Each operational theater requires unique skills, unique platforms, uniquely qualified staff, and unique concepts of operations.
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We're born with totally unique DNA, totally unique experiences, and a totally unique point of view.
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In chess, on the other hand, each piece has a unique role, unique abilities, and unique limitations.
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"The younger consumer wants to wear unique products, made by unique brands and sold in unique retailers," he added.
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The very unique women in this book operate in unique contexts and have unique feelings about what they've witnessed.
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The T cell wasn't just more of the same—it was a unique cell type that did a unique job, and accomplished it in a unique way, through a unique biology.
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"We have a history of doing unique auctions—but this is unique amongst the unique," Guernsey's president, Arlan Ettinger, said.
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"I am Unique," Unique responds, her eyes brimmed with tears.
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We think however, we have a unique product, a unique pricing model and unique features in terms of really enhancing user productivity.
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A unique insight into what it's like not to be unique.
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Of course, the situation is unique because Mr. Trump is unique.
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But its unique functionality ultimately leads to a unique visual aesthetic.
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Yang's broadcast drew in 584 unique viewers and 78 unique chatters.
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Yang's broadcast drew in 584 unique viewers and 78 unique chatters.
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In "Apex Legends," there are unique characters with unique special abilities.
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Public transit agencies are facing a unique challenge in unique times.
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Unique Reach measures how many people are shown display and video ads and captures unique users in addition to average impressions per unique user.
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I think my story is really unique, my fight is really unique.
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Every unique set of teeth has its own unique oral care needs.
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They build a unique product, leveraging unique tools satisfying an unmet need.
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You have to be unique to be successful — because we're all unique.
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It's very rare to find a unique timepiece with a unique complication.
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Tan describes their unique stories and their unique (and long-awaited) emotional breakthroughs.
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These unique LED panels allow you to create a truly unique lighting setup.
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Each strain has unique cultivation needs, and yields a product with unique characteristics.
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He named the star "Unique", I guess because I was unique to him.
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He was unique enough to carry the prohibited modifier: Mark was very unique.
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Entities have unique attributes, which might also be unique attributes of other entities!
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"Some ETFs really are unique, and some seem a little too unique," Goldberg said.
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"In a world of unique franchises, Sky is an incredibly unique franchise," Carey said.
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Unique Product Code, Universal Product Code, Unique Price Code, or Universal Product Co-op?
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But this problem isn't unique to TriNet; it's not even unique to big companies.
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The FCC is very unique and the rules that were passed here are also very unique and the way that Congress went about repealing them is super duper unique.
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Companies at the top of the list prioritize what makes their brand unique, what makes their buyer unique, and what they can do that is unique compared to Amazon.
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A. First of all, society and governments need to acknowledge that Hong Kong has a unique history, unique identity, unique culture, that are different from those of mainland China.
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In all this is a unique little watch with a lot of unique little features.
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Nickname [whatever your cool and unique relay name is] A unique name for your relay.
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Its unique parks are what, in part, make the sport unique among all other games.
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Just like how every species has unique DNA, every virus has a unique genetic code.
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If you look at the number of unique reporters we have covering technology — Unique reporters?
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To be sure, the history of racism in America is unique and demands unique safeguards.
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Every situation is unique, so you should be able to find a unique conversation starter.
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We talk about x-rays, unique gadgets that look at art in a unique way.
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Every elder is unique, and will have had life experiences and habits that are unique.
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We were in a unique situation that we were able to achieve a unique success.
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MM: As we all know, everyone and everything is unique and every time and everywhere is unique, so it cannot be my challenge to be or do something rather unique.
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Being unique is very important to me, because if I wasn't unique, I wouldn't feel confident.
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Everything's unique, which is why my spell work changes, because each project I do is unique.
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"We had two very unique skill-sets at a very unique point in time," Morgan said.
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It's a unique experience for the fans, unique experience for us and we really enjoy it.
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But, actually, ankylosing spondylitis, psoriatic arthritis relief, where we focus, Cosentyx is pretty unique, unique benefits.
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Every day is a unique set of challenges, but it's also a unique set of gratifications.
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Robertson said the field of surgery has unique demands but also an "abundance" of unique rewards.
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Aperture Series (40), 2016; Laser toner on paper, unique, 11.625 x 18.125 in Aperture Series (43), 20163; Laser toner on paper, unique, 11.625 x 18.125 in Aperture Series (42), 212; Laser toner on paper, unique, 28.5 x 221 in Untitled, 22016; Laser toner on paper, unique, 28.5 x 211 in Interior (8.53), 28.5; Laser toner on paper, unique, 214 x 221 in Untitled (8:38:03 am), 2016; Laser toner on paper, unique, 11 x 8.5 in Untitled (143:40:22 pm), 2016; Laser toner on paper, unique, 12 x 8.5 in Spectral Sun (21), 2016; Laser toner on paper, unique, 8.5 x 11 in Untitled, 2016; Laser toner on paper, unique, 8.5 x 14 in Computers are instruments of precision.
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"These two companies have independent strategies, they have unique customers with unique needs and expectations," Hallett said.
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He is a very unique person, and a unique personality, and he's a joy to be around.
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Every pregnancy is unique, and every mother's preparation to bring her child into the world is unique.
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I want actors to come in and share their unique perspective on material and their unique personalities.
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And insofar as that presents a unique situation, that would by logical consequence deserve a unique treatment.
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"We have a unique history and we have a unique problem," says Mr Henson, a law professor.
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"Very unique because Cree is very unique," she tells PEOPLE of whether they will pick something traditional.
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BUT HAVING THOSE UNIQUE PRODUCTS THERE, YOU'RE BETTING ON UNIQUE TASTES TO COME AND DO IT. RIGHT?
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SUR stands for Sexy Unique Restaurant, which means the restaurant's name is actually Sexy Unique Restaurant Restaurant.
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ICAHN: AND MORE IMPORTANTLY, YOU LOOK FOR UNIQUE SITUATIONS THE ACTIVIST MODEL, YOU LOOK FOR UNIQUE SITUATIONS.
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Such a unique release must come with a unique promotional strategy, and Guava Island certainly has that.
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The Making of a Manager targets a unique audience with unique insights and is worth a read.
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Firearms retain a unique place in American history and contemporary society because America is a unique democracy.
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We know that regardless of rankings, every state has unique advantages, just as every business has unique needs.
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Georgetown is not unique in this respect, but has a unique opportunity to make this painful reality clear.
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She's a unique woman and that dress was unique as well so it was really special to me.
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LG wants to sell a unique smartphone and so it's building out a unique accessory ecosystem around it.
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Barbara is named for a unique and strong woman — and rightly so, because she is unique and strong.
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Every zebra has a unique pattern of stripes in the same way that humans all have unique fingerprints.
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In the same way that humans all have unique fingerprints, every zebra has a unique pattern of stripes.
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Those three Fates needed to be individual, their own unique colors, their own unique creatures, in a way.
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So, that 200 million unique users a month or sometimes it's 22, 23 million unique users a day.
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"This is a unique position to be in, a unique and very humbling position," Castillejo told the newspaper.
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These unique (and not-so-unique) issues are the focus of the Van Alen Institute's upcoming festival, FLOW!
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"This is a unique position to be in, a unique and very humbling position," Castillejo told the Times.
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Average monthly unique visitors grew 17 percent this quarter and average monthly unique hotel shoppers grew 103 percent.
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It's not every day that you get something this unique and special from somebody that unique and special.
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It's a unique experience that provides unique results, even if it isn't the highest performing camera on the market.
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Black Coffee's set will be especially unique because of its unique location near Victoria Falls, the world's largest waterfall.
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People just always look for something unique, and they're probably thinking this is unique because that guy wears it.
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So you have to have unique inventory or you have to have a unique way of selling the inventory.
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Mr Pinker defends "more unique", whereas many pundits still reserve "unique" to mean an unscalable "one of a kind".
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But the company also signaled that it plans to invest heavily in the next year in a pretty competitive space, where its desktop unique visitors still eclipsed its mobile web unique visitors and app unique devices.
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The watches are quite unique and bold and the unique case ensures a comfortable fit for both men and women.
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These pictures, all unique and touching, show that for every scar we carry, there is a unique story to tell.
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Average monthly unique visitors were up 2 percent over a year earlier, but unique hotel shoppers fell by 11 percent.
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Average monthly unique visitors were up two percent over a year earlier, but unique hotel shoppers fell by 11 percent.
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But while slick and futuristic, these new and unique methods for securing mobile devices inevitably have new and unique vulnerabilities.
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"This is a very unique set of circumstances, and it requires a unique set of extraordinary efforts," Lujan Grisham said.
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It made sense that headlines would spring up around the decision; it's a unique detail for an already unique game.
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I remember something the writer Lynne Tillman once said, that every friendship is unique; perhaps every grief is unique, too.
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"If you want to create a unique product, the best way to do it is with unique ingredients," says Bennett.
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Each NPC not only has a unique look, but also a unique life; they have schedules and relationships with other characters.
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"Our environment is unique, hence the genetics of all the organisms here and in the solar system are unique," explained Helman.
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Companies apply unique content policies and have developed – and continue to develop – techniques appropriate for or unique to their own platforms.
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The same unique geological formations that create Nazaré's unique conditions are part of what make it so particularly challenging for surfers.
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Each of us has unique speaking characteristics: the way our lungs exhale, vocal cords resonate, articulators act all produce unique sounds.
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Ready Player One's quixotic ideas about the future of online life aren't unique, because nothing is unique to Ready Player One.
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The Qb's unique shape and variety of materials — aluminum, fabric, and acrylic — lend to a unique, but cool-looking visual presentation.
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The unique role of the president calls for a unique remedy to punish wrongdoing: impeachment under Article II of the Constitution.
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Well, it was a unique case in the investigation once we realized it had never happened, it was a unique case.
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Just as the street circuit in Monaco is a unique slow track in Formula One, Monza is a unique fast circuit.
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According to the December 6900 comScore numbers released Thursday, The Hill recorded 2628,28503,22019 unique visitors, compared to Politico's 8,515,000 unique visitors.
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Jockeys, trainers and owners all strive to be at an event that is unique, and Hong Kong is a unique platform.
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It's a pretty unique offer from a big consumer electronics company — though the Fold is nothing if not unique, I suppose.
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It all adds up to a very unique year for a very unique person and the year is only halfway through.
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According to the December 2015 comScore numbers released today, The Hill recorded 10,577,000 unique visitors, compared to Politico's 16253,515,000 unique visitors.
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This time is unique because Gifford is unique: She has been a comforting presence on peoples' TV screens for 25 years.
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Instead, they want to be a partner — to build a unique startup environment that leverages the city's unique resources and assets.
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Unfortunately, they had some challenges, and the organization became really defensive and I think forgot to keep talking about what made the food unique, what made the brand unique, and what really made the culture and the company unique.
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Every country's problems are unique, but this report suggests that Facebook has struggled to understand the unique context of Myanmar's recent violence.
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There are also some more unique features – like Q&A sessions and contests to win player memorabilia and unique experiences with players.
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My story may be unique to me, but, sadly, the idea of it is not unique to the rest of the nation.
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So this natural ratio, which is unique to cannabis, can have unique anti-depressive effects when simply used as an aromatherapy inhaler.
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In June 2016, it had 173 million unique global visitors and 74 million unique monthly visitors in the U.S., according to comScore.
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This startup characteristic is hardly unique to edtech, but it is particularly pronounced, and comes with a unique, steep set of challenges.
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These make for a unique environment that requires unique approaches in order to establish the rule of law — or even define it.
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"America is unique in that it creates shooters, and what we need to look at is what's unique about America," he said.
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If you haven't done so before, take this chance to use something unique with uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and unique symbols.
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Each has a unique microstructural architecture (including thickness of the cortex), plus a unique pattern of activity and connectivity with other brain areas.
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Those early users, LinkedIn said, had between three and 13 percent more unique impressions served and up to 80 percent more unique clicks.
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Unique gifts The Moxy Times Square has some unique gifts for guests staying overnight during the royal wedding, according to The Associated Press .
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"Find a candidate who matches the culture of this town, which is incredibly unique, which is renowned for being incredibly unique," urged Chappelle.
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I don't take for granted — you heard me say this — that I'm sitting in a very unique chair at a very unique moment.
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"When I'm seeing Snapchat content on the news or in broadcast, it's adding such a unique perspective, unique content that I really enjoy."
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The videos included 118,000 difference sentences and some 17,500 unique words, compared to LipNet's test database of video of just 51 unique words.
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While BuzzFeed's number of unique visitors is second-highest among media companies, its growth in unique visitors is nearly flat, according to comScore.
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Today's launch and landing is pretty unique in a couple ways Still, today's launch and landing is pretty unique in a couple ways.
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"Every case is unique and every story is unique and it's decided on its own merits and the evidence that's produced," she said.
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What these people's bodies are capable of and also how everybody's got their unique move or their unique talent that they're identified with.
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"I photograph these people because they're so unique, but the unique ends up pointing to what's universal in all of us," she said.
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So when one accounts for the unique mite and nematode species that live on unique insect species, the number of potential species explodes.
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It's like there's a bunch of really unique people and if you come to this festival you see all these very unique bands.
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And although that's unique among presidential candidates, it's not unique for Mr. Buttigieg's generation — he's 1003 — or other members of the L.G.B.T.Q. community.
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With the barriers to entry from a technology perspective coming down, it's the unique insight to popular culture that becomes the unique resource.
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A candidate must also attract 165,000 unique donors and a minimum of 600 unique donors per state in at least 20 states. 1.
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A candidate must also reach 165,000 unique donors and a minimum of 600 unique donors per state in at least 20 U.S. states.
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And Qatar has been eager to exploit its unique wealth to forge a unique geopolitical identity, much to the chagrin of Saudi Arabia.
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I think what works great for one company ... These are unique places with unique founders and unique cultures, and I think the thing ... I learned two things, one is that each company has to do it their way, and to be patient.
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To make the cut, MSNBC says each candidate has to receive monetary contributions from 19923,000 unique donors, including 600 unique donors in 20 states.
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Because a woman's orgasm has properties that are unique -- different from a man's orgasm -- it probably has a unique, if unknown, function, he added.
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"We believe that an advertiser's personalized audio strategy will not only be unique to that advertiser, but also unique to each campaign," Fanning said.
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To people who believe that education can transform lives, charters are unique schools that families choose to help their child reach their unique potential.
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"Our son Caspian has a unique name, I like having a unique name," Campbell, 44, said of herself and the couple's 6-year-old.
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" For example, replying to a Twitter post about zebras and their unique stripes, one user wrote: "U had a unique way of killing Harambe.
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By assessing your unique water footprint, You can assess your unique water footprint to scale your water usage and determine where to make cuts.
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"Loretta is one of the most highly regarded lawyers in the country, with a unique background and a unique set of experiences," he said.
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"I'm afraid to go out," Unique explained, so Burton worked out an escort so that Unique could see the doctor and get her medicines.
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" "Firstly, the use of our armed forces in the battlefield is a unique experience, a unique tool by which to improve our armed forces.
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Unless we get more nuanced in how we talk and how we have these conversations, those unique needs and unique strengths risk getting overlooked.
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Anita is a unique woman in a unique situation—she works ceaselessly to compete in MMA, a sport in which she has no competition.
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If you scrape away the duplicates, those numbers whittle down to 1.7 million unique comments against repeal and 24,000 unique comments in favor of repeal.
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To truly win and stand out, find the unique things about yourself that are beautiful and powerful, and use them to craft your unique contribution.
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But since marijuana is such a unique industry and such a unique crop, it may not be time to regulate like every other agricultural product.
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While poor spelling is not unique to dyslexics, maybe there's some knowledge Grammarly's AI was learning by eating our own unique brand of brain food.
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There are also over 200 unique weapons in the game to find and earn, each with unique stats and effects that improve as you progress.
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Almost everything was decentralized except one piece—the determination of the unique names and numbers that identified every single unique thing connected to the internet.
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They say NASA has a unique role as the nation's space agency which gives it unique insights into how climate is affecting the entire planet.
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The most unique thing about their sound, though, is the vocals, which are delivered in a Kurdish Farsi dialect, sung in a startlingly unique way.
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Louis Volle: We're very proud about our ingredients because our sourcing is unique and, also, the way in which we're using flours is very unique.
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I also think I have a very unique way of walking through the world, a unique cadence, in terms of the way I carry myself.
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Dogs are unique in the way every species is unique, but as far as domesticated, social carnivores go, they're not that special, the researchers say.
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Fare bella figura, or to make an impression, is a unique Italian expression that describes the less unique desire to look good, and effortlessly so.
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The Democratic primary drew a cumulative 28 candidates who, isolated from everyone but one another, forged unique relationships under the pressure of a unique experience.
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They say NASA has a unique role as the nation's space agency which gives it unique insights into how climate is affecting the entire planet.
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"As experience in nature becomes another new luxury, hotels and spas are tapping into what makes their destination unique — and offering unique programming," they wrote.
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And with that: Welcome to SUR, the Sexy Unique Restaurant that is not that sexy, not that unique, and not really a good restaurant at all.
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Humans are unique in expanding our gluteus maximus instead, which is no doubt a response to the unique physical demands of our strange way of walking.
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This gaming phenomenon isn't unique to Pokémon Go, but the app uses digital candy to affect human behavior — and doing so on this scale is unique.
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I do think people are starved for unique voices and unique imagery, and our film is benefiting from the fortune of coming along at this time.
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The Brooklyn-based online marketplace, which connects buyers and sellers to "unique goods," has built a well-established brand for "truly unique items," the note said.
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The philosophical question of whether robots could really replace people, and whether there are qualities that might be unique to humanity, or unique to machine intelligence.
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I think what makes St. Louis unique is that it's blend of a small town and a big city, which creates a unique climate for creativity.
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Each capture moment offers a unique player session, and while many will be similar, there's the tantalizing opportunity to have something truly unique that's really exciting.
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Clubs are designed to be created by anyone on Xbox Live, and you can create unique names for these groups just like a gamertag is unique.
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Many clinics don't have professionals who are trained to provide unique mental health treatment or gender-specific medical care that is unique to servicemen and women.
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You can create unique ones for each site or, better yet, use a password manager like LastPass, 1Password or Keychain to create and manage unique ones.
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Q. You write with the premise that the unique history of California as a whole can be told through the unique history of the Brown family.
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For fundraising, candidates will need the support of at least 130,000 unique donors, including at least 400 unique donors per state in at least 20 states.
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Apple has revealed more details about its upcoming credit card, and the Apple Card will come with one unique restriction and one not-so-unique restriction.
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But the fact that we bring alongside that the values we do is what makes us unique, gives us a unique opportunity leading in the world.
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Candidates need to receive donations from at least 53,000 unique donors, and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors per state in at least 20 different states.
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This isn't to say that Vietnam veterans were no different from those of other wars; the unique experiences of that war created unique challenges at home.
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"It sounds cliched, but this long-term thinking about really building a brand of strength is what makes Berkshire so unique, and him so unique," Weber says.
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Featuring models Soo Joo Park, Alanna Arrington and more, the 100% DKNY campaign breaks down each subject's unique "DNA" as they navigate the city in unique portraits.
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"One of the most unique things about us is that we are collecting so much unique data: usage patterns, [customer] spend fluctuations, [customer] health scores," Chiu said.
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"The first half of the excerpt came in at 46 percent non-unique, while the next few sentences registered at 44 percent non-unique," wrote The Washingtonian.
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She illustrated them in her own unique style with descriptions on what makes each ramen variation unique (like what's in the broth and what toppings are used).
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But, as with anything unique, you can only fully comprehend how unique it is when it's placed within a different context and you notice how it deviates.
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"So, wanting something that really tastes quite distinctive that no one else has perhaps tasted, that makes you quite unique and your experience quite unique," he added.
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"We wanted to create a really unique show that was really unique to Vegas that only I could do, and I really felt like we did that."
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The evolutions including Lycanroc (Midday Form), which naturally is unique to Pokémon Sun, as well as Lycanroc (Midnight Form), unique to Moon (as you might have guessed).
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"Barbara is named for a unique and strong woman — and rightly so, for she is unique and strong," the 43rd president said of his mother and daughter.
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We're not sure if this particular edition comes with the unique brand of humor associated with Conker, but it does have some unique gameplay thanks to holograms.
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To conclude anything other than that Trump was a totally unique candidate who required a totally unique approach to beat ran directly contrary to all available evidence.
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Rather than being either a unique global inspiration or a unique global devastator, perhaps in the 18th century America was just not the only game in town.
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According to the Democratic National Committee (DNC), candidates must hit 2 percent in four polls and have 130,000 unique donors, including 400 unique donors from 20 states.
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"You need to look at the long-term [relationship] and understand that our investment philosophy is unique to each individual based on their unique situation," he added.
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As more investors pay attention to the unique opportunity in consumer startups, it's important to recognize that the criteria for evaluating these startups must also be unique.
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Candidates also need to receive donations from at least 225,000 unique donors, and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors per state in at least 20 different states.
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Candidates also needed to receive donations from at least 225,000 unique donors, and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors per state in at least 20 different states.
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Candidates also need to receive donations from at least 225,00 unique donors, and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors per state in at least 20 different states.
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Candidates also need to receive donations from at least 225,000 unique donors, and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors per state in at least 20 different states.
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Candidates also needed to have received donations from at least 225,00 unique donors and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors per state in at least 20 states.
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Apple even created a drop-in replacement method to create a unique identifier when an app started for the first time, but this identity wasn't unique to the hardware—if a user deleted the app, and then reinstalled, a different unique identity was generated—so developers hated it.
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According to Troy Hunt, the security researcher who first reported and analyzed it, this collection of credentials includes 773 million unique email addresses, and 21 million unique passwords.
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The site told BuzzFeed News in May that it averaged 20,000 to 30,543 unique visitors per day, and Anderson said it reached 2 million unique visitors in August.
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Here was a show about the unique power of theater that showcased the unique power of theater, a stunning reminder of the importance of showing rather than telling.
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Huawei's example reminds us that machine learning itself is not the unique selling point; the unique selling points are and will be built on top of machine learning.
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I tried to make it a little more unique, putting in some special chords that you really don't hear a lot of, which made it unique and special.
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Lyons, the various cat breeds seen today have only been around for approximately 75 years, when humans started selecting for unique traits and raising unique types of felines.
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According to The NYT, the app had 334,000 total unique users at its peak in May 2015, and it averaged 257,000 unique users over the last three months.
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The resulting bitcoin ownership would be represented in a bitcoin digital wallet, which has its own unique and traceable digital address, as well as a unique QR code.
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Highlight "unique points of difference" throughout your application Altman emphasizes the importance of pinpointing "unique points of difference" throughout your entire application — in your essays, resume, interview, etc.
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Now, does that mean there's no brand identity at HBO, there's nothing unique about HBO, there's nothing unique about your processes and how you go about things here?
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Their raw, urban honeys are as unique in flavor as they are in color, and as complex as the multitude of unique pollen sources an urban environment provides.
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Players' Tribune has about 3 million unique users a month, a fraction of those at sports sites like ESPN, which averages 85-95 million unique visitors per month.
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Aubrey Ella Hyldahl from Wilmington, N.C., thinks all students should consider cost when making decisions about college: College is a unique experience, and with that comes unique needs.
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Include a unique selling point and a call to actionA unique selling point, in essence, is what makes your product or service better — or different — than other freelancers.
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So the unique occupational profile of the Ashkenazi community, allegedly, created a unique situation in which elevated intelligence led to elevated earnings which led to elevated reproductive success.
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From its cave houses to unique rock formations called "fairy chimneys," the unique anatomy of this ancient city in central Anatolia offers the artist a natural film set.
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Unique Vintage Plus Size Navy Hemingway Flapper Dress, $98.00 Unique Vintage Plus Size 1920s Beaded Black La Plante Chiffon Flapper Dress, $168.00 Unique Vintage Plus Size Deco Merlot Red & Gold Beaded Fringe Aelita Flapper Dress, $198.00 With items starting at just $12, even the Weasleys could afford an outfit or two.
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The country will have one billion unique mobile subscribers by 2020, up from 1.43 million unique users as of June 2016, according to projections by mobile trade association GSMA.
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I remembered how unique each person's was, eager to pave my own path and one day have my own unique identity that could only be conveyed through a signature.
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In December, Univision's digital sites attracted 19.5 million unique United States visitors, while Onion sites drew 19.3 million unique United States visitors, according to the media measurement firm comScore.
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Even the specialists presenting were only speculating about PMDD causes and treatments; it is nearly impossible to figure out what prompts each unique symptom in each woman's unique body.
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Not only is Brick Yourself a great way to create some insanely unique decor, but it would also make the most unique and awesome gift for a nerdy friend.
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Shanna Goodman is the creator of Ampersand Business Solutions, a brand strategy agency that helps businesses identify the unique value they can provide to their unique set of customers.
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Unique traits The tiny dinosaur's unique traits shed light on how birds, which descended from dinosaurs, evolved, suggesting they attained their minimum body size much quicker than previously thought.
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According to personal legend, she was forced to dye, slice and sew her store-bought shapewear for years in order to meet the unique needs of her unique body.
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Today, Booker downplays that branding -- stressing that the policies he pushed were a unique solution to a unique problem, not necessarily a template for his education agenda as president.
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As the user shifts their gaze from button to button, the company says, the unique frequency the user sees causes their brain's visual cortex to generate similarly unique signals.
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The opening weekend of the channel's annual Christmaspalooza drew 15.2 million unique viewers in 2016, but in 2017, it pulled in 17.6 million unique viewers, a 16 percent increase.
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In addition, candidates must have received donations from at least 200,000 unique donors, with a minimum of 800 unique donors in 20 states, U.S. territories or the District of Columbia.
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This small tradeoff is made necessary because of a type of tracking, known as browser fingerprinting, that uses a computer's unique hardware and software settings to essentially fingerprint unique devices.
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But a newly revealed trove of leaked data tops them all for sheer volume: 268,21,991 unique email addresses, over 21 million unique passwords, all recently posted to a hacking forum.
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The civil liberties groups are particularly interested in the number of so-called "unique identifiers," or unique accounts, devices, or individuals, swept up in the NSA's call detail record program.
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And each candidate also needed to receive campaign contributions from a minimum of 130,000 unique donors, including 400 unique donors in each of at least 20 states, by August 28.
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ET on Friday showing that the campaign received donations from at least 225,000 unique donors and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors per state in at least 20 US states.
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For the fundraising threshold, candidates need to receive donations from at least 225,00 unique donors, and a minimum of 1,8003 unique donors per state in at least 20 different states.
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LG: That seems like such a unique problem — not a unique problem to Google, there are of course other companies where you have multiple accounts of multiple types of personal data.
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There is clearly an institutional knowledge that he has that is fundamentally unique and then also, the ability to lead those people is just unique when you are the iconic founder.
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Are there any unique French norms and values that should be accepted by anyone immigrating to France, and are there unique Danish norms and values that immigrants to Denmark must embrace?
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A music video of the week does not have to be "unique" to be "special," just as quality time with the people you love is generally special but ideally not unique.
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Fogelman and crew have such a unique way to approach anything that we've dealt with from a different angle, and it makes the show unique and it makes the stories engaging.
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Instead, a unique Device Account Number is assigned, encrypted and securely stored in the Secure Element on the device, with each transaction authorized via a one-time unique dynamic security code.
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Details: Candidates can qualify for the debate by polling at 1% or by having at least 65,000 unique donors, with a minimum of 200 unique donors per state in 20 states.
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While they have all brought unique aspects of their heritage and culture which makes America so unique it its diversity, there was an understanding, in fact a willingness, to become AMERICAN!
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Of those, they've averaged a 3-13% increase in unique impressions served to an incremental audience (people who hadn't engaged in LinkedIn's platform yet) and an 80% increase in unique clicks.
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They must also earn donations from at least 225,000 unique donors nationally, and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors in at least 20 states, U.S. territories or the District of Columbia.
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"We always joked about living in one, but when the opportunity came, we came back to it because it's such a unique structure and has such a unique history," he said.
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The episode crystallized the economic limitations that N.C.A.A. amateurism and N.B.A. rules impose on Williamson, a preternatural talent, and the unique ways that they limit the income of a unique player.
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"They are adults put in unique circumstances with unique platforms," Masters said, and her job, as she sees it, is to set them up for success by setting up some expectations.
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Lots of unique road markings & signs in each country.
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" Defending her picks, Sánchez said, "I like unique name!
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" But it is "also resourceful, hilarious, intelligent and unique.
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Be yourself — because yourself is unique and it's enough.
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"The American heritage of law ... [is] unique," he said.
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A friendship this beautifully unique, just can't be ignored.
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This approach to disaster funding was unique – uniquely bad.
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It's not just OK to be unique — it's essential.
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The growing, harvesting, and packaging operation may be unique ...
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"The women I met … had unique stories," writes Zuckerberg.
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They can make things — not unique, but more special.
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One is that Iran's enemies overstate Iran's unique … evildoerness.
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" Rather, he said, those forces are providing "unique capabilities.
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By 2012, there were more than 10 million unique .
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I don't believe the feelings I had were unique . . .
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Instead, what companies should do is figure out, 'what are our unique barriers and what are their unique opportunities as a company, and how do we build strategies that address those things.
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The first Community Day kicks off on January 20th, and will feature double XP for trainers and unique items as well as special pokémon with unique abilities for trainers to hunt down.
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Participants on average used 32 unique apps on their smartphone in a month and 13 unique apps on their tablet, according to a Verto Analytics study of 20,000 U.S. adults in December.
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Instead, "a unique Device Account Number is assigned, encrypted and securely stored in the Secure Element on your device… [and] each transaction is authorised with a one-time unique dynamic security code".
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We realized this cannot be just a book of photographs; it has to contextualize those photographs and to explain and reflect their unique status and through that the unique work of Activestills.
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Shop Succulents Unique Succulent (Collection of 20), available from Amazon for $32 Give mom 20 unique succulent varieties to place around the house or spend the day creating a custom terrarium together.
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Those requirements include at least 130,000 unique donors, coming from at least 400 unique donors in 20 or more states and at least 2% in 4 national or early primary state polls.
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The Democratic National Committee required candidates to have 65,000 unique donors to qualify for the first two official DNC debates and 130,000 unique donors to qualify for the third and fourth debates.
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If each vocal tract produces a unique sound because its shape is unique, then the voice produced was neither the sound of Nesyamun when alive, nor that his mummy would make today.
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Candidates also need to earn donations from at least 225,000 unique donors nationally, and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors in at least 20 states, U.S. territories or the District of Columbia.
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They offer unique setups that draw on the lore of the BattleTech world and tend to come with some unique dialog and maybe a hand picked (though perhaps not specially designed) map.
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I don't think that this is unique to the United States and I actually don't even think it's unique to the ... Well, it's kind of unique to the Facebook News Feed given the algorithm and everything we talked about, but the point is is that there is a lot of technology being used in a lot of bad ways.
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Good adtech companies derive their competitive advantage from three main areas: They own or enable unique supply, have unique data or own the advertiser relationships as a tech provider versus a service provider.
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But it builds on a very unique sound, and while we no longer have David Bowie to embrace the Stylophone's unique capabilities, this upgrade might encourage a new generation to experiment with it.
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I tend to think that there are some unique characteristics to this district and how it&aposs changed over the past 20 years since Crowley started representing it that do make it unique.
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Candidates will have to receive money from 130,000 unique donors -- including 400 unique contributors across at least 20 states -- and achieve 2% in four polls to qualify for the September and October debates.
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For those in search of a vacation infused with history and bursting with vibrant museums, unique art galleries, world-class restaurants and lively festivals, look no further than this unique North-American destination.
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As Vox's Ella Nilsen reported, candidates can qualify for the debates if they can receive 65,000 unique donors, at a minimum of 200 unique donors per state, in at least 20 US states.
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"Every year there is always a unique thing we're playing around and next year it has got this unique event, the World Cup final," Carey said at an FIA Sport Conference in Geneva.
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Unique biology The unique features of vika include orange-brown fur, short, round ears, a smooth tail with fine scales and broad back feet that enable it to walk along branches, Lavery said.
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Because school resource officers have a unique vantage point and unique statutory responsibilities to protect students, The New York Times believes they are an important voice in the debate over school gun violence.
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The escalation of violence at Berkeley might have been unique.
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"It's something unique and memorable," Wolfgram said of the gift.
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What do they bring that's unique from a traditional actor?
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"We're in a potentially unique moment of consensus," she said.
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Ms. Butler had another word to describe the project: unique.
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This phenomenon isn't necessarily unique just to New York City.
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We were both seeing it from our unique vantage points.
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But not all were unique mobile subscribers, TRAI had noted.
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Uber, in particular, has a unique relationship with Saudi Arabia.
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And this trend is not unique to Russia (see chart).
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Grant argued the unique set of defendants merited immediate action.
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Nor are the reasons why a child joins IS unique.
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Her discomfort with the neighborhood is not unique, she said.
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It really is a remarkable speaker with a unique sound.
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They too face unique regulations and taxes that inflate prices.
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In poetry, one suspects, only the unique can be true.
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And each is as unique as the person carrying it.
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Cuda Cares is a unique soul with a rare disease.
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"Technology companies that innovate tend to have these unique people."
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The secret ingredient gives it a rich and unique flavor.
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Now, Oppo has something innovative and unique to build upon.
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Noisey: You've assembled a unique band for each Crowhurst album.
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It's their unique way to honor the champions, Wall says.
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Thankfully he's kept his unique take on music and production.
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"We're all unique, we all have different strengths," Terrazas says.
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And you may even find some unique experiences this way.
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She did, and that post generated 1.2 million unique views.
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Luckily, Unique Vintage's Fantastic Finds line has got you covered.
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Of course, this sort of reasoning isn't unique to 2016.
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Voyager 2 carries something unique: two Plasma Science Experiment instruments.
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Roughly 53 million unique passwords were dumped online this week.
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It's short, simple, easy to remember and it's still unique.
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As such, I have a unique lens on this question.
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You are all unique and beautiful in your own way.
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The unique utility of Clips is unclear to me today.
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Being fat is a pretty unique experience in this industry.
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All photos: Adam Clark EstesThere's nothing unique about loving Lego.
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Animated aliens prove they enjoy watching the Gilmores' unique bond.
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So, too, is its unique blend of scale and agility.
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Snap wants to show advertisers in Cannes that it's unique.
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Every one of these graphs has a unique chromatic polynomial.
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So it is unique to have something like this happen.
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The Java API The Java API is interesting and unique.
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Each Roastery features unique art made just for the location.
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YouTube identifies videos via their "hash", a unique cryptographic fingerprint.
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Photo: APOur individual walking styles, much like snowflakes, are unique.
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"Sexual assault has a unique impact on victims," she said.
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Every year brings unique and sometimes wacky new workplace initiatives.
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That experience points to the unique challenge of famine forecasting.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has unique control over his company.
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In true form, what I've created is unique to me.
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These unique conditions created highlighting as we now know it.
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However, Chosunhwa techniques have become unique over last three decades.
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"I did have a unique surgical training experience," Vakharia said.
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Codentify, for instance, prints unique codes on each tobacco packet.
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I think because I'm biracial, I have a unique perspective.
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Hunt analyzed the databases and found 26,151,608 unique email addresses.
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Meanwhile, this particular farm produce comes with a unique touch.
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Some states' most unique jobs will have an outsize score.
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We all deal with loss in our own unique ways.
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These issues aren't unique to this particular study, Heaney said.
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Having a bad neighbor is a unique kind of hell.
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That is why having the Instagram community is so unique.
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Each one is unique, and tourists love to photograph them.
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So I think this is a unique moment in history.
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And remember this, the president is in a unique position.
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For example, Polistes fuscatus paper wasps have unique facial features.
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These wasps use each other's unique faces for individual recognition.
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Allegations of sexual harassment or violence aren't unique to McDonald's.
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Sadly, these kinds of tactics are not unique to Amazon.
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The unique identifier means it's definitely from this particular plane.
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New York offers a unique look at the changing marketplace.
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The term "CSSD" is also unique to the Pittsburgh campus.
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I mean, this is a very difficult and unique situation.
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The Sun in astrology symbolizes our center, our unique individuality.
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Williams and Browning both give completely unhinged — yet unique — performances.
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"It will be certainly unique," Spieth told reporters on Tuesday.
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Around Us (1950), unlikely nonfiction classics that nonetheless provide unique
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This is why it has become something rare and unique.
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Follow Cersei Lannister's unique hair evolution — or lack thereof — ahead.
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"That's a pretty unique company in the market," Deeter said.
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"A place like Felicity House is totally unique," she said.
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What unique qualities does each person bring to the team?
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And I know I'm not unique in that at all.
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Hoffman's assistance, at least, seems to carry a unique upside.
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THERE is a unique quality to the light in Australia.
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Why it matters: Rural areas offer unique health care challenges.
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All of our members bring unique skills to the table.
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This shifting focus to apps isn't unique to Google, either.
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"This town," like John himself, is both unique and universal.
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While its problems are extreme, though, they are not unique.
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This particular shot was not without its own unique obstacles.
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The second is BA's unique position in Britain's airline market.
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The trend is also not unique to the middle market.
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"What's unique about us is the verification piece," he said.
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Every image is unique and morphs seamlessly into its successor.
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It had 13 million unique viewers on YouTube last quarter.
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Survivors are as unique and as varied as their experiences.
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Your performance was so unique to those who were there.
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The impetus for the Wrangel mammoths' extinction was unique, too.
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What makes startups unique is the sheer dearth of resources.
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And finally, your movement is as unique as your fingerprint.
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The obstruction charges are also unique to the DC case.
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A wearable that can detect supervillains by their unique smells.
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I will be paying more attention to this unique space.
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But after a closer look, researchers realized FRBs are unique.
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The Ace's truly unique feature is its breakthrough fast charging.
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It also already has led him to some unique opportunities.
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Trump's rise to power presented comedians with a unique challenge.
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"It may certainly be a unique opportunity," the official added.
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But today it has a unique chance to represent them.
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They are part of what makes each of us unique.
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Essentially, a piece of content is given a unique identifier.
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The path to success is embracing your unique skill set.
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The position is unique among the Fed's top policy roles.
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Each of the players seem to have a unique strategy.
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See consists of a unique sort of visual dramatic irony.
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But this concept is nothing new or unique to engineering.
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He really is, and that's what makes him so unique.
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Each hash is unique and must meet certain cryptographic conditions.
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Their brains were better at adapting to the unique challenge.
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I can say with confidence that America is unique 19.
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"What's unique to MDMA is the oxytocin system," he adds.
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The result was the Ball's truly unique portfolio of caps.
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It's a complex place with a unique history and culture.
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So each law has their own unique story and meaning.
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Myx Blend Bar in Dallas lets you create unique lipsticks.
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This gap between expectation and reality isn't unique to Arsenal.
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"I'm a big fan of very unique shoes," she says.
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Spotify: hey, we make playlists catered to your unique tastes.
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So we have a unique opportunity to bring everybody together.
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But his document poses a unique threat to the pope.
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And there's nothing unique about the government's support for solar.
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Fans, of course, were instantly obsessed with Miller's unique outfit.
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A little over half contained unique MoviePass debit card numbers.
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But it's still a unique slice of a shared experience.
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That's the same unique ratio LG introduced with the G6.
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"My life is very, very unique and particular," Rocky said.
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Personal style is the unique voice reserved just for you.
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This has made the World Cup into a unique event.
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Mr Trump represents a unique threat to the American republic.
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Why is it horrifying to learn we are not unique?
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From a technology standpoint, PlayStation Vue offers some unique features.
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Unique among Central American countries, Belize's predominant language is English.
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What's unique about Parker's Institute is its structure and design.
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Consider Visa's unique payment network data to drive your innovation.
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There are also some drawbacks that are unique to Labo.
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Chief Wahoo is a disgrace, but not a unique one.
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There's nothing more unique than it; there's nothing more special.
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In some areas the Lib Dems do offer something unique.
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But India's policy of refusing disaster relief is not unique.
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But it turns out North Carolina is not so unique.
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It's a unique collection of storytelling, both literal and aesthetic.
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Workplace harassment isn't unique to the entertainment industry, of course.
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It doesn't look especially unique, but it certainly is pretty.
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They're bothering a unique, valuable human being who deserves happiness.
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Third, he wanted a "short, unique and slightly mysterious" name.
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But prosecutors highlighted several unique elements in making their case.
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Yeah, I think that's not unique to our automotive efforts.
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Notably, she created the curved and unique London Aquatics Centre.
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Kohn said Kubernetes was unique in a couple of ways.
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Overall, relationships are extremely personal and unique to each couple.
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"My story, turns out, was not super unique," she says.
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Dang's experience with Zuckerberg San Francisco General is not unique.
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Their extremely unique senses of humor and love of travel.
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Image: SennheiserThat's what makes the Ambeo Smart Surround earphones unique.
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Here are 20 options just as unique as your relationship.
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Successfully addressing these unique public health issues requires varied approaches.
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The World Cup has a unique appeal in Latin America.
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The bottom line: Mobility solutions are unique to every city.
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Her unique mix of folk and danceable pop is infectious.
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Rick and Morty cracked 3 million unique viewers in 2017.
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What are some challenges that are unique to women showrunners?
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That's why Stila's Glitter & Glow Liquid Eyeshadows are so unique.
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They want a part of this that makes it unique.
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And would combine those things in his own unique way.
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At the very least American Giant is a unique investment.
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It would "interfere with the president's unique official duties", too.
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McCarty and his canine unit's unique services start at $200.
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"[Unique visitors] were useful for a long time," she writes.
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The published spreadsheets have 4,000 unique records and include addresses.
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He has 27m subscribers and 2600m unique viewers a month.
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That's part of what makes it such a unique experience.
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HV: What was unique about both of them, you think?
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They are normally super nocturnal, so this was really unique.
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It's a fundamentally conflicted product with no obvious unique advantage.
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In fact, she now knows those quirks make her unique.
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But from an entertainment point of view, it's not unique.
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It's very unique, and like blackjack it took 21 years.
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Sperm has a unique ion channel that is called Catsper.
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You are unique and there is no one like you.
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Try hitting parks, lakes, and other places with unique terrain.
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Alexis's unique kind of commentary was not limited to fashion.
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But scientists wondered if the abandoned froglets displayed unique behaviors.
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All of Graham's unique features can be explored at Meetgraham.com.
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What makes Florence unique is how it tells its story.
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And the desire for change is not unique to California.
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That they'll understand that being unique isn't a bad thing.
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Its ability to measure indoor air quality is unique, however.
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This last mode is what really makes the bot unique.
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But Rebecca tells him they do share a unique connection.
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SARA EISEN: Your story's been somewhat unique within the industry.
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He also has a unique vantage point on this question.
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So he decided to create his own unique algorithm instead.
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CNN: The shelter is run in a unique way, too.
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"This is an unusual, unique situation," the disqualification brief said.
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Several of them discovered unique ways to weather a breakup.
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Stargazers have several days to enjoy this year's unique show.
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The ad targeting Facebook sells isn't unique to the company.
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The poll took a unique approach to a legalization survey.
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Water signs are a unique case when it comes punctuality.
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Chicago is home to dozens of such unique, concrete beasts.
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Her unique fashion sense makes her a total style queen.
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Maybe they'll come up with something unique that'll drive people.
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Live Tiles were one of Windows Phone's most unique features.
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If Vechta is not typical, it is far from unique.
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"We've got to deliver a unique, differentiated experience," Cornell said.
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Right. The unique economics then comes back to the start.
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This was a unique group that somehow made magic happen.
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It's not unique to psychedelics, but it happens very quickly.
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The wedding ceremony featured unique and subtle nods to Disney.
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Everyone is unique and different in their own special way.
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Episodic television offers a canvas unique among the arts: time.
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Each one of these remedies has its own unique characteristics.
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AppDirect has a unique way of incorporating its acquired companies.
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But his effort may represent a unique moment in history.
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But they're each taking a unique approach to get there.
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We celebrate them, as we celebrate whatever makes people unique.
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For me meaning comes from having something that is unique.
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The vertical now attracts 10 million unique readers per month.
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Amourath's woes are hardly unique within the context of fame.
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All sizes & types of women who love fashion & unique designers.
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It has no unique sovereign issuer to stand behind it.
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We recommend people use a unique, strong password for Twitter.
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This is in part due to The Deuce's unique position.
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You're not together because you yourself are unique and special.
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Everyone from Parkland has a unique, unfortunate bond, she says.
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Each individual project will have its own unique technical challenges.
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However, each tourist home was as unique as their owners.
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The NIC will also hold a unique private key (NICPK).
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It all goes back to the cheetah's unique social structure.
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But it is the unique setting of Labarde that captivates,
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It's hard to describe what this unique novel is about.
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Some trainers (falsely) see disabled clients as unique liability risks.
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You can use coins to purchase new and unique spaceships.
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Staufen has a very unique problem: it is splitting apart.
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It's a unique show and… that's what we look for.
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But this weekend, the island city will witness something unique.
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It's known for it's theatrical production, unique songs and patriotism.
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Google occupies a unique space when it comes to privacy.
|
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This approach, of course, is not unique to European directors.
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Also note that Ventimiglia's penmanship has some unique quirks, too.
|
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How does WIRED visualize such a unique and innovative concept?
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This is a unique test for the Polish fighter, though.
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"When we started, it certainly felt unique," says Mr Graham.
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However, they say, any varieties must fit their unique needs.
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"The Excalibur is a very unique climbing wall," he said.
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I think every girl takes something different and unique away.
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It doesn't get much more fun and unique than that.
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Let's put politics and media, with its unique dynamics, aside.
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China has lots of unique natural landscapes and geological formations.
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Actress Olivia Wilde also contributed to the home's unique aesthetic.
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Coffee Meets Bagel has found unique ways to monetize, however.
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Games aren't unique in their fetish for the decimated future.
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I loved Amy Winehouse, I thought she was very unique.
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A hash is a unique digital fingerprint of an image.
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But Chicken Boy's unique LA history resonated with the committee.
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What made As Told By Ginger unique was its continuity.
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HTC and Valve are doing something clever and unique here.
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It looks bizarre and, at the very least, truly unique.
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They recognize what's unique about each member of their team.
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But the city is not unique in a regional sense.
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"This was so unique -- these two sad individuals," he said.
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So in that sense we know we are not unique.
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But it's a unique film that puts its own twist
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The issues Turkey is wrestling with seem unique to Turkey.
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Monthly unique user traffic rose 26% across our digital network.
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And in Chile another unique genre has developed: the "footie".
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In the Netherlands, Nextdoor attracted 240,000 unique visitors to Nextdoor.
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"This star's dimming is unique and inexplicable," Schaefer told CNN.
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Not withstanding their impressive accomplishment, they are far from unique.
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Our constitution is unique among all nations of the world.
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Instead, they search for unique merchandise that represents their personalities.
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How would you contribute in a unique and positive way?
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And they got 45 million unique people to watch that.
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No matter what you look like, your body is unique.
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Loudermilk isn't unique in his desire to gut the agency.
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It's unique, bizarre and as frustrating as it is fun.
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The United States is bursting with its own unique culture.
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" The prompt on the site reads "What Makes You Unique?
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There is a unique problem there, and it isn't new.
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The largest planet in our solar system is truly unique.
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That parity has really made Quidditch a really unique environment.
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TerpenesA family of compounds that give cannabis its unique smell.
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For these women, workplace harassment has its own unique barriers.
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It is a unique privilege — one that should be earned.
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The journey is unique and specific to all of us.
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Do you think your experience was unique as a woman?
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It's a genre that encompasses artists with unique personal styles.
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Ron Lessard has a unique vantage point on Lowell, Massachusetts.
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But this vision also presents a unique set of challenges.
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Anonymous Guy From Urbex: These places all offered something unique.
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You and your brother have a very unique songwriting partnership.
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He has that perspective, which is quite a unique gift.
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Texas is a pretty unique case in the United States.
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Unique card styles have been proven to attract millennial customers.
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Vance, the former prosecutor, noted this is a "unique" situation.
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"From what I understand, it is totally unique," Cool said.
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The Invoke stands out against competitors with one unique feature.
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At least each Android phone is unique in its way.
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Dining occupies a unique, almost ritualistic space in daily life.
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Facebook will then mail them back a unique access code.
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Reality TV has the unique ability to continually surprise us.
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I mean, it's a glass box, and that's so unique.
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That's why these majors are unique in their own way.
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How do you think you developed your unique world view?
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Thousands of entries were sent in, with many unique ideas.
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Cantu points out that CTE is not unique to athletes.
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It's a unique part of our style and our organization.
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However, their compression approach made them exploitable in unique ways.
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Infrastructure can contribute in two unique ways to this portfolio.
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Being from nature they are individually unique and extraordinarily beautiful.
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DAMON: It is truly remarkable and such a unique experience.
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Beneath the hood each car has a unique serial number.
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I think that's what makes John and our staff unique.
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It's a unique attribute that people either possess or not.
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But Giroptic's unique 360cam shows that those specs aren't everything.
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"Today, it's about being unique and being different," he said.
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Besides the unique atmosphere, the bar is known for whisky.
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"I don't think that's nearly unique to conservatism," he said.
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A tiger's stripes are as unique as a human's fingerprints.
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I just want my food to look unique and genuine.
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Even among unicorns, Theranos is a unique sort of beast.
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One unique trick Epic pulls off here is VR movement.
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Until then, his unique life as heir will go on.
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Live Score geofilters also take advantage of Snapchat's unique feed.
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That is part of what makes Fulham so unique, however.
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"In general, torrents have a very unique lifecycle," Palomo said.
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Finding the right one to complement your unique skin tone.
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We've hit one million unique music releases on the site!
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Many animated Disney movies come with a unique original soundtrack.
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As far as abandoned asylums go, Letchworth is fairly unique.
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What makes Watch Dogs unique is its focus on hacking.
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The town is home to another unique feature: the Thunderdrome.
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Still, such unique attention often reduces identities to stereotypical assumptions.
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This unique beauty was put behind bars for her looks.
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The crime of the Holocaust is unique in world history.
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Handball motivates each man to show off his unique side.
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" Her friend Scarlett Alvarez (left), added: "People have unique bodies.
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And then there was Voices From Chernobyl, which is unique.
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That imaging paints a picture of a fairly unique world.
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Each walk a player goes for, in theory, is unique.
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Spotify has a unique case due to its stock structure.
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At first glance, Mafia III doesn't look all that unique.
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The WT2 Plus and the Ambassador each offer unique advantages.
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Stitch Fix is unique in that it's big and profitable.
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Every inch of the border has its own unique challenges.
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That is, there are 2,000 unique designs among the coins.
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And as tech workplaces go, Etsy is just as unique.
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"We have a unique way of doing this," Noah says.
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Puerto Rico also has a unique (and huge) informal economy.
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Fables of agrarian life are hardly unique to Freek's Mill.
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Designer Betsey Johnson created floral heels that are truly unique.
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Uptown has unique, spacious locations targeting moms and older customers.
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It might just be too unique for their own kid.
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Construction also comes with tangible rewards unique to the trade.
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There is something really unique and beautiful about these authors.
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As far as Bachelor Nation couples go, this is unique.
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"It's something unique and different," explained Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima.
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This was hardly a new idea, or unique to Aravena.
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CT: So you try to give it a unique spin?
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The word "unique," in and of itself, is an absolute.
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Not to be discounted is the unique impact on women.
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We were all brought up in our own unique ways.
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But the Chilean political crisis is not unique to Chile.
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This was an egregious case, but not a unique one.
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They are only unique from the perspective of net neutrality.
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Those four transformational forces make America unique, Mr. Kurtzman asserted.
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This isn't a unique problem when it comes to hurricanes.
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I never wanted to be selling unique pieces, or originals.
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"HPS has a unique academic philosophy," says the school's website.
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But in each case there are unique challenges to face.
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But fructose does have some unique and potentially worrisome properties.
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But each of these brands and offerings is fairly unique.
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So let's look at a different, maybe more unique case.
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Its unique trajectory doesn't make it any less impractical, though.
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"Of course, every American has a unique identity," Thiel said.
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Chontel Duncan is again proving that every pregnancy is unique.
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Family feuds, however, are hardly unique to the Trump administration.
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"But certainly, it's a unique accumulation of cases," she added.
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She was very unique and lovable, everyone cared about her.
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"This Grand Slam is very unique for me," he said.
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What happened to Zhao does not appear to be unique.
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Cultures all over the world celebrate weddings in unique ways.
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The company's evolution beyond digital payment's isn't unique to Paytm.
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The Taylor Energy collapse, however, comes with other, unique challenges.
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CryptoKitties players buy and sell unique digital kittens using ethereum.
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Italian truffles add a unique flavor to traditional pasta dishes.
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My family story isn't unique in this nation of immigrants.
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Dahlia's school and classmates were supportive of her unique outfit.
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Theft is not a problem unique to Mobike in Mexico.
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While each business is unique, they all share common challenges.
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" Meanwhile, Willoughby describes WeTransfer's dual revenue model as "pretty unique.
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There's nothing like having a pair of fresh, unique sneakers.
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But raising money in this space is a unique challenge.
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Cohn: I'm saying there's unique situations to everyone out there.
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But his column, his unique voice, will be sorely missed.
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Voyager 2 carries something unique: the Plasma Science Experiment instrument.
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Others, like Cadillac, have a unique explanation for their names.
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Sisi says he has deep appreciation for Trump's 'unique personality.
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J Balvin showcased a unique hairstyle at the awards show.
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In fact, that was a fairly unique combination of events.
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This Texas city borders Mexico, giving it a unique culture.
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A bento box of unique candies for their sweet tooth
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A trio of unique condiments to spice up their meals
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This is certainly a unique angle on the whole thing.
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The Trader Joe's granola, though unique, could simply not compete.
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How can you make yourself more unique from everyone else?
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They're fun, dorky, ridiculous, and unique to Snapchat's strange aesthetic.
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What surprised me, however, was the lack of unique entries.
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Crucial to that recognition was its unique allocation to bitcoin.
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"To have that on a natural beach is very unique."
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She went on to say that "feline fashion" is unique.
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The world is full of beautiful beaches with unique activities.
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Deep Springs College is unique for a number of reasons.
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In this regard, Tesla may not be unique at all.
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Sweden is a unique economy when it comes to payments.
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And it does it in a unique way, supporters said.
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Although only newly engaged, Glantz knew this situation wasn't unique.
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There can also be benefits to Lee's unique situation, however.
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Huda Kattan: We still get a lot of unique users.
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An astronomical observatory is among the property's more unique features.
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The practice is not unique to the pharma industry, though.
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"There are always unique ways to build storage," Boehm said.
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A unique web page is automatically created for that fish.
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The unique style has turned her into an internet sensation.
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The country is unique in its system of rotational monarchy.
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Measured on its own merit, The Silence is already unique.
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We love Etsy's marketplace of unique vintage and handmade goods.
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That kind of mix is interesting and unique and dynamic.
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The 100 pieces that make up "Consolation" are all unique.
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It's a very unique situation to be in this position.
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Warren is in a unique position to win the nomination.
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We do want to be known as unique and diverse.
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Zika's potential for sexual transmission makes it unique, experts say.
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The third is the thing I just said: Unique inventory.
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Because what both of you do is so incredibly unique.
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Last month the app saw over 234 million unique visitors.
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It's not unique to anyone who has any diagnosed disorder.
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The rise in video consumption is not unique to Twitter.
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I was coming into this situation with my unique history.
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So many Guineess World Records are completely unique and outlandish.
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Each character Link can interact with is unique and rich.
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Create an environment that fosters innovation and unique problem solving.
|
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But in many regards, Ms. Sauvage's case is not unique.
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Yet the place we find ourselves today is not unique.
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But Tilikum's problematic history has made him a unique case.
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"They just had great timing, very unique timing," Schleicher said.
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Thunder was unique in that he was allowed to speak.
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Saqib's experience as a vulnerable gay man is not unique.
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The story of the timber industry's future is not unique.
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Unique lenses have always been one of Snapchat's biggest differentiators.
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Trump, they argue, is a unique threat to American democracy.
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It's why in 2013, New Zealand did something utterly unique.
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For many counselors, a Trump presidency poses a unique problem.
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But of course each story is unique to the individual.
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That's unique because tracking offline commerce is no easy task.
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Her unique perspective is as inspiring as it is beautiful.
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Playing music with him was really unique and pretty special.
|
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Note that this isn't unique to augmented / mixed / virtual reality.
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That's not unique to me, it just comes with age.
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The clash of cultures there creates a very unique environment.
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It's unique and that's what people can look forward to.
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Trump Coalition Unique to Trump: This is the biggest wildcard.
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Sherrod Brown has built a unique populist brand in Ohio.
|
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Something unique to cannabis is the huge opportunity for success.
|
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It's Eliasson's smallest piece, but perhaps the most experientially unique.
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I try and give each project its own unique identity.
|
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ThredUP has "more unique apparel brands than Amazon," Reinhart said.
|
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This unique business structure helps ZeroDown minimize risk, he said.
|
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"I feel the Touhou community is somewhat unique," explained Talka.
|
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Another unique use for Uber's data viz software – Minecraft visualization.
|
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That said, Kelly has some unique circumstances working against him.
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Well, the unique users will include the video streams, right?
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Each relationship is "unique and individual," and based on trust.
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There's an atmosphere of collaboration and experimentation which is unique.
|
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This is not a unique challenge to the federal government.
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We love the unique gemstone in this gold, vintage ring.
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The key is in Washington's unique power of the purse.
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Seattle's Pink Gorilla is a delightful, unique video game store.
|
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It's a unique trip to the National Mall in Washington.
|
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"He navigated some unique dynamics to do that," said O'Hara.
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Parham says they have cool customers who desire unique designs.
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A man shows his unique approach to battling winter storms.
|
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The causes of postpartum depression are unique for each person.
|
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Each appears to have unique circumstances contributing to the uptick.
|
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So what does it do that's so unique and interesting?
|
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But the Youth Gender Reassignment Prevention Act is not unique.
|
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Its unique architecture has caught the attention of movie producers.
|
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"That was the unique part of this study," Gentner continued.
|
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Finally, one more clue that's unique to Puns and Anagrams.
|
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That's the bottom line, and that's not unique to Africa.
|
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Our reporter looks at the unique issues confronting Las Vegas.
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This is not unique to the United States of America.
|
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In part, that is because of China's unique internet culture.
|
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But now their unique revenue stream could be in jeopardy.
|
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This is something very unique to this, to what happened.
|
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The public health component makes this crisis unique — and challenging.
|
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This level of PTSD is not unique to Laurie Strode.
|
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Still, shelters are facing unique safety concerns at this time.
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She said the defections she sees now are historically unique.
|
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Ngugi does not wish to enthrone his experience as unique.
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They are unique, breaking national patterns of perversely routine bloodshed.
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They thus face unique challenges in dealing with that discrimination.
|
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Our clients are the V.V.I.P.s, so they expect something unique.
|
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One of the unique new software features is Amazon Alexa.
|
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The YouTube case presents a unique locus for those frustrations.
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What a unique life, so glad they found each other!
|
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How were they unique to their time, place and circumstances?
|
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"Michael has his unique sense of humour," Mr. Bronfman wrote.
|
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The church is a unique place, to say the least.
|
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"Each experience is unique to that app," the company said.
|
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Hawaii is unique historically, demographically and perhaps most crucially, geographically.
|
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The two each have unique traits that make comparisons impossible.
|
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It was one of those unique things you can't recreate.
|
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Cable bacteria are not unique to Aarhus, it turns out.
|
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What makes mosquitoes unique as a deadly foe to humankind?
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The unique thing about it is what it's missing: iron.
|
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It's just a unique way to participate in getting stoned.
|
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It's also the case that Epstein's circumstances were rather unique.
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In fact, social media offers various unique advantages to consumers.
|
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Education officials at other schools said the case was unique.
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They may be in a unique position to do so.
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Back in 2013, we had 100,000 unique visitors a month.
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But that very thing makes you unique in another way.
|
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Rather, it stands as a unique entity somewhere in between.
|
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Callaway offered fans a unique lineup card for Father's Day.
|
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Alibay Barkley always wanted to name his son something unique.
|
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Governments, companies and individuals all have unique roles to play.
|
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And yet, Dongsong enjoyed unique advantages in the refinery competition.
|
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Of course, regulators were happy to tout the unique collaboration.
|
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The episode underscored Google's unique and seemingly incongruous internal culture.
|
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He added that Ocean Infinity brought to bear unique capabilities.
|
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But there is something unique about positive or negative touch.
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We shouldn't complain, our project at the Afsluitdijk is unique.
|
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She creates her own man, with his own unique pricklinesses.
|
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"You always talk about finding something unique," Mr. Galante continued.
|
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Each case is unique, and a physician's input is invaluable.
|
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Like the Hajj itself, Mater's exhibition is a unique experience.
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You'll find plenty of rich fabrics and unique textures throughout.
|
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First, I have to research each country's unique drone laws.
|
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"That's quite unique, we've never had that before," he said.
|
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The Dutch Hunger Winter has proved unique in unexpected ways.
|
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And it is something that's unique to only our ballpark.
|
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"Maybe there is something unique about those patients," he said.
|
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The United States has a character unique in the world.
|
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Of course egregious insurance denials are not unique to Medicaid.
|
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They have demanded unique protections to supposedly recoup their investments.
|
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One roof, two households is a unique kind of commitment.
|
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States and localities faced unique challenges in the Great Recession.
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We were a unique intersection of a fraternity and family.
|
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But it's a unique experience that they will never forget.
|
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We are still ignoring the unique vulnerability of black women.
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Perhaps. You have a unique combination of forces right now.
|
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But no one agrees about what makes each generation unique.
|
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"It was a beautiful, very unique moment," Ms. Cortizo said.
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"People pick Oaxaca because they want something unique," she said.
|
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The guilt of letting a unique species vanish is eternal.
|
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But "Milkman" also stood out thanks to Burns's unique voice.
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The Black Friday shopping event generates unique circumstances for lines.
|
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Managers who foster abusive behavior are not unique to Coleman.
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We're not going to be unique in that for sure.
|
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What is unique here is the extent of reduction required.
|
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While that latter imagery is striking, it's not particularly unique.
|
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Rome, Venice and Florence are unique and breathtaking, but overwhelming.
|
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"Our Bloody Mary is very unique," our server said brightly.
|
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But military women, especially, face unique obstacles during this transition.
|
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LifeBank, a unique company that's powering blood donations in Nigeria.
|
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"The population is really hungry for unique experiences," she said.
|
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The restrictions have created a unique kind of modern childhood.
|
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Restrictions on travel are not unique to the Trump administration.
|
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Before that happened, neighborhoods had unique or historically relevant names.
|
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"I cannot, but this is a unique situation," Mueller replied.
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And I think she had a unique impact this year.
|
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February's reads have no shortage of unique and touching storylines.
|
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This bleak view of menopause is unique to modernized cultures.
|
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Sanders' coalition is unique compared to Clinton or Barack Obama.
|
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China has sold this system as its own unique innovation.
|
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Each is unique and deeply rooted in each country's history.
|
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Part of what made Phillips's stories unique was their provenance.
|
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Cruises are unique in their negatives but also their positives.
|
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The rapist is a man of unique tastes, an iconoclast.
|
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Each of Europe's elite leagues offers its own unique challenge.
|
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The Senate's rules and traditions are what make it unique!
|
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Our Constitution is unique among all nations of the world.
|
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The region had its own unique cuisine — like cheese rolls.
|
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Witnessing this unique phenomenon is an exceptional experience of nature.
|
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And this hardly represents a unique test of GOP acquiescence.
|
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It's exciting, and creates these great, dynamic, unique food scenes.
|
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But the fire provides a unique opportunity to move forward.
|
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The big picture: This problem isn't unique to presidential elections.
|
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However, for Parrot it is exactly what makes snowboarding unique.
|
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It's an ambitious plan but not an entirely unique one.
|
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"America is unique in a lot of ways," he said.
|
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Rural students bring "a unique perspective" to campus, he said.
|
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Within 48 hours, its flash page had 280,000 unique visits.
|
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But every person is unique, and everyone wants something different.
|
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Unique to the Mission are two apps: Mission and Trace.
|
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"There's no doubt that millennials face unique challenges," Loewengart said.
|
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Here are 25 dogs who have experienced that unique joy.
|
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But Zocdoc faces challenges that are unique to health care.
|
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But a close look reveals what makes each breed unique.
|
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Its a unique experience reading ones own words, another dimension.
|
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Bong Joon Ho operates in an increasingly less unique class.
|
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Something unique to children's bodies may protect them from coronavirus
|
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Each situation is unique, and entangled whales can be unpredictable.
|
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San Fransisco's fire department is unique in the United States.
|
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"Every brain injury is unique, as is every individual's recovery."
|
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He returned to be a team leader, forging unique relationships.
|
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Long commutes are, of course, not unique to Northern California.
|
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Your dog is unique, and so are their nutritional needs.
|
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This race had unique circumstances -- from the resignation of Rep.
|
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But Hispanics have a unique stake in the impeachment inquiry.
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Maybe the Chrismans aren't as unique as they first appear.
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It cares about unique and traceable participants wherever they are.
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