" Animated Text "GIF art is a very new phenomenon.
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" Said another, "It's very, very new [but they're] exploring it.
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What other very new programming are you developing and why?
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Although Unpackd is still very new, people are taking notice.
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"I'm very very new to the LGBT community," she continued.
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They're very New York: lots of yelling, lots of laughing.
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There was no drama, which was very new for me.
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"We were very, very new in a relationship," she said.
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"The Uzbek community is very new to America," he explained.
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"The growth of spirits is very new," Mr. Munro said.
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For Carter, 18, it was all very new and scary.
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She is young and very new to the national spotlight.
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In my mum's generation it was very big, very new.
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The video, shot by the singer herself, is apparently very new.
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They're still very new and much smaller than established stock markets.
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"This is all very new to the entire community," Dixon said.
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And those sideways "Taylor Swift"s look very New York Post.
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So here my style is very minimalist and very New York.
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Another very new factor is the ideology behind this innovation wave.
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But the Tesla deal is also in some ways very new.
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"This is a very new technique with mixed results," noted Whiting.
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On the one hand, there's nothing very new about endorsement deals.
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"It's very new," a source close to the actor tells PEOPLE.
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"We're very new to Houston — and new to hurricanes," Greg tells PEOPLE.
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All Optane products are based on a very new memory type, 8003DXpoint.
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Another new book toys with the very new and very, very old.
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"It's very new," a source close to the actor previously told PEOPLE.
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Some of them have been members for decades — others are very new.
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So, women in the workplace, women in politics, is all very new.
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Camille, which is very new because Denise has been pretty chill so far.
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But the smartphone part of the equation, Ivanov tells me, is very new.
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Toni has been seduced by the Farm's very new age-y culty ways.
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It's still a very new area for CBP, and one it's working out.
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The tech industry is very, very new globally and its growth is exponential.
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So, in general, the social media thing is very, very new to me.
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They are just going into the writers room now so it's very new.
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Because scooter-sharing programs are still very new, cities have been caught flatfooted.
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The concept is not very new, but the research on it is new.
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It's only been three years in, so it's all very new to me.
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Google Home, which was still very new, was a relative bush-league player.
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"We want that Cipriani-vibe, very New York, old-school Italian," she says.
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It just cemented the initial inequalities of a very new and wealthy class.
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Janet Reno, Clinton's very new Attorney General, urged him to name a woman.
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Especially in the '90s, when all the tech stuff was still very new?
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It's hard to completely be original but she feels very new to me.
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And I literally said to myself, 'Gee, this is very fancy, very new.
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"It's a really old system engaging in a very new world," Pallesen said.
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"Everything was very new and dangerous and fun and cheap," Mr. Lupton said.
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VR, for mobile or high-end PCs, is still a very new platform.
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He got me a job there when I was very new in town.
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" It's a very New Yorky ... This becomes memorialized years later in "The Newsroom.
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There are lots of potential technical issues, since Cloud Anchors are still very new.
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Beyond the coworking model, museums investing in startups is very new and extremely experimental.
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Light conversation topics are a definite perk of being very new to a language!
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It's very new though, but they seem to like each other a lot already.
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It all comes together and creates something that sounds very new—it's absolutely hypnotic.
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These two welterweights, then, are likely to give one another some very new looks.
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The rise of Naz's character also destroyed his relationship with his very new lawyer.
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"It's a very New York space and these are New York bones," she said.
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I feel like this is a very new platform, particularly in the food world.
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Creativity within the mobile device will soon begin to take a very new form.
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That combined with our minimalism really makes the piece strange and very, very new.
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"Fred was doing this when the space program was very new," Ms. Whitmer said.
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Inspiration was from rock stars like Alice Cooper — very New York, very underground, very strange.
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Apple's program is very new—its oldest self-driving car has logged only 700 miles.
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He said the rides and technology are very new compared to the company's existing parks.
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Although the literature is very new, the literature on allergies and food is very good.
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"When I was 21 or so, I was very new in the business," he said.
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The site's still very new, but after a 30-minute tour it looks like fun.
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You know, you hear the expression of "scrum teams," that's very, very new to engineering.
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I think there was a very New York strain of it, even Jonathan Fire Eater.
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Pure, Very, New takes to task the identification of black as a color beyond expectation.
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We're told they're not quite an exclusive couple just yet ... the relationship is very new.
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I didn't understand it until I got into either, it was very new to me.
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"This is still very new territory for us," a company spokesperson said in a statement.
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Here past met future: At this 249-year-old institution, home of Britain's oldest art school, I was going to interact with some very new art in very new ways; first, in virtual reality, and then as 3D-printed sculptures ripped from the VR designs.
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Despite this kerfuffle, Turner seems to be enjoying married life, although it's all still very new.
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But Trump launched something very new on Sunday, something that many people feel crossed a line.
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So it's still going to be hard to get a very new Yeezy shoe from Adidas.
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While all these technologies offer a new means of telling stories through video, they're very new.
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Visitors got the chance, briefly, to learn some very new things about owls, bears and meerkats.
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If it looks like my life is comfortable, well, that's a very new thing for me.
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Their smiles are the same, but the people behind the posts are in very new environments.
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The digital world is still very new, and we need time to work these things out.
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Your list of 45 must-see, fun, insightful, and very New York art events this season.
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That is concerning for his ability to confront a very new and different set of challenges.
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Sky is only just beginning to develop themselves—this is all still very new for Sky.
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The #FoundItOnAmazon site is very new and isn't currently appearing for all Amazon customers at this time.
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You can play a collection of very old games on very new TVs, HDMI ports and all.
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"I think one thing right now that is very new is the roles," Miller told the media.
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But they are still very new, and more discussed by wonks than used in the real world.
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I became a bird-watcher, or at least a fledgling one, in a very New York way.
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If you live in a building that's very new, say 20.635, you're pretty much in the clear.
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It plays out like a purposeful re-tread that in fact leads to some very new places.
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Vote Tripling is very new — used in only a handful of campaigns last year — and something different.
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Anyone trying out this service should be aware that it is still very new, and this shows.
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And then we get gradually to the very, very new ones that were made five minutes ago.
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While the festival is very New York-heavy, the first concert, at least, brings back California dreaming.
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"This is all very new to me — I'm learning very fast because of my son's situation," Fletcher added.
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"Every Roastery has to have her, and this siren is very unique, and very New York," Muller said.
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All this is very new, and we'll be sure to keep you updated as we learn more details.
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When Obamacare passed in 2010, the law's drafters wanted to build something very new in American health care.
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He doesn't go behind Kylie's back, but it's a very new relationship they are bringing a baby into.
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It exists in a time between the old and the very new and shows us the way forward.
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It's a very new and growing industry and we expect to add new constituents with every quarterly rebalance.
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I am very new to being at the manager-level and feel a lot of pressure to perform!
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This combination of being a consumer, a worker, a resource and a product, is something that's very new.
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Applying the same old tools to a very new situation, even though those tools have been proven ineffectual.
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The spaceport is still very new, though, so there isn't much equipment on the ground to support launches.
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That might be helpful as more people sign on to use the feature since it's still very new.
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App install call-to-action units are very new, having entered into alpha testing as of this week.
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I think when I was writing the songs for this record, it was really very new and fresh.
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Possibly, but I still have two relatively new colleagues, one very new colleague, Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch.
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This all seems rather quaint now, but in the late 90s, digital communication was very new to us.
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It's only been a couple years where I've been a passable guy, and it's very new to me.
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"It's very, very new in terms of being legal, and so there's a need for education," Nardini said.
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"It's very, very new in terms of being legal and so there's a need for education," Nardini said.
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One can see three different broad approaches playing out in response to these very new, complex political choices.
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Tourism is a very new business in Saudi Arabia, so the attractions that do exist are rarely busy.
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There was something very idiosyncratic, very New York, about them, all social comment and not a gag panel.
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We're back with our yearly spring guide of must-see, fun, insightful, and very New York art events.
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The idea of a digital-first company buying a big physical retailer is a very new idea here.
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And then I have my Beats headphones in here, which are very new and I'm super excited about them!
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To probe very new territory would require a ring 100km in circumference, about four times that of the LHC.
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As a team, they are very new — they have only played together for about three and a half months.
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Due to a series of very New York-y events, Nadia ends up in the middle of the street.
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" The camera spans to Dennis backstage getting styled to avoid a wardrobe malfunction, "This is very new for me.
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It sounded like a man with a very New York accent discussing the Supreme Court with someone from Mississippi.
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A million things you could do could all be art, and that was very, very new, and very radical.
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" The source adds: "The relationship is still very new, but Scheana hasn't seemed this genuinely happy in a while.
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The Geek Culture story also links out to Medcare Skin Centre's Facebook page, which appears to be very new.
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"She was a bulldozer, which is a very New York thing," said Mr. Trott, who still lives in London.
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That was a very new and traumatic event for me to have someone yell at me in my face.
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"Workmen were climbing all over the second floor, creating a very new kind of Show World," Mr. Traub wrote.
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It will come in space grey, silver, a new shade of gold, and a very new midnight green color.
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Purebred dog breeding is very, very new historically — at least compared to the history of our living with dogs.
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And this is a very New York story, one of palpable contrasts in this city of skyscrapers and gutters.
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"It's a very new issue, and the courts and lawmakers will have to make a decision about it," Black said.
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With such a nascent, very new form of storytelling, it's difficult to predict what user uptake is going to be.
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"It seemed very New England, this febrile and cerebral passion," she said of the radical feminist writings of Shulamith Firestone.
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It too is seeking clarity on the rules and said regulation in China "is very new and likely to evolve".
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The EQC, then, is Mercedes-Benz's attempt to introduce customers to what is still a very new type of car.
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"Trying to get your ribcage down and blow into a balloon, this is very new to me, actually," said Day.
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"He's very new to the sport so I think he's still in the process of learning the game," Kelly says.
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That said, she is very new to all of this -- she had never run for anything before she beat Rep.
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We're confident that whichever format the film is viewed in, the result is a very new and exciting cinematic experience.
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It's not likely we'll see anything playable for Death Stranding for years, because Kojima Products is a very new company.
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O.J. Simpson, the sheer weight of the media attention meant that she stood as a very new sort of figure.
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And I think in many ways at that time—and I'm talking 17 years ago—that was very, very new.
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And those are very new to me but these are just more convenient when I don't need to have quality headphones.
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"It&aposs still very new between Chris and Katherine but the picnic was not their first date," a source told E!
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The procedure, being very new, also held risks, but the Gettings said it "didn't take long" to decide on that option.
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Its work with the FBI is "a very new development, which started with one case last year and morphed," she said.
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" Kimmel agreed that the situation was "a very New York experience," adding that it was "about as good as it gets.
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"What I do uses a lot of classical math from the 19th century combined with very new computational math," said Ahmadi.
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"There are so many things that I'm going to be doing — this is very fresh and very new," Douglas tells PEOPLE.
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The Republican Party has always had a complicated relationship with immigration reformers, but this near-total abandonment was something very new.
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"A lot of what we built was predicated on the fact that the mobile ecosystem is still very new," he added.
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However, Gupta says the market is very new and the firm is taking a big risk on the entrepreneurs it backs.
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It could have easily been us stuck in that hell, getting to know each other in very new and interesting ways.
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"In the '70s, the notion of going off and trying to do your own thing was still very new," Berlin explains.
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Paul Stephen Benjamin's Pure, Very, New, curated by Lisa Freiman, is on view at Marianne Boesky Gallery through February 16, 2019.
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"TikTok's ad platform is very new, so it's not quite tuned to what will get you the most conversions," Gaggino said.
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"This was because Cambodia was a very new but powerful country that seemed to be getting stronger each year," Clark wrote.
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And when you add to the mix this very New York DIY street-rock attitude that we had, you got punk.
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The Alliance was designed to deter a massive Soviet ground invasion; it's trying to adapt to a very new use of power.
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My mother grew up in New York very New York culturally Jewish, but they were a Jewish family that celebrated Christmas also.
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"Well a few years ago when we started autoplay it was very new to people," Rose said in response to potential pitfalls.
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That only happened in June, let's not forget this is very new, so the impact of all this is yet to come.
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Even though my program was a very new concept in these areas, it was amazing how well these girls responded to it.
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"I really love training jiu jitzu, it's something that's very new to me but also it's something that I'm already passionate about."
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"Now that we have a very new security context with Russia, it now makes sense to rethink what is needed," she said.
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Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman's new investment idea Monday wasn't very new at all: a bullish pitch for Howard Hughes Corp.
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"These sports or disciplines are very new, I don't think they are already strong enough to part of anything," explained the Belgian.
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It was all very new and exciting, at least for me and it was incredibly funky, the sleaze and poverty were everywhere.
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Ching: Some of these trends are years old in other parts of the world, but in Yangon they're very new, very progressive.
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What we know is that Saturday night's fight will be an unprecedented blend of the very new and the very, very old.
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So, we are getting exposure for investors to these very new names that are not included or underweighted in many other indices.
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But in terms of how that trade is plied today, the world that Taylor was drawing was something very new to me.
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This is very new and while we have seen sponsors ask for it we have not agreed to it on any deals.
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Many of his team are energized and optimistic, but they know that the situation is very new to them, and fast moving.
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Over the past decade Kim has described a very new way of looking for patterns in the seemingly patternless world of rational numbers.
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The company is already well ahead of Nikon at offering a thorough list of native glass for its still-very-new camera system.
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But I'm pretty sure this is the cheapest foldable we'll get for a while, considering this smartphone form factor is still very new.
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This is a great shop to browse if you're very new to crystals and want a little extra guidance on what to choose.
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Microbes may play a role in autism, a developmental disorder that affects one in 68 children, but the research is still very new.
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Tramps Against Trump is a very new kind of social advocacy group that doesn't take too kindly to the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
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"With the advent of ridesharing, it's still very new for everybody, particularly for the IRS, which has not officially weighed in," Neuburger said.
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It's quite frankly an absurd plot development and really only works because of Alicia's very New Alicia reaction to it, which is laughter.
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"The idea of giving permission for a concert, for a dance, for theater, it's very new," said the band's manager, Adel Abdul Rahman.
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The very new and very secretive Notifi is an artist and, well, that's pretty much all we know about this guy right now.
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This is a very new couture concept that comes to us from Europe that you have to be hugely rich to afford fashion.
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"He is very new at politics, and the things that go on in the internal side of it," said Christopher Pak, a councilman.
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"For many people, it was a very new experience and very different from what they had heard in the Cultural Revolution," he said.
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If this option is not really feasible, the Met should find an alternative space for very new and very old operas, and soon.
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Even though the discount is smaller, the fact that this very new Apple device is on sale at all is a big deal.
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Here they maintained the old brick facade and the beautiful old wood beams, but by and large, the entire building is very new.
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"It's a very new concept and a really cool idea," said Edith Mathiowitz, a professor of medical science and engineering at Brown University.
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In the last ten years, a field that deals with the very old has been revolutionized by something very new: next-generation sequencing.
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Purrp could've been MetroBoomin level or Kanye West level by now, because the artistry was very vintage but it was also very new.
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"All of those things are on the table, there are possibilities, its a matter of pacing, it's very new technology for us," he said.
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The self-driving industry is still very new and car manufacturers as well as auto suppliers are all creating different parts of the technology.
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After a historic week, markets get back to the business of watching the Federal Reserve and economic data — but with a very new perspective.
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Eschewing even the merest whiff of mahogany veneer or slightest hint of shag pile carpeting, the result is remarkably understated and very "new" England.
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"That connection between sleep and performance is very new," Huffington said, explaining that she had encountered the product during her time at the conference.
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"The steps they're taking, that they're very new at, are probably going to cause a lot of uncertainty in the global economy," he said.
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And I was very new to the theater then — the obvious change is that now I have craft in ways that I didn't then.
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If they are very new to dating apps, women may find they start talking for hours with the first man who shows them interest.
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"Felix is very new, but he is going to have a huge impact," said Bruneau, who works with Auger-Aliassime at the Montreal facility.
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"Paying attention to not just the amount of food, but to the feeding behavior is a very new concept for veterinary medicine," he says.
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I've never been an aunt so it's something very new for me, and I love babies so I can't wait just to see her.
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"It's the quality of that user that is still something up for debate and it's still very new in its life cycle," he noted.
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In this very new presidency, if there has ever been an opportunity and a need for real presidential leadership and wisdom, it is now.
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"The e-trading sector is a very new endeavour - it's a big retraining exercise," says Evan Moskovit, head of corporate fixed income at Symetra.
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Even though the discount is just $20, the fact that this very new Apple device is on sale at all is a big deal.
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"That this animal, three years later, appeared to have become a part of the North American population is a very new finding," said Houghton.
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With Orisa, what I think is going on is that she's very new and there are a lot of non-tank players using her.
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That only works for web browsing and if you're running the very new Microsoft Edge for iOS or Android, but it's a handy little feature.
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The company, which delivers ingredients for meals directly to consumers' homes, is a very new kind of business that will be hitting the public markets.
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BHP's Haegel, says the miner will aim to match supply with demand and would flexible in what was "a very new, a very young market".
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For decades, centuries, the accusation of being 'very New York' or 'too New York' or 'having New York values' meant, simply and frankly, too Jewish.
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Eva is the doyenne of a very New York kind of fine jewelry that'd make Charles Tiffany and Louis-Francois Cartier spin in their graves.
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VR headsets are still very new platforms, and you'll probably be a little short on really high-quality games and apps for the near future.
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He also pointed out that while these services are still very new, the company is already seeing good traction with a wide variety of users.
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" The duo also wore coordinating Halloween costumes soon after Rose's birthday, and, as a source previously told PEOPLE, "It's very new, but it's going well.
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"It's a very new part of the city, and in that sense it's kind of like a blank slate," Steve Dippel, the brewery ambassador, said.
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That's saying a lot since this whole 3603-degree video thing (also called 360 video or VR video) is still very new for us normals.
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Self-driving technology represents a radical shift in the way we travel, but it is still very new and not yet proven to be safe.
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In PURE, VERY, NEW, Paul Stephen Benjamin's conceptual art pushes the boundaries of the color black and offers new experiences of sound, vision, and light.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking that there's a parallel between Bazan's upbringing in the church and his current touring format; it's all very New Testament.
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"This is a very new way of thinking about how we can help bee health," said Dennis vanEngelsdorp, an entomologist with the University of Maryland.
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During the event in Berlin, Ms. Trump acknowledged that her governmental role was still very new, and that she was learning how to be effective.
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"Cab sharing isn't very new anymore and everyone is ready, but Ola may find it more expensive to lure customers and drivers initially," Meena said.
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If it's a girl it will be a very new experience, which I actually look forward to, but if it's a boy, I think I'm ready.
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"Facial recognition was a very new, untested technology and it was still kind of science-fictiony," said Jay Stanley, a senior policy analyst at the ACLU.
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"From a historical perspective, we're entering into a very new era," said Jennifer Granick, director of civil liberties at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society.
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The addition of VR headsets, though, is a very new thing and for $20 more than their standard package price, it's an insanely addictive add-on.
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He has offered to work with all of them and has been upfront that he's a very new attorney and that trans rights aren't his expertise.
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And let's favor the switch from the ancient world to the very new one, because, on the mid to long run, that's a very good decision.
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The gaming initiative is still a very new thing, and both projects so far happened relatively organically, with Murray reaching out to developers he already knew.
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It's not clear how a bodega owner will fit into the main characters' day to day lives, but it's a very New York character to feature.
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" Ms. Bening added: "A lot of what Mike is doing in the movie is exploring female sexuality in a way that is very new and different.
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The Hunt After watching Harlem slip out of their budget, a couple finds a home in a part of Brooklyn that is very new to them.
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Louie: It's also interesting, you've got to think about it, this whole thing of smartphones is very new, so we don't know the long-term effects.
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"TikTok's ad platform is very new, so it's not quite tuned to what will get you the most conversions," said Justin Gaggino, HiSmile's second-in-command.
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What was very new, very interesting, and certainly not obvious is how this American president invoked sovereignty and that he did so on the world stage.
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The electric rideable phenomenon is very new but growing rapidly, so the need for research on electric rideables is as urgent as the need for action.
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Living in an area of London that's very new, and having recently moved from the even newer Dubai, I was immediately awed by the old architecture.
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Since 2013, Cantata Profana has been presenting shows, as they call them, which are often semi-staged and typically juxtapose very old and very new music.
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So it felt very new to be drawing, though I was told as a child I started drawing as soon as I could hold a pencil.
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Just like last year, we've compiled a list of the fun, insightful, and very New York art exhibitions and events that you should see this season.
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And it also takes bigger advertisers a long time to adopt anything new — and Snapchat's business, which is just three years old, is still very new.
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But to hear artists like 2 Chainz, Da Baby, City Girls, and of course Cardi B, coming through the speakers at every turn—that was very new.
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To make it all slightly more manageable, we've compiled a list of fun, insightful, and very New York art exhibitions and events in our yearly fall guide.
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The Miller Theater at Columbia University will continue its focus on the very new, the very old and the very young next season, it announced on Wednesday.
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"People tell me that they really meditate to my music a lot, they see it as very New Age-y or very peaceful or whatever," Lattimore says.
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However, haute couture was very new territory for her, and finding the right balance to root her in the dress and in the photograph was a challenge.
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And what I saw last week, a preview of the INSITU dance festival, was very New York and very cool, especially with its use of public space.
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Yet the Jewish encounter with America, which may be described as a very old mind making contact with a very new civilization, can go in two directions.
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It's an astonishing array: the very old and the very new; some favorites, as well as things I'd never heard before and am delighted to now have.
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SPOTTED: Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and his very new bride, actress Louise Linton, enjoying one of their first post-wedding nights out on the town on Monday.
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Mr. Sahin said the interrogation, which he described as "very new," was continuing but that more would be learned about who had helped Mr. Masharipov and how.
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But according to some people who dug through the data, it certainly looks like a number of the user accounts are very new users of Rotten Tomatoes.
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" FROM PEN: Justin Hartley Has Fake Spoilers for 'This is Us' Fans For now, Graham said that writing gives her a satisfaction that is "very new and refreshing.
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"I think branding is something that was very new to my dad because he came from a generation where it was all about products and pricing," Tan said.
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It seems the relationship is still very new, as the pair first met at Kansas City's Big Slick charity weekend, which was held in June of this year.
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Donald Trump, in the whirl of politics, was very new — he said he was going to take on this and that, and there wasn't much besides his word.
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It was before I'd done Sin City, so to be introducing Hollywood to something very new... It seems like everything leapfrogged from then to where we are now.
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In the broad sweep of history, consumer tech as we usually think of it is a very new medium, and it takes time to understand a new medium.
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"There are a handful of candidate planets that have been detected in disks, but this is a very new field, and they are all still debated," Isella said.
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But they work to fulfill the very human and very New York desire to make a name for themselves by leaving a legacy in the vogue ballroom scene.
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Ultimately, I settled on Opera, a browser that is very old but feels very new because it relaunched on the Blink engine, which is the same as Chrome.
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And now in 2017, the pendulum is swinging yet again: Miley Cyrus is headed in a very new direction, as she reveals in her new Billboard cover story.
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The Vive systems are still very new and difficult to troubleshoot, and some non-commercial Vive buyers have complained about unresponsive customer support for things like faulty hardware.
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"There are two major differences: A president who makes it so difficult to work with, and a [freshman] class with very new energy," Levin told The Hill Wednesday.
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But again trying to judge a very new kind of audacious format that's never really been done before in the first months is going to be really hard.
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You'll only get that good of a trade-in deal if you have a very new phone like the iPhone 43 Pro or the Samsung Galaxy Note 24.
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In-display fingerprint technology is still very new and starting to proliferate, with some of the first examples being the Vivo X20 and the Huawei Porsche Design Mate RS.
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He said he doesn't recall ever replacing the batteries that probably came with the clock, but he does know that the clock wasn't very new when he dropped it.
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But by this time, Krasner had long broken with the orthodoxies and kingmakers of the very New York avant-garde she had been so central in setting in motion.
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"We're looking for something that feels very authentic, and also very new and fresh and innovative in a very specific way," says Dan Murray, president of Skybound's interactive division.
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She doesn't understand the customs or practices of man (ice cream is very new to her), nor has she ever lived in a world where people aren't instinctively kind.
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Programming is a very new field, and we are still learning the intricacies and best practices in a way that the physics of bridge building was discovered millennia ago.
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The Spanish firm Aranguren & Gallegos Arquitecto has fitted the three-story building with a facade of shiny metal panels and cutout triangular windows: very un-Deco, very new Miami.
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That's a very New York thing, and most people in the country don't understand what it means to walk up six flights of stairs to get to your apartment.
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The overall theme of this episode seems to be about selflessness, and the acts of seeking, accepting, and giving help — yes, it's a very New Age L.A. spiritual vibe.
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"The technology we are providing to our clients, to the market, and to companies it's very new, very innovative and very different to anything that is out there," she claims.
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"It's a very new industry," said Gokul M., a publicist in Bengaluru at public relations agency PR Pundit, which has clients like Forever 21, Hugo Boss, Gap, Adidas and Koovs.
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Since I am very new to all things Destiny, I'm most interested in the Saturday lore panel, based almost entirely on that Grimoire reading Rob did a few weeks back.
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This has been very clearly true since World War I, when stars of the then-very new industry became the most successful spokespeople for war bonds at dinners and rallies.
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That's a very new way of thinking, that we are going to have AI systems around us that are going to ask for our help for part of the tasks.
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But in those heady days, CDA 2628 seemed a modest concession, applied to a small and very new corner of the world – a fair trade for the wonders to come.
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"Concepts like Unsettled are very new to South Africa's professional environment," but his company was supportive "as long as I could take phone calls and respond to emails," he said.
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On second thought, maybe just avoid those burgers entirely... Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters Before we try and pitch you on a very-new CGI film, check out the trailer.
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Season nine's oldest contestant, Charlie Hides made his name in very new media, by doing celebrity impersonations of people like Cher, Madonna, and Lana Del Rey on his YouTube channel.
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Our boundaries and needs are always changing depending on where we are and who we're with, and this eclipse will find you in a very new space, physically or energetically.
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The irony is that this fishery and this tourism economy owe their existence to the very New York City water supply reservoirs that are at the center of the dispute.
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Poetry was still a very new and subversive revelation to me — I was all about poems that were funny, pissed off and right to the point, or so I thought.
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I'd figured something was wrong with the app — or that people assumed I was there by mistake (I'm very femme-presenting and was very new to the queer dating thing).
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While the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is still very new, "my initial reaction is, I'm anxious to see how it plays out," said Brendan Schneider, Sewickley's director of advancement.
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We could read this as author Donna Tartt herself describing what she's done for the painting by giving it a very new kind of fame among readers and now moviegoers.
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"Concepts like Unsettled are very new to South Africa's professional environment," but his company was supportive "as long as I could take phone calls and respond to emails," he said.
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"We are the first in a very new market and we're trying to have our drug be used by millions of patients, which means it should be affordable," he said.
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Organizing and curating a residency of this nature and scale, however, is something very new to the rising art impresario, and the circumstances surrounding the residency put this squarely on view.
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A collage with a label for bullion "en cubitos" playfully shows off his Cubist knowledge, while a pair of painted overalls titled "New York Suit" (1920s) feels very New York Dada.
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Online colleges have been popular for many years, but people are still questioning how students and staff will respond to this sudden and drastic change that is very new to them.
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Also, just gives you a sense, because this is totally true, in the 70s, the notion of going off and trying to do your own thing was still very new. Absolutely.
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The rest of it through to the end came at me with the undescribable rush of something very new and wonderful opening up, a new world to explore in great depth.
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This is all a very new phenomenon for industrial metal markets, which have by and large traded for many, many years with little or no interest from the man in the street.
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Twin Peaks gets retro this week, returning to form in several different ways—one of those ways, of course, being that even when it returns to form it still feels very new.
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Investors should not be put off by the price volatility for cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ethereum because these digital assets are still very new and offer nearly unparalleled returns, experts told CNBC.
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I remember very vividly, when I was in first grade and very new to the United States, we were told that we would be participating in an activity called show-and-tell.
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That's why it's impressive that, this year, that car came from Pininfarina — which has been a legendary design brand in the automotive world for decades, but is very new to actually making cars.
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And though it's still very new and limited in what it can do, because it has access to infinite information from Google Search, it's already smarter than Siri or Cortana by a mile.
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Fiction is very new for me, but this feels like a rad place in which to learn more about how to write, as part of a conversation with the readers who live here.
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It's a very New York City look that Sally Albright would totally dress up in for We're Really Just Friends And This Is Not A Date night out with Harry Burns (Billy Crystal).
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"I even kind of disputed that the show is very New York-based, because I think if you looked at your ten favorite episodes, they could have taken place in Seattle," he said.
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"We're going from a world where machine learning has been very, very new, to now a world where there are many more tools and so many more people can access it," Sheth said.
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Read: A biotech is proposing a plan to pay for its pricey rare-disease treatment the same way you'd buy a TV or dishwasherIn the US health system, that's very new — and challenging.
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"Today Linden is performing as our worst margin operating center because it's very new," CEO Matt Salzberg said during the RBC Capital Markets Technology, Internet, Media and Telecommunications Conference, according to Dow Jones.
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And then on Saturday it was weird that he didn't, everybody took that as a huge victory there were tweets, people commenting online, that's very new, but Tuesday just took my breath away.
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I am not someone who actually buys into the idea that alternative facts and fake news are some sort of very new thing or even the most difficult of the things we are facing.
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The Chicago police's Red Squad [who were in charge of infiltrating and sabotaging left-wing groups] would have cops with very new bellbottom pants and T-shirts taking pictures of all the people there.
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Photo: VerizonWhile 5G is still very new, we've already seen a handful of 5G-ready phones like the Galaxy S10 5G, LG V50 4003G, and the Moto Z4 (with a 5G mod of course).
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Snapchat's business is still very new and many advertisers are still experimenting with its ad offerings — that is, Snapchat is not a staple in most ad budgets yet like Facebook or Google might be.
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It was very New York but when you mentioned that she was from New Jersey it made sense but it felt very down to earth and not that kind of mod-New York vibes.
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"I am positive there are athletes out there that are very new to the Paralympic movement, and hearing the name change is going to bring in more athletes," Long, the American Paralympic swimmer, said.
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And what's changed now, is we need to run the business and we can't stop focusing on the business we have, but we need to run and respond to very new facts and circumstances.
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Before Azar announced the plan, President Donald Trump highlighted the fact that vaping poses a danger to children, saying that the popularity of e-cigarettes is a "very new and potentially very bad" problem.
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"We're forced to compete with nations that are getting negative rates, something very new," Trump said in an address at the annual gathering of the globe's most prominent elected officials, policymakers and activist celebrities.
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But although the startup has more than 150 million registered users, it is still very new to making money — Discord doesn't sell ads, and makes minimal revenue through its merchandise store and subscription offerings.
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This is an especially odd contention because the very New York law on which Hubbuch relies specifically does not protect off-duty activity that creates a material conflict of interest with the employer's business interests.
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Whether the climate was right for that sort of teen-led power, or it was just coincidence that various projects were chugging along at a similar pace, The Craft helped create a very new feeling.
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"What is very new is a different state of mind at national level, and this can be felt at an individual level too," says Philippe Moret, a coach and founder of Attitudes Positives, a consultancy.
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"While tidal disruptions in the galactic center have been a subject of research since the late '80s, the idea that actual compact objects could form from this process is very new," Girma told National Geographic.
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If you're not familiar with USB-C, that'd be because the standard is very new: it's almost certain that you'll need adapters and new cables in order to plug anything you already own into them.
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"We do see flooding adaptation plans—New York City has one, and New Orleans has one—but heat adaptation planning is a very new idea, in the U.S. and really around the world," he said.
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For very new ventures, the kind you hear about in the dorm hallways and classrooms, the impact a single opinion has is significantly higher than at any other point in the lifetime of the venture.
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While you can search online to find ballpark salaries for well-known jobs, such as lawyers and financial analysts, Instagram influencer is still a very new job category without an established or well-publicized salary.
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"As this is a very new virus we are just beginning to learn about it, so the guidance will be kept under regular review as new evidence emerges," says Edward Morris, MD, President of RCOG.
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They're inserted in very New York-style cookies, black-and-white macarons, and those who dine during February at the restaurant will receive one: Hakkasan, 311 West 43rd Street (Eighth Avenue), 212-776-1818, hakkasan.com.
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Yeah. Yeah. Like this idea that you are creating content and telling stories for the plot form and crafting these stories very specific to the audience on that platform and that's very new, comparatively speaking.
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"Those [policies about firearms] are very new and causing some uproar in the communities," Jörg Sprave—a YouTuber who makes videos about slingshot weapons and started a movement to unionize YouTubers—told Motherboard in and email.
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"It is very new terrain where some of the deficiencies in coverage is not with bias or agenda, but the literal technical challenge," said Angelo Carusone, Media Matters' executive vice president and in-house Trump cryptologist.
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"At the beginning it was all very new and exciting, and it was a new world," Goulding told This Morning, before detailing how her self-confidence took a huge blow from years of non-stop performing.
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I was not quite seventeen, America was very new to me, and I was distinctly uneasy and distrustful toward everything happening in my life that was putting me in these flat-voiced, narrow-eyed, champagneish rooms.
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Only weeks earlier, Clinton had withdrawn his nomination of Lani Guinier as Assistant Attorney General, an abandonment that had followed the very new President's unsuccessful nominations of two female Attorneys General, Kimba Wood and Zoë Baird.
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This sort of press blitz was all very new for Grant, who got his first film role in the 1987 cult comedy "Withnail & I" because an up-and-comer named Daniel Day-Lewis turned it down.
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So you have to have a very strong reason to do it, and the infrastructure to really let you scale doing that is still very new, which is what a lot of the ICOs are going towards.
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But, beyond the classic green mermaid branding and familiar smell of freshly ground coffee beans, the new location on a block of H Street Northeast boasts something very new: It's Starbucks' inaugural American Sign Language (ASL) store.
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At the key moment of decision-making, the new White House communications director was doing his job in very new ways by engaging in "locker room talk" with a New Yorker reporter about the President's top advisers.
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But he said the protests "are really something very new," and potentially dangerous for all parties because people organized on social media, not through the political parties and trade unions that usually mobilize people onto the street.
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And we also have recently deployed a very new and extremely important strategy, the direct-to-consumer strategy that led to the ESPN Plus product being launched, and then, of course, Disney Plus which launched in November.
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"It tells a different story, which is very New York, the way we all carry around these dolled-up personas as if they were a prop in our arm, and she just does it literally," he said.
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" He continued, "As you can imagine this is quite a sensitive issue to all involved and very new to us all, but I wanted to take this time to thank everyone for their continued support over the years.
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An influencer marketing agency is really a company that pairs brands with influencers and really helps brands navigate the world of influencer marketing, which this world is very new, and it's very foreign to a lot of brands.
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I Expect You to Die from Schell Games has these hallmarks — but because it's an Oculus Rift-compatible virtual reality title that makes good use of Touch controllers, it makes the familiar adventure/puzzle setup feel very new.
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She wore long skirts but also got to have adventures and say brave things to bad people, and because I was a small girl in a fundamentalist family this was all very new and important information to me.
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All of my internships in school had been in Canada and the whole Silicon Valley atmosphere was very new, so it was also a personal learning experience for me since I was living alone for the first time.
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"Part of my argument then was that the very important 'Me Too' movement was also very new and that this Senate is not at all well prepared to handle potential allegations of sexual harassment and assault," he said.
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And I never formed any relationships with the barbers there because it's the type of place you go, and you're kind of intimidated by it, because everyone is just on their grind, in this very New York way.
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That would've been very new territory for the Star Wars universe, but it sounds a lot like something else—2001's greatest film about white blood cell cops and the perils of the ten-second rule, Osmosis Jones.
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"This idea that everybody gets their own bedroom is a very new idea in history if you think about it," said James J. Crist, who wrote "Siblings: You're Stuck With Each Other, So Stick Together" with Elizabeth Verdick.
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As for the Republican contest, it is only now becoming clear that Mr. Trump, a thrice-married billionaire who espouses the very "New York values" that Mr. Cruz denounced for effect in a debate, could win the Southern state.
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The FTC has previously issued warnings to those who fail to do so — Kim Kardashian West has been at the center of disclosure controversies before — but the landscape of social media product endorsements is still very new and unregulated.
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Any sort of defeat for May — who many argue really has nothing very new to present to parliament — will raise risks of a no-deal Brexit, dealing a blow to the pound and hurting vulnerable sectors, such as housing.
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It was huge accomplishment for Petra, who confronted her insecurities about being a mom (and a dragon) by opting out, and a huge accomplishment for Jane for quitting something, but still didn't bring anything very new to the table.
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"This is a very new concept that Boris seems to have — that somehow he can dictate to them what the agenda is and that they have no standing as institutions either here or in the global space," she said.
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"We had two years when we were at a halt, we weren't training and we only started again seven days before the start of the Copa America and so our team is very new," Barroso told Reuters in an interview.
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She points out that the total ubiquity of smartphones is still very new — Pew's 2018 study showed that 95% of American teens have access to a smartphone, up significantly from even 2015 — so this is still a brave new world.
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Once nobody wants to buy the "Sweet X-Mas" merch anymore, Luke experiences a crisis of conscience that cripples him, until — in another very New York City turn of events — his hippie friend comes over and convinces him to meditate.
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Probably not, but the point here is that House of Vans closed its doors last week with a performance by Interpol (which feels very New York and very appropriate, if we do say so ourselves) after one hell of a run.
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Devoting herself full-time to her eight children has left Kate's dating skills a bit rusty, so she enlists the help of expert matchmakers Rachel DeAlto and Adam LoDolce to guide her through this very new -- and often awkward -- process.
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One of their masterpieces is LDV Comanche, the record-breaking 100-foot super maxi yacht that is again one of the big favorites to win the Sydney Hobart Race, this time under its very new owner, Jim Cooney of Australia.
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"We must remember the Ethereum Network is still very new in the grand scheme of things and it is important for us as a community to work together to make it better and safe for people to use," Steiner wrote.
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At the National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, paying customers inhale psychological oxygen — like air pumped into shopping malls — evoking the green, green grass of the West Side Tennis Club, where this great and very-New-York event was nurtured.
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"This is very new, because now it seems it's not only Russia influencing Ukrainian politics, but Ukraine is also influencing the U.S., and things happening in the U.S. are greatly influencing Ukraine," Yevhen Fedchenko, one of StopFake's founders, told me.
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"As marketers look for opportunities to allocate incremental budget, it's easiest to turn the knob up through advanced buying tools versus trying to figure out a whole new system or one that is still very new, like Snapchat or Pinterest," Berke said.
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"These allegations are inaccurate and very new, which leads us to think there's nothing to them," Riebling tells PEOPLE, explaining such claims would have been uncovered during his firm's investigation into Spears' background as well as the criminal investigation helmed by the state.
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The 16-year-old, who was signed by IMG Models in February, says that while he's still very new to the industry, he has his older sisters, Bella, 19, and Gigi, 21, to look to for career advice (like, "focus on eye expressions").
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The view of a human life as revenue-producing capital—the price of which can be computed by years and dollars of "lost productivity"—is a very new development, one that is at the core of historian Eli Cook's groundbreaking new book.
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I'll be honest and say that it's very new for me to like someone this much when I start off dating them before knowing them for a while first, because I usually realize I'm into someone once we've been friends for a while.
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"[E]very new settlement announced in Israel, every rocket shot over a border or suicide bomber on a bus, and every retaliatory military strike exacerbates the problem and provides a setback here in Europe for those fighting hatred and bigotry," he said.
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On Thursday, the first official night of New York Fashion Week, while the industry and its disciples kiss-kissed at Calvin Klein and Kim Shui, nine very young, very new designers walked their creations in the fifth annual Project Streetwork Fashion Show.
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"We must ensure that [agriculture] students have the broadband internet access they need in order to succeed and thrive in this very new and very changed economy, and world," he told the crowd at Kirkwood Community College, a school that specializes in farm tech.
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Having retired from professional poker play, and having long-ago left any kind of competitive multiplayer video gaming behind, this struck me as an opportunity to make something of a return to competitive gameplay, and test myself against a very new kind of interactive challenge.
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It was a very new and unexplored experience for me, because I am from a small town where everybody knows who you are—or at least they think they do—and they have you in certain "box," and it's hard to break through that.
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The album's originality, it's very new-ness spoke to something that the soul and R&B singer, Erykah Badu, brought up in a recent interview, after being asked about how she dealt with creative blocks like the one Bon Iver seems to have experienced.
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The effort led by the W.H.O. "is very new," said Danny Rogers, who teaches about disinformation and narrative warfare at the New York University Center for Global Affairs and is also the chief technology officer of the Global Disinformation Index, which tracks misinformation activity online.
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"Even though we are all very new friends, it was very clear from the start that we all shared a common aesthetic and vision, both in design and a way of providing thoughtful dining experiences," offers De Maria's culinary director and executive chef Camille Becerra.
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"She's branding a very new party and has to make clear what it stands for, but the danger is that while Abe owned the 'arrogance of power' space, she is now vying for some of that," said Jeffrey Kingston, director of Asian studies at Temple University Japan.
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"This is very new considering that you have a mix of people from various social classes, including lower classes, who are often less open minded [about some of the social issues being discussed] and more under the domination of confessional power and political parties," he told Hyperallergic.
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There's also a lot of straight-up hacking, with a level of technical detail that's still very new to TV. All that gives us a lot to dig through each week — whether it's breaking down the plot, walking through the hacks, or checking in with the fans.
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There, in the late '60s we were sending a slew of bills to the Congress often without any analysis of what they might cost in the long run, what the effects might be; the idea you could attach credible numbers to these things were very new.
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And while containers are obviously still a very new technology, she feels good about this bet on the technology because most enterprises are already adopting containers and Kubernetes — and they are doing so at exactly the same time as they are adopting cloud and especially hybrid clouds.
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Some people may present with abdominal pain before respiratory symptoms — and that's not something health officials are screening for: This coronavirus is still very new, and we don't know the entire spectrum of illness yet, but we're learning the disease may sometimes surface in surprising ways.
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That was really helpful, because we were treading in very new territory, and so from a story and a franchise perspective, people have to get comfortable with what stories we were going to tell and how we were going to tell them in this new platform.
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The "tres amigas" of the OC Housewives — Shannon, Tamra, and Vicki — roll through next, Shannon hand-in-hand with her very new boyfriend, the first man she's dated publicly since her ex-husband David revealed that he'd had a long-term affair a few seasons ago.
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Because the idea of hip-hop architecture is still very new, the design elements aren't quite apparent yet, though Deconstructivism and Postmodernism are probably the closest reference points in forms that emphasize the design of façades, different heights for different sections of buildings, and references classical architecture.
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It seems that we can no longer question the existence of UFOs, and while the source of these strange objects is still up for debate, we are undoubtedly on the edge of something very new, incredibly cool, and very much in the hands of a brand new generation.
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"Part of my argument then was that the very important #MeToo movement was also very new and that this Senate is not at all well prepared to handle allegations of sexual harassment and assault that might have come forward, this was absent knowing a particular nominee," he said.
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Akecheta's journey to the underworld in search of his disappeared love was weird and gorgeous and mythic, one of the few times this season that the mashup of very old stories and very new technology has hit its true potential to reveal the messy underside of both aspects of the show.
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And I could also mention something completely different because as I'm sure you know, Germany invented industry 4.0 so, very new connected industry approach and Bosch proposed to do a joint project with the DRC Development Research Center in China to study how to bring Industry 4.0 also to China.
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This savvy slipperiness has won him perennial work on the hip-hop remix circuit and is very new New York, but it's also the reason people forget to mention artists like Nicki Minaj, French, and A$AP Rocky in conversations about the modern hip-hop pulse in the Big Apple.
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That has created a new opportunity in Georgia, where you have economic capacity growing at an incredibly fast clip, at the same time that you have this extraordinary diversity that is very new to the deep south, because this is a diversity of African American, Latino, Asian Pacific Islander and white.
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She was seen wearing a black dress with a black duster jacket and bag (very New York) with a pair of sporty slip-on shoes perfect for sunny L.A. This marks the first possible new beau she's had since since splitting up with financier and art collector Richard Sachs, 58, in March 2017.
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As I mentioned in the beginning of this article, ideas are cheap, so Nextt having access to a startup's ideas isn't necessarily a big deal… But the problem is that doesn't matter, because the target audience — very new entrepreneurs — don't know that; they think their idea is worth its weight in printer ink.
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The "new Roland Garros" will be very new indeed, with hardly anything left from the original, which was built in a hurry in 1928 to provide a suitably grand venue to defend the Davis Cup that France's four musketeers — Henri Cochet, René Lacoste, Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon — had finally managed to win.
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And while the Russian nation and culture are very old, dating back in a broadly recognizable form to the adoption of Orthodox Christianity by East Slavic tribes in the 10th century, the modern Russian state is very new, arising, legally speaking, from the legal dissolution of the Soviet Union in December of 583.
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The clash of worlds jumps out — not just between very old and very new money and power but between allegiance to democracy, which millions of World War II soldiers felt was worth fighting for, and to an authoritarian politics based on the leader's proprietary notion of public office and insistence on loyalty at all costs.
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"I think that clearly we will never fail to honor the sacrifice of those who fought here and what their dreams were for this country, but I think one can say genuinely, definitively without a failing to honor past service, that we have reached a very new point in our relationship now," he added.
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This was very new to me, and I had to develop ways to control my frustrations, as even going to a local market would be a very awkward experience, knowing many people were glaring at me as I passed, or country teenagers whispering a racist joke that I've heard on TV a thousand times.
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We just wanted to emulate these guys who were so special to us and pull from all of these forward-thinking, third-wave New York City acts that made crazy hardcore that's metallic and super groovy and definitely sounds very 90s but at the same time it sounds crushingly intense and very New York.
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After several visits, I had to conclude that Party gets away with it because his work is just good enough to withstand the inevitable scrutiny, aided and abetted by the completeness of the exhibition design, the colored rooms, the collision between the very old and very new, and the skill with which they were recontextualized.
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Speaking on The Jess Cagle Interview, Kidman told PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly's editorial director that her first meeting with Cruise was during her audition for 1990's Days of Thunder — the film which sparked her romance and later marriage to the action star — when she was still an up-and-coming actress and very new to Hollywood.
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"The asset is very new, the maximum time we have had steam under the ground is under a year and we don't know how developed those steam chambers are and how they may or may not have dissipated," he said, adding Conoco may have to re-drill some wells if temperature differences cause steel liners to buckle.
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"The asset is very new, the maximum time we have had steam under the ground is under a year and we don't know how developed those steam chambers are and how they may or may not have dissipated," he said, adding Conoco may have to redrill some wells if temperature differences cause steel liners to buckle.
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Map showing the location of the Kuhmobarak village in Iran's Hormozgan province, the location where Iranian officials claim the drone was shot downGraphic: Google MapsThe exact model of the drone that was downed by Iranian forces initially confusing some experts when U.S. officials said it might be the MQ-22017C, largely because the MQ-4C is a very new aircraft.
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HG: And finally your excellency one more question can you continue to pursue an expansionary foreign policy given the current price environment with oil prices where they are and also in terms of what's happening here at home, in terms of the cutting of subsidiaries in terms of this basically austerity which is very new for Saudi Arabia – is that something that's achievable?
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"This guerrilla warfare house-to-house method is still very new and I'm not convinced that many places are prepared for it," said Michael Doyle, the head of mosquito control for the Florida Keys, a district that used such tactics during an outbreak of the dengue virus in 224 and 22004, one of the first major outbreaks in the United States since the 21.8s.
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I do it too, now, when I empathize with the very new mothers I see looking swollen and shellshocked and dumbstruck with love, looking exhausted, looking scared about their vaginas, looking so much more capable than they feel, looking at me over plates of food I bring them, because food is the way my mother taught me to welcome someone to their own metamorphosis.
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Verizon&aposs First 5G Hotspot Will Cost You $650—and You Better Watch Your DataWhile 5G is still very new, we've already seen a handful of 5G-ready phones like the Galaxy S10 5G, …Read more Read"It is one of the most important investigative tools that police officers and services have, so we need this in the future," De Bolle told Reuters, describing Europol's tracking surveillance that works on the current mobile infrastructure.
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