The project studies a third type of dialectal variation, namely grammatical variation.
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There was variation in the limited vocabulary she imposed on herself, this endless variation.
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Application of the criteria variation resulted in a one-notch higher rating than that with no criteria variation.
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It's a variation of the scintillating grid illusion—which itself is a variation on the Hermann grid illusion.
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This represents a variation from Fitch's Covered Bonds Rating Criteria and the impact of this variation is undetermined.
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The US has a lot of body dimension and shape variation because we have a lot of genetic variation.
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CRITERIA VARIATION ANALYSIS Fitch's analysis of EIF's shareholders' support capacity includes a variation from the agency's Supranational Rating Criteria.
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Over and above Schubert's own variation movements, it seemed, the music was in constant variation, alive with new meanings.
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And while you can't change a scenario of variation, you can change your thoughts, which move you to another variation.
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"We expected to find geographic variation, but were surprised at how large this variation actually was," Roth said by email.
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But the enormous variation in rates, with very little variation in outcomes, shows that a great many of them aren't necessary.
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In "Variation: Clouds in Reflection," the evergreen becomes a leaning green missile; in "Variation: Autumn Sound," it's a blue megalith hiding behind gray.
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Even 100 years back, people would have a variation on it and in 40 years time it will come back in a small variation.
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A series of thick, heavily modelled heads of his Uncle Dominique set the tone: the viewer watches the painter at work, attempting variation upon variation.
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All told, this paper estimates that this within-hospital price variation is responsible for about one-fifth of all price variation in the United States.
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Oh, and there's a lot of variation in car safety among states within the U.S., just as there's a lot of variation in gun violence.
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This way, there would not be significant variation in disease or IQ or appearance, and therefore not much variation in life outcomes based on these things.
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"We understand a lot less about how non-coding variation works, so it's harder to go from non-coding variation to an understanding of biology," says Hirschhorn.
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Variation on VenusIn this variation on the Necklace of Venus (ahead), the receiver is still positioned on a countertop, which allows for G-spot or prostate stimulation.
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"We also predicted that if the narwhal tusk is sexually selected, we expect greater variation in tusk length compared to the variation in fluke width," said Graham.
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Roughly two-thirds of them had more than one hour of variation in sleep duration, and 22% of them had more than one hour of variation in their bedtime.
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Their robust body of scholarship recognizes the existence of geographically based genetic variation in our species, but shows that such variation is not consistent with biological definitions of race.
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It found that regional variation in Medicare spending is associated with variation in physician preferences for intensity of cardiac treatments, and to a greater degree when the evidence is ambiguous.
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He grouped the human populations he analyzed into seven "races" — West Eurasians, Africans, East Asians, South Asians, Native Americans, Oceanians and Australians — and found that around 240 percent of variation in the protein types could be accounted for by variation within populations and "races," and only 2000 percent by variation across them.
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VARIATION FROM PUBLISHED CRITERIA The analysis supporting the 'A-(EXP)' rating on the proposed perpetual securities includes a variation from the Rating of Public-Sector Entities - Outside the United States criteria.
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Earlier research examined the geographic variation in health care spending and how often patients received a medical procedure in a given market or hospital and found that there was wide variation.
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" Estée: A variation of "Estelle" or "Esther," meaning "star.
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The increased risk rose to 41% for people with 90 to 120 minutes of variation in sleep duration, and jumped to 53% with more than two hours of variation in sleep duration.
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Only 1.2 percent of variation in individual incomes is explainable by what states people live in, and only 7.1 percent of variation is explainable by what sub-state region they live in.
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Variation on device type plus new required resources, the cause.
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The rating impact of applying this criteria variation is undetermined.
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Data from satellites shows the variation in the gravitational field.
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Its variation is driven by the mutant genotype we found.
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This slight variation on the format is still good, though.
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This is an average figure, so naturally there's some variation.
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OK, I say, and type another variation of the password.
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Huge regional variation exists, however, both in Europe and elsewhere.
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The Basque country offers a variation on the Catalan theme.
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Ultimate has a lot of variation in its rule set.
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There is a wide variation in insurance laws across states.
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There is variation even among the top scorers (see chart).
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The first is retinopathy similar to the diabetic variation above.
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I don't think it's a bad thing that there's variation.
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This is an easier and more delicious variation on it.
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"If I see variation, I react right away," he says.
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What we see is variation by region is very small.
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There is some variation based on environment and lifestyle issues.
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"We know that it has an enormous variation of definitions."
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TG: All of these things have a lot of variation.
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At what point is something just part of normal variation?
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However, the variation in counts of civilian casualties is striking.
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"It finds the sources of patterns of variation," Zhang said.
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But Mr. Ridley understands the importance of variation in theater.
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She repeated a variation of that line on four occasions.
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Low genetic variation can pose a serious threat to survival.
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"They're always a variation on the same dream," said Biddle.
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And, there's probably a lot of variation year to year.
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It's quite literally more of the same, with more variation.
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And this is why our sleep schedules show such variation.
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This genetic variation may be the key to avoiding extinction.
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There's a variation today that adds a reversal at 221D.
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Also, sexual reproduction introduces new genetic variation within a species.
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There's so much variation in hospital culture, administration and leadership.
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Any slight variation could make a difference for a patient.
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In this graph, we have a variation of a boxplot.
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At 11A there's a tricky variation of the above style.
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Of course, these averages hide a lot of individual variation.
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Most offered some variation on a similar set of phrases.
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An orchestral ritornello serves as a bridge between each variation.
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Mr. Goffman discerned a common core beneath all the variation.
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Each candidate has endorsed some variation of a millionaire's tax.
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Now, the models can predict 85 percent of the variation.
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The Shandong is an indigenously produced variation of its predecessor.
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The variation in any one season is simply too great.
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From person to person, there is a lot of variation.
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At the national level, there is significant variation among countries.
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In fact, the variation in per capita income is stark.
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Neighborhood differences accounted for 54 percent of the total variation.
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If you compare cities, you'll see a lot of variation.
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But there's also a lot of variation among candidates: Sen.
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CRITERIA VARIATION Fitch has applied a variation to the APAC Residential Mortgage Criteria, which states that the asset margin modelled will be capped at 2.0% for covered bonds where the margin exceeds that amount.
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This had been discussed prior to the Roundtable and most people seemed to think that the idea had legs and a variation of the idea could work; but debating which variation was another governance issue.
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I ask each student how to pronounce their name and if they prefer a variation of it (does "James Brown" prefer Mr. Brown, James or Jim?) and he gave a variation of his first name.
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The researchers cataloged the natural variation of egg shapes across 1,400 bird species, created a mathematical model to explain that variation, and then looked for connections between egg shape and many key traits of birds.
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There had been no approved drugs for this variation until now.
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Fitch has applied a variation from its 'Covered Bonds Rating Criteria'.
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And which variation of that chosen style do you ultimately pick?
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" Ciro: This name is an Italian variation of "Cyrus," meaning "sun.
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Other than the cabbage or choux, there is very little variation.
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An example of a permitted product variation in Amazon's seller marketplace.
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Well, the last thing we did was a variation of Oedipus.
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This makes their true expected range of variation far less certain.
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My best meditations always had the least variation in heart rate.
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It's a slight variation of previous ballot measures that went nowhere.
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If bets are souring, clearing houses can demand extra "variation margin".
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"Interestingly, this adjustment didn't affect overall variation significantly," the study reads.
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So how does one plan for all this variation in consumption?
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Such seasonal variation can show up in all sorts of ways.
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However, there's still a lot of variation from movie to movie.
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"There isn't that much variation in the genre itself," Bratich said.
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We do some variation of the same boring thing every time.
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Of course, this particular variation is getting bumped to the top.
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It was a "manufacturing variation," a statement from the company confirms.
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Perhaps Le Roux had reused a variation of his bitcoin alias?
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This variation has not resulted in any change to the rating.
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Each island offers a different variation of a dystopian human future.
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This shows that the maps can be used despite individual variation.
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But this masks a wide variation by income and by region.
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But I wish we had had it earlier or some variation.
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It is not only tone, but variation in tone, that matters.
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The former uses six steps to control variation and minimize defects.
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Take back fajitas from the chain restaurant with this steak variation.
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The variation has not resulted in any change to the rating.
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Hyperlapse Hyperlapse is a variation of time-lapse that involves motion.
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LANGE It is like a piece of music, theme and variation.
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The variation of flavours is wide despite the restrictions on ingredients.
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But it is just a variation on a long running theme.
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Dr. Wayne has focused on genetic variation among the island foxes.
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This variation may mean not all women get the full picture.
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"A hip new variation is a bit more simple," he says.
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Taken together, these factors accounted for 74 percent of the variation.
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What's driving that variation across places across different parts of America?
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Halfway through the book, Susan offers a variation on the theme.
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There's a lot of variation in lethality between types of pesticides.
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Then I have some variation of H.I.I.T. [high-intensity interval training].
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Numerous volunteer rescue groups go by some variation of Cajun Navy.
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The psychologist Gary Klein has developed a variation on this technique.
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Fertility explains some of the variation, but not all of it.
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But treating Europe in aggregate conceals significant variation inside the continent.
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A minor-mode variation reveals Chopin's passion for bel canto melody.
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To insist otherwise is a variation on the sunk cost fallacy.
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"Variation is the baseline, and that baseline persists to this day."
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New Yorkers were offered a variation on the November 2020 question.
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There is a slight variation in 5G support across the phones.
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"Another variation on the theme is the unemployment rate," he added.
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There is more genetic variation between racial groups than within them.
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There's lots of violence in Variation 28, it's just pure aggression.
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But, in reality, stuttering is just a variation of "expected" speech.
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There is some variation in the estimates of daily military suicides.
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Instead, we wanted creampies to become a variation of a popshot.
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A Southwestern variation might include roasted green chiles and queso fresco.
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The wide variation in companies' data-disclosure practices may not last.
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Regional variation surely plays into the political system somehow or another.
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Outside of California's laws on surveillance camera's there's significant legal variation.
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Patient A expressed his gratitude for this variation in the menu.
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The subtle variation in the blue's tonality produces an untraceable pattern.
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VARIATION FROM CRITERIA Fitch has applied a variation from its cover asset refinancing spread level (RSL) assumptions for Singapore, which provide for refinancing stress on standard mortgage cover assets, simulating their sale to meet covered bond payments.
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It's an argument that's been happening for a while, with little variation.
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How to explain the variation in sea level rise around the country?
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Intersex is just another piece of the puzzle in this natural variation.
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Obamacare's architects never expected there would be so much variation among states.
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By the 1990s he was able to study variation in DNA itself.
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My meals are all some variation on lean(ish) protein and vegetables.
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Even so, there is huge price variation around how much birth costs.
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Colon, as I understand him, is doing a variation on appropriation art.
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It's a variation on the same formula, not a next-generation successor.
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If you're making any changes, make sure the variation serves that mantra.
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But even within this Napa Valley of mandarins, there is considerable variation.
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Instead, we need something to help us navigate the existing size variation.
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Hence, Fitch believes the variation applied does not affect the assigned ratings.
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Second, they're in a pliable format with nearly endless room for variation.
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All irony is a variation on a sort of existential poker-face.
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But even among the elite perigee moons, there's some variation in size.
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Below we've highlighted some top deals, with prices subject to slight variation.
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Still, it was striking to see the degree of variation across cultures.
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A more feathered variation, made famous by Farrah Fawcett, dominated the '70s.
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This is a variation from Fitch's "Criteria Addendum: Netherlands - Residential Mortgage Assumptions".
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Mr Osterhuber frets about the "ever-increasing variation" in the state's weather.
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I've been drinking the same variation of the same smoothie for years.
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In addition to the bodily variation, everyone has a different sneeze-style.
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This variation can make the emotive content of stories hard to classify.
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So, inevitably, we end up eating the same variation all week long.
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The sound of Dunwall isn't a few variation on a catchy theme.
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Official indices also fail to capture patterns of variation within a day.
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One popular variation is to split labour into two—skilled and unskilled.
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Reformers are now trying to work out why such huge variation exists.
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"(Homosexuality) is not an aberration, but a variation," said Justice Indu Malhotra.
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A variation on this could involve diabetes drugs or other medical supplies.
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Headphone innovation — or at least variation — is alive and well right now.
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Then again, repetition with slight variation is the hallmark of this anthology.
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Though the relationship is positive, there's a lot of variation in outcome.
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Some variation of it pops up in my inbox every other month.
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There's enough variation that the game will make suckers of us somewhere.
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What marriage "means" is suddenly wide open to personal interpretation and variation.
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You can always have that variation, it just has to taste good.
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Then you can make any variation of a good burrito at home.
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The application of this variation has no impact on the OBG's rating.
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"A broad normal variation exists within timing of puberty," Wohlfahrt-Veje noted.
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Shake fries are always a treat, and this variation was no exception.
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A variation of this law is already on the books in California.
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Air ball connoisseurs will know there's yet another variation of the chant.
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The 2001 "Symbiosis" is a solid retread of the male-female variation.
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What are the challenges of playing a variation of the same character?
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Mr. Yamamoto's style is one of slow, careful evolution: theme and variation.
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Note: Try adding red pepper flakes the second time around for variation.
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The variation in that pair of narratives is, to me, worth remembering.
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That would help with understanding any variation that appears within the species.
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It is a modern-day variation on the mission of the Chahar.
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But this cyclical effect is a small part of the total variation.
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"We don't really know what predicts the variation in times," Lally says.
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This is also where you'll see the greatest variation across the country.
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They were shocked to discover that it was a variation of influenza.
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There isn't much variation among player salaries in the first several years.
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And yet, a variation of this plays out daily on social media.
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Mr. Trump is likely to use a variation on the people vs.
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Ms. Smith's latest novel, "Swing Time," works a variation on this setup.
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The opener was a delicious variation on the theme of oysters Rockefeller.
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The following criteria variation was applied during the analysis of this programme.
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There was only modestly more variation during the GOP landslide of 20103.
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Critics noted that Head Start's decentralized structure allowed wide variation in quality.
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You see a little caloric variation between athletes at breakfast time too.
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It shows widespread variation in how big those funding cuts will be.
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If you do not see your sleep tracking information on your app's home screen at all: The Estimated Oxygen Variation is presented as a chart that tells you how much variation occurred in the hours you were asleep.
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CRITERIA VARIATION (GREEK BANKS) The analysis includes a variation from Fitch's "Global Bank Rating Criteria", which state that a bank's Long-Term IDR will only be assigned below the VR in limited circumstances when constrained by the Country Ceiling.
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Excluding the first six months of every president's term (a honeymoon period when ratings tend to be high) a quarter of the variation in monthly presidential approval ratings could be explained by variation in the index of consumer sentiment.
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But there's an important caveat: there's variation among adult Neanderthal brains, says Zollikofer.
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Cook repeated a variation of the line when asked about privacy by Axios.
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With more overall demand, and less diurnal variation, generating electricity gets be cheaper.
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For instance, there's tons of variation in how much airline pilots are paid.
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Simply put, pink noise is a variation of white noise, Dr. Papalambros says.
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Collectively, they accounted for 91 percent of the variation between people's individual scores.
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"We do see year to year variation in the total numbers," said McRae.
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While average MFN tariffs are relatively low, there is great variation between sectors.
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I think everyone will have a slightly different variation on the same theme.
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You have to do a lot with textural variation — thin and thick paint.
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The Francesinha, or "little French sandwich," is a variation of the croque monsieur.
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Nor does that variation map precisely onto ever changing socially defined racial groups.
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She believes the initial observation could've captured false positives caused by random variation.
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A variation of the quick time event will still appear in the game.
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Despite its simplicity, the method explains 90% of the variation in election results.
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Each new one we found is a different variation on the Hut theme.
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Much of the variation in vote choice cannot be explained by measurable variables.
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All Inuit had a gene variation that helps them build more brown fat.
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There's always variation between displays, but it's something to keep an eye on.
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All conversations end up being a variation of the following;You: Let's hang!
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The prior experiment found slightly less temperature variation, but still enough to matter.
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I go out in one outfit and come home in a variation sometimes.
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Republicans say that's closer to the true variation in the cost of care.
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There may be a variation, or a difference in our perception and experience.
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This would cause a variation in surface temperature and shift the habitable zone.
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Washington State University also said that its two-point gap reflects random variation.
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It's intricate but totally intuitive, a brilliant variation on the game's central design.
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If you want more variation, you'll need to make an in-app purchase.
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It seems unlikely this will be the last speech variation Amazon considers implementing.
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The only variation is in the loft, enabling him to hit different distances.
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That's a lot of variation, and requires an analytical mindset and strategic thinking.
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Finding: - There is substantial variation in performance across asset classes and within them.
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In fact, as Leonard tells us, it's better if there is that variation.
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"There's a lot of variation in the way we tell stories," said Ghassemi.
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The maximum gravitational variation on Earth's surface winds up being around 0.7 percent.
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B.220006 side would like a statewide nondiscrimination rule, with no local variation.
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The largest variation in values it found was in the week ending Dec.
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She said it might just be a normal variation within the recommended range.
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All three runners will be sporting a variation of the Zoom Vaporfly Elite.
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Female divers, meanwhile, saw virtually no variation in their scores from prior games.
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Then, she changed into the Sophia, and short-sleeve variation of the look.
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"With that type of variation, it's clear we can make progress," she said.
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To test this question, we added a variation of the second gift scenario.
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Second, the state by state variation in election spending may not be random.
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The two charts show little variation in scores over roughly the last decade.
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The CFTC will issue new initial and variation margin requirements for swap dealers.
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Never, ever say 'I'll be right back' — or any variation on that phrase.
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In other cases, with too much variation, matching the sound wave is tricky.
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" The crowd responded with a variation on a familiar chant: "Lock him up!
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It needs variation on daily habits, music, and other stimulation to keep healthy.
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Thalhauser estimated this particular variation to happen around one in 50 million lobsters.
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The CFTC announced Tuesday new initial and variation margin requirements for swap dealers.
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I asked Priebus some variation on this question during each of my visits.
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The variation in the voices is perhaps the key joy to the music.
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In December, mortality "had returned to a level within historical variation," they wrote.
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At the city level, the variation is far greater, with some interesting findings.
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The same performance could be listened to again and again with no variation.
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A variation of this staple dish can be found on every Caribbean island.
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The background: Large variation in hospital pricing has been understood for several years.
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And even within this small sample size there is huge variation of motivation.
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A variation of this proposal has been tried before - and it failed miserably.
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These effects are tiny compared with the variation in prices in recent years.
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One variation of the CYP1A2 gene prompts the body to rapidly metabolize caffeine.
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And then talk about how what you're doing is a variation on that.
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A classic martini variation seemed to go with the bar's dark, moody feel.
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But this variation and its relationship to the Earth's speed isn't well-understood.
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Organisms pass on their characteristics to their offspring, but with random variation (mutation).
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"There is very little [genetic] variation in Europe," Erlich says, as an example.
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However, this variation wasn't really noticeable once applied and blended onto my cheeks.
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This is because Ayer and his crew offer absolutely no tonal variation whatsoever.
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All those gene areas accounted for less than 14 percent of height variation.
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However, there is still a lot of variation in cost within those categories.
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Guerrero's story is a variation on what we've been reading in the news.
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There was a fundamental improvement in my shuangsheng ability (a variation of poker).
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Consider the variation in the treatment of jazz and other music history landmarks.
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We do know that there's variation from society to society, state to state.
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High volatility is characterized by wide variation in returns — either upward or downward.
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Historically, about half of Democratic caucusgoers are first-timers, though there's meaningful variation.
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The point is that there's lots of variation, and no single ideal form.
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It isn't inevitable that a large amount of social variation would undermine trust.
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We know there's a wide variation in how people with vulvas experience orgasm.
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He tied on a flashy orange-and-green variation called a Christmas Island.
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They want it to be seen as a normal variation in human nature.
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The median body weight variation over the period was 3.8 pounds per visit.
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The Montclair variation grows up in straitened circumstances but with an intact family.
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The application of this variation has no impact on the OBG programme's rating.
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Most importantly, get comfortable with a slight variation on communication by challenging it.
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The published study materials show how much variation there was across research designs.
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Jónsi's spatial and sonic installation is a wonderful, high-tech, 21st-century variation.
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Wiig plays a variation of the soft-spoken wild child she's known for.
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How to calculate your maximal heart rate There is substantial variation in HRmax.
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"It has a kind of sing-songy variation to it," he told jurors.
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"The more genes you look at, the more variation you'll find," she adds.
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There's a lot of episode-to-episode variation in colors throughout the series.
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"I remember that I was thinking a lot about how variation and improvisation in dance works—one kind of does the same thing over and over again along given patterns, but sprinkles in a variation here and there," he recalls.
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Village Cinemas confirms that we were running pricing variation trials over the summer period which we appreciate may have caused angst and concern to our customers, we can now confirm that all pricing variation trials have been stopped effective immediately.
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As good as classic peppermint patties are, the basic recipe lends itself to variation.
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This represents a variation from Fitch's "Covered Bonds Rating Criteria" dated 11 March 2016.
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Other factors both biological and environmental influence the majority of people's variation in empathy.
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But the variation within countries was generally less than between countries, the authors note.
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Very different from a powerful offensive side kick, this was the variation Cruickshank used.
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The application of this variation has had no impact on CBK's covered bond rating.
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The application of this variation has had no impact on LBBW's covered bond rating.
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Although the drop is not large, it is notable given policy variation between states.
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Everything we have talked about so far takes parents' existing genetic variation as given.
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Unlike, say, DJ Koze's Knock Knock album, Dancehall suffers from a lack of variation.
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They've found a formula for themselves that works over and over with subtle variation.
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But that does not mean that the Plan B or some variation can succeed.
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Even within this one population in South Africa we see a lot of variation.
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If this variation is too challenging, stick to a standard or modified push-up.
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His work is not a variation of these ideas but a transformation of them.
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Resources spent statistically explain less than 5 percent of the variation in policy outcomes.
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But every time Vicente rejected their offer, he said, they returned with another variation.
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But Dell this year unveiled a new 22-in-21 variation of the gadget.
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One variation of the gene makes wrinkled peas; the other makes for round peas.
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I study how honey #bees cope with the seasonal variation of their diet (flowers!).
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For individuals, this factor predicts about 30–60% of the variation on different tasks.
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But that figure "masks significant geographic variation in surprise-billing rates" the authors wrote.
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The race has shown less variation than ever in the history of presidential polling.
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Details: There's wide variation in the prevalence of surprise billing from state to state.
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Both teachers and students should be taught to think about this variation with curiosity.
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It wasn't the first time he'd used that line or some variation of it.
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To clarify, Re/Done isn't using actual Hanes tees to produce this pricier variation.
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Each statement relied on the phrase "if proven true," or a variation of that.
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You're definitely going to post some variation of her pensive poolside photo this summer.
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This happens to the sperm too; there is so much natural variation going on.
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Literally every single toy he played with was a Rescue Hero, or some variation.
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Now we see a variation on this style: movies told entirely on computer screens.
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Jeep Cherokee Overland is the crossover variation of the more well-known Grand Cherokee.
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You know, you have a lot of variation and volatility in the stock market.
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Other paleontologists say these size discrepancies can be explained by individual variation or age.
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Watch: Wide variation between potential tech IPOs in 2019, says The Information's Jessica Lessin
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Taken together, these factors explain about 60% of the variation in box-office revenues.
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The experts would have expected some variation between two individuals of the same species.
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Withrow and her therapist used a variation of the negative/positive belief switch-up.
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Over the years, the show's opening sequence has seen an endless amount of variation.
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With annual baselines, we could then study the impact of week-to-week variation.
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The images revealed some color variation on the moon's surface, but not much else.
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A striking amount of the variation in the vote can be explained by demographics.
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The first variation talks about the step-by-step completion of the banking union.
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A scruffier Falstaff can be found in this variation on Shakespeare from Orson Welles.
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"The Apprentice" was the savvy workplace variation that he pitched to Trump in 2002.
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Not only is it getting warmer in Oregon, there's more temperature variation, Jones says.
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There's currently a variation of fencing along some 650 miles of the southern border.
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Catastrophe bonds are another variation used to transfer financial risk from insurers to investors.
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It's a sort of long-form variation of the usual mishmash of short skits.
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A variation of game theory game Matching Pennies quickly became important during Botolo's development.
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Other knobs give users even more control and variation in the Video Equations output.
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Just about every conversation was some variation of the one I had with Atkinsun.
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Ona: I'm into every variation of nude—clothed, panties coming off, and fully off.
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In the "spells that work" category, there is a "wait, this isn't right" variation.
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Appalachia's black metal bands reflect that variation, with broad differences in style and perspective.
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The most talked-about alternative would be a variation of the family separation policy.
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Temperature variation is not terrible, as long as it does not get too warm.
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There are base guidelines for specific dishes, but every family has their own variation.
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Cook: Set aside some time this weekend to make this variation on chiles rellenos.
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The only variation lies in how many other trains are coming from other directions.
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But she's been delivering a variation of the same message since the late 26s.
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Either figure means that a lot of variation cannot be accounted for by genetics.
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There is a more nuanced variation on Britain's take-it-or-leave-it approach.
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The world I grew up in gave me no examples of fluctuation or variation.
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How does Martin use value to trick the eye and create subtle texture variation?
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There was great variation in how people assessed their relative skills at a task.
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Maggie Gyllenhaal in "The Deuce," in a tatty variation of a 1970s streetwalker look.
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The rat variation of hepatitis E was discovered in 2010 in Germany, researchers said.
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The two women also represent a particular variation on the Rachel and Leah archetypes.
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The Eric of "Cyprus Avenue" is a very specific Hibernian variation on that theme.
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They also found a huge variation in the case fatality rate by age group.
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Regional variationsThe variation of gender, marital status, and age was relatively small across regions.
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This breadth of variation wouldn't have been possible without the flexibility of Gantri's process.
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But what about a brand new league, playing a variation on a standard sport?
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Many conservatives panned the American Health Care Act as simply another variation of ObamaCare.
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"I don't know why you bought that," he said with no variation in tone.
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Nearly all of that fluctuation came from variation in pay within the same job.
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Try this variation: "Please let me know you received my gift at [Jeffrey's email.com]"?
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Apple's new Studio lets you create any variation of watch and band you want.
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Further complicating the issue is the wide variation in health care spending across states.
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It is, by the way, a latter-day variation on the Book of Job.
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The messages included some variation of "learn to code," images of nooses and insults.
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Bubble maps are a variation of a scatter plot with dots replaced by bubbles.
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"Our day-to-day unfair terms case work has considered variation terms from a variety of products and does not suggest that variation terms have generally been used in a manner likely to cause widespread harm to consumers," it said in a statement.
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What DuckDuckGo found was that using private browsing and logging out of Google had almost no effect on the variation in search results: users saw a roughly equitable amount of variation across all three searches and when searching privately and while logged in.
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It reflects the parts of the country where more people really are disabled: "If there was no variation in disability prevalence across states, the variation in DI participation would be reduced by approximately 8.53 percent," Mathematica researchers concluded in a 2016 paper.
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"Scientists can now show that human genetic variation doesn't correspond to racial types," she said.
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Such variation comes from how individual contracts are negotiated between corrections departments and their vendors.
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But there's a lot of variation across the country when it comes to immunization requirements.
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And honestly, who doesn't want to hear a woodwind variation of anything by Tierra Whack?
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And then you moved on to Foursquare which was a variation on the idea, correct?
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If they have this variation and they're healthy, they could fetch a lot of money.
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That's bullshit, frankly, and I'm disgusted every time I hear some variation of this attitude.
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The China Securities Regulatory Commission Chairman, Liu Shiyu, had his own variation of the term.
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Recently, Jameson began working with Diffusion Tensor Imaging, a sophisticated variation on the conventional MRI.
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But then you have Cheerios Protein, a variation on the classic but with added protein.
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The first, a particularly exciting variation of rugby called rugby sevens, enjoyed a spectacular run.
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It's similar to the way that you identify people using variation in human facial features.
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Covington then put in place a variation of the scheme at Sky Catcher Communications, Inc.
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So, I would expect to see some variation of this, maybe in two years hence.
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If DNA is writ in stone, natural selection has no variation on which to act.
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And most of that time, she's been a honey blond or some variation of blonde.
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So subtle interactions between the oceans and atmosphere can cause natural variation year to year.
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The most common answer to that question is some variation of the "privilege porn" response.
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MetPatrol Plus has been in place since 2210 (a variation of it existed before then).
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Emoji, with their ever-evolving connotations and dramatic variation in appearance, present a unique challenge.
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There is lots of variation, but in general elite institutions have been the biggest growers.
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Cyber Monday deals are almost identical to those on Black Friday, with a little variation.
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One is that the cannabis plant is capable of a remarkable amount of genetic variation.
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Typically, backpacks are boring, with little variation in their shape, their materials — even their colors.
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Ideally, this means users can make tight-fitting machine parts without worrying about size variation.
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It does look like a variation of seitei-gata, which is a form of iaido.
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Although, the Note does have one thing going for it—a big, beautiful blue variation.
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A bittersweet variation on boy-meets-girl, it consciously mines movie-musical history and conventions.
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There is a lot of variation between Republican plans and how many people they cover.
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You can also do a variation of this position in bed with your knees down.
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They used this randomly caused variation in attendance to estimate the impact of rally size.
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Some read like punchy list poems while others employ techniques of repetition and variation: 18.
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But these are estimates, and so you are bound to get a lot of variation.
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Often, celebrity collaborations offer a super-expensive, watered-down variation of the star's signature look.
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"As Proxima b moves about its star, there is no day-night variation," Loeb explained.
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Research into natural variation in plant stress responses on root system architecture (University of Amsterdam).
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Typically, these are identified as a variation at a single point in your DNA sequence.
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The average teacher salary is currently about $60,000, though there is considerable variation across states.
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In fact, Carol Danvers' whole story is a variation on a tried-and-true formula.
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"We don't have enough data to locate the origin of the time variation," Akiyama said.
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One sixth of the population (full state waivers): Large variation between healthy and sick customers.
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Lead study author Heidi Larson thought this average, however, masked some variation in the country.
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Researchers were surprised to find little variation between kids and teens, Black and Clark said.
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The data suggests widespread variation in the way complaints are handled and tracked across agencies.
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"Everything else is a variation on one of those three things ... marketing spin," he said.
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"We measured the variation of the motions of the star through spectroscopic observations," Feng said.
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So far, it looks like a variation of MoviePass's previous three-movies-a-month deal.
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The EPA must allow states some way to account for this variation in useful life.
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There was quite a bit of variation when survey results were broken down by industry.
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More likely, your friendships have their ups and downs, but friendships can weather some variation.
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Financial markets have suffered a rocky ride this year, with significant variation across the world.
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MORE ran his campaign on "Country First," only a slight variation from the Trump message.
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Responses for 220-22016 are tightly clustered, while expectations for 2021-2023 exhibit more variation.
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This side plank variation makes it easy, both training them isometrically and through repeated contractions.
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Now Qualcomm appears to have created a variation of the powerful chip, the Snapdragon 821.
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I see huge variation in terms of content sharing in my own network, for example.
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"There is variation in what tests are being covered by payers," Phillips said by email.
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That implies benefit cuts, tax increases or some combination or variation in the years ahead.
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The new findings could help scientists understand the roots of this variation, the researchers said.
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She has a variation on a screwdriver whose name I really can't go into here.
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Nearly every parent I asked volunteered some variation on the car-time-is-bedtime strategy.
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With no variation entering your ears, your brain interprets the sound as a steady hiss.
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For everybody else, it's some variation of "I hate this place," which becomes a refrain.
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For example, studies of worldwide genomic variation don't allow us to unambiguously define racial groups.
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CRITERIA VARIATION Fitch rates LHC3 and its senior debt under the Global Bank Rating Criteria.
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For those unfamiliar, an almond nail is a more exaggerated variation on the oval tip.
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Right now, there is only one small option, and a little variation never hurt anyone.
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Premiums for healthy people would be lower, but with a wide variation, the CBO found.
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They were looking at Medicare's spending patterns in their studies, and Medicare limits price variation.
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"There's so much variation among people that it probably wouldn't be clinically informative," he said.
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Every button mashy QTE or variation on a race had to be won and lost.
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Newly arrived foxes could have rejuvenated the Channel Island gene pool with some fresh variation.
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If the subspecies mix genes by interbreeding, they may be able to increase their variation.
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But there's a wide variation in this so-called compensation effect from person to person.
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ASMR videos seem to be a variation on finding ways to shut your brain down.
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The region's deficit before debt variation remained almost unchanged at 3.8% in 2016 (2015: -3.5%).
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Lots of games will add a variation of Battlegrounds, but few are bound to stick.
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Blue districts are more likely to have high levels of income variation than red districts.
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In fact, gun ownership is the main reason for variation between states in suicide rates.
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"Morningness" and "eveningness" can run in families, but there's a lot of room for variation.
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About one-third of all 285 data breach notifications had some variation of the line.
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It's like those late Rothkos, there's variation in the bleakness, but it's still just unrelenting.
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"A large proportion of this variation seems to be explained by genetics," Wohlfahrt-Veje added.
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Morris, with a reputation as a big-game pitcher, offered a variation on Trammell's sentiment.
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It can be difficult to know what a variation in DNA means for these patients.
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His "Suspended Variation VIII," from the 2004 disc "Night Variations," was the final piece included.
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The variation observed by Dr. Betti suggests that pelvic shape is not so strictly controlled.
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The most dramatic variation in "PH-21956" is the positive space the black field acquires.
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The reassuring national averages in the study hide variation at the state and county levels.
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Some independent pharmacies sold generics very cheaply — though with a lot of variation among them.
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Dr. Shah conducted a national study on the variation of C-section rates by hospital.
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States could still regulate insurance, but consumers would see more variation from state to state.
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The results in Modiin Illit were, with some variation, repeated in other ultra-Orthodox localities.
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Four of Professor Snow's hives died this winter because of wild variation in the climate.
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In some ways, this work reflects a variation on the paradigm described by Professor Ferguson.
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"Every time something is dropped and reborn, there's an ever-so-slight variation," he said.
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Dancers wait — and sometimes really wait — for a featured variation in a full-length ballet.
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" In a variation of his own campaign slogan, Mr. Trump added, "MAKE FRANCE GREAT AGAIN!
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Regulators have recommended a best practices guideline to collect margin on any variation above $250,000.
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There's nothing even to tell us even what music Gamsatti danced her solo variation to.
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With the painkiller codeine, a rare genetic variation has led to respiratory depression and death.
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The virtuosity really steps up in the third variation, first in violin, then in gamba.
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Those are two such limiting categories, and there is such variation in each of them.
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Responses for 2020-703 are tightly clustered, while expectations for 2023-24 exhibit more variation.
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Front Burner Popbar's gelato on a stick now comes in an ice-cream-sandwich variation.
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Some variation of those base level factors exists in nearly every country in Latin America.
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An examination of Massachusetts health care prices found nearly a fourfold variation in M.R.I. prices.
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One, a black-and-white variation on "Quinciette" from 1964, has never before been exhibited.
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Both videos, midway through their runtime, feature some variation of the coronavirus bat soup hoax.
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Bumblebees tend to prefer cooler, slightly wet climates in which there's a variation in seasons.
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But that broad number obscures a lot of variation between its mature and newer businesses.
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Trump's fellow New Yorkers, though, offered a variation on the theme that may bear consideration.
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Responses for 2020-703 are tightly clustered, while expectations for 2023-24 exhibit more variation.
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Her variation involves dumping a chai tea bag into the batter and mixing it in.
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All else being equal, more variation in the economic future means that stocks are riskier.
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When they do speak, their language is literal, impersonal and has little variation in tone.
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Each film sticks to a single conceit, finding every variation it can on its theme.
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"Doing the same thing over and over again without variation will not work," he said.
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Still, there's a lot of variation across the country when it comes to immunization requirements.
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