But after the outrage subsides, very little of consequence changes.
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Up until now, we've seen very little of Joanna's process.
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Those commercials also featured very little of the company's vehicles.
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But very little of substance actually transpires in this episode.
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I pay very little of the price of fame now.
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But very little of that got an airing in Nevada.
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"Very little of what is called recyclable is actually recyclable."
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Very little of it was related to luck or genetics.
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Their refined counterparts typically have very little of either ingredient.
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There's some subtext on BoJack, but very little of it.
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Curiously, oil stocks actually gave up very little of their gains.
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There was very little of what Strzok said that was credible.
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We've seen very little of what prison life is like inside.
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But it works because very little of we're seeing is new.
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Allen pointed out that very little of Interior's work is classified.
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None of that -- or very little of it -- has changed for Moore.
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Tunnel has already been reported in Sisman's biography, and very little of
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Iggy: Well, mostly that very little of my life is my own.
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But very little of this new season takes place in Washington state.
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On a speed ascent, he takes very little of it with him.
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Very little of it, I suspect, reflects support for their policy positions.
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There's some grim stuff here, but very little of Willeford's mordant humor.
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On Earth, very little of the surface is shaped by asteroid impacts.
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BOB BAKISH: Well, first of all, very little of it is promotional.
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In fact, very little of that benefit gets to families, Grundman says.
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And for years, very little of that information got outside to the press.
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I'd heard of Maria Mitchell but I really knew very little of her.
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No. Very little of the film sticks with you after the credits roll.
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"Very little of what I've done with him has been tutorial," he said.
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Very little of this is inevitable, and that's what makes it more frustrating.
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But there seems to be very little of that in Thailand these days.
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"I think very little of that [takeover speculation] is in the stock," Sanderson said.
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I hadn't been a huge television watcher, but it requires very little of me.
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It's heart-pounding action, even more notable because very little of it is CGI.
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Very little of The Great Wall is emotionally resonant, but it's all rather pretty.
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Mr. Cabrera said he was still recovering and remembered very little of what happened.
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The plates jangled with flavor, and very little of it came from animal fat.
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My guess is that very little of the back-and-forth ended in consensus.
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But it was virtually unknown in France and there was very little of it.
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Tom Chino was not yet born, and knows very little of his family's experience.
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No, it's not meant to be crass—there's very little of that in the show.
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You get paid for a lot of work, oftentimes very little of it shows up.
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Very little of this made sense, but hey it's 2017 and this is our reality.
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But I experienced very little of that in my time with Breath of the Wild.
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For a country that so values competition and choice, we have very little of it.
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Trump's policies really resemble very little of what we typically associate with free-market Republicanism.
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Very little of that happens in Loving, even though the film is definitely Oscar-bait.
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We see plenty of skin from the five stars but very little of what's underneath.
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At this point, with very little of this grid filled in, I started taking shots.
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Very little of each picture is actually stuff that you can't find in real life.
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Very little of the Donald Trump's personal behavior since becoming president has been genuinely surprising.
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But many of those offended by OK boomer seem to understand very little of this.
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Yet they are functionally illiterate — they comprehend very little of what they can sound out.
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Put differently, give a rich man another dollar, and he'll spend very little of it.
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"Adolescents choose very little of what they're asked to exert attention toward," Dr. Damour said.
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Highly intelligent, successful people can have very little of what is known as emotional intelligence.
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It was quite the opposite, as his family got by with very little of anything.
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This storyline anchored the episode, which featured very little of the characters viewers know well.
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The report noted that very little of Amazon's business was known to anyone but Amazon.
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All of this is potentially doable, but very little of it has actually been done.
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That follows a broader theme: Very little of what we know was volunteered by the administration.
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I have a confession to make: I've actually watched very little of the '60s Batman series.
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I run 2 web-based businesses that take very little of my time, thanks to automation.
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"Under normal circumstances there's very little of this induction going on inside the Earth," said Love.
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I've seen very little of the backlash in my personal online existence, which is really great.
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Very little of the home, which was purchased in 1999, is visible from the street, though.
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Very little of the story described above comes from interviews with O'Donnell or other Bungie principals.
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For a game in which movement is emphasized and enjoyable, combat involves very little of it.
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Asia consumes some 70 percent of global LNG, yet very little of it is freely traded.
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There was very little of the fancy election forecasting that we have to such excess today.
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We do things for each other, not for the money, because there's very little of that.
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Very little of this period, the last third of her life, is chronicled in Showalter's biography.
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As a result, this account has lost very little of its value amidst the market chaos.
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But without accessibility tools, I could understand very little of the content posted by other users.
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"Today, China shares very little of its technology with the rest of the world," he said.
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It contains very little of that claustrophobic dread that Atwood is so good at conjuring up.
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Levels are strongly determined by genetics and the majority of people produce very little of it.
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He had no birth certificate and knew very little of the first three years of his life.
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The special -- first of all, we know very little of what the Special Counsel Mueller is doing.
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Save for the occasional awards show, benefit or tour, we saw very little of the Purple One.
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Very little of that budget — less than 10 percent — actually goes into fighting ISIS and international terrorism.
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And even then, surviving families knew very little of the circumstances surrounding their relatives' captivity and deaths.
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So far, we know very little of what changes the new president wants for NASA — if any.
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Impressively, the research scientists involved were not fluent in Mandarin and knew very little of the language.
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Needless to say, there's a lot going on here, and very little of it is on point.
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Despite the fanfare (and shocked headlines), there's very little of the car that's functional (or even actual).
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Lib herself is given plenty to eat, but very little of it appeals to her English palate.
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The beauty of Sarevok's character is that there is very little of this traditional storytelling around him.
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Probably unsurprisingly, marketing and branding is not my strong suit, and occupies very little of my headspace.
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But the photos that customers most often choose show very little of subjects' identities, abilities or relationships.
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But very little of it conjured an image of Kenya, he said, except maybe for the landscape.
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Very little of this is defense-specific, but all of it is useful for defense and espionage.
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He says very little of substance and stages his speeches to be more theatrical than anything else.
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And though she gives us very little of herself, she never entirely erases herself from the page.
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Notably, the coal industry itself has invested very little of its own money in these research projects.
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The heavily funded and very secretive "mixed reality" startup has given us very little of its actual plans.
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Very little of Australia's output is the high-grade 67.233 percent iron ore fines, or high-grade pellets.
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It's worth noting that that EDM makes up very little of the actual music on Jersey Shore itself.
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Season 2 or no, Dead to Me is a good time that asks very little of its viewers.
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Right now, with the tax credit, that person spends very little of her own money on a premium.
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If such a species lived millions of years ago very little of their technology would be detectable today.
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It contains very little of value or public interest, and for now none of it is independently verifiable.
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The bill is a modest attempt at bipartisanship in a Congress that has seen very little of it.
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Fury: Traditionally, very little of what designers create for the shows actually winds up in stores for sale.
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Most food, energy and domestic water is consumed in cities, but cities produce very little of these things.
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By treating my feed like a Pinterest board, I associate very little of my online anxiety with Instagram.
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"I was expecting we'd be ridiculed, and there was very little of that," the 100-year-old said.
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Ms. Itsines's life sounds idyllic, but unlike most people on social media, she shows very little of it.
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As for the Instagram and Twitter love, very little of it seemed to be spreading this far north.
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And very little of this additional money is likely to trickle down to the children in the PICU.
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As for the rest of the top 10 apps of the decade, very little of it is surprising.
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When I think of Tex-Mex dishes, I anticipate some heat and this had very little of it.
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You can feed very little of a high calorie food and get weight loss if you are diligent.
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We know that life is essentially chaotic and random, and that we understand very, very little of it.
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Thankfully, the beer enabled me to feel very little of that pain, as did the Chili's reliably warm atmosphere.
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So when the Commission came out with this proposal there was very little of this ambition to be found.
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We see very little of the man himself until the end of the episode, when he attends family dinner.
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Himalayan mountains frame their 4,000-km division, all of it sparsely populated and very little of it formally demarcated.
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They actually built massive private squares, where the owners get all the benefits and very little of the responsibility.
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Since Prince William and Harry inherited their mother's jewelry collection, very little of it has been seen in public.
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Either way, that's a preposterously large output, and it's especially extraordinary considering that very little of it is bad.
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The main problem is not a lack of talent—though Barry, a professional murderer, has very little of that.
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I try to give people 100% of my energy even if I'm giving them very little of my time.
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When using a whole chicken and a slow poach, there is very little of this stuff to contend with.
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And very little of the preseason coverage of the protests suggests the trend is changing, which is very sad.
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Very little of this is new to those who have followed McCain, also profiled in a recent "Frontline" documentary.
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But very little of this money helps improve the largest and most heavily used airports that need it most.
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And very little of the show actually seems as if it's tapped into the way kids live in 2019.
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But a disturbing trend has convinced me that we're protecting very little of real importance with our current approach.
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While laudable in theory, very little of this hand-wringing is likely to result in any rules with heft.
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Very little of the proceedings of the grievance will be made public, though the ruling will ultimately be released.
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Because Tortoise will only reposition them without riders present, it will consume very little of the battery, Shevelenko said.
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Despite his lavish campaign promises and occasional stunts, Trump has done very little of significance on the opioid crisis.
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In the final accounting, Sanders, by changing very little of himself, might very well change everything in Democratic politics.
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Chapman said that because of agricultural development, very little of the brush and natural habitat along the river remains.
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Once again, when the details were revealed, it became obvious that Trump had accomplished very little of any substance.
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William and Harry inherited their mother's amazing jewelry collection and very little of it has since been seen in public.
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But because of these pumping restrictions, very little of the water actually moves down -- (CROSSTALK) GIGOT: Where does it go?
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The conventional wisdom in Washington is that very little of substance can get done during the long presidential election season.
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While Magic Leap has been hyping up the potential of its technology, we've seen very little of it in action.
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Very little of any real significance on that scale has happened since, in this era of rapidly escalating political polarization.
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Alex: Will's wife June occupies very little of the episode, but I think she represents a cogent voice of reason.
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Only very little of it is about how to actually fight, and I think that people tend to neglect that.
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But basically, we can do everything, but everything costs time and time is something we often have very little of.
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In reality, the pair have been managing very little of the real business, having checked out a long time ago.
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And they waste very little of their time, energy and focus work-shopping their message or bulletproofing it against criticism.
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Very little of the campaign finance law as passed in 1974, for example, was still effective or relevant by 2016.
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Where "Dead to Me" goes from there is part of the fun, and very little of it should be given away.
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The system also produces a torrent of data, very little of which is put to good use, as I understand it.
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The world has changed since the end of the Cold War, yet very little of American foreign policy has actually changed.
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A new poll from CNN found that 28500 in 6900 Europeans said they knew nothing or very little of the Holocaust.
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On the American side there is very little of anything going on, very few people, very few jobs, and little commerce.
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Nearly everything children eat with, wear, and play with is made of plastic, and very little of it can be recycled.
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Very little of substance has been said by the candidates in either party about the types of appointments they might make.
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AT&T owns very little of its own programming, and cannot deliver content unless the content's creator grants the necessary rights.
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It took off, but the women soon realized that they were seeing very little of the money that was coming in.
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This analysis generally happens inside a sandbox, and very little of what the systems determine makes it outside of that sandbox.
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Still, for a country endowed with a wealth of natural resources, very little of the profits filtered down to ordinary people.
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As a middle-aged man, I have come to accept that very little of life involves exceptional achievement, or even individuality.
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In his own affidavit, also filed with the court, Mr. Rahimi said that he could recall very little of the sessions.
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All of it is political, of course, but very little of it feels partisan, and certainly not when the veterans call.
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As a kid, I read all the time for pleasure, but unfortunately very little of what was assigned me in school.
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North Korea clearly responds to tough talk and action, but they've been getting very little of that lately from the President.
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Very little of it sits on top of the surface; consequently, it lacks the in-frontness found in most paintings, creating ambiguity.
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What Jones did very little of was actual treasure hunting—saving others from harm was something of a distraction for the man.
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But there's very little of that glory on either side of the cage or the ring when it happens in real life.
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A "dry wax" finish gives the Wee Lug very little of a waxy feel, but it's definitely in there, you can tell.
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Very little of what goes on in criminal courts gets any attention from anybody and very little paper record of what happened.
|
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Most of the wealth in this country was made through real estate, but very little of it was made through general contracting.
|
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The catch is that these firms use very little of their own money to make these purchases; mostly it comes from loans.
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Today's crop of Republicans has very little of Bush's confidence that America can make a better world, whether through persuasion or force.
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Prince William and Prince Harry inherited their mother's amazing jewelry collection and very little of it has since been seen in public.
|
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But for Charlie's Angels, a franchise that is about sisterhood as much as it's about womanhood, there's very little of that here.
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Prince William and Prince Harry inherited their mother's amazing jewelry collection and very little of it has since been seen in public.
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Very little of consequence seemed to occur in Queens politics that Mr. Crowley or his cohorts did not have a hand in.
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WeWork, a commercial real estate management start-up that owned very little of its own real estate, was valued at $22019 billion.
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Since becoming immersed in another family, I have seen very little of him, but I don't mind because he's happy and healthy.
|
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There's been a heap of China in Africa coverage over the last decade, but very little of it is focused on tech.
|
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WeWork, a commercial real estate management start-up that owned very little of its own real estate, was valued at $47 billion.
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But very little of today's Hollywood infrastructure will … including, I'm sorry to predict, movie theaters, or the notion of "first-run" box office.
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And while some of those moments are pretty dumb (this movie is absolutely unafraid of looking dumb), very little of it is boring.
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Even though CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks openly about the company's plans in weekly all-hands meetings with employees, very little of it leaks.
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The network has a programming budget, but it invests very little of it in producing its own programming and, instead, focuses on acquisitions.
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But it pulls off only half of Robin Hood's trick, because it funnels very little of the money it raises towards the poor.
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A key thing about Trump's aberrant behavior is that very little of it would be possible without the solid backing of congressional Republicans.
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But that gain would materialise over the course of half a century, with very little of the benefit coming during the first decade.
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There's very little of what we think of as social networking: posting communications that people can view and respond to at their leisure.
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But to get more integration it probably needs more popularity and more legitimacy at a time when it has very little of neither.
|
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Trump did very little of note, at least compared to the flurry of activity and error that defined his first month in office.
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But very little of what we've heard or read would lead one to think that Trump is likely to be in legal jeopardy.
|
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While it was supposed to restrict some of Facebook's activities and protect users' privacy, it turned out to do very little of either.
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At the same time, a ban significantly infringes the personal liberty and quality of life of people who have very little of either.
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They will need to ask very little of Smith, and they know that he'll be able to give them a whole lot more.
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It was, more than anything, a busy match, with very little of the obvious cue-watching that can mar these types of things.
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But Dr. Meltzer-Brody said the drug appears safe for nursing mothers and babies, because very little of it seeps into breast milk.
|
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Whatever the connection, there's been a lot of crying in politics, and very little of it has stemmed just from women's feeling sad.
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The United States spends a tremendous amount on health care, but very little of it learning which health policies work and which don't.
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But these institutions, especially banks, are passing very little of these interest payments back to taxpayers in the form of higher deposit rates.
|
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But very little of the nation's wealth has trickled down to ordinary people, most of whom live on less than $1.25 a day.
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Very little of her massive investment there has seen the light of day, and it is not clear if Verizon will continue it.
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Given the NFL's huge popularity, there's something surprising about the average three-hour NFL game: Very little of it involves people playing football.
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This is actually something we see very little of in the main franchise films — the impact of tyranny on the lives of average citizens.
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"I think he brings emotional intelligence to a Valley that has very little of it," says Eric Schiffer, chairman of consulting firm Reputation Management.
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When I met PayPal founders Peter Thiel and Max Levchin in 1999, very little of our discussion had to do with the prototype product.
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"He has said very little of substance," said former Senator Richard G. Lugar, an Indiana Republican who was chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee.
|
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But if you eat MSG in food, very little of the glutamate winds up in the bloodstream because of digestion speed and other factors.
|
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This recent history may seem like it has nothing to do with Untrue, but very little of it would have taken place without it.
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Having been on both sides of that coin, I really fundamentally see how very little of America is working for the rest of us.
|
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Very little of that potential – even if Tesla gets only 10 percent of the $2 trillion global market – has been priced into the stock.
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Levison responded to the government's order by mail on June 11, providing "very little" of the information the government wanted, according to the documents.
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Very little of that estrogen actually makes its way into our taps, since most water-treatment systems filter it out along with other contaminants.
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A 279% approval rating means that Trump is losing very little of the 22017% of voters who cast a ballot for him in 236.
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AND YET YOUR CASH FLOW IS SO VOLUMINOUS THAT YOUR CASH BALANCE NEVER SEEMS TO GO DOWN AND VERY LITTLE OF IT IS DOMESTIC.
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Because I am still a living author, still at work, I think of what I am writing, very little of what I have written.
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There's even very little of substance as to what massive "benefits" consumers should expect in exchange for having an increasingly intimate relationship with Google.
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The Curiosity mission initially cast more doubt on the methane claims, as it detected very little of the gas, about 0.7 parts per billion.
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Representative John Faso must think very little of his constituents in New York's 19th Congressional District in the Hudson Valley and the Catskill Mountains.
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"One could say I've spent a great deal of time making very little of my subject matter," Mr. Ray said with a wry smile.
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For all the talk of trial procedure during and after the confirmation hearing, jury trials make up very little of the D.C. District's docket.
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What we know is definitely not great is that very little of it was put there after any kind of meaningful input from the tribes.
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Though Penelope had a full-on Goodnight Mommy look for the first episode of season 2, fans saw very little of the burn recovery process.
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And my naive younger self, with very little of the Black feminist sensibilities I have today, laughed right along with the rest of his audience.
|
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As has been the case across cultures and eras, this brutal hardship spawned brilliant music—but at first, very little of it was street rap.
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"This obsession with covering everything he says on Twitter and very little of what of he does as president," Conway said on NBC's "Today" show.
|
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What ended up happening is that very little of the game's narrative even made sense without the additional online information, fundamentally short circuiting its purpose.
|
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Very little of what you learn about each of the major players in the first episode is still true by the end of the season.
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That initially small staff has meant the mayor has spent very little of the $7 million his team raised in 2019's first fundraising quarter.
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In the LG's pic, the mound of wasabi and the garnish have almost no discernible texture, and very little of the pic is anything approaching sharp.
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Pension funds, in particular, dwarf venture-capital funds but have historically invested very little of their money in risky companies, preferring bonds and blue-chip firms.
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"China is subsidizing products, so the United States taxpayers are paying for very little of it," Trump said, noting the tariffs had little impact on inflation.
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"Very little of the Labour manifesto has gotten through to most voters," Clarkson says, citing interviews his firm has conducted with swing voters around the country.
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As for the opportunity, Sandler says there's $180 billion in hauling income across the African continent, and very little of it has been optimized with software.
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Very little of what he said was true, but the midterms were a week away and it's not like baseless fear-mongering hurt him last time.
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Very little of its debt is owed to foreigners, and the government has room to borrow to cushion the economy against loan defaults and failing banks.
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"He has the privilege of constructing a world in which very little of what he doesn't have to deal with gets through," Bonnie Hagerman told Dolnick.
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Although there exists very little of the sort of documentation you would need to write a traditional biography, patchy records of Shakespeare's business dealings do survive.
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We know very little of this couple's history and nothing about their decision (and the agreements they may have made) when they got back together again.
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At this point, most people just learning who he is probably know very little of his rap career, which is a testament to his star power.
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So I cut very little of his interview, which I can conclusively say is the most informative thing A Year of Lil Wayne has ever published.
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The Martian atmosphere is mostly carbon dioxide and there is very little of it anyway, the pressure is less than one percent of air pressure here.
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Its eco-friendly production techniques ultimately lead to a mattress with very little of the lung-irritating Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) so common to memory foam.
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Google and Facebook can achieve huge net profit margins because they dominate the content made available on the web while making very little of it themselves.
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The climactic action of the revolt is not entirely unlike those city-smashing scenes out of something by Marvel: all bravado, very little of the spirit.
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"China is subsidizing products, so the United States taxpayers are paying for very little of it," Trump said, noting the tariffs had little impact on inflation.
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Every step, every action means something, and there's very little of the sense that a Very Great Hero And That's You is going to fix it all.
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Although very little of it was seen in public for many years, several pieces have been gifted to the princes' wives and are back in the spotlight.
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Trump Jr. told the Senate Judiciary Committee in September 2017 that he knew "very little" of the efforts being made to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
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But Hudak said that won't cut it because breast milk carries very little of the nutrient, and it doesn't easily cross the placenta, according to the CDC.
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The minute-and-a-half preview takes us back to Hogwarts, introduces us to young Dumbledore (Jude Law), but has surprisingly very little of its titular character.
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"People who spend weekends alone get very little of the boost in emotional well-being," said Cristobal Young, an assistant professor and co-author of the study.
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Also that Trump means very little of what he says out loud — which I will now officially dub the Peter Thiel take-it-seriously-not-literally defense.
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And very little of this matters if Aldridge and San Antonio's other bigs can't generate efficient offense in the post, should Gregg Popovich choose to stay big.
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Much like the Belgium team as a whole, Lukaku has been praised to the heavens over the last few seasons while achieving very little of quantifiable value.
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Most taxes on that income are avoided, and very little of the revenue from the trade is shared by miners or others in Kachin, the group said.
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Co-sleeping or crying it out, forcing extra homework or letting kids goof around — very little of it has predictable effects on a child's future, Gopnik writes.
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I've heard that other cities can be insanely competitive, with all sorts of backstabbing and posturing among local bands, but I see very little of that here.
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"He has the privilege of constructing a world in which very little of what he doesn't have to deal with gets through," said his sister, Bonnie Hagerman.
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In a number of paintings, we see very little of him at all — a small reflection in a window, boots at the end of a trouser leg.
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We're inching closer to the long-awaited release of Final Fantasy VII Remake, but it also feels like we've seen very little of the game to date.
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Throughout the hearing, the comments section was filled with content that is nominally banned by YouTube's hate speech policies, but very little of it was actually deleted.
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Like most music criticism, very little of these gripes have held up years later—and the song that started it all, "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites," still bangs.
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I went into this film expecting to contrast the Australia of the 1980s with the Australia of now, but I saw very little of Australia in this film.
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To be sure, the political movement that prevailed last week in our nation believes in very little of what I've outlined above as the best argument for America.
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He continued: Other primates did very little of either but, increasingly, hominids did, and those behaviors helped set them on an evolutionary path that produced the modern world.
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Sanderson Farms added that its customers are not demanding antibiotic-free chicken and that very little of the product is sold in the customer markets it participates in.
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Facebook's business is expanding in every direction, but it breaks out very little of that, keeping investors and the public in the dark about its newer revenue streams.
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However, very little of the narrative has focused on the broader rape culture that emboldens men to act on whatever sexual inclinations they have in the first place.
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While the album's title suggests that it's a sequel to Yachty's breakout 2016 mixtape Lil Boat, very little of his new album picks up where that left off.
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Or very little of these things, which now are staples of the global economy (even if a salmon is worth more than a barrel of oil these days).
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However, one can't help but point out the fact that very little of this has to do with many of the underlying issues many Americans are dealing with.
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Sadly, very little of the commission's findings were acted upon despite projections that their recommendations would, ironically, save$1.9 trillion per year by the year 2000 if enacted.
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Very little of the car remained intact aside from the so-called survival cell surrounding the driver, proving that the cars are constructed to withstand the worst beating.
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In total, Quadrilateral Cowboy uses very little of its running time to depict those relationships, but those brief moments are a big part of what stayed with me.
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Trump's rage isn't unjustified, considering that the omnibus bill gives the president very little of what he asked for on immigration enforcement — arguably his top domestic policy priority.
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"Very little of what we're hearing of what it potentially is leaving China is coming back to the United States," Matson CEO Matthew Cox said on Aug. 7.
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There is very little of it, but every character feels distinct from the next, and charming in their own way (even the kid that overcharges you for feathers).
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"Very little of this stuff is apparently made in the (United) States, so if we're down to domestic capability to produce, it could get tough," the official added.
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Cable news in this era, when you have a lot of live interviews with newsmakers, you have news breaking during your hour, very little of it is scripted.
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If you put the light in front of the person, you'll see very little of that fold, but with lighting from the side, you'll see a lot of it.
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That could be a concern, but research suggests very little of it is excreted in breast milk, and the American Academy of Pediatrics sees no problem with its use.
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First Man, a new film in which Gosling will play astronaut Neil Armstrong, is promising all the thrills with very little of the slowburn popular in many a biopic.
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Very little of that story aside from the fact they're both named Thomas came into The Lighthouse, but the idea that they were both named Thomas struck a chord.
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They tried to deal with certain things in the past, and the hard right went and criticized them, because much of this, the left does very little of this.
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Very little of Trump's accounting of what happened in that period is accurate, including how the tariff scheme of William McKinley really played out in the late 19th century.
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And a combative back and forth will do little to obscure the reality of an administration increasingly beset by scandal that has achieved very little of substance so far.
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By making sure that only very little of the action unfolds in an actual courtroom, Nichols manages to keep the film from marginalizing the Lovings in their own experience.
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I wasn't happy, which for me can simply stem from the fact that I wasn't sleeping enough and I had very little of a life outside of my job.
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The process is such a weird mix of unknowns (timing, personality, company culture, quality and size of the applicant pool), and I had control over very little of it.
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Though the film may seem like the product of a home where every moment was documented on VHS, Charlie's family had very little of that material in their possession.
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It's certainly different and even more of a departure from the original Essential handset, which had very little of the industry revolutionizing impact the company was initially hoping for.
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Whereas the Obama campaign went after Romney as a silver-spoon elite from the beginning, the Clinton campaign made very little of the fact that Trump inherited his wealth.
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The full effects of marijuana are still hotly debated, and much of the current research has resulted in fear mongering (and very little of it focuses on potential sexual benefits).
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"Gentrification" may be a dirty word, but in this case it's bringing a measure of diversity to a city and a dining scene that previously had very little of it.
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Despite a construction boom peppering New York's skyline with new apartment buildings, very little of that new housing stock is alleviating the seemingly inexorable rise of both prices and demand.
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Mueller testified before both the House Judiciary Committee and the Permanent Subcommittee on Intelligence, saying very little of substance beyond what was already contained in the text of his report.
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Even more troubling is that very little of this future backbone of space utility is American-owned which, with a few notable exceptions, leaves the United States even further behind.
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For as much crap as Apple gets about withholding features to get people to upsell, there is very little of that happening with the iPhone XR, quite the opposite really.
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"It is very sad to see the daughters of the deceased mourning the loss of their father, and worse still, only being able to recover very little of his remains."
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So I think they're exquisitely successful because they devote very little of their energy to sex but when they mate, they not only have a baby, frequently they'll have twins.
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Another possible explanation for LNG's more relaxed reaction is that Qatar sells very little of its output on the spot market, meaning that traders saw little threat to immediate supplies.
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Patients, therefore, see very little of them and probably do not realize that during surgery their lives depend much more on the skills of the anesthesiologist than on the surgeon's.
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But very little of this would matter if Twitter's shares and results had not remained so anemic, especially compared to its ever-growing profile and importance in the global conversation.
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Over time, we have absorbed these terms and conditions: we might retain very little of the value we create, but we have allowed social media to make us feel valuable.
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"The people in my company would go away for a spirituality weekend and come back refreshed, but there was very little of that offered in the Christian world," she said.
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And there's such a tiny lag in between the images used to composite together an HDR shot that you'll find very little of that ghosting that happened under the previous system.
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It's entirely possible that he will keep very little of his $1.1 million from Thursday's settlement, after taxes, a cut for his lawyers and any remaining compensation for the deceived supporters.
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They won back the House in 2010 on the strength of a wildly ambitious agenda, after which they took the debt limit hostage and made good on very little of it.
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If I imagine myself without dyslexia, without A.D.D., without depression, without gayness, without nearsightedness, without orthostatic hypotension, without Jewishness, without white privilege, without prosopagnosia, then there's very little of me left.
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It makes its own integrated hardware in the Surface line, but sells very little of it and still depends heavily on the old model of selling Windows and Office to other companies.
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Even when Barack Obama enjoyed Democratic majorities in both houses of Congress during his first two years in office, he was able to get very little (of his less lofty agenda) accomplished.
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Actually, there's plenty of time—the movie runs just over two and a half hours, very little of it wasted ... Katherine Trendacosta, io9: ... at two hours and 45 minutes, it's punishingly long.
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It makes its own integrated hardware in the Surface line, but sells very little of it, and still depends heavily on the old model of selling Windows and Office to other companies.
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Watts and Bratten used games to take back a small and brief measure of control during deployments, periods when control was something they had very little of for months at a time.
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" Mr. Phillips said it was sad to see the daughters of the man "mourning the loss of their father, and worse still, only being able to recover very little of his remains.
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Psychologists I've been talking to about kids and "autobiographical memory" — the recall of specific events of personal relevance — tell me that we retain very little of what happened before we turn 3.
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Nonetheless, as I watched the former Secretary of State formally accept the Democratic Party's nomination Thursday night, making history as the first woman to do so, I felt very little of anything.
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"The deal as we know it ... is very, very one-sided, there is very little of anything on Palestinian rights," he added, naming the right of return for refugees as an example.
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"Sleepless Nights" ends up containing very little of Lowell, just a glance or two at "the Mister," less vivid and full than the portrait of the cleaning lady who calls him that.
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He also played down the decision's importance, saying that the army had so far received very little of the Saudi aid, which was promised in 2013 by King Abdullah, who died last year.
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Sadly, very little of Eng's cinematic work still exists, but her photo albums, discovered in a San Francisco dumpster in 2006, became the basis of a documentary by the filmmaker S. Louisa Wei.
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The main problem is that very little of what happens during the 20th-century sequences proves especially interesting, beginning with the rather nondescript assortment of family members, neighbors and friends that surround Eli.
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While China is the world's largest producer of steel, and has emerged as a major exporter in recent years, the simple truth is that very little of its output reaches the United States.
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Truly rich people are wealthy because they don't throw their money down drains; Trump, who may not actually be a billionaire, notably spent very little of his own money on his 2016 race.
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Welcome to Pennsylvania, where Trump isn't going to have some of the problems he is going to have elsewhere, because there is very little of what the Democrats call the rising American electorate.
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Very little of what Witt tries turns her on, and she ends the journey in much the same place she begins — introspective and breathtakingly honest, but seemingly still uncertain about her sexual future.
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But in reality they spend very little of their philanthropic dollars attempting to close this gender and race gap, according to new research released today by Melinda Gates in partnership with McKinsey & Company.
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After Obama took office, he managed to deliver a lot of concrete public policy achievements but very little of the high-minded change in the natural of the political system that he'd promised.
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Those early humans had a variety of plant and animal and fish sources of subsistence, and it actually required very little of the year for them to get all of their protein needs.
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Brick-and-mortar retail chains, known for sprawling stores that stock a bit of everything, are trying to lift sagging sales using a different strategy: cozier spaces that sell very little of anything.
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Bloomberg also needs to drive home the fact that very little of what Sanders has proposed has any chance of being implemented without serious challenges and major compromises, as even, for example, Rep.
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Very little of that history is recorded to begin with, and the parts that deal with domestic violence often go untold for fear of making queer people look bad, even when they are.
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Dr. Guillamondegui: If you have a mass event and we look back on what we can do better, very little of that is going to be the clinical acumen of what we do.
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And that's despite the fact that the agreement asks very little of us: President Barack Obama's mild shift away from coal-fired power and toward higher-mileage cars would have satisfied our obligations.
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A Trump presidency (assuming that he actually believes what he's saying; for the record, I think that he believes very little of what he's saying) would lead America to the brink of fascism.
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Unlike the way that, say, his protegé Drake has helped birth an entire movement of music in Toronto, Wayne has spent very little of his time championing the next wave of New Orleans culture.
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"[There is] very little of the planet left that has not been significantly altered by us," Sandra Diaz, co-author of the report and professor of ecology at the University of Córdoba, told CNN.
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The latest shenanigans over whether the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other major suppliers such as Russia will limit their output has generated heaps of noise, but very little of substance.
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But the fines amounted to very little of the tens of billions of dollars in revenue that the company has reaped from OxyContin since its debut in the mid-1990s and even after 2007.
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Even though very little of the clothes and shoes we buy every year are made in the U.S., our government — almost as if on autopilot — collects more than $16 billion in tariffs a year.
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Playing a role, as she usually does — very little of her work is directly autobiographical — she speaks directly to us, a very likely white art world audience, with the measured tone of a newscaster.
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Short stories are treated like the redheaded stepchildren of publishing, they argue, as though they're worthy of a reader's attention only because the stories are so short that they require very little of it.
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It is almost certain that the situation in Hong Kong was widely discussed behind closed doors in Beijing during the fourth plenum this week but very little of that appears in the final communique.
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Very little of what Twitter has secured so far is must-see television, and some of it is made-for-Twitter television, which means we have absolutely no idea if it will be entertaining.
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While we've made huge leaps forward, the fact of the matter remains that there's a lot keeping women and girls from doing whatever we want professionally, and very little of it is in our control.
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Salicylic-acid production showed the reverse trend, with plants exposed to healthy air samples before a whitefly attack producing very little of it and those exposed to air samples from infested plants producing a lot.
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However, since 2010, net exports account for very little of overall US growth (and declining net exports were actually a negative for US growth in 2010 and 2014.) Moreover, a currency war requires currency depreciation.
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The actor and author gave some rock solid tips on pancakes (just order one) and toilet plungers (buy one before you need one), and recalled (very little of) her own commencement -- when Madeline Albright spoke.
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The rest of this episode is mostly given over to developing Duncan, and while very little of this development will ever pay off, his nightmare of Lilly with her skull caved in is beautifully eerie.
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Plus, figuring out long-term effects is hard without a huge sample of people who are tracked over a long period of time—and there is very little of that type of research out there.
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Do a deal directly with me, not exclusive but just do a deal directly with me, you will keep almost all of the money instead of getting very little of the money, it's better for you.
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America's allies Xenia Wickett, head of the U.S. and the Americas Program at the London-based Chatham House think tank, noted that very little of what Trump said in his speech would make America's allies comfortable.
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But very little of what I tried felt substantive and polished the way that Chronos or EVE: Valkyrie do, whether the issue was underdeveloped gameplay, awkward glitches, a confusing interface, rough art design, or simple brevity.
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"Black Orpheus" (ECM) Masabumi Kikuchi's late solo-piano playing, all improvised, very little of it recorded, was a deep-blue nebula, formally abstract yet full of articulation and musical meaning, affecting on an almost primal level.
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The divisions over immigration are now viral and spreading, with identity winning out over democracy in Israel, and with voters in many countries still demanding everything of immigrants and very little of those who resist them.
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The fact is, when Mini losses, he will be spending very little of his money on these 'clowns' because he will consider himself to be the biggest clown of them all — and he will be right!
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The fact is, when Mini losses, he will be spending very little of his money on these "clowns" because he will consider himself to be the biggest clown of them all - and he will be right!
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The fact is, when Mini losses, he will be spending very little of his money on these 'clowns' because he will consider himself to be the biggest clown of them all - and he will be right!
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Very little of its typical annual budget is spent on the agency's administration: The industrious, underpaid government scientists who manage the funding of the N.I.H.'s research programs consume less than 5 percent of its budget.
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He said that since the takeover he had never met Bratches and had "seen very little" of Carey, as Liberty appears intent on making its own mark on Formula One and leaving the Ecclestone era behind.
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Very little of what happens on that day, and for most of the rest of the week, makes any sense in the bigger picture, because "the market" will be wrong about most of the players' actual value.
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And yet, when Wade is in his kitted-out DeLorean, tearing along a preposterously difficult game racetrack, menaced by King Kong and dodging flying debris as his fellow racers crash and burn, very little of that matters.
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It doesn't hurt that it is, in fact, being created in VR. Very little of the VR at Sundance offers any kind of true interactivity — you're either staring at things or walking around them like a ghost.
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Some UAE banks did discuss the possibility of selling off their exposure, but very little of any actual business was done and prospective sellers were reluctant to lower the prices of the loans significantly, the sources said.
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The special master, Barbara Jones, has found the vast majority of the items reviewed to be not privileged, according to court filings, indicating that very little of what Cohen did in recent years qualified as legal work.
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As a result, we know very little of how these women are getting it on and how their sex drives change over time As a married woman approaching her mid-30s, I have a lot of questions.
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"In Europe and the U.S., a lot of public money is spent on farming subsidies but very little of it goes to environmental measures," Urbancic told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, calling for more support for organic farming.
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There's no question about this film becoming a massive hit, but I'm still a little skeptical of how well its fairly realistic animation style will work with human voice actors — something we still see very little of here.
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Then Evans was out for two years with injuries, during which time many still ranked him as a top five light heavyweight in spite of his showing very little of note in the year before his forced hiatus.
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"This is an unfortunate misunderstanding of @fuggirls, a fashion blog that has been absolutely painstaking in their care about not bodyshaming, and it suggests Munn has read very little of their work," Kathryn VanArendonk, a Vulture writer, tweeted.
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The country as a whole has benefitted enormously from globalization, which has driven down prices of almost all goods, but very little of those gains have been used to support people whose jobs have disappeared as a result.
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The 2019 New York City Fire Department's Calendar of Heroes was released on Wednesday and stars 24 men and women — all of whom are firefighters, EMTs or paramedics — showcasing their impressive bodies (and very little of their uniform).
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"On the cyber side, campaigns obviously have to do a lot to have much, much tougher defenses than they had in '16, and I see very little of that so far," said Ms. Rosenberger, the former Clinton worker.
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With the exception of candidates who have said very little of substance about opioids, like Julián Castro, Marianne Williamson, and Wayne Messam, the Democratic candidates have generally made it clear that they would go further than Trump has.
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And while these "false flag" theories experienced a spike following Trump's announcement, very little of it came from what is typically classified as Russian troll accounts, according to an analysis from Nimmo's team at the Digital Forensic Research Lab.
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What to watch: So far, very little of the tariffs have actually hit consumers because most of the goods have been intermediate or capital, meaning they are used as components of items sold rather than things consumers buy directly.
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The House and Senate intelligence committees interviewed Kushner earlier in the week -- Kushner, in testimony he released publicly, said that he remembered very little of the meeting and later asked an aide to bail him out of the meeting.
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This history is vital, but very little of it is taught in schools: A 2015 survey of American government textbooks revealed that on average, Asian American and Pacific Islander issues made up less than 1 percent of the pages.
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They often concern people most of us might ignore—domestic workers, aging women, teenagers, drunks—who seem to be doing very little of import, and then they blow open to reveal the enormous interiors of the lives they depict.
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But something unexpected happened when the news of Project Loon broke: There was very little of the mocking or criticism you might expect from a plan so daft that its name was chosen in part to acknowledge its lunacy.
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I liked Anthem when it was at its best, but that was so very little of the time I spent in it, and it took so much effort and patience on my part to even make those moments a possibility.
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The special master, Barbara Jones, however, so far has found the vast majority of the items reviewed to be not privileged, according to court filings, indicating that very little of what Cohen did in recent years qualified as legal work.
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Very little of the opera is online, so take this clip (in German!) as a teaser; Isouard's Cinderella is so humble that the repetition of her sweet, forlorn little early aria is without fussy ornaments or much distinction at all.
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What the novels have very little of these days is "women being grabbed and thrown on a horse and ridden off into the distance," as Hillary Clinton described "the whole romance novel industry" in a recent interview in The Washington Post.
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It records a city that had not yet been topographically reshaped to make room for its explosive growth in the second half of the 19th century; today, very little of those waterways can be seen without intrepid exploration in sewer lines.
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A 2016 report from the Government Accountability Office showed that although many states receive federal grants from the Department of Justice to address issues related to sexual assault, very little of that money is spent on training sexual assault forensic examiners.
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Drug makers often point out they see very little of the increases because of the big rebates they distribute to others in the supply chain, including insurers and pharmacy benefit managers, who in turn blame pharma for setting high list prices.
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Drugmakers often point out that they see very little of the increases because of the big rebates they distribute to others in the supply chain, including insurers and pharmacy benefit managers, who in turn blame Pharma for setting high list prices.
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I would say actually Business Insider, over the last few years, has moved much more into reporting; we do very little of the column writing that we did, and the sort of take writing that grew out of the blogosphere.
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The sensitive AI William (Samuel Anderson), created like the assistants from Her to be a perfect interface for Niko, provides some opportunity for the study of human nature, though very little of that wasn't done with Star Trek: The Next Generation's Data.
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"Now that China isn't buying any U.S. beans or very little of it, it's all backing up — especially in the Dakotas, where they've really expanded soybean acres over the years," said Terry Reilly, a senior commodity analyst at Futures International in Chicago.
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The lack of books and newspapers has led at least one writer to speculate that most people in the Star Wars galaxy are totally illiterate, but you don't need literacy to consume television or radio, and there is very little of either.
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Home is basically a clone of the Amazon Echo, but one of the Echo's weaknesses is that very little of our digital lives is lived on Amazon, so it relies on (often shaky) connections to other services to offer that full picture.
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For example, in the big oil states in Africa, like Nigeria, very little of the money gets down to the ordinary people unless it's time to buy votes, and the security forces are quite severe when they even keep order at all.
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However, on Monday, White House adviser Kellyanne Conway told the Today show that Twitter is not Trump's preferred method of communication, saying the media is obsessed "with covering everything he says on Twitter and very little of what he does as president."
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"There are different ways that that money is going to get channeled, but one thing is clear is that right now former truck drivers will see very little of that, because it's not like there will be severance packages," Yang told Business Insider.
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He told The Daily Record, a British newspaper, that he did not plan to spend much time around the first tee, an understandable sentiment since he has attended four decades of Opens but seen very little of them beyond each player's first drive.
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On the résumés of the current Supreme Court, you find academic posts, high-level government positions, corporate law partnerships — but very little of the contact with everyday people that comes from, say, working as a trial lawyer (Sonia Sotomayor is an exception).
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Thanks to FIRRMA, CFIUS review can now kick in not only when a foreign investor owns most of the company but when the investor wields some decision-making power in the company, even if that investor owned very little of the company stock.
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Actually, there's plenty of time—the movie runs just over two and a half hours, very little of it wasted—but Villeneuve, the director of such exquisite bummers as Sicario and Incendies, has always used the characters' worlds to illuminate what's in their minds.
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You already know the premise of the show by now: two buck naked strangers — a male and a female — are dropped into some of the world's harshest environments with one survival item each and a canvas bag that covers up very little of the nudity.
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He reported that Trump paid the IRS a fine for making a political donation with the charity's funds, that he has given the group very little of his own money and that he used the foundation to pay settlements in two separate lawsuits against him.
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Yet there's very little of the film's titular villain Gillert Grindelwald (Johnny Depp) — who we see being transported after what we imagine is a rough stint in a wizarding prison, with long hair and gaunt skin, and being guarded by two wand-holding aurors.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Norwegian-born skier Thomas Westgaard saw very little of his native country's clean sweep of Olympic medals in Sunday's grueling 15km + 15km skiathlon race, as he was too busy fighting to cross the finish line in the green of Ireland.
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I saw very little of him over the years, but when he landed at the M.I.T. Media Lab as its director in 2011, it was not a surprise, since the place had that eclectic and shaggy vibe that was less college than start-up.
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What scares us the most about the markets going forward is that you've had this large inflow of money coming from retail and very little of it has exited the market so far," Eric Liu, head of research at Vanda Research, told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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Since she announced her campaign in January, very little of Harris's decades as a public servant have gone unscrutinized; her record as a prosecutor and district attorney in San Francisco, and later as California's attorney general, has been aired and picked apart, sometimes case by case.
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I have a rare condition known as aphantasia, a neurological state that has generated some media attention, but very little of it seems to probe how it affects relationships—focusing far more on how the brain adapts and learns compared to the rest of the population.
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That's really one of the reasons I wanted to write the book, because there's very little... I mean, I don't know whether you'll necessarily be pleased to hear this or not, but there's very little of Donald Trump anywhere in the book, because it's not about that.
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On a flat stretch of road, practice opening and closing your hands, he said, squeezing the bars for a moment and letting go, so you become comfortable with having very little of your body weight on the handlebars, and with operating the brakes with a single finger.
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" Mr. Trump's posts came as Ms. Conway went on NBC's "Today" show and chastised the news media for focusing too much on the president's Twitter feed, calling it an "obsession with covering everything he says on Twitter and very little of what he does as president.
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In an influential paper in 2007 Gilvan Sampaio and Carlos Nobre of Brazil's National Institute for Space Research forecast that, were 653% of the forest to perish, the loss of water-recycling capacity would mean very little of the rest would have enough rainfall to survive.
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But despite the season's twists, the Discovery Channel isn't changing the show's basic format: two buck naked participants — a male and a female — are dropped into some of the world's harshest environments with one survival item each and a canvas bag that covers up very little of their nudity.
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The more enthusiastic newer members, on the other hand, are relegated to the back bench, where they are able to accomplish very little of import — at least until they prove their loyalty to the party by voting the party line and by raising the party millions of dollars.
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But for Kilauea and Fuego, the key is, once again, water: very little of it at Kilauea -- just enough to help its fluid magma rise to the surface -- and lots of it at Fuego, so much that its stickier magma can't keep up with it when it rises.
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Very little of this has been pertinent to "Jerusalem" (most of the research for which was concluded before I commenced the book itself) but has instead been focused on my current comic-book series Providence, which is a serious fictional engagement with the works of H. P. Lovecraft.
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These days, very little of my TV viewing happens live — though I watch a lot of pre-air screeners to do my job, I also catch up on almost all of my favorite shows, like so many other TV fans in 2019, via streaming sites or DVR recordings.
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A Liberian program targeting cash to young men, many of whom were former combatants and former or current criminals, found that very little of the cash was spent on tobacco, alcohol, or drugs (4 percent), and that income rose and crime fell in the short run after receipt of cash.
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For one thing, studies show that in 2004 when the American Jobs Creation Act granted a "tax holiday," in which companies were allowed to bring money home at a 5.25 percent tax rate, they used very little of their repatriated money to create jobs or develop new businesses or technologies.
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Instead, and also because books are so cheap compared to facilitated training — we do very little of the latter, in part because of our library — we allow anyone who would like a book to support them in their current (or future) role, to buy it for the library at the company's expense.
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I saw countless "legendary" sets but remember very little of them because often getting ice cream or watching people fall down a mud hole for hours is more entertaining as a kid than looking at a stage, watching music you don't know that well and can only see when you're on someone's shoulders.
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Because donors aren't required to disclose any giving, they have become caricatured as part of an easy tax dodge, a way for donors to earn some positive press, achieve an immediate tax write-off, and, at the end of the day, actually have to part with very little of their personal net worth.
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I don't know for sure if quantifying myself will ultimately be useful, but for a while I did type everything I ate into an Under Armour-branded app and though it eventually got boring and tedious it gave me a sense of control in a world in which there is very little of that.
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Podcasts represents a way for Spotify to both diversify its revenue and open up a new line of business wherein it can own more of the upside, as its current licensing relationships with music labels means it gets very little of the money paid from subscribers to its service based on their streams of songs.
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And very little of Hong's biography has been shared with the outside world, despite her winning a gold in the vault at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing and her hero status in a country that reveres its sports stars, particularly in the era of its leader, Kim Jong-un, who is known to be an avid basketball fan.
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Obviously, very little of this is unexpected—my overwhelming tone here has been one of resignation and boredom, I know (though, granted, I am pleased to see THE FUCKING LADS Robbie Williams and Noel and Liam Gallagher getting their dues for being ABSOLUTE LEGENDS and catching the flush-with-cash industry right before the internet disrupted things).
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But at E3 2017, we had very little of that: just the announcement of a new South Park game, a trailer for a new Alto game, Alto's Odyssey, and the utterly inexcusable travesty that is Garfield Go. Compare that against the glories of Anthem or that gorgeous Beyond Good & Evil 2 trailer, which showed zero gameplay, but was still thrilling to watch and appreciate.
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While it is true that food-borne illness from imports is on the rise, it still makes up very little of food poisoning in the United States—only about 5 percent of food-borne illnesses in 2014, according to a recent government study, up from about 1 percent in the late '90s—and the president has shown little actual interest in protecting food safety for safety's sake.
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Researchers who analyzed more than 2.6 million deliveries in 2015 found the proportion of women receiving epidurals or spinal blocks to manage pain during labor ranged from a low of 25 percent in Maine to a high of 79 percent in Nevada, Very little of this difference - just 5.4 percent - could be explained by differences between states in health market factors like the size of the anesthesiologist workforce, the study found.
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Even Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE seems to believe that Clinton will win — he's donated very little of his own money to his campaign in October, and has spent so much time trying to claim the election is rigged to begin to make excuses if he loses.
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Maggioncalda said, however, that bandwidth is not an issue — very little of it is required — which will be key, considering the growth that Coursera has seen in many emerging markets outside of its home base of the U.S. What the change could mean is also interesting: Coursera will be able to offer more analytics now to course creators (and to learners) about how long projects take to complete, which questions give people more pause and more.
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Before he was nominated, Mr. Barr wrote a 19-page memo last summer arguing that Mr. Mueller was on shaky legal ground if he tried to treat Mr. Trump's decision to fire Mr. Comey, the former director of the F.B.I., as an act of obstruction — a memo that has Democrats in Congress worried that the attorney general comes to the investigation with biases that could move him to share very little of the report with lawmakers.
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In those days, his later anti-modernist works were dismissed out of hand, with very little of his art made after 219 taken seriously, a situation made worse by the self-plagiarisms of his Metaphysical paintings that he made after World War II. Then in the late 22020s, in a reaction to this linear view of modernism, 'bad painting' was briefly in vogue, and the previously unfashionable, unaesthetic work of Rene Magritte, Francis Picabia and late de Chirico attracted attention.
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