The trickiest challenge, though, is to build broader societal consent.
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What was one of the trickiest things to get right?
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Image source: SpaceXYesterday SpaceX planned the trickiest rocket landing yet.
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The trickiest part will be raising taxes, such as VAT.
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"We're past the trickiest part of the crisis," he said.
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The trickiest challenge is dealing with the backlash against capitalism.
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"Adding more knees is probably the trickiest one," he said.
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But those were also sometimes the trickiest essays to evaluate.
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"Nishikori is one of the trickiest players out there," Dimitrov added.
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Canada's position is the trickiest of all, at least for now.
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The trickiest part of Dunn's financial situation is her irregular income.
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But reforming Argentina's factory sector is one of his trickiest challenges.
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It can help save a shot in the trickiest of conditions.
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But rendering it as a Western opera is perhaps the trickiest.
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The history portion of the exam could be trickiest of all.
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So it was tricky, that was the trickiest part of it.
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This last reason, of course, can be the trickiest to know.
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One of the trickiest bits: the spacecraft couldn't just land anywhere.
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The trickiest part is making sure the room sensors are elevated.
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The trickiest problem for the BRIC concept may be its final consonant.
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What about financing, often the trickiest question for a single-payer plan?
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One of the trickiest things was getting those exhaust plumes just right.
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It will continue to be one of the Senate's trickiest balancing acts.
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The trickiest report is also arguably the most important: gross domestic product.
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The Good Fight Familial bonds are often the trickiest ones to navigate.
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The trickiest part: conducting the interviews themselves, the heart of the show.
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The trickiest part, it seems, is developing something that physicians will actually adopt.
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One of the trickiest things about travel is dealing with different time zones.
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In the end, however, the trickiest negotiations will be with the EU 27.
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The trickiest part is when you are under the hoop and can't dunk.
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Officials say one of the trickiest challenges is likely to be energy storage.
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Adjusting the grind amount is probably the trickiest thing on the Barista Express.
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The trickiest part is getting the glass to bend without compromising its toughness.
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Captivating users once more with video and audio will be the trickiest undertaking.
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The country is clearly capable of carrying out some of the trickiest transplantations.
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One of the trickiest is the "rebels" who want to buck the rules.
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The trickiest part of that story is the part that's not exactly hers.
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According to Mr. Bérard, the trickiest part is saying the child's name correctly.
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The trickiest part of the whole process is learning how to hold it properly.
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The trickiest part to making cats in this way is finding those milk bottles.
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The most important and perhaps trickiest being its ability to offer real-time pricing.
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Here, she reveals how to wear three of the trickiest trends of the season.
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Perhaps the trickiest thing about a state of emergency is judging when to exit.
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Replicating the black powder explosion, Lance said, was the trickiest part of the experiment.
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The trickiest thing for fsociety will be keeping the femtocell plugged in and discreet.
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"Helping older adults who can't afford housing is one of the trickiest possible issues."
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Heating, which is provided mostly by natural gas or kerosene, is trickiest of all.
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The trickiest place is Gangneung Ice Arena, where Boehler, the ice maker, is French.
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Physical demarcation of the border, the trickiest part of the deal, has not begun.
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One of the trickiest parts of scaling is transitioning from founder to people manager.
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"The Finance and Insurance office is probably the trickiest place to navigate," Bartlett says.
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But the trickiest part of the equation for the campaigns is estimating Republican turnout.
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The trickiest problem is Catalonia, with 7.5m people and a fifth of the Spanish economy.
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The trickiest thing now is how you inject your personal style into your daily outfit.
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Dealing with the bellicose junior god-king will be one of Donald Trump's trickiest tasks.
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THE work was some of the trickiest Yu Zhijian and his friends had ever done.
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"I've learnt that it's not becoming successful that's trickiest, it's maintaining that success." she said.
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This makes Brexit, described by civil servants as the government's trickiest peacetime task, even harder.
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How it will accomplish this collection is one of the trickiest aspects of the mission.
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Although the contours of a deal seem clear, the final items are always the trickiest.
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Trickiest part was wrangling the dashed Down answers that cross the themers at the hyphens.
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But of all his meetings in Argentina, the one with Trump could be the trickiest.
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One of the trickiest parts was declaring income tax and corporation tax, which I did.
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Ahead, you'll find the no-fail ways to wear the trickiest of-the-moment items.
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One of the trickiest aspects of grocery delivery is picking food like fruits and vegetables.
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The trickiest puzzle is figuring out why only about 10 percent of speedcubers are female.
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Trickiest of all may be pricing, given the tiny market for a therapy like Strimvelis.
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Or they can — in the trickiest form of change — directly influence policy and political change.
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One of the trickiest issues about March 23 is that the Sun will meet Mercury.
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This debt — a whopping $1.3 trillion of it — is the trickiest to tackle, financial advisors say.
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Remembering to keep this water reservoir filled is the trickiest part of using Sharp's new oven.
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Trickiest of all, she has to get her Brexit deal through a fractious House of Commons.
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The trickiest question for contemporary capitalism is unpicking the distinction between what's fair and what's permitted.
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In the great, wide world of astrology, compatibility is one of the trickiest subjects to tackle.
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But the trickiest trade-offs of all concern the precise terms of the future trade relationship.
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The trickiest part of developing a space elevator is finding the right material for the tether.
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The situation is trickiest for men and women who live in areas where Zika is circulating.
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No wonder, then, that Mr. Bedarida manufactures many of Marina B's trickiest custom jewelry pieces there.
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The trickiest part is getting synced up so I'm not hearing the reverb from his end.
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Tell us about the trickiest person on your holiday gift list and we'll try to help.
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I'm grateful so many of you entrusted me with your most difficult problems and thorniest, trickiest questions.
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One of the trickiest elements, of course, is that the report will have some information blacked out.
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But it is the final approach, rescinding a regulation altogether, that is the trickiest to pull off.
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Coming back into the atmosphere is the trickiest section, he said, because of the intensity of reentry.
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The trickiest balance is over how to counter the radicalisation of Muslims, whether online or in prisons.
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The trickiest part of choosing a LinkedIn photo is that there is no one-size-fits-all.
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The trickiest question movie awards–giving groups face this December is posed by a character named Chiron.
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The trickiest shots tend to be the ones where there is strong interaction with somebody on set.
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The trickiest challenge of her administration may be managing relations with the military while pushing liberalization along.
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In videos on Twitch, YouTube, and other social media platforms, players tear through the game's trickiest elements.
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But the trickiest and most consequential consideration will be how this law affects the possession of firearms.
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This album is the Colombian singer's sweetest, densest, and trickiest collection of pop hooks and weird noises.
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And, this being Thursday — the trickiest themed puzzle day (in my opinion) — you would be perfectly correct.
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The first slice is the trickiest to get out and the most likely to end up misshapen.
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The trickiest variable was whether the tall man living in the Abbottabad compound was actually bin Laden.
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But the trickiest part of the EMC-VMware deal was integrating the two huge entities into Dell.
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Plant-based dinners are one of the most popular specialty options, but they are among the trickiest.
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Perhaps humility is a necessary virtue when being awarded one of the trickiest gigs in the business.
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The trickiest part was figuring out where to point the antenna to get a clear signal for CBS.
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Any engineer will tell you it's that last 10 percent of improvements that tend to be the trickiest.
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"One of the trickiest parts was that every single part is made with a different process," he said.
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The trickiest thing for a lot of groups will be finishing the boss off in three damage phases.
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The trickiest part, though, is the wish expressed in July to remove tariffs on "non-auto industrial goods".
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The trickiest part is getting the eight spices and the yellow split peas called for in the recipe.
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For us, the trickiest thing would be if they release it and it has a lot of redactions.
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In the grand realm of fancy beauty gifts, going the fragrance route is without a doubt the trickiest.
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As ever, the trickiest discussion was on how to share responsibility among governments for migrants who arrive in Europe.
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And no struggling to chase down pet hair or dust bunnies hiding in the trickiest spots of your home.
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The trickiest part of pulling off this sort of move is doing it without hurting your most vulnerable citizens.
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"The trickiest aspect of this story is how good for business hate is for social media platforms," said Phillips.
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The trickiest part is that we won't really know what to expect until we actually send humans to Mars.
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When it comes to pleasing a fan base, adaptations of young adult novels may be the trickiest to tackle.
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The trickiest thing that Westworld's first episodes pull off is making us question the distinction between host and guest.
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But the more fundamental question is the trickiest to solve, because it boils down to ethics rather than finance.
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The trickiest characters were 1 and 5, which come from the Enigma machine and the Gateway 2000 keyboard respectively.
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Both sides say the trickiest elements will be left for a final bout of horse-trading in the autumn.
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Now, one of America's oldest corporations is about to take on what may be its trickiest identity yet: journalist.
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The trickiest part to assemble is the camera and attached gimbal, which plug into the belly of the BYRD.
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One of the trickiest things about having a chronic illness is that it's hard to explain to other people.
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The trickiest part: hitting a moving heart in a breathing patient with a beam that must be precisely targeted.
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One of the trickiest things about stopping DDoS attacks is that hackers constantly develop new variations on familiar themes.
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The trickiest thing about emailing is making certain that people perceive your message the way you intend them to.
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The trickiest song to get right in the studio was actually one that is not on the record, interestingly.
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Awkwardly, avoidance is not an option for some of his trickiest customers: married couples who pulled levers for rival candidates.
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His trickiest task will be to modify the peace accord, as demanded by the uribistas, without wrecking the peace itself.
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This potentially helps address one of the trickiest challenges in tackling network interference: figuring out when interference is even happening.
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Payment isn't the only way marketers get your information, but it gets rid of the trickiest piece of the puzzle.
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The JCPOA provides a feasible path forward, for the Trump team, on one of the trickiest international challenges we face.
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One of the trickiest problems facing Trump is the murky relationship he is about to enter into with foreign governments.
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The trickiest part of figuring out a new comedy is figuring out how the cast members work with each other.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said the Walgreens partnership will help it work on some of the trickiest issues in healthcare.
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Perhaps the trickiest of these passages came during a psilocybin trip when I experienced the complete dissolution of my ego.
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This last one is the trickiest because, while it sounds like Dean's writing, it's spoken from the perspective of Dillane.
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This is typically the trickiest area to control, since it includes the emissions related to a company's entire business operation.
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Sharing space might be the trickiest part of later-in-life romance, or any romance, come to think of it.
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The trickiest part of a quip theme, unless it's really well known, is — wait for it — figuring out the quip.
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Measuring the intelligence of AI is one of the trickiest but most important questions in the field of computer science.
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But if you only created a minor hassle, well, someone has to have the trickiest veins on a given day.
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But if you only created a minor hassle, well, someone has to have the trickiest veins on a given day.
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Still, many of the series' most compelling moments come courtesy of the two actors tasked with handling the trickiest characters.
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The trickiest part of the Fire 7 equation is figuring out whether or not it's actually that great of a value.
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The service was created in 2015 to be a kind of quick-action startup to solve the military's trickiest tech problems.
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The allegations against comedian Aziz Ansari might have been some of the trickiest to emerge so far during the #MeToo movement.
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One of the trickiest aspects is the amount that Britain should pay to meet its existing spending commitments for EU programmes.
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The trickiest part was finding noodles without egg, but I found some cauliflower and rice ones that were actually pretty good!
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The trickiest part was making sure I had an eco-friendly substitute for everything, and that started with my morning coffee.
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Spring actually turned out to be the trickiest time to buy, and it's the season that requires the most planning ahead.
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The Series 9 is innovative, intelligent, and takes care of the trickiest hairs — so why not hop on the Braun bandwagon?
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In fact, these thousand-plus yards of the K.V.K. may be the trickiest passage in any major port in the world.
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From Latin pop's history, iLe has absorbed the trickiest lesson of all: the subtlety that hides magnificent craftsmanship behind immediate emotion.
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Instead of talking about tricky clues today, let's remember that getting started is more important than wrestling even the trickiest clue.
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Now, she is looking out for all of us by thinking about the trickiest topic in food right now: the future.
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Physical demarcation of the border, the trickiest part of the deal, has not begun: the disputed areas remain under Ethiopian administration.
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This is my first Thursday puzzle in The Times and probably the trickiest themed puzzle I've had published anywhere to date.
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It cited Netflix as one of the fastest-growing in media that simultaneously is one of the trickiest companies to value.
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Learning to jump was not hard, he said; the trickiest part was positioning himself correctly and not sitting down on the run.
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For Hack Harassment, defining the target behavior it seeks to change is both a starting point and one of the trickiest parts.
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The trickiest line Legion has to walk is the one between its depiction of mental illness and its depiction of superhuman abilities.
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Below is a guide to all of the proper pronunciations of designer names, from the trickiest tongue twisters to surprisingly simple monikers.
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The trickiest part of wearing glitter on your eyes is figuring out how the hell to make it stay where it belongs.
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It's one of the trickiest, most innocently veiled questions we experience when applying for a new job: What was your previous salary?
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Sanders decided to leave this part of his plan, the trickiest issue in the political debate that would come, the most undefined.
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It's a device that delivers precise closeness and skin comfort, and captures hairs even in the trickiest of areas, for neat results.
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Since the vegetable offerings are usually the trickiest, offer to bring a vegetables side or salad to share when you're a guest.
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It's an exciting example of how combining different disciplines can solve some of the trickiest problems when treating complex diseases like Parkinson's.
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For much of the day, winds gusted at around 25 mph on a course that features the trickiest greens in the game.
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In your opinions, what is the biggest threat or trickiest subject to talk about when it comes to the future of food?
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And you're smart to recognize the importance of one of the trickiest questions in the mentor-protégé relationship: Should I let go?
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British cave divers navigated the wrapped boys through the trickiest underwater passages, while monitoring for air bubbles that proved they were breathing.
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Mr. Guscott, 51, has one of the trickiest silent jobs at the opera house: He is the Met's head follow-spot operator.
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Pair with a side of your giftee's favorite seasonal candy and you've officially won one of the trickiest the holidays in the book.
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The trickiest part of the equation is the demand side because it is subject to multiple product supply-chain dynamics and macro drivers.
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The trickiest issue for banks, ethically and legally, is how and when to act on concerns over a client's ability to manage money.
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"When we're up over her left shoulder looking down at him as he's being absorbed, it was really the trickiest one," he says.
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The "trickiest thing is the energy source," he added, but SpaceX believes they can do it with a wide field of solar panels.
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At 52-inches tall the X-Wing is the largest of the lot, and according to ThinkGeek it's also the trickiest to fly.
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Perhaps the trickiest part of setting up an Amazon Echo is changing your mobile device's Wi-Fi network to the Echo's own network.
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The trickiest — and most important — questions are designed to help employers gain a deeper understanding of details beyond what's listed on your resume.
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The trickiest part of the investigation, and where there remains the most debate, was over the timing of the measurements taken at halftime.
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"The trickiest thing with the design with her is the fact that she is the littlest thing you've ever seen," Mr. Gent said.
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Scorah would do well in her next literary outing to occupy a bolder space between ethic and revelation, perhaps the memoirist's trickiest task.
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Of all the websites covered in this article, Amazon by far made it the trickiest to figure out how to delete your account.
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The trickiest area is the crunch trade-off between market access and the free movement of people, which is sacrosanct to EU leaders.
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"This is the trickiest group because a family plan for them might cost $18,603, which is about 18 percent of their income," she says.
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The trickiest questions are often disguised as the "easiest" ones — and interviewers love asking them because they can reveal so much about a candidate.
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Yet more economic zip does not solve Mr Walker's trickiest problem, which is that voters in a habitually swingy state seem bored with him.
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Depending on what that is, the trickiest set to inherit may be the ones with the EU's closest trading partners, like Switzerland and Norway.
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But one glorious new Twitter account figured out a way to solve all of the game show's trickiest puzzles: Simply ignore every single rule.
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Along with its other low-tech tools, Hasselblad uses these slender little brushes to clean up the trickiest nooks in and around its cameras.
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Whether its 15 inflatable pool toys or just a potentially explosive cellphone, dating the non-living instantly eliminates some of the trickiest relationships issues.
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Crafting a viable brain-computer interface is a challenge that weaves together some of tech's trickiest software problems with its most intractable hardware ones.
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One of the trickiest aspects of getting the shot is simply knowing where to look for the headliners amid the countless bright orbs above.
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But the trickiest part of the bombs ISIS has left behind, across thousands of square miles of Iraq and Syria, isn't just their looks.
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The refueling challenges are trickiest—they will require complicated on-orbit and on-surface operations that involve engineering and procedures yet to be developed.
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Officials said a handful of the trickiest cases involve inmates with medical problems who cannot suitably be sent home or resettled in most countries.
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Google's self-driving cars have driven over 2 million miles and testing now focuses on the trickiest scenarios faced by cars on surface streets.
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The trickiest part of the prep is likely the icing: "It's about working with the appropriate colors and saturation of those colors," she says.
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Given the diversity among small businesses, it is certainly one of the trickiest elements to tackle — as opposed to simply cutting the corporate rate.
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This wall pulls off the trickiest conceit of the show, which is that, in the right context, color can rule as the sole baseline.
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The last leg of this journey may prove to be the trickiest for Ms. Hoffmann, as she will certainly need to face more scrutiny.
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But the trickiest part of the process, he said, was ensuring that the escapement, the mechanical inner workings of the timepiece, was not damaged.
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Holland's role may be the trickiest in the entire series, because through the first five episodes, Henry hasn't exactly been the most dynamic individual.
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As this scandal continues to unfold, the creators at the heart of the romance industry will have to weave their trickiest happy ending yet.
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Time after time, I intentionally flew the Skydio toward the thinnest, trickiest branches I could find — but it always stopped short or swooped around.
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Not all Strauss's dances have easy dance meters, but Mr. Ratmansky invests some of the trickiest sequences with a rhythmic structure that feels inevitable.
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Abra is, weirdly enough, one of the trickiest Pokémon to catch in the original games due to its propensity to teleport out of battle.
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The Tank class of heroes might be the trickiest to grasp overall if you're new to Overwatch and the strategic interplay of these four archetypes.
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"Trickiest thing with multiple kids is carving out one-on-one time with each of them … but it's SO important," wrote Van Der Beek, 40.
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The most promising news has been Google's Retpoline approach, which the company says can protect against the trickiest Spectre variant with little negative performance impact.
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Aarian breaks down Uber's decision-making, and links it to one of this technology's trickiest problems: finding the balance between false positives and false negatives.
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But the trickiest political problem for reformers is how to inject some dynamism into the economy without getting people even more worried about their livelihoods.
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The process used to create the robot has been dubbed "printable hydraulics," and researchers say it's one of the trickiest 3D-printing methods to harness.
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Emotions are the soft and squishy variables that play into all areas of competitive gaming, though they can be the trickiest to pick up on.
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For this reason, dual-use spacecraft are among the top concerns for space security experts, and are also one of the trickiest domains to police.
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And in doing so, they grapple with some of the trickiest components of sex: unashamed masturbation, honest communication with partners, and reciprocal, mutually-orgasming intimacy.
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Meanwhile, though, Johnson will have to navigate what she identified in 2017 as the trickiest element of conservative journalism right now: dealing with Donald Trump.
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Mr. Cook, as a man who spends most of his time deflecting the intensities around him, has the trickiest role and carries it off beautifully.
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Perhaps the trickiest work was removing a 235-foot-long steel truss that extended over the tracks of a line on the Metro North railroad.
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Financial transactions have been one of the trickiest parts of intelligence operations because electronic payment networks and checks are generally off limits to undercover spies.
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The last and trickiest aspect of assessing ML technology is understanding how improvements on the ML task will impact which business metrics and by how much.
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The trickiest bit of this puzzle is that, despite the dwindling existence of edicts like "business casual," getting dressed in 19883 is basically a lawless exercise.
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Among the trickiest conditions is non-discriminatory access to Turkey for citizens of all EU member states, which includes Cyprus, which Ankara does not officially recognize.
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Switch Your Sunscreen To Save CoralAsk any derm, cosmetic chemist, or skin-care brand: Sunscreen is one of the trickiest items to make and get right.
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Seriously, look at this risotto situation: DAY 5: Making Waves One of the trickiest aspects of morphing myself into Taylor is perfecting her signature blonde curls.
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Red wine and cranberry sauce are undoubtedly the trickiest holiday stains to deal with, but that bottle of Wine Away is all you need for both.
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The trickiest part of using such recent history as the basis of a movie is that the filmmakers have to find the story lurking inside the situation.
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Perhaps the trickiest task of Malta's presidency will be an internal one: brokering agreement among the EU's governments on how to share the burden of irregular migration.
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That happened on the show's Season 41 finale when SNL alum Fred Armisen brought his trademark intensity to the trickiest of social encounters: introducing the new girlfriend.
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As a result, the company has left its trickiest problems unsolved while giving people who have yet to an open account little reason to ever do so.
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His sympathetic demeanor makes him good at "spinning," perhaps the trickiest part of the job, where an agent really earns his commission of twenty-five per cent.
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But amid growing challenges from the right, Mr. Netanyahu said he was the strongest leader to navigate the relationship — the nation's most important, yet often its trickiest.
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The removal of the term limit also raises critical questions over the future power succession in China, perhaps the trickiest issue for Communist states and authoritarian states.
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Other maneuvers came off without a hitch, including one of the trickiest: crossing three lanes of oncoming traffic to execute a left turn into a parking lot.
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Best known for being in a Pepsi ad, "Let's Go" pulls off the trickiest of feats—it actually sounds like gulping down a few gallons of fizzy pop.
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The trickiest issues to reconcile, diplomats said, could be finding common language on social issues and the possibility of extending membership to other eastern states in the Balkans.
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Red Flags On Your First Date One of the trickiest things about gaslighters is that they are great at hiding their true personality, until you are hooked in.
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But the trickiest to master may be the Old Hollywood wave, which remains a staple for stars on the red carpet and is unparalleled in terms of polish.
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For the buzzy enterprise startup Notion, one of the trickiest parts of running its profitable, high-growth business has been politely turning down meetings with would-be investors.
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The trickiest cases get buried in The Ground, a patch of earth where patients — called Cures — rest in suspended animation until Ada's father sees fit to resurrect them.
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This clue fit right in and gave Mr. Huget the pangram, as far as I'm concerned, by containing three of the trickiest letters to get into a grid.
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But many of the trickiest government issues, like immigration or tax reform, involve dozens of agencies, as well as lawmakers and lobbyists, who must be persuaded to cooperate.
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Since they succeeded with a live attenuated virus, the trickiest kind of vaccine to stabilize, they're optimistic that the approach will work for other types of vaccine too.
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One of the trickiest issues in allowing utilities to build charging infrastructure is that they have to convince regulators to allow them to rate-base the investments — i.e.
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From bras and socks to a fitted sheet, a trendy boilersuit, and even a hot pink PVC jacket, Kondo totally held her own against even the trickiest of items.
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It navigates slow, expensive data connections, users who speak a variety of languages and dialects ignored by most podcast distributors, and trickiest of all, a draconian digital censorship regime.
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The most important and the trickiest climate condition to keep an eye on is El Niño, a recurring weather pattern that brings warm waters to the tropical Pacific Ocean.
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There's another mode that makes suggestions on steering angle to help the driver back up in a straight line, one of the trickiest things to do with a trailer.
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Your trickiest customers could be the "soft Brexiteers", who will seek complex trade-offs between market access and migration rights that could set awkward precedents for other EU members.
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The trickiest debate may come over Middle East issues, as Mr. Sanders has called periodically for a break from the traditional American policy of lock-step support for Israel.
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Edgar is the man that's held aloft above all of McGregor's numerous rivals as the one who would provide the featherweight champion with his trickiest test at 145 lbs.
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And that's the trickiest part: While all OPEC members would benefit from higher prices, each country is hoping someone else will take on more of the burden of cutting.
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In this post-mortem, she said one of her trickiest challenges involved a segment focusing on a 6-year-old's romantic duet of "Meant to Be" with her dad.
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But Ms. Braza never gets her arms around one of the trickiest things about "Liliom" and its variations — a tone that shades from violence to euphoria, menace to humor.
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As such, secondary loan trading may adopt the same volatility featured in the high yield secondary market, when the trickiest credits go into free fall when things turn sour.
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Perhaps the trickiest part of figuring out Peter Parker and the Spider-People's future is that Marvel and Sony, despite Feige's ominous words, are still working towards a deal.
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While I thought the trickiest part would be getting used to my new shoulder-length bob, it was actually adapting to an entirely new hair-care regimen that was difficult.
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The best way to describe riding the Evolve GT: Despite my riding experience (at top speed) with other boards, this is the trickiest to control due to jerky throttle response.
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For the buzzy enterprise startup Notion, one of the trickiest parts of running its high-growth, profitable business has been how to politely avoid coffee meetings with would-be investors.
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But a national spotlight on the Banking Committee over the next two years could hurt the panel's efforts to tackle some of the financial sector's trickiest and politically sensitive issues.
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One of the trickiest areas of development was finding the right steepness and volume of the brew chamber to allow for constant and controlled water flow through the coffee grounds.
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The trickiest vote on Thursday, by far, will be the House's stopgap spending bill, which must be sent to the Senate and signed by the president by Friday at midnight.
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May, who faces some of the trickiest negotiations since World War Two over Britain's divorce with the European Union, has pledged to look after people who are 'just about managing'.
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How about becoming co-owner of basketball's Los Angeles Clippers franchise with his wife four years ago and also trying to figure out one of the trickiest puzzles in philanthropy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The peak remains tantalizingly close for Serena Williams but negotiating the final incline to a record-equaling 22nd grand slam singles title is proving the trickiest of all.
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Quite apart from failing to spell out how to negotiate history's trickiest-ever divorce, no politician has seriously answered the question of how the economic pain of Brexit will be shared.
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"I think the U.S. Open could be the trickiest: how all the players manage their schedules and who comes out the best from the Olympics," the tennis analyst Robbie Koenig said.
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"Unprotected lefts are one of the trickiest things you can do in driving," Nathaniel Fairfield, a software engineer who leads the behavior team at Waymo, told Popular Science earlier this year.
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The trickiest thing would have been the newly created financial accounts, used to funnel money to political operations in the US, but those accounts wouldn't have looked suspicious from the outside.
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But the Horizon Machine is needed to remedy the trickiest mishaps, such as when the fingerprint sensor attached to the back of the glass gets damaged when a phone is dropped.
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Alison Green, expert in all things employment, is here to answer your trickiest questions about making your boss happy, tolerating (and even liking?) your coworkers, and, most importantly, doing your job.
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But dealing with the red-hot issue of health care could be the trickiest -- especially since there's no consensus within the GOP yet on what the replacement plan would look like.
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Migrant policy is likely to be one of the trickiest issues as Germany struggles to integrate the more than 1.6 million asylum seekers who have arrived since the start of 2015.
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The trickiest challenge in making a new version of "The Snow Queen" is how to handle the title character, who all too easily exemplifies the stereotype of the cold, predatory female.
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"Trickiest thing with multiple kids is carving out one-on-one time with each of them … but it's SO important," he captioned a photo gallery featuring himself, a pregnant Kimberly and Annabel.
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But unlike Amazon Echo, which can be a little dumb when you ask questions, Google Home taps into the company's stellar search algorithms to provide smart answers to even the trickiest questions.
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It will require addressing the trickiest carbon problems: emissions from aviation, agriculture, biomass, and above all transportation, which in the UK (as in the US) is now the largest source of emissions.
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The harbourside street circuit saw fatal accidents in the 1960s and remains one of the trickiest, with cars skimming the metal barriers and speeding from darkness into the sunlight through a tunnel.
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One of the trickiest thing about March 23 is that the Sun, the planet of the ego, will be sitting with the planet of the mind, Mercury, in your opposite sign, Aries.
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Shaping neat, symmetrical daifuku is the trickiest part of the process to master, but the beginner can easily repair holes, or pinch off excess dough and hide a seam on the bottom.
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Three-line haiku are among the simplest in appearance and the trickiest to write; you may have encountered them in school somewhere around the third grade, counting their syllables on your fingers.
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One of the trickiest cases was in February 2008 when Iraqi officials claimed that a bomber in Baghdad had Down syndrome, and that her condition had been cynically exploited by terrorist handlers.
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He dreamed of doing well enough to capture the attention of N.F.L. scouts looking for someone tall and powerfully built whom they could count on to catch even the trickiest of passes.
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Experts say wording disputes within juries are not rare — that one of the trickiest tasks for jurors is matching the visceral intensity of some testimony with the bloodless language of the law.
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T Magazine's editors answered questions about what to get the trickiest people on your holiday list, from family members who already have everything to picky friends to significant others with singular tastes.
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He would continue to challenge the world's tallest peaks and trickiest ascents as one of the most renowned climbers of his generation, until illness in the last few years made climbing impossible.
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A month before, in March, the Dawson's Creek alum opened up on social media about the "trickiest" part of being a parent of four — and how he and his wife manage the task.
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I mentally lifted a digital anvil, focused on three different forms of stimuli at once and, trickiest of all, solved mental math problems on the clock for the first time since fourth grade.
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The trickiest question of all may be whether there can be explicit provision to extend transition beyond the end of 2020, the EU's preferred cut-off date, but that could yet be fudged.
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There's no need to break a sweat when you've got Cuddl Duds as a warmth-retaining base layer, and us, to preemptively style pitch-perfect outfits for five of the season's trickiest scenarios.
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This is not the first, or the greatest, self-imposed threat that we have collectively faced — that would be the prospect of nuclear annihilation during the Cold War — but it's arguably the trickiest.
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Of these, the European Central Bank faces the trickiest challenge, because it has acted as, in effect, the backstop to euro-zone bond markets, a mechanism that otherwise the currency bloc still lacks.
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Liner NoteThe trickiest part of achieving the no-makeup look is wearing eyeliner like you aren't — meaning eyeliner should exist to enlarge and elongate the eye without waving its obvious inky tail around.
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Trickiest of all, they are likely to demand an acceptance of the principle of free movement of EU citizens, which they see as one of the four indivisible freedoms of the single market.
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I've been listening to a pair of the Brainwavz B400 for a week, and I'm confident their designers have cracked one of the trickiest problems of earphones: judging the perfect amount of bass.
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Researchers working on the project arrived at specifications for seven different circuit types, ranging up in complexity, which can handle experimental traffic-management algorithms aimed at tackling even the trickiest network traffic negotiations.
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This task would presumably be at once most important and trickiest when it came to U.S. allies—countries as distinct as Canada, Saudi Arabia, and Nigeria—whose economies are especially dependent on hydrocarbons.
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Such a lackadaisical approach could spell danger for Nurmagomedov—Johnson has proven to be one of the trickiest competitors who have found home in the shark tank of a weight class at lightweight.
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The book's trickiest maneuver comes when Hughes attempts to synthesize his two stories by explaining how his turbulent tenure at The New Republic colored his approach to the ideal of a universal income.
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Gyllenhaal didn't say himself, though the 36-year-old veteran actor did deliver one of the year's trickiest, most layered lead performances in Tom Ford's dark psychological thriller, in which he played dual roles.
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What's next: I would be remiss if I didn't mention the longest term, trickiest type of risks: Those posed by a warmer planet, which is occurring largely due to our dependence on fossil fuels.
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Most drivers agree, however, that the trickiest part of the track is not in the long straights, but in the kinks and turns, especially the section of the Porsche Curves and subsequent Indianapolis corner.
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It's often the trickiest bra to shop for since you have to find one that not only fits properly but will also stay put all day without slipping down or digging into your side.
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Because of my active role working with early-stage companies in this industry, I've learned a lot about the technical advances as well as discussed in depth some of the trickiest regulatory and moral issues.
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There even seems to be some movement on the trickiest issue of all, how to avoid a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic, making a December deal more likely—but still not certain.
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If you've ever used a ride-sharing app to hail a car at night, or on a busy street, you know that finding your driver can be one of trickiest parts of the whole experience.
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The trickiest day for Venus this month is arguably July 24, when it will oppose hazy, dreamy Neptune, finding us feeling confused about what we want—this is an important time to conserve your energy.
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A further complication is that, for all the caution that statisticians offer against seeing GDP as a measure of welfare, the two are intertwined in perhaps the trickiest part of their calculations: adjusting for inflation.
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Stack Overflow's new CEO Prashanth Chandrasekar says that most people know it as the mega-popular free website that software pros and amateurs alike use to get answers for even their trickiest questions about programming.
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The trickiest part, truthfully, is remembering to put the AL outside the grid if you are solving in print, or, if you are solving electronically, to only put the non-AL letters in the puzzle.
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The filament was the trickiest part, and he and his team tried hundreds of materials before settling on carbon, which they got to burn for fourteen and a half hours in the fall of 1879.
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Washington (CNN)As the debate over the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program goes down to the wire, the parents of the young undocumented immigrants affected -- not the recipients themselves -- may be the trickiest flashpoint.
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P.S. — T Magazine's editors are answering your questions about what to get the trickiest people on your holiday list, from family members who already have everything to picky friends to significant others with singular tastes.
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The move is meant as a compromise to solve one of the trickiest issues in American corporate governance, said Ken Bertsch, director of the Council of Institutional Investors, based in Washington, D.C., which organized the effort.
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The trickiest maneuver for Romney during the primary campaign has been balancing his past criticism of President Trump – someone he once called "a phony, a fraud" – and his vows to work with the president if elected.
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Many of them had made frequent pilgrimages to Wilmington, where they diligently tracked down locations from the show (including Karen's rooftop and the road where Peyton met Lucas, which they agreed were the trickiest to find).
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Ahead, she breaks down the best ways to craft answers to five of the trickiest behavioral interview questions so that you can make sure you know how to sell yourself — no matter what you're asked. 1.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Since its inaugural race in 2008 the Singapore Grand Prix has gained a reputation for being the toughest challenge in Formula One, providing drivers with an extreme test of endurance in the trickiest conditions.
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Moreover, one of the trickiest things about sending people to Mars is figuring out how to safely deposit them on the surface (to say nothing of getting them off the surface again and back to Earth).
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Tour operators are not as widely used in the United States as they are elsewhere, but large organizations like Thomas Cook have the leverage to make a difference in sustainability, particularly in its trickiest area: flights.
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The M.T.A. is a highly politicized environment, and one of the trickiest parts of the subway chief job is that it is influenced by the whims of elected officials, like Mr. Cuomo, who controls the authority.
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In her 2015 autobiography, "The Senator Next Door: A Memoir from the Heartland," Ms. Klobuchar wrote that she would usually decide who to charge and what sentences to seek in her office's biggest and "trickiest" cases.
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The next day's highlight was the ultra-touristy but very impressive switchback train ride down near-vertical Nariz del Diablo mountain, the trickiest point in a route that in 1908 finally connected Quito with the Ecuadorean coast.
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And he did all this while also shepherding the paper through some of the biggest and trickiest scoops of the past half-century: the WikiLeaks dump of US diplomatic cables and Edward Snowden's National Security Agency files.
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Everyone knows that the trickiest part of any manicure, be it a DIY job while binging Netflix in bed or sifting through the rainbow of tiny glass bottles at your favorite salon — is picking the right polish.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - World number one Rafa Nadal renews his rivalry with Nick Kyrgios in a blockbuster fourth-round clash at the Australian Open on Monday, as the Spaniard prepares for the trickiest test of his Melbourne campaign.
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"It's not the most difficult role I've played onstage but I would say it's the trickiest," said James McAvoy, who plays the title role and was nominated for a best actor Olivier Award for it on Tuesday.
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Yet the future of the 500km border that separates the North from the Irish Republic—and which will soon separate the United Kingdom from the European Union—has become one of the trickiest issues of the exit talks.
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FacebookImage: ScreenshotFacebook is the trickiest social network of the bunch when it comes to trying to stay private, but you do have options for keeping your posts hidden from the outside world, (though not from Facebook's advertising algorithms).
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This could have been the trickiest stop on the tour, since it required meeting controversial Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, who has waged a bloody war on drugs and crime in his country and has even admitted to murder.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — Jonathan Kaye is gaining a reputation for tricky Thursday crosswords, and while this is not the trickiest of his published puzzles, today's collaboration with Jeff Chen still requires a bit of thinking outside the box.
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The Home Office is currently grappling with the trickiest problem in its recent history: designing a new immigration system for a Brexited Britain, while at the same time dealing with the consequences of Britain's biggest-ever wave of immigration.
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The trickiest time of year to make forecasts is during the first quarter of the year when ENSO effects are weakening and the possibility of a phase transition (from El Nino to La Nina or vice versa) is greatest.
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The trickiest, however, was a row over his own taxes that began with the revelation in the "Panama papers" that Mr Cameron's late father had set up an offshore unit trust called Blairmore from which family members had benefited.
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Interior enforcement One of the trickiest arguments facing a deal is how immigration laws are enforced within the US. Many Republicans have been pushing for a deal that would be bigger than simply DACA and some enhanced border security.
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A seventh round of talks began on Sunday with the three sides aiming to finish reworking less contentious chapters while also meeting to discuss the trickiest subjects blocking progress to rework the pact that underpins $1.2 trillion in annual trade.
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There's a paradigm for on-demand streaming services like Netflix, but we are the first one that was combining live and on-demand into the same application, and so one of the trickiest parts was how do you do that?
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The trickiest part about the Black Hood mystery is that plenty of people could be ruled out simply by the fact that the man who attempted to kill Fred (Luke Perry) in Pop's Diner is a middle-aged white man.
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PARIS (Reuters) - European Commission Chief Jean-Claude Juncker said on Friday it was possible to strike a Brexit deal between next week's European summit in Brussels and a possible summit in November, but that the Irish issue remained the trickiest one.
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Of course online interior design services are nothing new, but the thing that peaked my interest about Modsy is that everything is shown perfectly to scale — in my opinion the trickiest element for an amateur decorator to get exactly right.
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" Since it requires the most creativity, collaboration can be one of the trickiest negotiation strategies, says G. Richard Shell, a director of the Wharton Executive Negotiation Workshop and author of the book "Bargaining for Advantage: Negotiation Strategies for Reasonable People.
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BONDIC® Starter Kit and Extra Refill This liquid plastic solidifies when you cure it with UV LED light, making it the ultimate fixer-upper tool for even the trickiest of items or a way to create your product from scratch.
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Founded in May 2017, the online women&aposs clothing startup has been quick to take on the trickiest areas of our wardrobes — both swimsuits and the pants and shirts you&aposd voluntarily spend 10 hours of a transatlantic flight in.
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Here are some of the best and biggest features that'll be available on Illustrator for iPad: The pen tool, used for creating vectors, is Illustrator's most powerful tool, but also one of the trickiest to master on the desktop program.
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The candidate whose campaign slogan promises "No Malarkey" finds himself, appropriately enough, at the center of the fight over misleading political ads—one of the trickiest and potentially most significant debates to play out in Silicon Valley heading into 2020.
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A party stalwart whose six years in charge of the law-and-order portfolio is the longest tenure for a century in what is often described as the trickiest cabinet job, May has swiftly emerged as the favorite in a field without Johnson.
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Although she has the ability to sight-read the trickiest of music instantly, and once picked up a piece of music in her sleep (her partner was obsessively practising a score in another room), her effortlessness is inflected with moments of self-doubt.
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One of the trickiest obstacles facing the modern feminist movement, as it has been for the feminist movements of yore, is figuring out when it actually makes sense to group the enormous, diverse, ideologically divided world of "women" together into a single group.
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But that is where the trickiest bit of the negotiations would occur because of the EU's red line; it does not want Britain to benefit from a cherry-picked deal that might encourage other countries to follow the path to the exit.
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Really. And I think one of the most, the trickiest thing is honestly yourself when you're in that stage because there's just such analysis paralysis, and there's such a feeling like you're missing out, like, there's an answer that you don't know.
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Long seen as the trickiest of the British demands, the EU offered an "emergency brake" mechanism to help Cameron fulfill promises to reduce immigration from the EU by curbing welfare benefits to EU workers for up to four years after they arrive.
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Delegates said that one of the trickiest issues could be monitoring emissions as the United States, which cannot quit the pact until 2020, uses the talks to press for a level of detail it perceives as useful to its foreign policy dealings.
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Ms. Boylston — with her sparkling, ebullient feet, her gift for dancing coloratura steps as if in bliss, and the marvelous liveliness of her torso — seizes on all the trickiest period features of the unfamiliar steps that Mr. Ratmansky has restored to Petipa's choreography.
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PARIS, Oct 12 (Reuters) - European Commission Chief Jean-Claude Juncker said on Friday it was possible to strike a Brexit deal between next week's European summit in Brussels and a possible summit in November, but that the Irish issue remained the trickiest one.
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The trickiest steps include introducing the ball (after a dog has learned to jump the hurdles) and teaching the dog to do a "swimmer's turn" at the box, so that it grabs the ball gently and doesn't slam into the device, risking injury.
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Today, Google takes the next major step in its Pixel adventure, and the trickiest challenge I foresee for the web giant is in figuring out the prosaic aspects of producing and distributing as many of its new devices as people will want to buy.
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Now, the same team that implanted electrodes into Murphy's brain is halfway through a five-year, $65 million research effort funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to use the same technology to tackle some of the trickiest psychiatric disorders on the books.
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Scientists do hope, for example, that one day brain computer interfaces might help alleviate severe cases of mental illnesses like depression, and DARPA is currently funding a $65 million research effort aimed at using implanted electrodes to tackle some of the trickiest mental illnesses.
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And that speaks to Captain Marvel's greatest strength as a cog in the mighty Marvel machine: The trickiest thing the film does is cement the new core of the Marvel Cinematic Universe going forward, all without quite making you realize how derivative it is.
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The Chinese are buying on their own terms nowThe Chinese market can bring huge revenues — mainland consumers spent 170 billion yuan ($23 billion) on luxury goods alone in 2018, according to consultancy giant Bain & Company — but it's also one of the trickiest to capture.
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One of his trickiest techniques is to use a combination to hide a cross hand trap, bringing his left hand over the top of his opponent's head to strip down their left hand, and throwing his right hand through the hole in their guard.
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But it still may be able to form local administrations there, if only it can settle the trickiest problem the DA now faces: what to do about the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), a recently-formed party led by a renegade ANC leader, Julius Malema.
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"The trickiest part is that we had no idea how to do what we do today," he commented in an interview, giving special credit to the development of an active system to isolate the laser beams and mirrors from seismic and other outside disturbances.
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These are likable characters, and we root for them, especially when men like General Pershing (Scott Wakefield) and Grace's superior, Lieutenant Riser (Arlo Hill), let their stubborn skepticism about women's capabilities get in the way of tapping the best people for the trickiest jobs.
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Washington (CNN)There are still roughly 700 children who were separated from their parents at the border and have not been reunified with those parents by the Trump administration, as new court filings reveal the slow pace of reuniting the trickiest family separation cases.
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"When you have two of the world's hottest peppers, the trickiest thing is to find ingredients that go well with those peppers so you have tasty sauce," according to High River Sauces Steve Seabury, who partnered with GE and lifestyle website Thrillist to create 103^32 Kelvin.
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Two American banks, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, recently warned that growth and the pound would fall further after a vote to leave the EU. The trickiest issue for a post-Brexit Britain would be how to maintain full access to the EU's single market, the world's biggest.
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After debuting in the UFC on the undercard against one of the trickiest fighters in the division, seemingly set up to lose and be ignored, Moraes ended up making easy work of the number three bantamweight in the world in a main event on Friday night.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Israeli furniture maker Keter Group's recently allocated €320m add-on loan has broken through par on Europe's secondary loan market, gifting over 3 points of profit to investors willing to take a punt on one of the trickiest loan syndications so far this year.
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Here's why: There's no one in the country, other than Mueller (and maybe former White House counsel Don McGahn), who can shine a light on some of the trickiest questions involving Donald Trump raised by the probe -- most notably whether or not Trump committed acts of obstruction of justice.
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The panel is also planning to release reports on the intelligence community's assessment of Russia's 2016 interference, the Obama administration's response, the role of social media disinformation campaigns and then Russian contacts with the Trump campaign — which will be the trickiest of all to reach a bipartisan consensus.
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U.S. talk show host and comedian Jimmy Kimmel has been widely mentioned as a potential host but Hollywood trade publication Variety on Friday reported that Kimmel was now said to be out of the running for the high-profile job, one of the trickiest balancing acts in show business.
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And though it is tempting to say he is closer than ever at this U.S. Open, where he is into the semifinals for the first time at age 30 and has yet to drop a set, it is also clear that the trickiest part is still to come.
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However, confirming Abe's attendance is a sign of confidence that a deal will be ready for his signature and also puts pressure on trade negotiators to secure at least outline agreements on opening up each other's markets, including in the trickiest areas such as Japanese cars and European farm produce.
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Myron Brilliant, executive vice president for international affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, told reporters that 90 percent of the deal is done, but the final 10 percent remains the trickiest part of the negotiations and would require trade-offs on both sides, according to the Financial Times report.
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One of the trickiest circles to square in the Brexit negotiations has been the question of what happens with the currently open border between Northern Ireland, which will remain part of the United Kingdom as it leaves the EU, and the Republic of Ireland, which will remain an EU member state.
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"Trickiest thing with multiple kids is carving out one-on-one time with each of them … but it's SO important," the former Don't Trust the B—- in Apartment 23 star captioned a March 2018 photo gallery featuring himself, a then-pregnant Kimberly and Annabel enjoying a day of fun without her siblings.
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So you're dealing with truly a legacy issue, but one that had the potential to destabilize the bank very significantly, and it's been on top of my mind for-, it was one of the trickiest things I did in 2016, I've been asked the question 30 times, 40 times, and I never said anything.
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With less than six months before Britain leaves the EU in its biggest trade and foreign policy shift in more than 40 years, May is struggling to get backing for not only her vision for future ties with the bloc but also over a so-called backstop deal for Northern Ireland, one of the trickiest hurdles left.
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With the show now drawn to a conclusion, Alexander and Karaszewski joined Mashable for an insightful post-mortem on their most ambitious effort to date, including revealing the trickiest challenges they faced, the territory they still didn't have room to explore, the next high-profile crime story on their cinematic rap sheet and discovering the surprising fate of that real-life statue of O.J. Simpson that stood in the athlete's backyard.
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Executive Vice President for International Affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Myron Brilliant told reporters that 90 percent of the deal is done, but the final 10 percent remains the trickiest part of the negotiations and would require compromise, according to the FT. U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin are scheduled to meet with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He later on Wednesday to resume negotiations.
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Myron Brilliant, executive vice president for international affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce told reporters that 90 percent of the deal is done, but the final 10 percent remains the trickiest part of the negotiations and would require trade-offs on both sides, according to the FT. The U.S. and China have levied tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods since last year, which disrupted supply chains and raised costs for companies.
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So as I get to know Blackstar in the coming weeks, I'll also be playing my sentimental favorites, including but not limited to: 1983's bestselling Nile Rodgers collaboration Let's Dance, which masqueraded as a bland embrace of straight chart pop only to reveal such a move as his trickiest mask of all; 1973's relatively underrated Aladdin Sane, which celebrates the aggression of Stonesy blues-rock while subverting that same aggression with sexual insecurity more gauche and fraught than anything Mick Jagger would ever admit to; and 1976's mind-boggling Station to Station, the ultimate Bowie masterpiece: six long, spacey epics in which he crosses liquid funk with harsh protopunk so as to produce a cross-racial, polyrhythmic genre amalgam the likes of which nobody had approached before or ever will again, closing with a Johnny Mathis cover.
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