friday.
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That's ultimately what it was about for me: a man trying to purge himself and grasp desperately to whatever rituals he has in his toolbox to try and manage this terrible grief and traumatic guilty which ends with him burning himself [with sage].
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"I'm aware there is some appetite on both sides of the aisle to quickly reach for the toolbox of sanctions ... but I caution us against developing a reflex to use sanctions as our tool of first, last and only resort," McConnell said.
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It would add to the bloc's current toolbox of court cases for violating EU rules and the special punitive procedure, the so-called Article 7, which could theoretically lead to suspending a national government's vote in the EU for infringing democratic principles.
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But probably what I would say, if you're looking at a toolbox, one of the most critical assets we have is the activities being done to diplomacy, to USAID and through other CVE (countering violent extremism) efforts that are not about a military.
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The set, designed by Ann Beyersdorfer with props by Hannah Cook, is also vivid, strewn with cardboard boxes, plastic bins, a toolbox, a sink flanked by a battered metal file cabinet, assorted trash and three doorways that actually seem to lead somewhere.
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Late last year, during a massive blackout in the Ukraine caused by malware, grid operators switched their systems to manual control to mitigate the damage -- an approach security experts say is part of a toolbox of responses in the event of a cyberattack.
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They sat around a toolbox that Assange was using for a table in his bedroom, and ate takeout sushi and drank sake, and after the sake was finished Assange produced an armful of half-consumed bottles of liquor—gifts from other visitors.
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Following the most recent financial crisis, Congress expanded the SEC's enforcement toolbox, thereby making it easier for the agency to enforce the law more vigorously, and required the SEC to create new or better transparency in certain areas of the securities markets.
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Not only is Tucker strong enough to snuff out small-ball fours and fives, and quick enough to glue himself onto most guards, but his aforementioned offensive toolbox should allow him to be effective in meaningful situations on the sport's biggest stage.
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Since 9/11, I've spent way too much of my time in places like Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, Syria and Libya, and the U.S. approach in dealing with those security problems has been to rely on the military toolbox and blow things up.
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EscapeX counts Amber Rose, Paris Hilton, and actor Chris D'Elia among its clients, providing what CEO Sephi Shapira describes as a "toolbox," a variety of app functions and features that an influencer can choose from as they strike out on their own.
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Behind the rear seat of the Gladiator is a portable, removable Bluetooth-connected speaker the size of a small toolbox that holds a charge for several hours, though actual duration depends on the volume and your choice of the Buzzcocks or Brahms.
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"It basically gives them another tool in their toolbox for accomplishing the space community's goals," said Phil Larson, an assistant dean at the University of Colorado's engineering school who previously worked as a senior manager of communications and corporate projects at SpaceX.
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They may vacuum the floor and dust, but if a toolbox is in the dining room, it stays there, and becomes a conversation starter rather than an eyesore (or a tripping hazard.) "It allows us to actually enjoy the party," Alex said.
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Key actions being endorsed in the toolbox include: The Commission also recommends that Member States should contribute towards increasing diversification and sustainability in the 5G supply chain and co-ordinate on standardization around security objectives and on developing EU-wide certification schemes.
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"The toolbox suggests we need to take strategic measures to mitigate these risks — and these strategic measures mention all approaches currently on the table," said Hosuk Lee-Makiyama, director of the European Center for International Political Economy, a research group based in Brussels.
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The Apple Toolbox site has a collection of tips and anecdotes on the topic if you want to tinker at your own risk, but your results may vary based on your hardware or the type of video file you are trying to play.
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The second line of defense in the prevention science toolbox includes specific research-backed programs and interventions that address the effects of traumatic stress on multiple aspects of child development, from brain and cognitive development, to social skills, coping and mental health.
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Feints are not a regular fixture in the Jeremy Stephens toolbox, but against a man who is waiting on a hair trigger to drop the right hand—and who throws himself out of position so completely when he does—feints would be an invaluable weapon.
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The real enforcement punch packed by GDPR is not the headline-grabbing fines, which can scale as high as 4% of a company's global annual turnover — it's the power that Europe's DPAs now have in their regulatory toolbox to order that data stops flowing.
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"Market pricing is expressing more anxiety that the ECB is either too slow to use whatever is left in its policy toolbox or – worse – that it thinks the tools won't do much anyway," said Laurence Mutkin, global head of G10 rates strategy at BNP Paribas.
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After six years of self-imposed isolation from the world stage, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has demonstrated a surprisingly well stocked toolbox of negotiating tactics in high-stakes summits with the presidents of South Korea and China over the past two months.
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Alongside the main treatment, Quit Genius also offers a Smoking Diary (where users can track their cigarettes to help identify triggers) and a Coping Toolbox, which lets users grab one of those mindfulness exercises or relaxation techniques on-demand in their moments of weakness.
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What we're seeing now is that across our portfolio of more than 250 startups, data and analytics is finally being valued and becoming mission critical: It is no longer "just another tool" to have in the toolbox, but is key to a company's success.
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But it's important to understand that the lawsuit isn't really about ICE's abilities, but rather about making it easier for the agency to do its job — or, to put it another way, it's about how many tools ICE has in its immigration enforcement toolbox.
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"I teach a course on the national security toolbox; there's not a lot in it, and if we decide that we're not going to fund half of them, then we have lowered the possibility of the United States, our national interest being met," she said.
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The Service's draft compensatory mitigation policy also added a new tool to the conservation toolbox, listing habitat exchanges – aka "Airbnb for wildlife" – among the suite of preferred mitigation solutions, which also includes pre-existing conservation banks, in-lieu fee programs and permittee-responsible mitigation.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Ninth seed Agnieszka Radwanska lived up to her nickname as the 'Professor' when she dug deep into her toolbox of tactics to repel tenacious qualifier Alison Van Uytvanck 23-22(2) 2-2 6-3 in the French Open second round on Thursday.
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For the next stop on my increasingly buzzed tour, I turned to a gay couple, two guys named Diego and Saulo, who wasted no time coming up with Toolbox, a gay bar that they described in no uncertain terms as being full of predators.
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The issue is that his toolbox of bong-friendly dream imagery and cryptic dialogue isn't equipped to handle the depiction of a nuanced romantic relationship and its subsequent fallout, but Jóhanssonn is able to raise those feelings of affection and sorrow from their somnolent state.
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They also drafted a 22-point specialist in Donte DiVincenzo, brought back Ersan Ilyasova and, in a wildly underrated move, added Brook Lopez, the rare player who has a full toolbox of inside moves on offense but can also reliably shoot from 3-point range.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) has released a new website, "Take It Back," offering an online "toolbox" to help activists across the country connect with potential volunteers on organizing and get-out-the-vote efforts like canvassing and phone banking later in the cycle.
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"I think the only way to really manage our way out of this fiscal mess we're in right now is to actually do a budget resolution and use the tools in that toolbox to include reconciliation to make changes on the mandatory side," Womack said.
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San Francisco Fed President John Williams suggested last month that they remain a central part of the Fed's policy toolbox, telling reporters they are a means for policymakers to "adjust the path of policy down" if the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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And the only toolbox that we had was to basically take rates to zero or negative, which then gave rich people the ability to take a lot more money and put it into things on the hope that it would trickle down to everybody else.
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"Whatever we want to call it, war footing or not, a strike on North Korea has always been one of the options that various U.S. administrations have had in their toolbox," said Benjamin Silberstein, associate scholar at the Philadelphia-based Foreign Policy Research Institute.
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"Livestock producers have to contend with predation of livestock on a daily basis and having access to every tool in the toolbox allows our ranchers to continue to protect the herd," added Ethan Lane, vice president of government affairs for the National Cattlemen's Beef Association.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: ShapewaysIf your wallet serves as more of a toolbox than a place to stash a few bucks, alongside a flat-pack knife and credit card-sized multi-tools, you can also slip in this super tiny, 3D-printed chess set.
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Beyond a silly and fruitless head-to-head comparison, Tatum is shaping up to be a splendid bridge between the league's old and new school, with the toolbox of a traditional scoring champion crossed with a threatening wingspan, insatiable work ethic, and effortless three-point shot.
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"This is a tool of the future that should be in every professional technician's toolbox," said Lorne Cass, American Airline's VP of Operations and Industry Affairs, who went on to say that drones could also be used for all kinds of things, like spotting debris on runways.
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The European Union guidance, referred to as the "5G toolbox," is a key moment in the bloc's intensive work to help its members decide how to navigate fraught political and technical considerations as they and their wireless carriers prepare to invest billions of dollars in telecommunications infrastructure.
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"If that had made people like me, then maybe I would have stuck with that because it is nice to be liked and it sucks to be disliked and even though I have a much better toolbox for handling this pressure, I definitely still care," she said.
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Coming to a tentative agreement While those testifying pushed back on the governments' plans to remove rebates from their toolbox as a way to get lower prices, there seemed to be more agreement on another criticism of the PBM industry, a concept known as spread pricing.
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It is using every tool in its sometimes rather seedy soft-power toolbox to win over the governing elites in Central Asia and offset public resentment of China that has been strengthened by China's increasing abuse of Muslims—Kazakhs as well as Uighurs—in Xinjiang on internal-security grounds.
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As a matter of policy, we need to keep family detention available in the toolbox but we should not see it as an early or primary option — especially since the administration has not exhausted other methods, and the Central American flow is not as massive as officials paint it.
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This isn't Shyamalan's usual trick of ethereal whispers and unease; this is gut-churning tension, and the fact that he's able to do so much when separated from the soaring budgets of his earlier films feels like proof that a smaller toolbox is precisely what he's always needed.
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Nicholas Kristof writes about the film: Since 9/11, the United States has spent billions of dollars reshaping Afghanistan and Pakistan with the military toolbox; I suspect we would have achieved more if we had relied to a greater extent on the education and women's empowerment tool boxes.
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And Mark Boal, Bigelow's collaborator on this film as well as The Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty, works not just from a screenwriter's toolbox but also a journalist's, with a career writing for publications like Rolling Stone and The Village Voice before he moved over to Hollywood.
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There are tools in the US's diplomatic toolbox — offering asylum to persecuted religious minorities in China, sanctions, development of tools Chinese citizens can use to circumvent controls on their internet and on their speech — that can and should be deployed to push back against Chinese human rights abuses.
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The surprising success of Bernie Sanders's insurgency should be a wake-up call to the Democratic establishment Ted Cruz's meteoric rise, explained Political scientists and commentators have a standard toolbox they use to explain elections, including variables such as the state of the economy, changing demographics, and incumbency fatigue.
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There are also other tools in the executive toolbox with which to go after natural gas, including national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS) for NOx, soot, and ozone, but it is mainly the combination of the CPP2.0 and the NSPS that would take out coal and natural gas.
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In January 250, just months before the end of his senior year at Trinity Preparatory School in Florida, Balfanz and a school friend released Jailbreak on Roblox, a popular online gaming platform with over 100 million users that also gives players a toolbox to create their own video games.
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We fell in love with the Lego Boost Creative Toolbox when we tried it last year, but being able to take it one step further and build interactive versions of some of the most famous robots of all time is as good an excuse as any to play with Lego again.
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Aside from building a toolbox to calibrate liquidity buffers for various levels of market stress, Amundi has also been de-risking portfolios in recent months, shaving equity exposure and favoring assets that are less exposed to the trade slowdown such as in big emerging economies such as Indonesia and India.
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" And it's one of those things where you almost, you kind of have to either be all the way in on like tutorializing the campaign or all the way out and say "no, this is a toolbox game and how you put those things to work is up to you.
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It is not that I think that all that stuff could be tutorialized more cleanly, or could be, like Rob was saying, be treated like a toolbox, and have Dark Souls style expectations that you're going to come into this game and learn how this game works at by just experimenting.
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Front Burner It's fire-engine red and fitted with trays that fold out like a typical toolbox, but this grill is designed to hold smoldering charcoal briquettes along with a couple of rib-eyes, a dozen hot dogs or around six burgers on a series of stainless steel grates and racks.
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For the toolbox a variety of measures are likely to be considered, per the report — consisting of existing security requirements for previous generations of mobile networks with "contingency approaches" that have been defined through standardisation by the mobile telephony standards body, 3GPP, especially for core and access levels of 5G networks.
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They distilled all of this data into a new set of tools like "post validation," which lets moderators easily create a filter for what can or can't be posted in a community, and a custom styling toolbox, which lets mods change the colors and banners on their subreddits with just a few clicks.
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To get the 2013 OHI and future installments back on track, Lowndes and the OHI team started a multi-year project of assembling an "OHI toolbox" of free, open access software that participants in the project would use to make their workflow speedier and more uniform, and the data processing choices more transparent.
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"Our campaign is going to use every tool in our toolbox from a massive grassroots campaign, state-of-the-art digital outreach and a significant advertising campaign to make sure every voter knows the stakes in this election and the danger Donald Trump represents," said a Clinton aide about the ad reservations.
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Bellan hopes his cotton-candy-machine creation will make a difference, and even save lives: "Our goal is to create a basic 'toolbox' that will allow other researchers to use this simple, low-cost approach to create the artificial vasculature needed to sustain artificial livers, kidneys, bone and other organs," he said.
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"There are many more questions posed by this first demonstration that genome editing can be added to the toolbox of methods that can be used to understand the biology of the early human embryo," said Robin Lovell-Badge, a geneticist at the Francis Crick Institute who was not involved in the study.
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While Trump seemed to find a niche for his particular brand of mercurial, dishonest brokerings in direct negotiations with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, his limited intellect and toolbox of tricks are increasingly pinning him in a corner; he seems frustrated by the complexities of the Iran problem and its many players.
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His study of Indian and West African classical musics has helped to furnish his toolbox, and on "Ali" he pays homage to an inspiration, the Malian guitarist Ali Farka Touré, though Dingman's playing here is as influenced by the sound of the kora, a different West African stringed instrument, as by the guitar.
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"While we recognize this is an unprecedented action, we are facing an unprecedented public health threat, and this is one of the tools in our toolbox to mitigate the potential impact of this novel virus on the United States," said Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases.
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Reconciling these complaints, some analysts say that RCTs should be viewed as "one tool in the toolbox" — that the problem is less the approach itself, which has certainly done a lot of good, and more the people claiming that it's the "gold standard" for research and a singularly good way of advancing knowledge.
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We need many tools in our toolbox to tackle this issue" Jeff Washburn, Executive Director of the City of Lakes Community Land Trust, on how to integrate public and private sector strategies: "We need shared equity in homeownership...and low-interest investments...We have to have more alignment with our policies and our funding.
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In other words, you don't want to go to a hypnotist; you want to go to a healthcare provider who uses hypnosis as one of the many tools in his or her toolbox, says Mark P. Jensen, professor and vice chair for research in the department of rehabilitation medicine at the University of Washington.
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"Content that does not relate to the job and does not address what qualifications a candidate has for a job can absolutely eliminate a candidate who may have accomplished many of the tasks that job is looking for, but was not articulated in the resume," insists Elizabeth Harrison, Senior Recruitment Partner at Decision Toolbox.
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Whether it was the communist threat during the Cold War, radical Islamist extremist groups or the darker side of globalization — human traffickers, drug cartels, illicit arms markets and organized crime — aid has been seen as part of the toolbox used by presidents and secretaries of state to protect America from the chaos in the world.
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Now products like CorelDraw and productivity apps like WordPerfect will sit alongside Parallels Desktop for Mac, Parallels Toolbox for Windows and Mac, Parallels Access, Parallels Mac Management for Microsoft SCCM and Parallels Remote Application Server (RAS) — key products for businesses that run networks of computers that are not all uniformly running one OS, and across multiple locations.
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Some of the things we cook include: chicken wings in an army helmet, stir fry in a hubcap, hot dogs/burgers on a rake, bacon on a saw, pancakes/omelets on a shovel, ribs on a toolbox, pizza in a filing cabinet, pulled pork in an oil pan, soup in a watering can, and jerk chicken in a mailbox.
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Sunstein cogently argues that nudges add a valuable tool to the government's toolbox alongside its other, blunter instruments, such as prohibitions, taxes, and subsidies: If freedom and welfare matter, coercion is often best avoided, and so the last decade has seen a remarkable rapid growth of interest in choice-preserving, low-cost tools, sometimes called nudges.
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Under the new "toolbox" that lays out measures for how EU states mitigate cyber risks posed by the rollout of 2628G networks, the European Commission required member states to "assess the risk profile" of suppliers of 28500G equipment, and to apply any relevant protections for groups considered "high risk," such as Huawei, though no company was mentioned by name.
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Under the new "toolbox" that lays out measures for how EU states mitigate cyber risks posed by the rollout of 22020G networks, the European Commission required member states to "assess the risk profile" of suppliers of 5G equipment, and to apply any relevant protections for groups considered "high risk," such as Huawei, though no company was mentioned by name.
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"The reason why we are in support of these is that it adds tools to the toolbox of prosecutors in the Department of Justice to work on the violent crime problem that we have in our country and beat back this blip so it does not become a trend," he told reporters at the White House.
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The key with Blue Ocean's development to date is that it has built a "toolbox" (Risager's term) that it uses to build different robotic hardware — one of its most successful has been its UVD Robot that can perform remote, ultra-violet-based disinfection in hospitals and other infection-prone environments — that it will be using to develop iterations of the Beam.
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To adjust your Shields settings: The process of fine-tuning your cookie settings is very much like that of Chrome, since Brave is also a Chromium-based browser: You can also clear your cookies along with other browsing data: Protection against fingerprinting is included as part of Brave's toolbox and can be adjusted using the Shields feature in Advanced View.
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