But cities are trying, with varying means and varying ambition.
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He has had varying degrees of success at varying levels of the game.
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Like all human gifts, courage comes to us at varying levels and at varying moments.
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The photos are of varying intensity, by photographers with varying degrees of intimacy with their subjects.
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In addition, a number of other Republican senators have expressed varying qualms, with varying degrees of certitude.
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They have experienced varying levels of success — and, for the record, appear to be varying levels of kidding.
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But varying scenarios produce varying results, and carbon neutrality can't be used as a blanket assumption, Dwivedi said.
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States have varying capacity for enforcement of environmental laws, and local governments have varying capacity for compliance with them.
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In varying forms and to varying degrees, this is the problem that outrage politics has frequently experienced in the past decade.
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Its surface is also strewn with lots of boulders of varying sizes up to 20 meters (65 feet) across or larger, of varying colors.
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Fires arrows that travel in an arc at varying distances and deal varying damage, depending on how long the drawstring is pulled back ("charged").
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Professor Barro said, in essence, that the government faced time-varying expenditure needs and, optimally, could attempt to keep tax rates constant by varying borrowing.
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Anyway, there's no time to do more, for while he's continually varying and aligning the incarnations of Chris, he's also varying and aligning everyone else.
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Different countries have varying perspectives on data privacy or varying federal structures that govern the legal authorities of their intelligence and enforcement agencies differently than U.S. counterparts.
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They are considering four main alternatives of varying acreages with varying restrictions to offer in upcoming lease sales and their plan is expected to be final this fall.
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To fix the problem, Järlström developed a new equation that incorporates potential speed variations as users in varying vehicle types (and with varying intentions, like right turns) approach the yellow light.
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Varying pressure can be detected, too — it isn't binary.
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At Saffron & Rose, salep is used in varying amounts.
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We tend to forget today that whereas services like chat messengers and email are varying degrees of private, things we write, post or share on social networks are varying degrees of public.
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Since different HFCs remain in the atmosphere for varying lengths of time, and therefore have varying impacts on the atmosphere, one possibility is to substitute the shortest-lived for those that linger.
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With "the mountain itself hosting five different vegetation zones," the journey to the top means climbers will encounter temperatures "varying from hot to freezing" and terrain varying from lush forests to dry deserts.
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The type is widely varying in height, font, and size.
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Because startups in different sectors face barriers of varying proportions.
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Who says families with varying political beliefs can't get along?
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Companies have different things to say about the varying approaches.
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Each has introduced 'Buy' buttons, with varying levels of investment.
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By varying the flows, they hope to reduce environmental problems.
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Others have tried to implement similar systems, to varying success.
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These giveaways were accompanied by tax cuts of varying merit.
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To date, she has photographed 12 artists of varying backgrounds.
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Republicans seemed to come away with varying degrees of specifics.
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The album's conscience is evident in varying shades of subtlety.
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Cleaning was done on the islands, but to varying degrees.
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The FANGs do face common challenges, albeit to varying degrees.
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ValueAct has owned varying amounts of Valeant shares since 2006.
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The antennas sit inside plastic, geodesic radomes of varying sizes.
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They all wore jeans and plaid shirts of varying blandness.
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Libya, Syria and Yemen are in varying degrees of fragmentation.
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RSI offers varying levels of insurance on these digital ships.
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This weekend's four other new releases struggled to varying degrees.
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One had boards of wood in varying lengths and widths.
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But for the most part, it's varying shades of grey.
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Minimum wage Trump has had varying opinions on minimum wage.
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Walmart sold meat in varying forms, from cold-cut platters ...
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Seventeen states have varying degrees of these statutes in place.
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To varying degrees they are all important in my work.
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Also, there are varying degrees of breaking the dress code.
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Congress then tries to enhance whistleblower protections, with varying success.
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So how do investors compare varying answers from different advisors?
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I've had varying degrees of success when dealing with him.
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I've heard wildly varying views on this from different photographers.
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Costs: The proposals would boost energy prices to varying degrees.
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Marginalization of varying kinds is not uncommon in this sport.
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Years later, they sit abandoned in varying states of deterioration.
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Many were about the constantly varying kaleidoscope of human nature.
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Nebraska and North Dakota also use it, to varying degrees.
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The varying ratios of different cell types, in different individuals.
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American officials have taken varying stances on the currency provisions.
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DiBenedetto has three paintings of varying sizes in the exhibition.
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All of the candidates sounds like this, to varying degrees.
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The schools themselves have had varying responses to the incidents.
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Several other EU countries have also implemented varying quarantine measures.
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JOEL FAGLIANO: By varying the themes, what do we mean?
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Miraculously, though, everyone survived, albeit with varying degrees of burns.
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And that uncertainty, with its varying emphases — Who is Ashbery?
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Many credit card companies are offering varying degrees of assistance.
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Different sectors face distinct challenges and varying scales of uncertainty.
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Other countries have taken varying approaches to prevention and containment.
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In addition, different states have varying rules on paper documents.
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Countries are eliminating cash at varying speeds (see Graphic detail).
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Varying conditions at different latitudes create wildly different ecological zones.
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So far, "Stranglehold" has had 16 episodes of varying lengths.
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The entire Middle East is on fire in varying degrees.
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Contrary to our recollection, The Times article noted varying guests.
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Black and green olives in varying hues and sizes abound.
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Compounding the problem, advisors collect varying commissions for different products.
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They are, to varying degrees, caught between China and America.
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In truth, America has always faced division in varying degrees.
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L3, L4, and L5 all describe eruptions of varying severity.
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Staff members digested the moment in varying degrees of distress.
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Different realtors and loan officers have varying realms of expertise.
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Religious Americans, then as now, held widely varying political views.
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Religious Americans, then as now, held widely varying political views.
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Varying rates tend to boost the economics of electrical appliances.
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The rest of the districts are contested to varying degrees.
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Both boxing and marijuana have varying degrees of mainstream acceptance.
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And its stars have had wildly varying levels of success.
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As more and more accusations have piled up, the men accused — from Louis C.K. to Matt Lauer to Charlie Rose — have issued stuttering apologies and acknowledged varying degrees of culpability, to varying degrees of success.
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You've heard them all, and they all apply, in varying degrees.
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Mr. Clemmer likened the varying snow to any outdoor weather uncertainty.
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Other platforms have made attempts at social commerce, with varying success.
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Trump took varying positions on marijuana during his campaign for president.
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Others are beholden in varying degrees to Pakistan, Iran, or Russia.
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Rarer still is Schuyler's commitment to showcasing characters of varying backgrounds.
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The fence is laid out in unconnected segments of varying miles.
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Memories are then encoded as maps of dials representing varying strengths.
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Every season also has up to 30 heartbreaks of varying degrees.
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The country is overwhelmingly Catholic, albeit with varying levels of piety.
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Across the series' eight episodes we meet characters of varying vividness.
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Team owners, with varying degrees of authenticity, released their own statements.
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But Muslim communities in China have varying definitions of the term.
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It's super easy to carve out intricate shapes of varying depths.
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Different music streaming services have varying costs, platforms and catalog sizes.
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It includes dozens of other individuals, with crimes of varying severity.
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There are varying degrees of public evidence for each of them.
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Other bonds carry with them varying degrees of legal repayment security.
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During the Senate hearing, Stumpf faced questioning of varying intensity. Sen.
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Politico put this question to top political experts, with varying responses.
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The lockers are varying sizes to accommodate different types of deliveries.
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Black Friday also takes on varying importance depending on the retailer.
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This has created a patchwork of varying rules across the country.
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Like many other women, I battle with fast-fashion's varying sizes.
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We are, in varying degrees, closer to pushing on a string.
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I've struggled with social anxiety at varying levels my whole life.
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Other countries have joined this alliance with varying levels of membership.
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From there, his experiments grew bolder, with varying degrees of success.
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Colors are added together in varying amounts to produce new ones.
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Her motivations seem to be vast, with varying degrees of value.
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Officials have released varying descriptions about what led to the outage.
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Opinions are varying wildly as to what it might really be.
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Sunday, they searched the trailer and found people with varying injuries.
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From just one material, Adidas can create components with varying textures.
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Many of Hulu's competitors already support 453fps streams to varying degrees.
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YouTube is full of homemade railguns of varying lethality and practicality.
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A row of framed currency of varying denominations lines two walls.
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It's available, in varying capacity, to all Hulu Live TV subscribers.
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Our closets are already filled with various brands of varying sizes.
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This plays out in varying harmful ways for kids across America.
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Other Gulf countries took varying measures to downgrade ties with Iran.
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And head teachers need more help in planning for varying numbers.
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Other studies using varying stretching regimens replicated these results almost exactly.
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Researchers exposed both mice and rats to varying amounts of radiation.
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All those metro systems are today in varying stages of disarray.
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True, government silos have varying degrees of expertise, resources and sophistication.
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The banks will rely on this for income to varying degrees.
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You can easily think of examples of varying degrees of obviousness.
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His varying weight was in large part a matter of strategy.
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Another from January found widely varying results for different ancestry tests.
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Different countries have varying laws about defamation, free speech or privacy.
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Other cloud storage sites have varying degrees of built-in security.
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Or they imagine themselves in varying levels of pain, including childbirth.
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This has been true, to varying degrees, for the entire year.
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There are varying and different policy choices that Congress could enact.
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The experimentation doesn't stop there and it succeeds in varying degrees.
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The "just say no" defense has had varying degrees of success.
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I've gone through FPU three times with varying degrees of success.
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He is also behind by varying degrees in most battleground states.
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Their varying glands produce different kinds of silk for different purposes.
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Ecuador, Panama, Colombia, and other countries, to varying degrees of success.
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Everyone at the party is, to varying degrees, Darth Maul. Everyone.
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Included are 20 individual farmhouses of varying ages around the estate.
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Market relationships are always evolving and are open to varying interpretations.
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Other social media companies face the same problem to varying degrees.
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Also like Steak-umm, MoonPie's tweets make varying degrees of sense.
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Trump has repeatedly called for varying level of a Muslim ban.
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"We all modify our bodies to varying degrees," Dr. Windsor explains.
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Third-party solutions have relied on clever workarounds with varying effects.
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Other days, we were more ambitious, with varying degrees of success.
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Progressives have also proposed varying forms of universal basic income. Rep.
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Many municipalities require homeowners to keep shrubbery tidy, to varying degrees.
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There are five different rooms, all with varying temperatures and features.
|
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The magazines will be placed on racks elsewhere, varying by store.
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Varying in translucency, Whitney's soft chromatic bricks glow in manifold tones.
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His youthful playgrounds were adobe dwellings in varying states of decay.
|
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Only 38 states have varying regulations, and contracts can be complex.
|
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All are moderates reflecting varying realist, internationalist, pragmatic and political tendencies.
|
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Meanwhile, purists mourn the formula change in varying stages of grief.
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Since Gerald Ford they have been, to varying degrees, good men.
|
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On top of that, varying state benefits raise the weekly amount.
|
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Immigrant chefs of traditional cuisines operate under numerous and varying constraints.
|
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On the whole, Qi 2016's exhibitions were of varying quality.
|
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Roll on the next array of plays and their varying provocations.
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In recent years, the professional sports leagues have taken varying positions.
|
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His kidnappers were a motley crew with varying levels of piety.
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The similar, emoluments-clause cases against Trump have produced varying results.
|
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The local police, in varying degrees of armament, augmented the security.
|
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The test locations include airports of varying sizes, the agency said.
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There are many others with varying degrees of size and power.
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Throughout our history, we've had varying sizes serving on the bench.
|
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Other provinces have instituted such measures, with varying degrees of success.
|
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On the internet, Sonic OCs are fan creations of varying quality.
|
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Inevitably, varying stakeholders will seek to add more to the legislation.
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S cientists have varying ideas about how we acquire spoken language.
|
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There are also varying degrees of medical facilities across the system.
|
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They said constituents have expressed concern about the varying employer standards.
|
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Twitter and Google have agreed to do it in varying degrees.
|
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Bloom's designs also explore the varying cultural traditions of this exchange.
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All of the defendants are out on bail, of varying amounts.
|
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LMU has a long history of hosting speakers with varying perspectives.
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The answer: Many are bankrolled, to varying degrees, by their parents.
|
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Home exercise devices are also incorporating virtual reality in varying ways.
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Instead of holding the change of speed constant while varying the angle of incidence, the new lens holds the angle of incidence constant while varying the amount that the speed changes on different parts of the lens.
|
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These phrases are often used interchangeably, but they refer to slightly different things: All of these might be called for during an outbreak, to varying degrees of effectiveness, and result in varying degrees of hardship for individuals.
|
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"I do believe that there are elements that will try to rig the election on varying degrees of scale and this will certainly affect the outcome in varying degrees," said Peter Goldberg, an RNC committeeman from Alaska.
|
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Other photos of animal misconduct of varying degrees have also been found.
|
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The complex is now home to 247 prisoners in varying security levels.
|
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Certain activities did cause the color to change, though with varying accuracy.
|
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To varying degrees we're all marked by time, or will be soon.
|
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But it's not just our appearance that changes at a varying rate.
|
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States have varying rules on screening, training and evaluating school bus drivers.
|
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Pinterest is varying its approach---and its fonts---depending on the country.
|
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These celebrities, at varying degrees, have all broken up with social media.
|
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The trade war has roiled global markets, with varying consequences for consumers.
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There's a lot of people in varying stages of grief right now.
|
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The more realistic options pose varying degrees of threats to the Raptors.
|
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This has been done before by other phone-makers with varying results.
|
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That's why festivals have a varying degree of crossover with each other.
|
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At the moment, states have varying regulations when it comes to insurance.
|
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Each of these women has a varying chance of winning in November.
|
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It lives on within you, in varying degrees, depending on the day.
|
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Instagram lets you weed out posts you don't want with varying results.
|
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The abuse resulted "varying forms of scars, including broken arms," Juarez added.
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Other oil-producing states face varying degrees of economic and budget pain.
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Reality: You piece together scraps of green clothing of all varying shades.
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Circumbinary planets are often harder to confirm because of their varying orbits.
|
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For example, in May the entire group rocked varying shades of brunette.
|
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Many high-profile companies and services made the transition, with varying success.
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In a minimally-decorated room, giant bouquets are suspended in varying heights.
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They also calculated death rates from ovarian cancer for varying age groups.
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This makes them more fun, especially on endurance races over varying terrain.
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There are also conference rooms of varying sizes that you can book.
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Sleigh Bells "And Saints" We are all varying degrees of not okay.
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Experts have varying opinions on how to safely store your final documents.
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Tuesday, 22 people were found in varying states of overdose in Brooklyn.
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Steve McCann: I think people would have varying opinions on that perhaps.
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These debts are divided into tranches which face varying risks from default.
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Politicians have long tried to shroud themselves in secrecy to varying degrees.
|
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We see such differences, in varying degrees, in pretty much every animal.
|
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Rich Juzwiak, writing for Gawker in 2014, outlined Timberlake's varying responses clearly.
|
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But the former "Apprentice" star has given varying accounts about the tape.
|
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The latest model has multiple motions, varying sounds, and mp3/Bluetooth compatibility.
|
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Kyra Sedgwick and Debra Messing to do the same in varying amounts.
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I will he handing out straws after the show of varying sizes.
|
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Like the biological synapse, it changes (resistivity) with varying patterns of use.
|
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It's been tested in lots of places, with varying degrees of strictness.
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They did so, however, with varying levels of enthusiasm for each approach.
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Governments around the world have taken varying approaches to their returnee problem.
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It's varying a lot, and that just depends on how I feel.
|
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Colorful prints featured on jumpsuits and dresses in varying lengths and shapes.
|
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Trader David Seaburg sees varying fates for some exploration and production names.
|
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Approximately 690,000 people currently have DACA protections, with varying dates of expiration.
|
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To varying degrees, those sentiments reflect broadly shared ideas for changing Washington.
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Even studies with identical twins having 222q have shown varying individual symptoms.
|
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Mr Putin's advisers are showing varying degrees of ambition in their proposals.
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David and Mr. Whishaw's character both try, with varying degrees of success.
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Vincent stages a selection of these stories with varying degrees of success.
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Last season, he played in 66 games, with varying levels of success.
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They've been doing it for for years, with varying degrees of success.
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"Preliminary reports indicate several pedestrians with injuries, varying severity," the police said.
|
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Scientists estimate the fatality rate at 40% to 75%, varying by outbreak.
|
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Swift is always exacting with her words, with varying degrees of success.
|
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A stream of varying accounts about the convoy attack fit that pattern.
|
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On the bridge, Logan addressed the foragers, four women of varying ages.
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Other countries may be willing to back the administration to varying degrees.
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When you hand out invites for "Holy Cloutrimony," guests have varying expectations.
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One shop sells hundreds of cowboy hats in varying colors and styles.
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The people they listed are internal executives with varying seniority and roles.
|
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Watching Heather Naples paint flowers in varying shades of pink is inspiring.
|
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Eventually, 12 states and Washington, DC, would announce probes of varying scope.
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There are several different ways to observe, with varying degrees of intrusion.
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Each time she performs a role, you feel her varying her approach.
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Seven studies involved more than 13,000 women in countries of varying income.
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Chemicals, including the ethanol in alcoholic drinks, absorb light to varying degrees.
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About 300 people turn up, in varying degrees of horror dress-up.
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I was uncomfortable, in varying degrees, but I did these things anyway.
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But they tell two different tales of dystopia, and with varying success.
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Between all the fight scenes, romances of varying depths will be introduced.
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Meanwhile, the party operations are building their warchests up to varying success.
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But we are now drowning in information of varying quality and from
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It's available in six sizes that are matched to varying weight ranges.
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Many species of seals and otters are susceptible, though to varying degrees.
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The team found all were vulnerable to the attack, in varying degrees.
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Meanwhile, competitors offer a bigger range of phones at varying price points.
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The same would seem to go, to varying degrees, for other events.
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It also tracks my sleep and steps, in varying degrees of accuracy.
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Although it's difficult to measure, these programs experience varying degrees of success.
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Six crossword puzzles of varying sizes and difficulties were completed on Saturday.
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The five former Guantánamo detainees had varying roles during the Taliban government.
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You have a very difficult mobile environment with varying strategies to protect.
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The range of other attire reflected their varying tolerances for the cold.
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Jackson was given 100 hours of footage of varying levels of quality.
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But other officials gave varying accounts of the casualty toll, some lower.
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In the absence of motors, these varying levels of stiffness generate complexity.
|
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Many Democratic politicians have been trying to do that, with varying success.
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You may end up with a roster of tradesmen with varying skills.
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There are, of course, lots of versions, with varying amounts of wine.
|
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People accepted "I am in 22019" as an excuse to varying degrees.
|
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The request accommodated varying sexualities but left the possibility of singlehood unacknowledged.
|
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Each of them, to varying degrees, had criticized the president in 2016.
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A fourth, Somalia, has suffered through varying degrees of mayhem for decades.
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In Chicago, players run between leaflike shapes of varying shades of green.
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Governors have ordered residents to practice those distancing procedures, to varying degrees.
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Federal courts have taken varying positions on causation standards in cyberbreach cases.
|
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Libya has been in varying states of disarray since the dictator Col.
|
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Other Star Wars games have handled this to varying degrees of success.
|
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The couples publicly show affection in different ways and in varying amounts.
|
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All genders, in their view, contained masculine and feminine in varying measure.
|
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All of them are now invested, to varying degrees, in Belgian soccer.
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And all game companies pursue their leakers with varying degrees of tenacity.
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Every animal tested, even larvae, lit up in varying patterns and intensities.
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The truth is, to varying degrees, Sanders and Clinton are both progressives.
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To varying degrees, all support the president's hard line on trade relations.
|
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Facebook, YouTube Red and Apple are all ordering shows, to varying degrees.
|
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The summer's basketball developments are, to varying degrees, expressions of athletes' power.
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Avignon also looked back to ancient odysseys with varying degrees of success.
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Next, the researchers attempted to answer how eggs might acquire varying shapes.
|
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Multiple attempts to do so were carried out Monday, with varying success.
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Related projects in Syracuse and Buffalo are in varying degrees of limbo.
|
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Israelis have been producing products with varying degrees of THC for years.
|
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Try different balloon sizes and fill them with varying amounts of water.
|
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Why it matters: All of these departures were caused by varying factors.
|
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Regulation has been weak, however, leading to widely varying standards of quality.
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It's decked out in varying shades of emerald green and gold accents.
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There is no ethical consumption under capitalism, just varying amounts of blood.
|
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But those are standard elements, found in varying ratios in innumerable gins.
|
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The winning parties are, in varying degrees, euroskeptic if not euro-hostile.
|
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All of them work, to varying degrees of remove, for the President.
|
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" Cohan was "friendly with" each one, he writes vaguely, "to varying degrees.
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" Cohan was "friendly with" each one, he writes vaguely, "to varying degrees.
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Republicans have also reacted with varying degrees of horror to Trump's remarks.
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They transform the space into a shimmering jewel box with varying textures.
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A new foundation coming out with only 11 varying shades of beige.
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Each phase lasts a single day, with the date varying by location.
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Well, there's a lot of companies that do it, to varying degrees.
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Assuming it survives, states could implement it with varying levels of stringency.
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These laws have been challenged in court with varying degrees of success.
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According to varying reports, it could have been a number of things.
|
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This is a story that people sort of knew in varying degrees.
|
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The albums reviewed below illustrate this dictum with varying degrees of sublimity.
|
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"I do believe that there are elements that will try to rig the election on varying degrees of scale and this will certainly affect the outcome in varying degrees," Peter Goldberg, an RNC committeeman from Alaska, told Politico.
|
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He explains because Rihanna doesn't play by the rules and hires models with varying body types -- and at varying stages of life (in and out of the womb) -- designers will follow suit, and models will get more gigs.
|
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With 12 varying silhouettes to choose from, there's a style for everyone, ahead.
|
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Participating companies have set different targets and deadlines with varying levels of ambition.
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They can still be found in bookstores, or online for wildly varying prices.
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Former cabinet ministers who left government in varying degrees of disgrace are back.
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Rapid Packed Math is a way of better optimizing computations of varying precision.
|
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Axon is the leading supplier of varying police technologies in the United States.
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The late-stage cautions in the first stage resulted in varying pit strategies.
|
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The films have defined Spider-Man on screen… with varying degrees of success.
|
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The winning parties are, in varying degrees, euro-skeptic if not euro-hostile.
|
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And each state has varying exemption processes based on religious and philosophical beliefs.
|
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The volunteers also had widely varying ancestry and were diverse geographically and economically.
|
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Some have varying degrees of support from the Shiite-run government in Tehran.
|
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Consensus technology like blockchain is diverse and can be described in varying ways.
|
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These come in many different shapes and sizes, with varying features and specifications.
|
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Every character on the show is insufferable, to varying degrees — entitled, selfish, scheming.
|
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I graduated $37,000 in student debt across nine loans with varying interest rates.
|
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The same story played out around the world to varying degrees of severity.
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The episode ends with two of Alicia's relationships in varying states of decay.
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But it's also because of varying views on the powers of the executive.
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There are other debt deadlines in Puerto Rico coming and in varying sizes.
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Teens talked with their parents to varying degrees about birth control and STDs.
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The approach has been used with varying degrees of success in scientific studies.
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Meanwhile, 964 companies were suspected of white-washing their accounts to varying degrees.
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They're at varying heights, and each gives a view of some secret thing.
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In different scenarios of the case, the robot was varying degrees of reliable.
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It also can use varying amounts of speech input from any one person.
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After years of varying conversations, I'm starting to think the distinction is irrelevant.
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"Three sculptures were permanently damaged and others to varying degrees," Yu told Hyperallergic.
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Arcades generally have in-house teams of employees with varying levels of expertise.
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I won several dozen scholarships of varying amounts from $200 up to $4,000.
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Other shows attempt to stick to the relationship, to varying degrees of success.
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This varying "formula" is part of what makes the drug so dangerous. 2.
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In fact, YouTube already has some videos of this sort, of varying quality.
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The perpetrators had varying degrees of connection to the Middle East-based jihadists.
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Conflicting media reports have offered varying details about which internal organs were damaged.
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Other rocket start-ups are using 3D printed technologies to widely varying degrees.
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Even within ASEAN, varying tax, VAT and duties are imposed on online purchases.
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But senators have varying opinions on whether or not they should do this.
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There will always be varying degrees of preparation with which students enter college.
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The tax credits are now means tested, as well as varying by age.
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With Apocalypse, Singer never gets around to varying his single, gloomy, dreary tune.
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You can vary the effect of oxytocin by varying the density of receptors.
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In varying forms, "hot-spot policing" has spread throughout the nation's police departments.
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A lot of products have deceptive sale prices like this, to varying degrees.
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The ruling noted that different courts have reached varying conclusions in similar cases.
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DB Investments upheld approval of a class settlement implicating varying state antitrust laws.
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Moreover, their effects can be fine-tuned by varying their concentrations and combinations.
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Those stalwarts survived Prohibition (with varying degrees of corruption) to become household names.
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Both men have tried their hands at acting, with varying amounts of success.
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The albums reviewed below all make authenticity claims to varying degrees of success.
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It runs all the Windows apps you'd expect — to varying degrees of success.
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The symptoms of neurosyphilis are protean, varying widely from one individual to another.
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We strive, with varying degrees of success, to define objects that appear effortless.
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Trump has spent years cultivating the "Trump brand," to varying degrees of success.
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The mouthpiece is similar on most brass instruments, usually varying only in size.
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The four bands reviewed below walk these tightropes with varying degrees of grace.
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To varying degrees they all function like banks, intermediating between savers and borrowers.
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It's this bizarre community who are just into Jell-O to varying degrees.
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But protests continued to erupt from time to time without with varying intensity.
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It spawned many of his touchstone sculptures: constituent figures, cast in varying sizes.
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Instead, they're counting once again on the varying desires of their fellow Californians.
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BBVA, Unicredit, ING, HSBC and BNP Paribas all have varying degrees of exposure.
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They may end up taking multiple naps of varying lengths in one day.
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But hundreds of thousands languish in state institutions of varying degrees of grimness.
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Brit: In your teens, at different ages and with varying amounts of enthusiasm.
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The process is allowed in a patchwork of other countries, to varying degrees.
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They also don't come with tips in varying sizes to accommodate different preferences.
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Being able to communicate with players about their varying hitting styles is critical.
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We also conducted different simulations with varying atmospheric deposition and soil mercury concentrations.
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And then they buried it—all of them, conspiring together, with varying motives.
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The companies responded by vowing, in varying degrees, to fight the government's challenge.
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Some claim the differences derive from the varying demographics of the two states.
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Varying your wake-up time throws off your body's wake-and-sleep rhythms.
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We don't have much time, and then there are the varying language levels.
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Libertarians seek to roll back the state's powers and functions to varying degrees.
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And her shirts are a boxier cut, to accommodate guys of varying heights.
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Varying reports of missing sailors were made in the minutes after the collision.
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"Customers have varying plans and timelines for their digital transformation initiatives," he said.
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The current crop of Democratic candidates seems to understand this, to varying degrees.
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Five states last year attempted to limit gerrymandering (with varying degrees of success).
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Many of the characters were developed for television with varying degrees of success.
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The candidates laid out their policy prescriptions to a varying degree of applause.
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But some, for varying reasons, might not pay taxes on what they earn.
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"Our employees are all cryptocurrency enthusiasts to varying degrees," said Rawdon Adams, CEO.
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An animal may inherit two varying copies of a gene from its parents.
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Mixing it up, varying our formations a little, looking at rotations and matchups.
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The #Doughnutgate and #Donutgate are also increasingly prevalent on Twitter, with varying results.
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Choose a paint scheme using one color with varying shades and/or textures.
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Other companies have explored a similar price point with varying degrees of success.
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All life forms possessed these four liquids in their bodies to varying degrees.
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The three apps are being shut down at varying times we're noting below.
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The rest of the projects are characterized here, with varying degrees of detail.
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Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, and Twitter have all experimented with it, to varying degrees.
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FromSoftware has changed how poise works across all three games, to varying degrees.
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Keeping the energy going has required varying the focus by region and theme.
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Performa 17's participants responded to the Dada cue in wildly varying ways.
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The authors of the study have several policy proposals, all with varying approaches.
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I think in varying degrees, in different ... I think they act like victims.
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There are varying levels of Neanderthal and Denisovan DNA across the human population.
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But in return Trump wants Democrats to swallow three proposals of varying unpalatability.
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Herrera's peer group have tried to solve it, with varying degrees of success.
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Since then, the city has leased tombs for a varying number of years.
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The women listened; discussions in varying degrees of depth occurred throughout the meal.
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Tech companies this week have attempted to intervene, with varying levels of success.
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Researchers have argued that these varying colors evolved partly in response to sunlight.
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Nick and Joe both pursued solo careers and enjoyed varying levels of success.
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On a personal level, I've been a vegetarian, to varying degrees, since college.
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We did varying sizes going all the way up to Freddie-sized teeth.
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Moments later, the plane climbed to altitudes varying between 22013,500 and 5,350 feet.
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They have legal standing but limited life experience and varying degrees of maturity.
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The candidates to replace Ms. Yellen all share those concerns to varying degrees.
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All 14 Super Tuesday states will use these devices, but to varying degrees.
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The Berkeley and Washington studies measured different groups of workers, with varying results.
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The result would be sixteen varying portraits built from one set of facts.
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Trump's varying explanations and claims of an audit don't add up, Kaine insisted.
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In addition, analysts said, the opposition put up, to varying degrees, weak candidates.
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Dogs, like humans, have varying degrees of tolerance for certain foods, he said.
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British researchers studied 4,525 9- and 10-year olds from varying ethnic backgrounds.
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After all, I've maintained an account (at varying levels of activity) since 2010.
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Horowitz identified 17 errors of varying gravity that investigators made in the applications.
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The other 21 stations have varying hours: Some are open from 9 a.
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Instead, the process is handled by state associations with varying degrees of efficacy.
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Patients often try the currently available treatments one after another, in varying combinations.
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The Alliance also plans to introduce 234 vehicles with varying levels of autonomy.
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He and every one of his successors bent the truth, to varying degrees.
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Successive presidents had used varying combinations of carrots and sticks toward uncommitted states.
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Chewie's varying and slightly musical "waawaawaa" sounds act like his sentences of dialogue.
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The study found different types of occupations had varying traits and values scores.
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Choosing it demands all-wheel drive that sends varying power to each wheel.
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I made a list of about 20 possible theme entries of varying lengths.
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These varying shapes and sizes can make a big difference in your cooking.
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And there are seven sheets here by Rembrandt, of varying exactitude and importance.
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"The payments contained individuals as beneficiaries and have varying details," the message said.
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But Brexit has inspired independence movements of varying strengths in each of them.
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The varying approaches could lead to different evidence reviews drawing quite different conclusions.
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And, because it's also striking, all of them are varying shades of blonde.
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And that doesn't even include the creamy versions, filled with varying nut butters.
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Horowitz identified 17 errors of varying gravity that investigators made in the applications.
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Electric vehicle charging stations are manufactured, installed and operated under varying business models.
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Many other countries in Western Europe have left-wing parties of varying extremes.
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Mr. Hyland will oversee the menu, which includes varying pasta dishes and plates.
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Lauterbach has a few theories, and all are probably true to varying degrees.
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The show goes back and forth between past and present, with varying results.
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In total, nine states and Washington, DC, have legalized marijuana at varying levels.
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Soul Quest attracts more and more veterans, and they come from varying backgrounds.
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Many other districts and provinces are also under varying degrees of Taliban control.
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It said the remaining 174 convicted defendants were handed sentences of varying lengths.
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Within many states, different regions showed varying levels of marijuana use as well.
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You can see where these varying definitions can lead to some uncharitable interpretations.
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He made model books of varying purpose for students to copy and study.
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In 2017, these varying takes often frustratingly stack on top of one another.
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These widely varying home costs can make it more challenging to save and invest.
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A rising interest rate environment could also have varying impacts on midtier U.S. banks.
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Depending on the president it serves, the board has had varying levels of power.
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Instead, a handful of machines work noiselessly, printing parts of varying sizes and shapes.
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It would also expose young people to peers of varying backgrounds and reduce divisions.
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People with cerebral palsy demonstrate adapted versions of the exercise to accommodate varying abilities.
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The longer we shot, the more vocal I became, varying my pitch and volume.
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There are realistic (though all white) attachments of varying textures that you can use.
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The ACA makes discrimination illegal, but Republican plans roll that back to varying degrees.
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Instead of Grammys, sculptures of her in varying styles fill the family room's bookcase.
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Everything is neon pink, or shimmery gold, or varying shades of green and purple.
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But the state tax bite is another story, varying widely from state to state.
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Screenshot: GoogleThis weekend, Americans of varying denominations gathered with friends and family to celebrate.
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Set out a few glasses of water with varying amounts of salt in them.
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For many, this mindset carries over in varying degrees of intensity into everyday life.
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There are varying levels of pressure Edge Sense can detect to prevent accidental squeezes.
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Varying levels of illumination and thickness of cloud can lead to dramatic visual effects.
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Tours of the palace are available year-round with varying summer and winter hours.
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And I've navigated every issue and fight out there, with varying levels of grace.
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But, forget clashing prints with separates — instead, look to dresses made of varying fabrics.
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Border businessfolk offer varying views of Mr Trump's plan to disrupt this delicate ecosystem.
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I hope that this inspires empathy and better communication between people of varying neurotypes.
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But it also occurred to varying degrees in Continental Europe, Canada, Australia, and Japan.
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Several aspiring and established Hollywood actresses have had varying levels of involvement with Nxivm.
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Democrats have to varying degrees tried (but failed) to pursue policy in this area.
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Each year around 250m people worldwide are affected by varying degrees of sight loss.
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Japan, China, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Brazil and Venezuela have varying degrees of economic distress.
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This technique results in a time-varying signal called the blood-pulse waveform (BPW).
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The sample included 3,316 women of varying races, ages, locations, education levels, and incomes.
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These smaller banks also have varying degrees of sophistication in their risk management practices.
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TBC has also proposed projects in other parts of the country with varying success.
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About half the world's economies have private-credit bureaus, of varying degrees of sophistication.
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His fellow populist caudillos in Latin America are each in varying degrees of trouble.
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In the Senate, 51 percent of Republican offices offered interns pay, to varying extents.
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Together with AG, we tapped into their routines as well as their varying approaches.
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The 17 padrinos make varying wages and many live rent-free in the house.
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There were 26 rooms in varying states of decay arrayed around a central courtyard.
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The alliance has broad principles and a range of policy proposals (of varying specificity).
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Similar protests against Laura Ingraham and Sean Hannity met with varying degrees of success.
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Maybe this is why your potency numbers are varying more than you would expect?
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Developers have tried to answer these questions for years, with varying degrees of success.
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And having federal rules rather than varying state statutes would create fewer compliance headaches.
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To varying degrees, states then and since have tried to control freedom of speech.
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Here are three companies that have made functional hoverboards, to varying levels of success.
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And some of what we associate with drones comes with varying degrees of scariness.
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By then, most of the word was in varying states of disrepair and squalor.
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It's a throughline in all the varying business ventures he has been involved with.
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That whine changes based on varying power demands from a screen's content-rendering processor.
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So there needs to be more research done to untangle all these varying influences.
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Below, find an array of musical gender roles performed with varying degrees of acuity.
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Gradually, people realized they could get faster by running longer and varying the pace.
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He's already claimed to transplant rat and monkey heads with varying degrees of success.
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The seat belts will be able to shift to accommodate passengers of varying widths.
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A piping bag and varying nozzles makes it simple to create an impressive cake.
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And the respective styles of these three writers are, to varying degrees, regionally representative.
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The wildly varying temperatures and man-made snow in Pyeongchang have also posed problems.
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The Hill's video team highlights the varying reactions from Republicans to Trump's executive order.
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There are varying price targets for the stock between $120 and $170 on Apple.
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These studies collectively included nearly 4.5 million adults of varying ages from 12 countries.
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Huawei has stuffed the Mate 20's camera full of features of varying usefulness.
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Called GoRide, the fleet has 15 transit vans to accommodate people with varying needs.
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"Beachcomber" (2018) is made of distinct, abstract paint strokes of varying thickness and materiality.
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Such a harmonisation would affect the large Dutch banks, although to a varying degree.
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Glowing or not, marine snow is found in oceans everywhere, though in varying amounts.
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They change the electrocyte's conductivity varying the salt and mineral concentrations in the cells.
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The suspects used multiple vehicles of varying styles as getaway cars, the FBI said.
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And access to reproductive healthcare is restricted in varying degrees in all 50 states.
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Under the FDA's REMS program, 71 drugs are covered by varying levels of protection.
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These Londoners achieve varying degrees of success at making a life in the metropolis.
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Majorities of varying degrees of Democrats, independents and Republicans want action (see chart above).
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Mulesoft works with companies to bring together different sources of data like varying APIs.
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But their materials, though brightly colored and in varying designs, were cheap, creaky plastic.
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Seventeen yachts of varying styles and dimensions set out from Portsmouth, England, on Sept.
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Her landscape resembles a sculptor's studio filled with artifacts of varying shapes, colors, textures.
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I can play them in a number of different ways, always slightly varying speeds.
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The margin of error ranged from 85033 to 4 percentage points, varying by state.
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To varying degrees, all of them are being hurt by the continuing government shutdown.
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That varying treatment underscores the importance of shopping around for the most favorable terms.
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At least 10 subsequent studies echoed the results, with varying degrees of increased risk.
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Back then, treatments consisted of fistfuls of pills, each one guided by varying rules.
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Instead, we are forced to rely on estimates and state data of varying quality.
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There are varying degrees of cerebral palsy and it affects individuals in different ways.
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"These are individuals who, with varying degrees, have little regard for others," Navarro says.
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But it would be nice if you could choose between varying levels of Nicotine.
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Filmed in various venues of varying sizes, 100% Fresh is both hilarious and surprising.
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State and local governments, though, have tried to regulate the practice to varying degrees.
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Republican leaders had to balance varying concerns within the party to approve the plan.
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By comparison, even Holland, with 16,000 square miles, has varying policies governing its terrain.
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MedSec and Muddy Waters have given varying accounts of the urgency of their discovery.
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That is up to 50, with about 190 pros using it to varying degrees.
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The remaining defendants face varying counts of murder, manslaughter, kidnapping, assault and gang assault.
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Crowdfunding websites provide varying levels of assistance to donors trying to navigate tax rules.
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In 2019 Netflix released countless original dramas, comedies, and thrillers to varying critical reception.
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It is meant to help researchers understand the varying toxicity of different tobacco products.
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So the Uber test isn't black and white, it is varying shades of grey.
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During presidential election years, Americans of varying political persuasions often contemplate moving to Canada.
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Throughout this album, Mr. Malik opts for a low-octane approach, with varying success.
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I don't mean they ran on local issues although they did to varying degrees.
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Today, capitalism and varying degrees of democracy now flourish in these former communist states.
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All told, 18 states prohibit the practice, with varying degrees of breadth and severity.
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Almost all were dry, and displayed varying levels of citrus flavors and earthy fruitiness.
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The rest is owned by about 25 investors, who hold portions of varying sizes.
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There are several types of VPN options, with varying degrees of convenience and security.
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This is how the varying levels of activity in the fish's dHbs were observed.
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The mismatch points to the complex chemistry varying from one lake to the next.
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Where those two parties were normally sort of varying hues of the same color.
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The participants could choose either a high- or low-effort tasks for varying rewards.
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This person is currently under investigation, which some are aware of, to varying degrees.
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That is emblematic of the widely varying practices used to account for disaster deaths.
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A changing axial tilt is the biggest driver of wildly varying seasons on Pluto.
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China has also sought to work more closely with other countries, with varying success.
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Neuro-stimulation covers too many different techniques, for various applications and of varying quality.
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In anyone else's work, the designer's often varying qualities may have seemed like contradictions.
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With varying degrees of success, they are fighting for the soul of their cities.
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Certain industries and companies have chosen to rally around different issues, with varying outcomes.
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Medical implants observe and modify heartbeats and insulin levels, with varying degrees of transparency.
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Each element of the undulating terrain is different, with varying microclimates, exposures and soils.
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"Absolutely." What is the effect of varying spoken conversation with thoughts about the conversation?
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Live music is used to help string together episodes of varying levels of interest.
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Separately, these vehicles sell slices of varying seniority to investors such as insurance companies.
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Researchers have used AI to generate text for decades with varying levels of success.
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Practice good sound management by varying your playlists and keeping the volume in check.
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He meant that a criminal statute must not be subject to varying reasonable interpretations.
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They photographed 313 household objects at 50 different angles with varying backgrounds and perspectives.
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The studies drew from very different groups of men of varying age and fertility.
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Transportation deserts were present to varying degrees in all 52 cities in our study.
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Over those years, I had varying amounts of contact with my mother and siblings.
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Some hosts have given their guests carte blanche; others have collaborated, with varying results.
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Workers of varying earning power are continuing to benefit from today's tight labor market.
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The varying degrees of their success proved that the divine powers didn't play favorites.
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Background checks do not correlate directly to gun sales because of varying state laws.
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On the streets of Buenos Aires, immigrants had varying reactions to Mr. Macri's decree.
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Cosby's unit houses inmates of varying ages and it is not a geriatric unit.
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Other polling (of varying quality) has also shown that Buttigieg is on the upswing.
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Hendricks handed down varying sentences for each of offences, saying some would run concurrently.
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Apple is widely-expected to announce new iPhones of varying sizes on Sept. 12.
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Since then, the Clintons have enjoyed varying degrees of success on the global stage.
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Fashion review Valentino, Viktor & Rolf and Balmain take to their soapboxes, with varying success.
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Teachers in Arizona, Kentucky, and Oklahoma also organized strikes, with varying degrees of success.
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Judges have varying reputations for being more or less careful in scrutinizing warrant applications.
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The online marketplace for art is therefore subject to varying degrees of self-regulation.
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So in early February, four varying immigration bills were put up for a vote.
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We're gonna help you in varying ways, but we're not gonna solve your problems.
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Since then, he estimates he has had 15 mini-strokes, varying in frequency and length.
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Like being able to open and pin virtual displays of varying sizes within physical space.
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Where's the fun in interactive entertainment that isn't driven by a varying degree of conflict?
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Varying across specialties, anesthesiologists had the highest averages, while general practice physicians had the lowest.
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Over the next two decades, many other economists have performed similar studies, with varying results.
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Since then, Muniz estimates he has had 15 mini-strokes, varying in frequency and length.
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"The shooter appeared to have an interest in varying, competing violent ideologies," Bennett told reporters.
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Instead, HDR makes images with widely varying lights and darks look better on your screen.
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America is a nation of immigrants, with English-language proficiency of varying quality, including historically.
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Others attempt to address the European refugee crisis head-on, with varying degrees of success.
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There's plenty of research to suggest that many animals display varying degrees of self-consciousness.
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Varying degrees of fire restrictions are in place on many other federal lands in Colorado.
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All are statements with varying degrees of accuracy and spoken not as resolution but evasion.
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It should be noted, however, that there are varying prognoses for living life with microcephaly.
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And they show varying degrees of shock...especially when the worm is large and writhing.
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This ancient population was unevenly distributed across the central lowlands, with varying degrees of urbanization.
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Republicans are currently in power, and his companies rely to varying degrees on government support.
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Spain sold 4.08 billion euros of debt of varying maturities including an October 2048 line.
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I've said this before, to varying degrees of reader disgust, but I don't like movies.
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The federal government's efforts to provide ubiquitous internet access have had varying levels of success.
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That has resulted in educational levels varying widely among Asian-Americans depending on their descent.
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So, to varying degrees, are almost all the politicians in Mr Trump's administration (see graphic).
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Over the course of 10 themed chapters, there are 40 different designs of varying difficulty.
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My dive shop organizes several trips a year to varying dive sites around the world.
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It guessed, correctly, that varying video length by platform would result in higher watch times.
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But I'm sure you acknowledge the varying degree of ways we're consuming information these days.
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From 2017-2018, it was 280 days, with varying lifespans across file type and industry.
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There are absolutely loads of speakers out there, with varying degrees of power and portability.
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The triangular modules they developed are made of ferro-cement with holes of varying sizes.
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Puerto Rican officials have given varying accounts of what led to the toddler's sudden fall.
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And this approach works with varying degrees of deftness, depending on which film you're watching.
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The future will likely bring more legislation like Russia's, albeit with varying degrees of severity.
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The singer has had blond hair — in varying lengths and styles — for nearly two decades.
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They were stuck with each other and trying, with varying success, to make it work.
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On a quarterly basis, both dollar and deal volume are up, albeit by varying degrees.
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But this rise in market power comes in several guises, with varying implications for consumers.
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The result will be a patchwork of varying laws across the country on Election Day.
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Today at Yale, there are even several levels of introductory physics courses with varying prerequisites.
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Most pop songs are a series of three or four chords played in varying order.
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Teams of researchers added their own technology to the robot, with varying degrees of success.
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Since the murder, Trump has taken varying positions on how to react, including possible sanctions.
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L'Oréal says varying skin pH levels can cause inflammatory skin conditions, like eczema and dryness.
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FOR months, Kosovo, Macedonia and Albania have each been embroiled in crises of varying kinds.
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The combination of migration and varying fertility means that provinces are ageing at different speeds.
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The HET uses multiple rotors that can adapt to varying conditions, according to the company.
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The sector has attracted private equity interest over the years with varying degrees of success.
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Then she heads to a shelf stocked with Transformers of varying sizes, colors, and allegiances.
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ICE detainees come from countries all over the world, with varying degrees of vaccination coverage.
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By varying degrees, this means boycotting the UFC generally or boycotting UFC 206 in particular.
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Apple has made some recent attempts at US manufacturing, though with varying degrees of success.
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This set comes with four bins in varying sizes so you can customize your space.
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In his works, which are all performative to varying degrees, Mentrup tests our psychological limits.
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Numerous photos (of varying quality) have been making the rounds on social media for weeks.
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Later he pulled off a few other jumpy-hitty things to varying degrees of success.
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It also wants to allow customers to get varying denominations of cash from its ATMs.
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Other companies are required to reduce output by varying percentages based on their emission levels.
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It's been played by a hundred wrestlers of varying nationalities and ethnicities throughout wrestling's history.
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He said each state had different voting laws and varying usage of new voting technologies.
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Varying temperatures support different kinds of microbial host communities, Zayed explained, and viruses adapt accordingly.
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Between the increased personnel needs and their varying schedules, organizing showcases becomes a logistical nightmare.
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They're used to treat late-stage melanoma, bladder, neck and other cancers — with varying success.
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Sandberg also lobbied members of the Senate, to varying degrees of success, to ease off.
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The wines came from nearly 4,000 different wineries and were of varying age and type.
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MasterChef, Project Runway and Chopped all have "Jr." versions, but with varying degrees of success.
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China has a long history of establishing special economic zones — with varying degrees of success.
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This allows for not only easy replacement but also for varying power and range options.
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There's those obvious genre signaling days that people participate in varying degrees of self-awareness.
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They are Eurosceptic, anti-migrant (albeit in varying degrees) and led by charismatic rabble-rousers.
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Henceforth Germany will have a six-party system that will see varying and colourful coalitions.
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A report by McKinsey attributes the divergence to the varying pace of digitisation across industries.
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Super Bright Mode is meant for taking photos in low light, and has varying results.
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Burks, Allen, Sefolosha, and Royce O'Neale are assembly-line wings with varying degrees of verve.
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Some aim to provide the right incentives for those ideas to bloom, with varying success.
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I knew that inside the Beltway, fellow Democrats had varying opinions on her political acumen.
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Extended warranties provide coverage past the basic warranties and come in varying lengths and mileages.
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Scientists estimate the virus has a fatality rate of 40% to 75%, varying by outbreak.
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Rosacea is a relatively common skin condition with varying degrees of sensitivity and visible redness.
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I was met with a fairly unremarkable residential street with houses of varying aesthetic quality.
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Others have tried to overcome the surveillance culture we've induced, with varying levels of success.
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Whales and dolphins have extraordinary hearing and the ability to communicate in widely varying voices.
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In that event, Venezuelan bonds of varying maturities should perform well in the following days.
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Mondale and his successors have performed that role in different ways and to varying degrees.
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But on the whole, finalists took varying approaches to releasing their proposals to the public.
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Kavanaugh faced three public accusations of varying degrees of sexual misconduct during his confirmation process.
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Four other women have also publicly accused Bill Clinton of varying degrees of sexual misconduct.
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State officials to varying degrees aggregate these unofficial results and report them for statewide races.
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And sea salt aerosol kicked up by Pacific cyclones are varying shades of light blue.
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Mr. Trump and his Republican allies have offered varying explanations over the Ukraine pressure campaign.
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LEDs, which are increasingly common in desk lamps, deliver varying levels of brightness and color.
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Trump has called out the media for getting crowd sizes wrong before with varying results.
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Natural, muscle-memory actions result from predictable feedback, and let people cope with varying situations.
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Binding and individualizing values are not mutually exclusive, and people have varying degrees of both.
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There are three different tiers of premium seats and they come with some varying benefits.
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Shakespeare, that is, wanted to include virtually all the lines varying between the two sources.
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It was a canny trick to tie together two reporters with varying degrees of credibility.
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The scientists charted how many people of varying ages were alive in a given year.
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South Korea, China and India all have policies that are anti-coal to varying degrees.
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Liberals disagree with all of these motivations, but can empathize with them to varying degrees.
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Each state has different standards, not to mention regulatory examiners with varying degrees of sophistication.
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Then, of course, there are always some next-level clues, of varying degrees of brilliance.
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I really appreciate your attention to detail in the way you describe the varying textures.
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So the Air Force is faced not with solutions, but with varying degrees of disappointment.
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They exercise regularly at varying degrees of intensity, with the most common exercise being walking.
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I made an app in openframeworks that has about 10 different sliders for varying controls.
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It includes 29 new kaleidoscope lipsticks, 24 eyeshadows, and six powder blushes in varying textures.
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Every player plays through pain, often of the sort that undermines performance to varying degrees.
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They're clueless about the varying level of responsibility and long-term commitment each will make.
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I resonate most with music when I think about black love in its varying ways.
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"Pond" is a slim novel, told in chapters of varying lengths that resemble short stories.
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Remodeled by TC Plus, the G-Lab is a home with varying levels of privacy.
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There are many reputable VPN providers with varying features and costs to choose from.5.
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Schools have widely varying budgets when it comes to special subjects like music and art.
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"The truth of the matter is, to me, the varying degrees didn't matter," she said.
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It has eased the blockade intermittently, allowed varying amounts of fuel, food supplies and medicine.
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Once dried, it can preserve a sense of its original fluidity to greatly varying degrees.
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Basic tents of varying sizes sat atop wooden platforms, with lawn chairs and doormats outside.
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Instead, the organisms may have competed with one another with varying reproductive strategies, he suggested.
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But drone videos offer a more complete view of the varying behaviors of migrating caribou.
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These varying approaches produce a surprisingly large range of ways to view the Roberts Court.
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Every author I spoke to was, to varying degrees, aware of the assumptions of autobiography.
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Ryan has tried to keep the peace within his party — to varying degrees of success.
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Of course, varying any critical assumption can add or subtract billions or trillions of dollars.
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One soldier received a placebo, but three others were given varying doses of the drug.
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But Mr. Blanchard always rescues the moment by heeding the words and varying the music.
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Parliament has already rejected her plan three times by margins varying from historic to hefty.
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One contains four soft balls, the other a few cars of varying sizes and types.
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As light travels along the scarab's back, it hits the nanostructures in repeating, varying layers.
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Mr. Butterwick said he charged commissions varying between 5 and 15 percent for such transactions.
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But we also have 50 states with their own election laws and wildly varying rules.
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The next day we presented them with scenarios that contained varying levels of moral content.
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Four male models charting varying degrees of androgyny wander in and out, quickly changing clothes.
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Players make their wagers at counters around town, which have varying limits for the jackpot.
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But those men come from varying backgrounds, with different mental health diagnoses and criminal histories.
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All deny that they are running for the top job, with varying degrees of plausibility.
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Treasury yields of varying maturities, including the benchmark 10-year note, fell to record lows.
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In the skies, the airline has numerous options from niche food companies, varying by route.
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If I'm not overwhelmed, I'm some other adjective: anxious, melancholy, or varying degrees of unsettled.
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They have been subjected to varying degrees of mental abuse but less often physical torture.
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But it also introduces inconsistencies, local politics, and laws, with varying protections for civil liberties.
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The pheasants were driven toward us, and we shot them, with varying degrees of competence.
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Mr. Skerret trains 13 fighters of varying ages, and said Mr. Mcleod is his best.
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Filmmakers do it all the time, of course, with varying degrees of skill and success.
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Adults with wildly varying agendas have long used kids to serve their own political interests.
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I have friends with varying viewpoints and work well with individuals across the political spectrum.
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High-end, custom-made fabric wallpapers with varying kaleidoscopic designs cover the walls and ceilings.
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Since then, the city of Venice has leased tombs for a varying number of years.
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States, cities, and nonprofit organizations around the country promptly filed lawsuits, with varying preliminary outcomes.
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The eight remaining justices have tried to varying degrees to skirt the 4-4 issue.
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Their governments have been focused on delivering much-needed reforms, to varying degrees of success.
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Each group of women was shown pictures of men with varying degrees of facial hair.
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Diabetes, for example, can raise risk scores by varying amounts, depending on a patient's complications.
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This 60-capsule mix features three delicious blends – Lungo, Arabica, and Deciso – varying in intensity.
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These different groups have varying perspectives depending on how they are affected by the outbreak.
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Android OEMs have also tried to compete with the iPad with varying degrees of success.
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Under such conditions, we shouldn't be surprised that the swing state polls are varying widely.
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Business Insider talked to 10 current and former Hearst employees of varying seniority and tenure.
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The data suggest varying levels of concentration across industries, as shown in the following graph.
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It has impacted women, children and families of varying ages, races and walks of life.
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But that was not surprising, he added, given other research showing varying processes of domestication.
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Get four different knives with varying wood handles and blade hardness of 56-58 HRC.
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Medicare offers no help, and Medicaid, varying by state, generally pays skimpily for limited procedures.
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Each kit has one doll, two hairstyle options (one longer, one shorter) and varying clothes.
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About half of Republicans in 2013 supported legal status to varying degrees with certain conditions.
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Díaz's collection of stories explores the complexities of love, in all of its varying forms.
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So were the governments of our two largest provinces, Ontario and Quebec, in varying degrees.
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Consolidation was the name of the game in the 2010s — to varying degrees of success.
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The children — of varying skin tones — are walking, single file, into the Strait of Gibraltar.
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They also provide varying levels of support for opposing sides of the conflict in Yemen.
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It&aposs been replaced with varying family arrangements for a variety of reasons, she wrote.
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Gender inequality was shown to be high, although in varying degrees, across all 50 states.
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Experts said the lack of public understanding is exacerbated by varying definitions of social entrepreneurs.
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This election season, all three of those fundamental settlements have become, to varying degrees, unsettled.
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At the very front of the store are Galaxy Note 10 smartphones in varying colors ...
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Last December, those Democratic candidates all released information on their medical histories to varying degrees.
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It has emerged as a tech Wild West, with very few rules, varying by country.
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In various ways and to varying degrees, McCain did this for more than 30 years.
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Because of their characters' wild antics, crashers have aspired to emulate them — in varying degrees.
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Throughout my education I have learned about the Holocaust in different subjects to varying degrees.
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This meant that there were two versions of each episode, varying drastically from each other.
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The writers deal in darkness (to varying degrees), so how scared could they be, right?
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This gives us a sense of how varying turnout would shift support for a policy.
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Recently, phishing has been weaponized to varying degrees of sophistication with a key technique: impersonation.
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There are more than 3,500 species of mosquitoes, all of varying sizes, appetites, and dispositions.
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We broke the story ... 2 people suffered gunshot wounds, and several others had varying injuries.
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It's been the basic principle behind immigration policy, enforced to varying degrees, for several administrations.
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But there's this other category of people who also believe in it to varying degrees.
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Those very different labor markets are going to have varying abilities to command good benefits.
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Cornell released several solo albums following the dissolution of Audioslave, to varying degrees of success.
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Its relatively weak federal government must strike compromises among provinces with varying ideologies, cultures and languages.
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Academics have tried to tease out the humans from the bots with varying degrees of success.
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The products, tested by the FDA, were found to contain small but varying amounts of belladonna.
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On the other hand, there are techniques that can identify attackers with varying degrees of precision.
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The members of the Xbox Underground have readjusted to civilian life with varying degrees of success.
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She and 14 other women have made varying levels of sexual misconduct accusations against the President.
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The Related Articles feature—a list of suggested links offering varying perspectives—is technically not new.
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Some ironing boards offer an adjustable height design to provide comfort to people of varying heights.
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The library is assembled out of 99 cubes topped with domes, each module varying in size.
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But so far, other Democratic candidates have mostly distanced themselves, to varying degrees, from Sanders's proposal.
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What happens when you don't account for the differing preferences, tendencies and biases among varying humans?
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The services, with varying tiers, add-ons, and pricing options, might be a bit confusing though.
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To achieve the perm-inspired curls you see here, Ortega recommends varying your curling wand's width.
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The Confederacy had three capital cities at varying points: Montgomery, Alabama; Richmond, Virginia; and Danville, Virginia.
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The extension, called Tune, lets you choose to see varying levels of polite or aggressive comments.
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This is because the values are wildly varying and there is a MASSIVE amount of data.
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I'm at varying points in the lengthy stories of the platform's many fantastic role-playing games.
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Since that time he has appeared in three debates with a varying cast of Democratic characters.
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Moreover, it is tied up in retirement savings as well as varying degrees of social insurance.
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There are plenty of knockoffs too, made with varying degrees of quality, by third-party manufacturers.
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America all looks the same to him, with varying degrees of miserable cold or insane humidity.
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Grubhub charges varying tiers of commission fees, the highest being "marketing commission" at 20-plus percent.
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There are 382 counting areas in total, varying in size from 1,700 to 700,000 eligible voters.
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Just engaging hands, paws and brains of varying sizes can enhance a participant's sense of control.
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Developers in these other places pushed forward with styles specific to those platforms, to varying extent.
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Due to the varying rarity of Counter-Strike weapon skins, a living economy has taken shape.
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A total of 49 of the 50 states support the use of marijuana to varying degrees.
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People have varying sensitivities to different frequencies, so your brain may interpret noises differently than others.
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Synthetic shades of blue have been sought after since Antiquity, with varying successes along the way.
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Space is filled with cosmic rays — tiny fragments of atoms — all with varying amounts of energies.
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Featuring 9 trays, this device is perfect for those with large families and varying taste buds.
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Another finding is that in circuit courts, you see behavior varying over the presidential election cycle.
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There are differing opinions about when women begin annual mammograms, varying from age 40 to 50.
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This new research from OpenAI sidesteps this issue by varying how the AI predicts the future.
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These changes are made through "statutory instruments" (SI), subject to varying degrees of scrutiny by lawmakers.
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You can shop Queen Elizabeth's suitcase and a few similar picks at varying price points below.
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Western leaders also spent years praising China for embracing global goods, with varying degrees of justification.
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A given flight might pass through a sequence of flight segments with varying degrees of congestion.
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Ultimately, you want a bunch of Pokémon of varying types with high "CP", or combat power.
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The companies will be seeded with a varying amount of capital depending on the business's needs.
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A better approach recognizes a hierarchy of decision-makers with varying degrees of freedom and importance.
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This reveals three new apps of varying degrees of utility: Sticky Notes, Sketchpad and Screen Sketch.
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Varying sizes of fluid-filled cysts are more noticeable one week before their period, as well.
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For this story, I spoke to more than 235 people with varying attachments to the movement.
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And coroners and medical examiners use varying standards to assess a Taser's role in a death.
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So far she has uploaded 13 episodes of varying length, all featuring her and her friends.
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The four albums reviewed below aspire to subversion and enact it with varying degrees of commitment.
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