Conventional narrative and plot tend to fall by the wayside.
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That leaves important and politically difficult reforms by the wayside.
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Budgets leave children by the wayside in 2 Michigan cities
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In a world like this, things go by the wayside.
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Craft has gone by the wayside, but so has intention.
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And Twitter has put that by the wayside, just gone.
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Any of them could change or fall by the wayside.
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This doesn't mean that communication should go by the wayside.
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In such matters, ideology tends to fall by the wayside.
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By the second match, subtlety had gone by the wayside.
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That too now appears to have fallen by the wayside.
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"We can't let them fall by the wayside," she said.
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The high tech perimeter defenses, unmaintained, fell by the wayside.
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The classifications we live under will fall by the wayside.
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Let's see what sticks and what falls by the wayside.
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And if they do, let it fall by the wayside.
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In Aurora, Mayor Irvin issued a letter criticizing Wayside Cross.
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And yet blue laws continue to fall by the wayside.
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The neon-colored canine, now named Frenchy, and her non-dyed brother were found roaming around a cemetery by a Wayside Waifs partner shelter, who later sent the dogs for care at Wayside Waifs.
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A golden scoring opportunity went by the wayside in the seventh.
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You're gonna see some big-name athletes falling by the wayside.
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Historical accuracy falls by the wayside in favor of being cool.
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But that's not to say that aesthetics fall to the wayside.
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Creators got thrown to the wayside by Twitter unexpectedly cutting Vine.
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When I was starving, all other problems vanished by the wayside.
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To those that have fallen by the wayside, we get it.
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Their compatriots fell by the wayside, however, in another mass Brexit.
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There are some McDonald's legends that have gone by the wayside.
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Official channels for developer support have also fallen by the wayside.
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Policy often fell by the wayside in favor of the personal.
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Many of the bidders fell by the wayside during the process.
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Our plans for polishing our interview approach fell by the wayside.
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Is the federal priority for diversifying STEM going by the wayside?
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We're allowing national security to go by the wayside, for what?
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My lingering self-hatred that comes and goes fell by the wayside.
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Once he was named crown prince, the proposals fell by the wayside.
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In the face of extreme temperatures, style oftentimes falls to the wayside.
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Now, companies are falling by the wayside, and the strongest pushing forward.
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Yet, like the unsuccessful sperm, so many have fallen by the wayside.
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It's fallen by the wayside because it requires the cooperation of Congress.
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Sadly, when it comes to choosing, "delicious" often falls by the wayside.
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Is that part of this or has that fallen by the wayside?
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Some days there are things that end up falling by the wayside.
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In WWE, meanwhile, jobbers fell by the wayside as the writing evolved.
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If that means someone gets left by the wayside, that's too bad.
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What intentions or resolutions have fallen to the wayside since January 1?
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"If you don't support your community, it will fall by the wayside."
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Even at the strong performers, too many students fall by the wayside.
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Gateway project: Barring a sudden change, this will fall by the wayside.
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Each book has thirty chapters, and Wayside School is thirty stories tall.
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It is indeed time for these smaller players to fall by the wayside.
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And everything else — racial fairness and bringing communities together — goes on the wayside.
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But you still have responsibilities, so don't let them fall to the wayside.
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I just think that enforcement against illegal operators just goes to the wayside.
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Design and aesthetics have long fallen by the wayside in modern cellphone manufacturing.
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Whose lives is he prioritizing, and whose lives are falling by the wayside?
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But several batsmen with solid first-class averages have fallen by the wayside.
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But nothing worked — and key U.S. industries began to fall by the wayside.
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"Sometimes it falls to the wayside when they pick their priorities," she says.
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You're so busy right now that some things have fallen to the wayside.
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We did "Into The Wayside Part III," and that was Anthony's song, actually.
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SMS summoning, on the other hand, seems to have gone by the wayside.
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Then I discovered partying, and suddenly all those worries went to the wayside.
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One great strength of the series has already largely fallen by the wayside.
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I think people's attention spans are going to the wayside because of technology.
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As other politicians of his generation fell by the wayside, Mr. Beltrones evolved.
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Media often report on fake news; fact-checking often falls by the wayside.
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Reports 2016 third quarter results and declares quarterly dividend * Wayside technology group, inc.
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Let them carp about the many talents that have fallen by the wayside.
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Where does the national African American vote go if Biden falls by the wayside?
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But he wanted to reassure that the product wasn't being left by the wayside.
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While other relationships have fallen by the wayside, Kirstein and Hassell's relationship has evolved.
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But, one man was left on the wayside during all this furore—Max Holloway.
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Now with more women joining the workforce, this justification falls by the wayside too.
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But lead in paint and drinking water shouldn't fall by the wayside, Neltner said.
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Far too often, self-care falls by the wayside — especially for perfectionists like Brown.
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One supreme-court justice chastised the judge for "leaving the law by the wayside".
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And the drama will so engross people that the facts fall by the wayside.
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Even at the earliest ages, it lets many potential stars fall by the wayside.
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And the company faces enormous pressure not to let projects fall by the wayside.
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While Trump expressed openness to stronger background checks, talks eventually fell by the wayside.
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But Wheeler made it clear that he isn't letting it fall by the wayside.
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Wall Street is another mess that fell by the wayside during the Obama presidency.
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We arrive at a time where the conscious consumerism has fallen by the wayside.
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Friendships fell by the wayside, as did any semblance of trying to fit in.
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Given all the developers in Miami, greasy spoon diners are falling by the wayside.
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But the personal element, of thanking family members, seemed to fall by the wayside.
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"There was an isolated off-campus incident tonight at Wayside Central," the university tweeted.
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Climate change cultists will either join in or fall to the wayside of history.
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It's dream-big energy, so you're bound to let details fall to the wayside.
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This system soon fell by the wayside as the torrent of content continued to grow.
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The norm of interbranch negotiation and resolution has fallen by the wayside with this administration.
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While multiple art display companies exist, such as Depict, some are falling by the wayside.
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The Embraer deal may fall by the wayside as Boeing contends with regulators and lawsuits.
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Unfortunately, with high-frequency trading, ECNs, and the like, all that's goin' by the wayside.
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Low-energy Jeb (Bush), Little Marco (Rubio), Lyin' Ted (Cruz) -- all fell by the wayside.
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As the market turns back to favor borrowers, quarterly calls may go by the wayside.
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And if you don't actively prioritize self-care, it's likely to fall by the wayside.
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However, foreign investors' projects often fall quietly by the wayside when bureaucratic obstacles prove insurmountable.
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And if the president does fall by the wayside this term, Pence could inherit everything.
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Budgets leaves Flint, Detroit children by wayside That means Snyder could be on the hook.
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The convention of 1880 went to 36 ballots, leaving all early favourites by the wayside.
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No matter the outcome in Friedrichs, unions will not fall by the wayside or disappear.
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Unfortunately, they tend to fall by the wayside as life continues to take its course.
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These issues were in the spotlight of several years, then have fallen by the wayside.
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And what seems to have happened is that that has really fallen by the wayside.
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Since then, major efforts to restrict access to guns have gone largely by the wayside.
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Amid all the post-Ferguson concern about police behavior, these tactics fell by the wayside.
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Smarter Living: It's easy for healthy lifestyles to fall by the wayside when you're traveling.
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The idea fell to the wayside, but some wonder whether the president could revive it.
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Hot 1990s and early 2000s models like Reebok's Allen Iverson line fell to the wayside.
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The White House is juggling so many controversies that some have fallen to the wayside.
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The people who fall by the wayside are the people who have nothing to say.
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He revealed that he stepped in to save the negotiations from falling by the wayside.
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Any grand illusions that they once bore have been unshouldered and dumped on the wayside.
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Breach investigations would still be done, but critical security maintenance might fall by the wayside.
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"I worked on it for two years and then … fell to the wayside," she said.
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My lady loves fell to the wayside as I basked in the bliss of romance.
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That optimism, as inflated as it may have been, seems to have fallen by the wayside.
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But a vacuum of leadership at FDA could mean these issues fall by the wayside there.
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But what happens to the heaps of amazing screenplays that fall to the wayside each year?
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This idea of the adults in the room seems to have just fallen by the wayside.
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Because you're so tired, healthy habits can fall to the wayside, including exercise and eating well.
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For now, though, it looks increasingly likely that these new missions could fall by the wayside.
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Especially when you notice that LG is also leaving its curved sets by the wayside too.
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Jet, as a platform to sell similar items, has fallen by the wayside, the sources added.
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Now the tired old notion that birds are stupid is starting to fall by the wayside.
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When his supporters realise they are being left by the wayside, his poll numbers will suffer.
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Will all those expressions of comity fall by the wayside when the meet onstage in Detroit?
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In Episodes for Study, sensual immediacy is foregrounded while narrative totality is relegated to the wayside.
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This deal has largely gone by the wayside, clearly to the electoral disadvantage of the Democrats.
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It would certainly be a shame if its spirit of inclusiveness also fell by the wayside.
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In the melee, streetwear, the flavor of the most recent moment, is falling by the wayside.
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Due process, of the sort we're used to in real courts, is tossed by the wayside.
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"It has not fallen by the wayside that we should celebrate these people," Johnson-Smith said.
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"Labor isn't going to stand by the wayside," Mr. Khan, of Strong Economy for All, observed.
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Christmas, too, went pretty much by the wayside for much of Protestant Europe during this time.
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But Wheeler has always made it clear that he isn't letting it fall by the wayside.
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Much of the rest of Bannon's hoped-for economic nationalist agenda has fallen by the wayside too.
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But it's important not to let tricky tech like under panel sensors fall by the wayside either.
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If the due process guarantee were to go by the wayside, all other liberties would soon follow.
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Hooper noted if certain risks don't fall by the wayside soon, she'll have to downgrade her forecast.
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Their candidacies developed essential political infrastructure, an effort that fell by the wayside during the Obama era.
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Here are some of the parties at play that may be leaving Huawei by the wayside. ARM.
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So anything that I thought was pushing too much of an agenda I pushed to the wayside.
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The entire former repertoire of gentlemanly charms fell by the wayside: samizdat, whispered conversations in the kitchen.
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The reality is, apps that cost a user time, money and inconvenience will fall by the wayside.
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If he wins, with or without the popular vote, any excuses for 2016 fall by the wayside.
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Scores of Warren G's peers fell by the wayside, but he continued to progress as a musician.
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MJ's insecurities fall to the wayside when she discovers that Zoe cheated on him with another woman.
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If so, handwriting, far from falling by the wayside, would seem poised for prime time once more.
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Everything else falls by the wayside in the name of sleep and Netflix binging to alleviate stress.
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"Investigations just fell to the wayside, and I needed to go and do something else," Arkin said.
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Nokia's cellphones faded by the wayside, along with many devices, when Apple's iPhone was introduced in 2007.
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British businesses are feeling the pain of constant uncertainty, and important reforms have fallen by the wayside.
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So surely you'll understand that in the midst of this madness some things fell by the wayside.
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Though that tone has been shifting in the past few months, Battleborn has fallen by the wayside.
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"Culturally as a society, we're less formal today, and that puts attendants to the wayside," she said.
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Does this mean all other tech upgrades — like a reliable laptop — have to go by the wayside?
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That's the part that has fallen by the wayside as the ACA's coverage expansion has narrowed down.
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BOWMAN, S.C. — Weathers Farms grows corn, cotton, soybeans and peanuts off a dirt road called Wayside Drive.
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Some big names have already fallen by the wayside; some even bigger ones may yet join them.
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Without that, she said, these programs fall to the wayside as day-to-day tasks pile up.
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Sex education, for which there are no state tests or reporting requirements, can fall by the wayside.
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Conspiracy With more defined charges falling to the wayside, some reached for the darling of prosecutors: conspiracy.
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Ethics kind of falls by the wayside; the purpose of life is winning, not following the rules.
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But as our team has grown, and our work did too, those public notes fell by the wayside.
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"These are all vital services, and they're all in danger of being put on the wayside," Kelly said.
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The festival is a 33,500-year-old tradition, but some traditions will fall by the wayside this year.
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All of these things are just really, just going by the wayside," she said on CNN's "New Day.
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The government moved his wayside shop in 2008 to build a sprawling commercial port, financed by Chinese loans.
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Projects and legislation not approved by June or by latest October will fall by the wayside until 2020.
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Social media stats dictate success and oftentimes, young songwriters without a marketing team can fall by the wayside.
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Yet McDonald thinks that these expectations will fall by the wayside, as they have so many times before.
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I got excited to write a song for that, and then … it started to go by the wayside.
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Distinguished old players are going to fall by the wayside if they fail to take hold on mobile.
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You're like an animal with your leg caught in a trap and rationality really goes by the wayside.
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As a slew of sporting goods stores fall by the wayside, Dick's Sporting Goods is opening new locations.
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Andrew: Body of Light started out as Alex's solo project, I didn't really join until around Wayside City.
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Many of us worried that journalism ethics would fall by the wayside when the billionaire class showed up.
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The liberals were taking over and the common working man and woman were getting pushed to the wayside.
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What's fallen by the wayside is how these fake news pages are tied to the world of rap.
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Even rules that were once hard and fast—no advertising and no cuts—have gone by the wayside.
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And you're going to see some really iconic businesses go by the wayside over the next few decades.
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They want to know why this startup succeeded when more than a thousand others fell by the wayside.
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With pensions largely going by the wayside, retiring comfortably will be based largely on how well you save.
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But the economy is dynamic, with new businesses forming and existing businesses falling to the wayside every day.
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There are also concerns that structural reforms could fall by the wayside — reforms that Nabiullina said were crucial.
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I know that sounds silly, but on radio they slate things, but it really fell to the wayside.
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What it indicates is that the margin between getting by and falling by the wayside is getting narrower.
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But in the home stretch of a heated election, discussion of the economy is falling by the wayside.
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In an unlimited vacation setting, this very real need to relax and recharge often falls by the wayside.
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But in the thirst for exclusive access, the old rules get tossed by the wayside — ethics become inconvenient.
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Maternity leave and childcare would likely be among the first Trump proposals to be tossed to the wayside.
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Columbia has charged $500 in the past, but Ely said that practice had largely gone by the wayside.
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Especially with the rising popularity of Kodachrome color film, the art of hand-coloring fell by the wayside.
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Once the containment assumption falls by the wayside, the other lines of defense begin to look less robust.
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Only, as the story continued, a Swiss priest and schoolmaster think she is looking for a wayside chapel.
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The road has been renamed Wayside Drive, and part of it had been relocated by several hundred yards.
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If inductive charging ever becomes available, the very concept of a charging station could go by the wayside.
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Verification often falls by the wayside when quotations are neatly packaged into inspirational memes or shareable image files.
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Other time-honored but increasingly stuffy elements, like presenting the cork to guests, were falling by the wayside.
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It's all-consuming though and I've let my other responsibilities fall to the wayside while I'm doing this.
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But its "Evil Empire" moniker, once a label favored by the company's critics, has fallen by the wayside.
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Decades of legal precedent are pushed to the wayside in pursuit of this complete takeover by Big Labor.
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Jenkins has noticed a number of trends that have gone by the wayside within the last 10 years.
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But he's hinted that the blue-slip rule could go by the wayside, at least in same cases.
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I'd like to start an alternative school to try and reach kids who have fallen by the wayside.
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A new year brings often brings reading resolutions that end up falling to the wayside by mid-January.
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SANDERS: No, let... TODD: Immigration reform, for instance, fell by the wayside in the first term because of this.
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Between the marathon and seeing a show tonight, my normal meal planning and prep has fallen by the wayside.
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It's Claire's trajectory which takes hold in a season where supporting characters are somewhat disappointingly thrown to the wayside.
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Her concerns about equality are hand-waved away; questions about consent and free will are shoved to the wayside.
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Funny how petty stuff like ex-girlfriends and verbal jabs fall to the wayside when s**t gets real.
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QQ's ability to be profitable is no mean feat, where plenty of Western competitors have fallen by the wayside.
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It's much more of a commercial endeavor than Jones' other films, but it doesn't abandon art by the wayside.
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And so their pledge to believe all women falls by the wayside in the interest of defeating the right.
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Other bills that fell by the wayside on Friday included several that would have imposed additional restrictions on abortion.
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Bernie Sanders had a lot of things right, including letting the spinning of the emails fall by the wayside.
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But how does that square with the other political allegories and storylines that have been left by the wayside?
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Those tracks, however good they are, fell by the wayside, perhaps because they weren't purely and primarily Lorde tracks.
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The people who can't afford to do all that shit are falling by the wayside so fast it's ridiculous.
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Its lackluster third season, though, fell prey to sitcom tropes, and Kimmy's mental health largely fell by the wayside.
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Potential successors at Renault fell by the wayside over the years, a sore point in France for Renault shareholders.
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They're trying to explain themselves better — a simple, obvious thing that somehow fell by the wayside over recent decades.
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But all that got largely lost by the wayside as the president went to war with a Baltimore icon.
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Since I don't have a roommate, these things tend to go by the wayside when I work long stretches.
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Dave: The fear was, okay, there'll be no interest so maybe we'll just let sex go by the wayside.
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The cartoon instead put a bomb labelled "politics" in the athlete's hand, leaving the basketball fallen by the wayside.
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As Trump's rollbacks allow industries more freedom with fewer regulations to navigate, safety laws can fall by the wayside.
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Blackberry, once a mobile giant, was unable to compete and the company's smartphones have since fallen by the wayside.
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A few pieces appear in a large stack, with tattered and peeling bits of foam fallen along the wayside.
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Matt Harrington, a former Aurora City Council candidate, organized a protest outside Wayside Cross that about 35 people attended.
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In those latter cases, inattentive proprietors are often letting a steady stream of potential advertising dollars fall by the wayside.
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Once your New Year's fitness resolutions have fallen by the wayside, your wallet may be the only thing getting slimmer.
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And anyone who thinks he's going to let his border wall promise fall by the wayside is very sadly mistaken.
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In fact, the product was born out of a partnership between GoPro and DJI that ultimately fell by the wayside.
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"There's an entire genre of player that's gone by the wayside, which is the enforcer or the goon," Wyshynski says.
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The agreement and efforts to establish a transitional government have largely fallen by the wayside amid bickering and intermittent clashes.
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So it's hard when you talk about how the things that may not directly benefit us fall by the wayside.
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People are applying those issues to their own city councils or state legislatures, leaving more local topics to the wayside.
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Concerns about Brazil's preparedness to host the games fell by the wayside as things mostly went off without a hitch.
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Some observers worry that this complex and multifaceted epidemic will fall by the wayside when it comes to research funding.
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There's been a steadily increasing trend of heels being left by the wayside to make way for more practical shoes.
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America cannot allow nonproliferation efforts to fall by the wayside – especially given current tensions over nuclear programs in other countries.
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After Wayside City we really decided to be a full-form synth band, it wasn't as loose of an idea.
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Making good decisions about spending and finding new ways to save doesn't have to fall to the wayside this year.
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I'm not a big fan of Shakespeare, actually, but there's a reason he lasted while others faded to the wayside.
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As that went by the wayside, the McMahon-Austin feud slowly, inevitably returned in the form of McMahon versus Reigns.
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As our economy speeds ahead, we must ensure that this important tech update does not get left by the wayside.
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"What works in this market works very well, and what doesn't work often is left by the wayside," Cramer said.
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And our troops deserve authorization from Congress for their activities overseas, an important detail that has fallen by the wayside.
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While markets are busy with Trump tweets and geopolitics, one strategist says two catalysts are being left by the wayside.
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Unfortunately, like so many of Trump's campaign promises, this one has fallen by the wayside now that he's in office.
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According to the latest data available, some 145,637 cases fell by the wayside in 2016 after hitting the time out.
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Do you think some of the aspects of Detroit that make it the grittier city are going by the wayside?
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So if I ever let that go by the wayside, I'm doing a disservice to the people I'm working for.
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But overall, any preconceived notions of how an album by The National should sound have been thrown by the wayside.
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But the petition is one sign that the traditional reverence among evangelicals for authority figures has fallen by the wayside.
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Tom Price to head the Department of Health and Human Services announced on Monday, that canard falls by the wayside.
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But after I completely lost my eyesight in 2012, my attempts at overturning my conviction quickly fell by the wayside.
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Murray and Wawrinka briefly pushed the door ajar, each winning three titles, but they have both fallen by the wayside.
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But Ms. Bauer said that a sensible diet doesn't have to and shouldn't fall by the wayside when on vacation.
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Remembering stuff takes brainpower and as the busy, hardworking adult that you are, some things just fall by the wayside.
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All the values that are supposed to be at the core of a liberal arts education go by the wayside.
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That's kind of fallen by the wayside—usually female vocalists these days are doing more of an R&B thing.
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Then of course things are going to fall by the wayside and slip through the cracks, which is not great.
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Important reforms such as broadening the tax base, eliminating tax loopholes and overhauling the judicial system have fallen by the wayside.
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If oil prices continue to remain below $40 per barrel, a few more shale oil producers will fall by the wayside.
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Mainstream theater is often so concerned with appealing to a wide audience that stories about marginalized communities fall to the wayside.
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As marijuana legalization spreads and stigma recedes, older narratives claiming that copulation and cannabis don't mix are falling by the wayside.
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For a show that puts so much stock in meaningful, serialized storytelling, it's quick to leave things by the wayside, too.
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What NewAer is tapping into an old idea left by the wayside by phone makers which used to be pretty interesting.
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Another to fall by the wayside on competition concerns was the proposed $6.3 billion merger of office supply chain Staples SPLS.
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Legacy infrastructure will fall by the wayside to enable all the work people are doing to come together in one place.
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But we've still been laser-focused on WINTERFELL VS. ZOMBIES to the point that all else has fallen by the wayside.
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Realizing I'd done a piss-poor job of cultivating relationships, and a lot of my friends had fallen by the wayside.
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The plan then fell to the wayside, and now he's dead set against the book ever seeing the light of day.
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Will it fall on the wayside since individuals can now more easily create a full band sound with technology, friends, etc?
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But Tom Hiddleston and Taylor Swift's relationship has indeed fallen by the wayside, perhaps somehow in sync with the changing season.
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As long as the industry continues to reward white entertainers for "trying something new" Stefani's actions will go by the wayside.
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Sanders and his people are arguing that should be thrown by the wayside because white voters prefer a white male candidate.
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In his pocket he had a book in which to look up the names of the wayside flowers, trees, and birds.
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Too many Americans have the false impression that Republicans only engage with rural voters and leave the suburbs by the wayside.
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There's loads more besides—surely some are going to simply slip by the wayside and not get played by the pros?
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I fear that with legalization we will use that momentum for recreational use… It could fall by the wayside over money.
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I've always been really well-read, but over the past couple of years, my reading has seriously fell by the wayside.
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It is solid and crisp, but she seems to let it fall by the wayside in her more jab-centric performances.
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As I paid, I noticed a child sitting on a stool peacefully reading "Sideways Stories From Wayside School," guardian shopping nearby.
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But in the ensuing years, we have come to take democracy for granted, and civic education has fallen by the wayside.
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But as DHS's role becomes increasingly focused on immigration, some are concerned the national security aspects could fall by the wayside.
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Rice, beans, salad and grilled meats — building blocks of the traditional Brazilian diet — are falling by the wayside, studies have found.
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N. With more than 800 announced deals still awaiting closure, bankers and lawyers warned many more could fall by the wayside.
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But what really interests him is how that stock gets its groove back when Wall Street throws it to the wayside.
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Yet our actual lives go on, like insignificant characters left by the wayside as the author pursued a more engaging plot.
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Remnants of that bohemian spirit have been pushed to the wayside as tech companies have made themselves comfortable in the city.
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By not having female game designers, facilitators or players, opportunities to uncover new and innovative strategies are falling by the wayside.
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Fifty-fifth Street and Seventh Avenue will feel hollow as we wistfully watch yet another great legend fall by the wayside.
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The succinct proposal clearly fell to the wayside and remained buried in the NASA report until we happened upon it recently.
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Most consumers will likely choose the latter, leaving security by the wayside, and civil liberties advocates are already voicing displeasure about it.
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Obviously, my typically reasonably healthy diet goes by the wayside during Ramadan — it's not uncommon, ironically, to gain weight during this month.
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This risks a version of the mistake Republican Party insiders made in 22012, when they banked on Trump falling by the wayside.
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After marrying Kris Jenner in 1991, even Caitlyn Jenner admits that her relationships with her four eldest children fell by the wayside.
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We've improved things that do give people more of an equal chance and take care of people who fall by the wayside.
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Retail analyst Jan Kniffen last week told CNBC that he expects the "fad" aspect of athletic apparel to fall by the wayside.
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Promises to ship a Walkie-Talkie feature fell by the wayside in the company's rebooting of the platform, but now it's here.
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Nevertheless, while uptake of languages such as Japanese, Chinese and Arabic has risen, some less popular ones have fallen by the wayside.
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"If they get close to that, I am fairly confident that authorities will brush the debt limit by the wayside," she said.
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"One could easily imagine in a heated market where deals are being chased that standards could go by the wayside," she said.
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It's truly heartening to see the House Financial Services Committee wouldn't allow the SAFE Banking Act to fall by the wayside. Sen.
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He's not completely backing down, he says, but it sure sounds like this is one campaign pledge that's gone by the wayside.
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The announcement prompted concerns that MechWarrior Online would get pushed by the wayside, but Piranha president Ross Bullock denied any such thing.
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So in some some cities things have had to go by the wayside or fall back into the hands of its citizens.
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That ambitious timeline quickly fell to the wayside as he realized how daunting the challenge would be to actually traverse the globe.
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As the streaming market grows, many of these offerings will fail and fall by the wayside, easing some aspects of subscription fatigue.
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Efforts to reconsider what was the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership have so far fallen by the wayside since Trump took office.
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It is literally taking the largest political advantage held by a majority party in modern politics and tossing it to the wayside.
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In addition, because STEM fields reign supreme in Bay Area culture, other disciplines sometimes fall by the wayside, making holistic education difficult.
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Then she "realized it could be written about until I die," and suddenly, her plans to quietly retire fell to the wayside.
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The tape grows ragged, with many stocks and sectors falling by the wayside as a narrower group of leaders rescue the indexes.
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And they appear likely to leave President Trump's supplemental defense funding request by the wayside for the time being to avoid one.
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But like a third of other vegetarians and vegans, those supposedly clear-cut mealtime morals fall by the wayside when I'm drunk.
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A planned autobiography fell by the wayside after much preparation and a book of poetry, Charge of the Goddess, was published posthumously.
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Meanwhile, actual discussion about how to keep rural communities connected to high-tech infrastructure, education, and investment has fallen by the wayside.
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You see, I only know one Zoe, and she was a semi-sweetheart at school, before she cast me by the wayside.
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Nevertheless, nuclear power continued to play a major role in US space exploration, even if reactors had been tossed to the wayside.
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The Democratic establishment lined up behind Biden on Monday as he raked in endorsements while second-tier candidates dropped by the wayside.
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BOSTON — It's not just shaking hands and kissing babies that's falling by the wayside as campaigns adapt to a world with coronavirus.
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Several big regulatory ideas have fallen by the wayside; or won't be finished by 2021; or are meeting resistance in the courts.
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The two plays, presented in repertory at the Flea Theater explore a sense that too often falls by the wayside onstage — sound.
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Given the mountain of controversies MoviePass has faced in the past, it's easy to see how cybersecurity could fall by the wayside.
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But thanks to government apathy and the blatant exploitation of natural resources, it seems to have fallen by the wayside of progress.
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Bonus points if they're things you let fall by the wayside to free up more time for her when you were together.
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They've become altar calls at the foot of their faux messiah where common decency and honesty have been thrown to the wayside.
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She'll take on extra projects and tell herself she can suffer through it, but in reality, her work falls to the wayside.
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So some of the projects that I worked on fell by the wayside because management was not willing to be accountable to me.
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I'm glad people keep asking questions and that people haven't decided that [diversity is] a fad thing and left it by the wayside.
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Republicans have spent the past months focusing on their tax bill, leaving an unruly and growing list of unfinished business by the wayside.
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They have created a brilliant world of social and judicial injustice, but have (accidentally?) left the women by the wayside along the way.
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When I'm traveling, however, my daily organization and structure seem to fall to the wayside, and everything is thrown completely out of whack.
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If you're in a relationship, problems that you've allowed to fall by the wayside will rise to the surface, refusing to be ignored.
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What was supposed to be a centerpiece of the majority party's message — their massive tax law — seems to have fallen by the wayside.
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But certainly, while the myth that we're self-reliant lives on, our ability to be alone seems to be going by the wayside.
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Dollar bulls have been falling by the wayside this summer, as the U.S. Federal Reserve looks further away from tightening its monetary policy.
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This upkeep, however, requires major investments of both materials and manpower, and quite often structures fall by the wayside until something catastrophic happens.
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The bill must be approved by the middle of August and if the government is swept away, it would fall by the wayside.
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When time travel rules go by the wayside, logical inconsistencies can become so irritating, even the most dedicated audiences will abandon cherished characters.
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There's little to no consequence to them if the many fall by the wayside, spent to completion trying to hit that home run.
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But the news cycle doesn't allow for much discussion of such topics — and Headey believes we've let this conversation fall by the wayside.
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On the calendar, there are still elections to take place in Germany and Italy, but the populist threat has fallen by the wayside.
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After working tirelessly to take a software management company I co-founded public, I realized I had thrown my health by the wayside.
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Advanced rail transportation equipment includes wayside systems (fixed assets such as signaling and communications) and rolling stock (mobile assets such as passenger cars).
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Wear OS by Google smartwatches have all but fallen by the wayside and the Galaxy Watch Active and Galaxy Watch felt very uninspiring.
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Still, that argument is now falling by the wayside, in part because some of those same brand-name companies are developing biosimilars themselves.
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Insider's Kim Renfro said the movie's non-linear storytelling robs the story of cohesion and make its emotional punches fall by the wayside.
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That effort, which relies on the Justice Department for recommendations of good clemency candidates, could fall by the wayside in a new administration.
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But as Rauchway writes, FDR's social justice idealism fell by the wayside as the president had to compromise to get things done quickly.
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Without new trade agreements and an agriculture secretary to push them forward, Sipes believes, Kansas farmers will start to fall by the wayside.
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A Mongolian Giant As the other yokozuna seemed to fall by the wayside, a rival emerged for Kisenosato in the form of Terunofuji.
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"Trump's 'populist' instincts on economic policy seem to have fallen by the wayside over the course of the campaign," Mr. Bartels told me.
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And the struggles with mental illness that have been so central to her journey from the pilot onward have fallen by the wayside.
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Thousands of students who work hard, overcome tough neighborhoods or family situations and do well in school are nonetheless falling by the wayside.
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A Moxy that was supposed to occupy converted space downtown fell by the wayside, but the Oakland neighborhood will get an Autograph soon.
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In an unwieldy bureaucracy, pressure and high-level oversight from the White House ensure that disaster response does not fall by the wayside.
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The incident took place at Wayside Central, according CNN affiliate WNEM, which cited a message sent out by the university's emergency alert system.
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NEPA's basic purpose of ensuring that agency decisionmakers are cognizant of the potential environmental impacts of their actions thus falls by the wayside.
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And sometimes the emotion can take over and the technical aspects can go by the wayside, and you don't want that to happen.
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Gift a HelloFresh Gift Card, from $60.93With so many new parenting responsibilities to juggle, cooking a full meal may fall by the wayside.
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Recently, more designers have been making environmental impact a top priority, though with that choice tends to mean that aesthetics fall to the wayside.
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Mr. Ackerman's art-house cinemas gradually fell by the wayside as high rents and the rise of the multiplex changed the movie presentation business.
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While floodwaters were on the rise, so were several hundred dozen balls of bread dough in the little bakery and cafe off Wayside Drive.
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Waugh said that several potential pet parents have already contacted Wayside Waifs about adopting Frenchy, so she should have a forever family soon enough.
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That's helped his overall efficiency creep up even while his shot-making from the back half of the paint has gone by the wayside.
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The face of this prototype has some elements that persisted, namely the off-center thumbstick, but its hook-style wearability fell by the wayside.
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But as Apple continues to grow into other markets, including smartwatches and TV boxes, its famous prefix seems to be falling to the wayside.
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I see you're doing a Thin Black Book and I'm wondering if that all fell by the wayside or if it's still kicking around.
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These traditions and touchstones, falling by the wayside one after another, were ones many of us counted on to represent economic stability and comfort.
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Logocentric apparel that Abercrombie and its peers had been churning out since the '220s had fallen by the wayside in favor of unique products.
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Off Route 126, past the Ochoco Wayside State Park in Prineville, Oregon, lies a series of monolithic, logo-less gray buildings guarded by security.
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I was playing double bass at the time—I still bust it out from time to time, but it's really fallen by the wayside.
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"Transparency falls by the wayside in times of uncertainty and problems," said NordLB analyst Frank Schwope who has a "Hold" recommendation on VW shares.
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At 20%, that's not the case -- several key remaining credits and deductions (most notably the research and development credit) could fall by the wayside.
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The Kennedy Center tribute joins other touchstones -- like NBA championship teams visiting the White House -- that have fallen by the wayside since Trump's inauguration.
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Data from a study put together by McKinsey & Co. and Lean In show how men are promoted up, while women fall by the wayside.
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"I'm concerned because some of those successes could go by the wayside unless the community finds a way to reignite the passion," said Brickey.
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With Harlem in decline in the 1970s at the same moment the preservation movement was taking hold citywide, preserving Harlem fell by the wayside.
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Out-and-out cheats like God Mode and unlimited power-ups fell by the wayside in favor of changes that altered a game's rules.
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But between shooting the movie and promoting the narrative feature, skating itself has fallen a bit by the wayside for the native New Yorkers.
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As part of Trump's quest for domestic energy dominance and deregulation, mitigating the effects of climate change have fallen by the wayside, critics say.
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Any efforts to win over Sanders voters appear to have gone by the wayside, too, as she continues to shellack him on the stump.
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"The days when your mother told you to look both ways before you cross the street are going by the wayside," Professor Dingus said.
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Players who excel in more traditional categories, like home runs and wins, tend to be the ones paid handsomely; defense falls by the wayside.
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Crazy to think about: The era of fiscal responsibility as a driving force behind any budget agreement has all but fallen by the wayside.
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Still, it was clear that many changes expanded tax benefits for the wealthiest taxpayers, while other attempts to close loopholes fell by the wayside.
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Their departure, barring any late rescue, means that all three of the teams that entered the sport in 2010 have now fallen by the wayside.
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The fault doesn't rest entirely on Ubisoft's shoulders, either: When being seen is the status quo for queer representation, being heard falls by the wayside.
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There are more problems coming around, that means the weak ones are going to fall by the wayside and I am about to get busy.
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Well, my darlings, as I believe Trinity said in this week's episode, the "filler bitches" are falling by the wayside and things are getting real.
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That fell by the wayside after month five, when I knocked a cup of coffee onto my current read and ruined half of its pages.
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While Federer is seeded three, he is ranked fifth in the world, and has seen all his biggest rivals fall by the wayside this week.
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In a film that mixes so many different elements, it would be easy for many of these characters' essential traits to fall by the wayside.
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Otherwise, it's just going to fall by the wayside when you're watching it, and I just become another boring male character running around shooting stuff.
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Under President Xi Jinping, plenty of old norms of Chinese politics have gone by the wayside, including the term limits on Mr Xi's own post.
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But, as JMEC noted on Sunday, that agreement and efforts to establish a transitional government have fallen by the wayside amid bickering and intermittent clashes.
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In a story that tackles super-complicated themes over a three-generation-long timespan, it'd be easy for some aspects to fall by the wayside.
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His opinion about Curry's fintech plans are not known, but without a strong supporter in the government they are likely to fall by the wayside.
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So the government activated the Division, a secret organization of sleeper soldiers that can work independently to restore order when laws fall by the wayside.
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The ones who truly succeed are not afraid of taking risks to expand their horizons, while the timid and easily swayed fall by the wayside.
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Then it just went by the wayside and I got home and I figured out the bass line off the Yamaha Motif keyboard I play.
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The likely result is that competition in online retailing will eventually be a slugfest between Amazon and Walmart with everyone else thrown by the wayside.
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That's not to say some companies haven't fallen by the wayside, but many of those who heeded the warnings have managed to stick it out.
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Fact-based journalism is not-so-slowly going by the wayside to be replaced by fanciful social media threads and personal blogs disguised as news.
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A chance to perform on stage during a Kygo performance recently fell to the wayside when the show was cancelled, but Matthew doesn't sweat it.
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But the defending champion, trailing at the time, had attended a wedding there and was able to seize her fourth victory with the Wayside Inn.
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As nations scramble to get their economies back on track, climate goals could fall by the wayside, especially if the price of oil remains low.
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If tribalism has begun to supplant traditional partisanship, their argument suggests, lying in politics will metastasize as traditional constraints continue to fall by the wayside.
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And the notion of "free college" has become so important in the 2020 campaign that the importance of "good college" has fallen by the wayside.
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That's Tricky In modern youth baseball, the fundamentals are falling by the wayside in favor of flashier skills like big-league-style hitting and pitching.
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The importance of that moment would fall to the wayside as Team Germany powered their way through the Fire Dragons, ultimately defeating them 3-0.
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"I'm just a big believer in good journalism, and that's what I hate seeing fall by the wayside in the coverage of Trump," he added.
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NOTE: this advice goes by the wayside if you're looking for a HIGHLY specific kind of food, barbecue being the most notable of the bunch.
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After the first two contests, many of the hopefuls will finally have the chance for serious rest and relaxation after they drop by the wayside.
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Unfortunately, that means unsung masterpieces inevitably fall to the wayside while the masses obsess over the Game of Thrones and Breaking Bads of the world.
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One thing is for certain: As long as consumers continue demanding faster service and delivery, mobile ordering won't be going by the wayside anytime soon.
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Promises to voters to protect clean air, provide better health care, crack down on banks, and tax the rich have fallen entirely by the wayside.
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That reading gradually fell by the wayside, in favor of the endless "Is Tony alive or dead?" debate (he's alive, probably, but it doesn't matter).
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On the streets and on social media, feminine composure has fallen by the wayside, in exchange for something much more potent and much less attractive: anger.
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They get so fixated on what they consider to be the right way to do things that other factors one should consider fall to the wayside.
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People are looking for something real, and they are gravitating to old ways, old practices that have gone to the wayside since tech has gotten big.
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Meanwhile, the people who have come forward to report misconduct — the people this movement was supposed to be for — too often fall by the wayside. Babe.
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"Aretha likes Book Club to read Southern Gothics because in them children like hers fall easily by the wayside," muses her narrator in the story 'Hello!
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But after Thomas Jefferson started giving the annual message only in writing — a tradition that stuck for 112 years — the congressional response fell by the wayside.
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The company's results illustrate the dichotomy happening in bricks-and-mortar retail: As subpar malls fall by the wayside, top-tier properties are only getting stronger.
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All these and others are ways for strivers to fall by the wayside — as the startup culture sees it — while their betters race ahead of them.
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Or if the urgency fades before a vaccine is developed, work on the vaccine may stall and fall to the wayside, like with the SARS vaccine.
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As they disobey and dismantle state institutions, those institutions atrophy, laws become ineffective, liberty gets eroded, and the key functions of government fall by the wayside.
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While it's tempting to let your style fall to the wayside, it's worth remembering that polished outfits don't always require tons of time to pull together.
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But just like the world has let this song fall by the wayside, so too we have failed to learn from the lessons of our past.
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To me, the idea of a rock band being deemed cool fell to the wayside around the time Alex Turner gave his infamous Brit Award speech.
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I was in medical school two years ago, but because of an administration that was hostile to my transition, that kind of fell by the wayside.
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Casey Waugh, Wayside Waifs' Communications & Annual Giving Manager, told PEOPLE that both Frenchy and her brother were found wearing brightly colored nail caps on their toes.
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When you're a media mogul with a massive makeup brand and a new baby at home, keeping up with TV tends to fall by the wayside.
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I remember listening to this Prince track when I was writing "Wayside City," I remember thinking that the drums were amazing and trying to emulate them.
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But after Thomas Jefferson started giving the annual message only in writing — a tradition which stuck for 112 years — the Congressional response fell by the wayside.
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To pull this off, other deductions are going by the wayside, and limits are set to going into effect for mortgage interest and property tax deductions.
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It could all fall to the wayside when the series' planned new showrunner — who has yet to be hired — creates their concept for the third season.
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Throughout history, polities that have efficiently harnessed the latest in nonzero-sum technology have tended to survive and flourish, while rival polities fell by the wayside.
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Despite the super-regimented schedules those with Autism Spectrum Disorder often follow (familiarity and predictability reign supreme), fitness tends to fall by the wayside, says Chessen.
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I also saw how the co-ops where non-profits can use federal funds to establish insurance pools were underfunded and quickly fell by the wayside.
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Until then, important priorities like immigration reform will continue to fall by the wayside and DACA recipients will continue living in the shadows of our democracy.
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We're too busy looking over dreary Excel spreadsheets, trying our best to sort out our hectic lives — letting our once strong imaginations fall by the wayside.
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While Democrats have in the past supported temporary protections, it's a position that has largely fallen by the wayside as DACA has moved to the courts.
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So, too, will the issue of border separations fall by the wayside as a gnat-like attention span turns to some newer, trendier outrage du jour.
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All the talk of a return to featherweight after his first loss in the Octagon to Diaz on March 5 has been thrown to the wayside.
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Rather than throwing existing systems to the wayside, by layering on today's mobile, sensing and data technologies to existing infrastructure, we can keep our infrastructure current.
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The letter brings the issue of sexual misconduct back into the presidential race at a time when it has, to some degree, fallen by the wayside.
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He is the front-runner for the party nomination, and some disabled activists are concerned their issues will be left by the wayside without concerted pressure.
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His efforts to centralize lines of reporting — he made a point of asking Trump's own daughter Ivanka to report to him — have gone by the wayside.
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LL: I think sort of Sundar and the CEOs of Google and Microsoft buried the hatchet and so that famous beef has gone by the wayside.
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It's thematically coherent, which is something that so many gangster games seem to put to the wayside in their attempts to make the player feel important.
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"Mobile first" apps have fallen by the wayside to what I like to call "mobile also" apps that can be used on desktops, tablets and mobile devices.
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By the time Trump resumed taking questions on Thursday, the acute overseas crises that are mounting on his administration had pushed the tax revelations to the wayside.
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Additionally, it seems that the development Essential's new AI companion device caused the company to push development of its previously promised smart home hub to the wayside.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Some crypto-currencies will gain from being regulated but many others will fall by the wayside, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Friday.
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Past suggestions by a handful of representatives in China's largely rubber stamp parliament for gay marriage to be legalized have now fallen by the wayside, said Sun.
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And it's clear that the President is willing to throw his team by the wayside if he has a pet project or a campaign slogan to fulfill.
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"I assume any efforts to reform entitlements will go by the wayside" if Trump is president, John Feehery, a Republican strategist and former House GOP aide, said.
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The dog received multiple baths at the shelter that initially picked up the puppies (and several more at Wayside Waifs), but still the pooch's pink tint remains.
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For what it's worth, it appears to have worked: Eric prides himself on taking care of everyone else, while his own emotional needs go by the wayside.
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Husbands and wives may allow their partners to fill the role of best friend, letting other relationships fall by the wayside (something I've tried to actively resist).
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A myriad of other potential projects have also fallen by the wayside, but now Alejandro Agag has made it a reality, subject to an FIA track homologation.
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That tradition went by the wayside in recent years, when Biden and his wife moved into the vice presidential residence at the U.S. Naval Observatory in Washington.
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It is a general technological truth that there are more ideas than applications, and perfectly decent ones fall by the wayside because others have got there first.
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While a delay has bipartisan support in Congress, the issue has fallen by the wayside as Republicans tried to pass tax reform and avoid a government shutdown.
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But as the century wore on, and English became more dominant as a common international language, French usage at the Games began to fall by the wayside.
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But those fears have fallen by the wayside, and the strong top-line numbers give Democrats few openings to attack Trump on the state of the economy.
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Ridge worries that broad cybersecurity threats to businesses and critical infrastructure are being thrust to the wayside while lawmakers focus most of their attention on election security.
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Here at R29, we support and cherish all butts — from the au courant round booty to the pancake-ier shape that has fallen by the cultural wayside.
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But it was probably just to stir up some conversation (it worked) and draw some attention to Tyga, who has kind of been falling by the wayside.
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In their world, magic used to be common, but has now fallen by the wayside, although they're surrounded by magical creatures like unicorns on a daily basis.
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At the time, not only could women date, but society's expectations of who and what a woman should be fell completely by the wayside once inside speakeasies.
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In the world of the reality show, this is usually the point at which alliances fall by the wayside, and the game becomes every player for themselves.
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He regularly plays alongside teammates not born when he first entered Serie A. Most of Totti's peers, the pillars of his generation, have fallen by the wayside.
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But any cooperation on that front has largely fallen by the wayside as Trump has publicly slammed Democrats for failing to help push his agenda through Congress.
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And their uniforms do seem particularly gendered at a time when the definition between men's wear and women's wear is falling by the personal, and legal, wayside.
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"There is a ripple effect from the early primaries, typically — those who do not do well early may fall by the wayside by Super Tuesday," says Kondik.
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"I used to be a runner, and all of these things sort of fell by the wayside, and I sort of forgot about the dating thing," she says.
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Replace Justice Scalia with a Democratic nominee, and the court's recent conservative rulings, which have limited voting rights and hobbled campaign finance reform, could go by the wayside.
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Unlike Truffaut's film, though, it's not about the humanizing influence of education and reason — here, those Enlightenment ideals fall to the wayside, accompanied by the dissolution of Yugoslavia.
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With the flurry of checklists, Pinterest boards, spreadsheets, and frankly, headaches that come with wedding prep, planning for your engagement photo shoot can understandably fall by the wayside.
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Any standing plans go by the wayside, and it becomes a feat to talk about anything but the latest episode (even when my coworkers have clearly had enough).
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"It sounds extreme, but I'd set myself budgets and spending plans in the past and they'd always fallen by the wayside on my next night out," she writes.
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But since the rise of the tech sector's rapid innovation cycle, such thinking has largely fallen by the wayside, with two quarters representing an eternity in Internet years.
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Yet I'm guessing he's in a lot of trouble, at least until the White Walker threat becomes more generally known and petty political squabbles fall by the wayside.
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Vera Eck, MFT, an Imago relationship therapist in Los Angeles, says that post-grad life can be a perfect storm of chaos that leaves friendships at the wayside.
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Instead of dieting, let's band together in pursuit of the innumerable benefits that come with living a healthy lifestyle, and leave dieting guilt and shame by the wayside.
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Without a functioning signaling device, Bostian was forced to reduce the top speed on the 19803, his eyes fixed on every wayside signal for indications of trouble ahead.
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A standard USB drive is quickly replaced by another, larger one while home network file servers fall by the wayside as they get full, old, and dangerously lossy.
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Since moving to Idaho nine years ago – and getting fewer acting roles – "a certain amount of ego has gone by the wayside," says the three-time Emmy winner.
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"If these vetoes were to fall by the wayside in the coming hours ... then we would be ready to get a government going, even next week," Giorgetti said.
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You know, it's like ... Because we knew that's not ... he wasn't ... especially because every time he would come out of prison, that was kind of to the wayside.
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Businesses often make security updates to their own network, but many times, daily core business matters may take precedent and push network testing and updates to the wayside.
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He said he is betting on mergers and acquisitions to pick up in the small and mid-cap space and drug pricing issues will fall by the wayside.
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Facebook is known for testing all kinds of weird tweaks only to let them fall to the wayside, and the second News Feed could suffer a similar fate.
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"Our returns, and getting cost of capital out of every initiative is a really important notion, and it is not going to fall by the wayside, " he said.
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Aside from bank heists, though, haunted house stories are the most architectural genre of all, so my background in architectural writing definitely wasn't left by the wayside here.
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Much of the original's spirit is preserved in John Wick: Chapter 23—there are even more headshots in this one—but that modesty has gone by the wayside.
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By the wayside, for now, is Gary Cohn, Trump's top White House economist who was considered all but certain to be nominated for the job over the summer.
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McKinley said he brought up the idea of providing a public show of support to the ambassador three times to Pompeo, but that it fell to the wayside.
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Even in my own work as an advocate for the Deaf community, I too often allow the rights and needs of those incarcerated to fall by the wayside.
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Momentum for a "skinny" ObamaCare repeal bill is growing in the Senate as one by one other measures to reform the nation's healthcare law fall by the wayside.
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As for the arrival of autonomous cars, the concern is that Uber, Lyft and cab drivers will be left by the wayside in favor of machine-driven vehicles.
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Because neither the pilot nor the people on the boat filed any sort of official complaint, this particular incident will fall by the wayside unless it happens again.
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"Luxury goods are more susceptible than consumer staples," Ritter said, citing how McDonald's and Walmart performed well during the last recession while upscale brands fell by the wayside.
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Many members of If It Was Your Child in the Franklin area play down the politics, noting that both parties have let the cleanup fall by the wayside.
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Republicans want Judge Kavanaugh confirmed quickly because if Democrats manage to win control of the Senate, nominees sent by President Trump are likely to fall by the wayside.
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If guardians are busy balancing teleworking with entertaining kids who are home from school, pets may fall by the wayside or experience anxiety over their altered living conditions.
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Bach also has a checklist to keep everyone on schedule so that nothing falls to the wayside — and so that the burden doesn't just fall on the MOH.
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In other words, the theory of creative destruction works when you're talking about specific companies or industries falling by the wayside because a better alternative has come along.
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"A lot of those convictions then fell by the wayside," said James A. Graham, a lawyer who represented Officer Mohammed at the time he took the plea deal.
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Always wild, forever unruly and stubbornly unapologetic for it, Courtney's mere existence has proved divisive, her and Hole's musical output often falling by the wayside in the process.
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As all non-conforming parts of Ashley O's personality are shoved to the wayside, her public image must be continually maintained and distributed through merchandising and album releases.
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In her determination to nail her maid of honor speech and get the points she's sure she deserves, Lacie starts to let everything else go by the wayside.
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But in the "move fast and break things" culture of Silicon Valley startups, details like job descriptions, performance reviews, and policies on work relationships can go by the wayside.
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That premium demand, however, seems to have fallen by the wayside, since Novartis is now investigating having banks collect purchase offers within a predefined price range from selected investors.
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When we're coming close to the end of our life, we tend to focus on what matters most, and the rest of it sort of falls by the wayside.
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But all the drama isn't for nothing—the point of an eclipse is to shake things up so that what is not working for us falls to the wayside.
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When your brand is built on boundary-pushing stunts and a rapid (even daily) production cycle with little oversight, it's easy for good judgment to fall by the wayside.
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Vermont: The Flavor Graveyard If you don't want to visit the actual Ben & Jerry's, you can always visit their "Flavor Graveyard," where they memorialize flavors gone by the wayside.
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In countries like France, Rifkin argues, formal assessment is slowly falling by the wayside and giving rise to a system that puts experience, socialization, and collaboration above test scores.
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All the candy-coating that usually accompanies pop production in 2019 is thrown by the wayside, its gleaming core of his melodies sit exposed in a bare white room.
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How can we feel hope when our New Year's diets have already gone by the wayside, dumped in the lay-by of January like a truck driver's murder victim?
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And while there was some early talk about nominating a liberal senator like Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota or Cory Booker of New Jersey, that has fallen by the wayside.
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Big-ticket legislative items like comprehensive immigration reform and tax code reform have gone by the wayside, mired in partisan arguments that Obama has shown little ability to mitigate.
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In an environment where people are afraid to go to the doctor even when they're desperately ill, routine screenings for breast and cervical cancer can fall by the wayside.
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Major legislation would also likely fall to the wayside, such as his signature bid to build a wall along the U.S. southern border with Mexico to thwart illegal immigration.
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And Spade's family has requested that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the ASPCA or to Wayside Waifs, which is Kansas City's largest no-kill animal shelter.
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The Wayside Inn opened in 1797, making it the oldest continuously operated inn in the US. It's no wonder it has picked up a few ghosts during that time.
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The FWS proposed removing the scarlet-chested parakeet and turquoise parakeet from the list of endangered or threatened species back in 85033, but the changes fell to the wayside.
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"Too many of the old ways have gone by the wayside, but the trend now under Xi Jinping has been to restore Chinese traditions," said the chef Chen Baiming.
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If such protection goes by the wayside, what would stop an employer from refusing to hire someone with a genetic predisposition that could compromise their future ability to work?
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A colossal amount of utter trash gets released all the time and goes unnoticed, but Taylor's first single in three years was never going to fall by the wayside.
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And as real, undiluted honesty falls to the wayside, it becomes a kind of prosaic adage to state facts—which is what Ebenezer's debut single "Cliché" (below) is about.
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In 2008, Barack Obama campaigned on renegotiating the treaty with tougher labor and environmental standards, a pledge that fell to the wayside when he became president in January 2009.
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Elisabeth Lloyd, a professor of biology at Indiana University, told The Guardian that while the study's findings are thought-provoking, they leave a lot of evidence by the wayside.
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Some expect an impending period of consolidation where some of these smaller startups join forces and bring together their capital, infrastructure and talent, and others fall by the wayside.
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Many of those youngsters fell by the wayside, finding their opportunities limited either by the influx of talent, homegrown players, or their own struggles with confidence and cultural dissonance.
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Could this be the group to power through the knockout rounds and avoid falling by the wayside like the talented yet ultimately doomed Belgian teams of past World Cups?
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During Saturn's retrograde—which began on April 17—rules fell by the wayside and we took things less seriously, but now Saturn has returned to whip us into shape.
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So, is it dishonest to leave a book by the wayside after whacking a photo of it on my Insta Story alongside the caption "next up" or "now reading"?
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Both sides have let major agreements fall by the wayside, which is a bad signal from the two countries who collectively hold 90 percent of the world's nuclear weapons.
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The FWS proposed removing the scarlet-chested parakeet and turquoise parakeet from the list of endangered or threatened species back in 2003, but the changes fell to the wayside.
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The group has a $6.5 million budget, dwarfing the size of earlier groups that have fallen by the wayside—but still short of ALEC's $10 million in annual revenue.
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It's "putting yourself in a position that you're going to be the one person, the one percent, and everyone else is going to fall by the wayside," he says.
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The heroes of the self-declared Golden Era who haven't fallen by the wayside have had to choose between changing with the times and standing in noble, doomed opposition.
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Artists at their easels begin to dot the wayside—and block the traffic; clicking typewriters join the nightly chorus of crickets; and poets chirp from studio attics at all hours.
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The daily grind of Italian American immigrant life can fall by the wayside here, but it seems like it was as rough as almost any existence in 20th-century America.
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Beyond passing legislation that would prevent anyone convicted of election interference from obtaining a US visa, the Senate has allowed several bills addressing election security to fall by the wayside.
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The Zozo Championship replaces the CIMB Classic, which fell by the wayside after being played for nine years in Kuala Lumpur, the final five as part of the PGA Tour.
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Biden's frontrunner status is underwhelming for a variety of reasons, but he really is in first place in the polls, and there's nothing inevitable about him falling by the wayside.
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Several of the plaintiffs initially asserted that they had endured this type of individual harm, Chief Justice Roberts acknowledged, but as the case developed, these arguments fell by the wayside.
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We're entrepreneurs, we're busy, sometimes you've got to focus and drill down, but write it down to make sure you're not letting anything in your life go by the wayside.
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A lot of my peers and contemporaries have fallen by the wayside over the years — people that have died, or just been, like, fuck it, I'm gonna get a job.
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Changes to Dodd-Frank with no domestic constituency to lobby for them, such as to rules on foreign banks which their executives consider deeply unfair, have fallen by the wayside.
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As Eliasson explains, the ideas that have come to fruition are just a small fragment of the picture, disregarding the hundreds of less worthy concepts that fell by the wayside.
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Rather, the lack of headline-ready violence this week ought to open up more space for a national discussion of less-commonly-covered mass shootings that fall by the wayside.
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But as the larger esports world grows and evolves, the question now is whether a tradition of subverting established norms about private spaces in sports will go by the wayside.
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But the reason why we often let our fitness dreams fall by the wayside isn't a lack of willpower, but a lack of visibility into all the progress we're making.
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With my knee pain gone, I'm taking a break to focus a little more on my upper body, but I'll never again let my glute strength fall by the wayside.
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Generally, these Americans aren't allowed to be on SNAP for more than three months in three years, but when the economy collapsed in 2008, this restriction fell by the wayside.
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I'm glad you raised that, because one of the things that falls by the wayside as a consequence of this trend of the militarization of foreign policy is human rights.
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Another key data point in the tablet and PC conversation is how the tablet continues to fall by the wayside when it comes to the most important device to consumers.
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While many antiquated protocols have fallen by the wayside, there is still some etiquette Markle will be expected to follow after her wedding to the queen's grandson on May 19.
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Ryanism — the belief in privatizing Social Security and Medicare, shrinking the national debt, and solving poverty through, among other things, cutting social safety nets — has been pushed to the wayside.
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Before the election, Chaffetz and other Republicans on the committee were quietly preparing to investigate Clinton's emails for potentially years but have since let the investigation go by the wayside.
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Sure, well-publicized vitamins like C and D are easy enough to understand in their forms of citrus fruits and sunlight, respectively, but B is often left by the wayside.
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Barcelona had won a domestic double last year, he said, but fallen by the wayside in the Champions League: throwing away a three-goal lead in its quarterfinal against Roma.
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She noted that children are all born as artists, and that there's a type of creativity associated with play that seems to fall by the wayside as we grow older.
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That's according to a recent survey from TD Ameritrade, which found that the traditional rule that an engagement ring should cost three months' salary could be going by the wayside.
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I met the love of my life at U.S.C. We had two beautiful children, and, eventually, the cenote and the ancient hieroglyph and being humanity's savior fell by the wayside.
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During their hyper-partisan pushes to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA), gut Medicaid, and cut taxes for the ultra-rich, Congressional Republicans have let CHIP fall by the wayside.
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Julian E. Spencer, who leads Main Baptist Church in Aurora and has worked with Wayside over the years, said he understood those concerns, and to some extent he shared them.
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From the spread of facial recognition in drones to biased predictive policing, the risk is that individual and collective rights are left by the wayside in the race for technological advantage.
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A few years ago, he made an effort to learn Python, but that fell by the wayside when he "got too busy," presumably with his day job as a federal judge.
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But the public exposure of the list quickly led to debates about due process for accused men, debates in which the safety of women reporting harassment often fell by the wayside.
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For example, if you found that your resolutions rapidly fell by the wayside last year, it may have been because most of January 2017 fell within a post-retrograde shadow period.
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Sometimes people get hung up on the picture quality of their TV when building their home theater, and they let one of the most important aspects fall by the wayside: Sound.
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For those of us who inevitably (and understandably) will get caught up in celebrating our love of rich chocolate and tryptophan-producing poultry, dad's special day may fall by the wayside.
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Happily, these classics have not totally fallen by the culinary wayside; they, along with other Eastern European Jewish traditions dating back 250 years, have been preserved by the global Hasidic community.
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Maintaining those buildings in a punishing tropical climate, however, fell by the wayside as the Communist government prioritized universal healthcare and education, as well as building infrastructure in the impoverished countryside.
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But, but, but: As U.S. carriers saw a 10% spike in overall revenue passenger miles between 2014 and 2016, energy effienciy fell by the wayside and CO2 emissions jumped by 7%.
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IUMA was a hugely influential idea, but struggled as a standalone company, eventually falling by the wayside around 2001 after a failed acquisition by the similarly noble digital music company eMusic.
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"Other characters fall by the wayside and contemporary ideas take over, but this story is so persistent," said Julia Miele Rodas, a disability studies scholar and Victorianist at Bronx Community College.
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"All of these (reform) efforts from the governments have really fallen by the wayside under the palliative that the ECB is providing," Kraemer told the Euromoney Global Borrowers & Bond Investors Forum.
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Aside from the activities that the agencies have planned to suspend, what else will fall by the wayside as employees lose their focus, or their ability to get to work altogether?
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During college and for a few years after, it became more an obstruction to the kind of carefree (read: hedonistic) lifestyle I wanted to lead, so it fell by the wayside.
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As big data, consensus statements and treatment algorithms pervade medicine, small gestures of kindness and spontaneity — the caregiving equivalents of holding open doors and pulling out chairs — fall by the wayside.
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Soccer quickly fell by the wayside and the aggression led to a violent confrontation with a doorman at an Oslo nightclub, which accelerated his descent as he began misusing other drugs.
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Another old division fast going by the wayside in response to reality: The former divide between men's wear and women's wear, an increasingly passé fashion throwback to a more discriminatory time.
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However, Trump's original justification for axing Comey -- failing to follow Justice Department protocols -- quickly fell by the wayside when Trump said he did it with the "Russia thing" on this mind.
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Those lessons are falling by the wayside as states adopt Common Core standards, which only require manuscript handwriting instruction until the first grade and cursive instruction is not mandated at all.
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As the specter of the HIV/AIDS epidemic has faded in a world where people can achieve excellent long-term outcomes on HIV medications, vulnerable populations sometimes fall by the wayside.
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Valve's dominant digital marketplace Steam is all but synonymous with PC gaming here in the West, but it may soon get pushed far by the wayside in the massive Chinese market.
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Thus most of what is currently called education, some argue, is little more than training, and as a result, the critical thinking the DNI leadership calls for falls by the wayside.
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Where the social media giant has swarms of staff committed to policing hate speech in major languages like English and Spanish, places with less-common languages often fall by the wayside.
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Her departure is likely to unsettle lawmakers eager for stability in the aftermath of Coats' resignation and the fallout after Trump's chosen successor, Ratcliffe, fell by the wayside after scathing criticism.
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And many of the monarchy's supporters worry that the conservative traditions the queen represents — including emotional distance and political neutrality — will fall by the wayside when the younger generation takes control.
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"Early on, we came up with all sorts of specific lines, and they kept falling by the wayside, because we couldn't come up with different ways to interpret them," Scheinert said.
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Their findings, while not unexpected, shed further light on which sections of the sperm cells' journey are most difficult to navigate, and what causes so many to fall by the wayside.
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Tablets with kid-specific content are an amazing tool, but the "game" part of "educational game" can get distracting, and the patience to read without cartoon characters goes by the wayside.
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Aquasonic PRO Toothbrush with 6 ProFlex Brush Heads, Wireless Charging Glass, and Case Just because you're going on a trip doesn't mean your oral care routine should go by the wayside.
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What you see in the book, though, is just time after time after time where people's best-laid plans fell by the wayside as they carried out the president's policy desires.
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The series kicks off with Bam Margera, who—after struggling with substance abuse, losing his best friend, and letting skating fall to the wayside—is finally getting back on his board.
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With normal workplace rules suspended, I didn't replace that structure of living with anything that my survival depended on, like regular meals or sleeping enough—even drinking water fell by the wayside.
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The history of technology, in this area and in others, is littered with ideas that looked good (and, indeed, were often technically superior to existing alternatives) but nevertheless fell by the wayside.
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Hyperfocus is great for engaging in longer tasks which require intense concentration -- but it's not so great if that means that the more mundane tasks, chores, and assignments fall by the wayside.
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But rather than falling by the wayside for being unable to keep up, Gett has turned the situation into an opportunity of sorts, by taking a very different, vastly more modest route.
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With this focus on the also-rans of Hollywood lore, it only makes sense to surround them with artifacts of everything else that falls by the wayside as time surges pitilessly onward.
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However, O'Brien admitted that this functionality — while still supported — has "fallen by the wayside quite a bit," and that the core of TickPick's identity is now the elimination of all hidden fees.
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Others that fell by the wayside included STAND ON CEREMONY, COMMON KNOWLEDGE and LONG LIVE THE KING, the latter from an ill-fated attempt to put FALLING DOWN in the central column.
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I feel an affinity to him because he represents many of the traits I have on my best days—effervescence, generosity, humor—but which sometimes fall to the wayside on my worst.
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The assumption is that, as all of these sides are equals, those that have fallen by the wayside have been scuppered by some endemic weakness, by some wrong that must be righted.
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Kamala Harris has brought up Trump's statements about women on the Access Hollywood tape, the allegations of sexual misconduct have mostly fallen by the wayside amid attention to his dealings with Ukraine.
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Cable management often falls by the wayside, but this 3-in-1 charger has you covered with a no-mess, no-stress way to juice up all of your gadgets at once.
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The tragedy of any one life isn't that it ends; it's that it continues and continues and continues, and often the people you thought would always be there fall by the wayside.
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At least one positive thing could come from the last year's massive Equifax data breach: The fees that consumers shell out to protect their credit reports could be going by the wayside.
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Braille, once widely taught in schools for the blind, has fallen by the wayside since the 1970s, when the law began requiring public schools to offer equal education to children with disabilities.
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Then, months later, with repeal having fallen by the wayside, Republicans passed a tax bill whose main purpose was to cut rich people's taxes, but which also reduced the mandate penalty to $0.
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The recent sell-off in stocks reflects fear that Congress will be remade in the upcoming election and pro-growth policies will fall by the wayside, according to White House advisor Larry Kudlow.
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Attacks involving murky assailants and seemingly tied to routine forms of violence—and sometimes in areas the public associates with violence—these mass shootings largely fell by the wayside of America's collective radar.
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Signals, guidelines, and policies that were put in place before stocks began their upward climb get pushed to the wayside because it feels dumb to manage risk when things just keep going up.
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Without them, efforts to recover criminal assets might fall by the wayside, since the work is difficult and complicated, suggests Kennedy Talbot, a barrister and member of the Proceeds of Crime Lawyers' Association.
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And as contenders fall by the wayside, look for the La La Land love to carry Ryan Gosling to his first nomination in a decade, following his star-making turn in Half Nelson.
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But booter sites have largely been put to the wayside for larger attacks, such as the botnet-powered attack that knocked Dyn, a major internet powerhouse relied on by many tech companies, offline.
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Major legislative priorities, such as the effort to repeal Obamacare, have fallen by the wayside this year, as Senate Republican leadership has struggled to get all of its members onto the same page.
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Despite the fact that all Russia's track-and-field athletes have already been banned from these Olympics, any expectation that the IOC would expel all that nation's entrants have fallen by the wayside.
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The Paul brothers' audacious stunts — such as jumping over moving cars and trashing their LA mansion for clicks — evolved into a hugely influential part of YouTube culture as Vine fell by the wayside.
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Now in limbo, her worries are many: She is concerned about her research going to the wayside, about her student loan payments and, if the shutdown continues, about being able to buy food.
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Back when Steve Jobs would speak at Apple's WWDC announcing the next generation iPhone, a common joke amongst VCs would be how many startups would be left by the wayside following his keynote.
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And so, in a place that engages tensions between ideas of nostalgic masculinity and a new sort of progressive man, we may very well see opportunities for social equality fall by the wayside.
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A separate 2010 "New START," or Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, arrangement, which seeks to limit nuclear missile launchers and improve inspections, could also fall by the wayside when its terms expire in 2021.
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The major concern is that the Trump administration's proposed $25,000 standard deduction will stymie the home-buying plans of lower- and middle-income Americans if the targeted tax incentive falls by the wayside.
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It's a question of focus, as if Brooker is so excited to play with this wild variety of ideas that the idea of crafting a single resonant story gets left by the wayside.
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One treasured technology is falling by the wayside: the huge instant film and camera used by artists like Chuck Close, Mary Ellen Mark and William Wegman (an example of whose work is above).
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In the market for non-prescription treatments, consumers are more easily comparing prices on the Internet, with Bayer's premium brands such as sunscreen Coppertone or allergy remedy Claritin often falling by the wayside.
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We may do our best to keep up with clothing trends that seem to be moving faster than ever, but for some reason, we tend to let our bags fall to the wayside.
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If the government can show a client sought a lawyer's advice to engage in a current or future crime or fraud, then the protections normally afforded to those communications fall by the wayside.
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So any of the usual concerns about whether the 2020 campaign is starting too soon are cast by the wayside because of the blinding hatred toward the President from within the Democratic base.
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That's all to say that perhaps while Kinder has been busy sorting out distribution and choking issues and tinkering with R&D, quality control of the toys may have fallen by the wayside.
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The range on his jumper returned from its year-long hibernation at the exact moment the Cavaliers needed it most (even if it went by the wayside again for most of Game 7).
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His journalism aspirations fell by the wayside after he began socializing with a group of people who hoped to start a theater collective and they asked him to act as their press agent.
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This is also seen in the issue of infrastructure, which Mr. Trump is happy to let fall by the wayside, knowing that his base wants him to build an impractical border wall instead.
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Since the collapse of the Berlin Wall, the United States has been the leader of the free world economically, militarily, but also -- as communism and fascism fell by the wayside -- as an idea.
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Westport Journal WESTPORT, Ireland — On a quiet country path in the west of Ireland, about a mile outside the charming County Mayo town of Westport, walkers and cyclists pass a strange wayside sculpture.
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For years, Smith, one of the nation's oldest jockeys, has adhered to an almost-daily routine, whipping himself through fitness extremes that leave his fellow (and, often, far younger) riders by the wayside.
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Mental health assistance plans sometimes fall by the wayside for such workers, and there was a risk that would happen for Facebook if it tries to find 3,000 new workers quickly, Roberts said.
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"The engineer said that he did see the wayside signal at milepost 19.8 (at the accident curve) but mistook it for another signal, which was north of the curve," according to the NTSB.
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As the trade conflict broadened this past year to cover virtually all imports from China, the administration's original plan of applying duties to producer goods rather than consumer goods fell by the wayside.
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As President Donald Trump turns inward and champions a myopic America First approach with focus spent only on militaristic endeavors, activists are afraid efforts to bolster civil society are falling by the wayside.
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Cramer's pick from FANG — his acronym for the stocks of Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google, now Alphabet — was also a name often tossed to the wayside by those interested in newer investments: Alphabet.
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Sure, she would be playing the role of helpmeet wife, but maybe the time for women to play that role while their husbands do the important stuff should go by the wayside. Mrs.
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But by this February, when Trump signed his fourth space policy directive, the idea of a completely separate branch had gone by the wayside, leaving the envisioned Space Force nestled inside the Air Force.
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" At Bonhams, Jonathan Darracott, head of watches for Britain, Europe and Asia, said that among Chinese buyers at auctions, "modern watches with complications were fetching higher prices, but now that's fallen by the wayside.
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Effective health and wellness practices rely on consistency, but when the rest of life is happening around you, these practices can fall by the wayside and it's often difficult to get back on track.
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And while many others have fallen by the wayside, including the cluster of mainstream Republicans (Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, Scott Walker) that once crowded Kasich's lane, he has yet to make a meaningful breakthrough.
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Years ago, both Apple and Google hyped their beacon protocols — which use low-cost transmitters and Bluetooth Low Energy to track users' positions to within feet — but the technology has fallen by the wayside.
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That bureau will keep the functions of a special envoy for Syria, but the title will fall by the wayside and the work will be done by one of the bureau's deputy assistant secretaries.
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Growing up with what was eventually diagnosed as generalized anxiety meant letting the small personal tics fall by the wayside as I dealt with the reality of living with panic attacks and social anxiety.
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As we gradually expand our notions of what a relationship can look like, of how people may choose to structure their social lives, assumptions about the public face of love fall by the wayside.
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"One by one, these unwritten Hollywood rules about what audiences supposedly will and will not support are falling by the wayside," said Jeff Bock, a senior analyst at Exhibitor Relations, an entertainment research firm.
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It was a promising and ambitious plan that never fully took off—the hospitals closed, the community programs fell by the wayside, and the mentally ill wound up somewhere else: in prisons and jails.
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"Although it is unlikely that Congress will cash in all its political capital to this end, several high-profile major rules — and their sizable burdens — could go by the wayside in 85033," he added.
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"I believe much of the criticism will fall by the wayside when people reflect on this era and the Department of Justice," said Rosenstein, who did not mention Trump by name during the interview.
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But it caused her business to fall by the wayside in the process, "None of these things were improving me or my business, but they were diverting my time and attention away," Hindriks noted.
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"Having to sit for more than half an hour or an hour doing one thing — that's gone by the wayside, and that concerns me as an educator and as a parent," she told me.
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Since the farming industry worldwide have increasingly adopted a more centralized and industrialized method of food production, that means a lot of breeds that aren't suited to that model get tossed by the wayside.
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In the weeks leading up to his release, a friend of Mr. Kokoraleis's family had been in touch with Wayside Cross, wondering if there might be a place for him at the rehabilitation center.
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The Houston Police Department received reports of about 40 people trapped on East Interstate Highway 10 at Wayside by flood waters Thursday and sent a high-water rescue vehicle to the area, the department said.
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The abundance of Japan's economic boom may have fallen by the wayside, but the music from that time period still captures an intoxicating, enduring sense of optimism that the future is going to be bright.
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Between shopping, wrapping, cooking, cleaning, organizing, and making sure you see all your friends and loved ones during the season, the holidays can often feel like a pressure cooker, with details falling by the wayside.
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Square's iconic magstripe reader, which plugs into the headphone jack, is falling by the wayside as the company pushes its newer reader which accepts chip cards and near-field-communication payment methods like Apple Pay.
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Dragon Ball FighterZ throws those late-series trends to the wayside in spectacular fashion, choosing a back-to-basics combat system and a full embrace of the zany internal logic of the series' fictional universe.
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Brita Metro water filter pitcher (227.90 cup) — $19.99 See Details Even if clean floors, an organized closet, and everything else falls by the wayside, this is one thing that can't be ignored: A comfortable bed.
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NFIB members worried that changes to Obamacare's insurance regulations will fall by the wayside have reason for concern, given that there appears to be no path to the 60 Senate votes such reform would require.
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But without a clear plan on how to actually grow savings and manage our money better, we tend to default to our day-to-day routine, where actively managing our finances falls to the wayside.
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While the exalted French prospects of his generation, notably Samir Nasri and Hatem Ben Arfa, had fallen by the wayside after years of hype, Payet came good after a career spent in in the background.
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Three weeks on from their referendum triumph, the politicians who led the charge for Britain to quit the European Union have fallen by the wayside in the race to replace David Cameron as prime minister.
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Should the same policy concern suggest the requirement of First Amendment supremacy — the public has a right to know even if another societal value (such as privacy, or even safety) will fall by the wayside?
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Shop coffee at Dripkit hereOne of the most revered rituals of all time, making and drinking coffee is an instrumental part of many people's days, but is prone to falling by the wayside when traveling.
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And I think that by coming forward they indicate that a lot of the arguments that had been put up against our STB [set-top box], free the box proposal really fell from the wayside.
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And if old-school taxis continue to fall by the wayside—there were nearly 50,000 Ubers in the city compared to fewer than 14,000 yellow cabs as of January—their presence may grow more conspicuous.
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Over a decade ago, the spraying of chlorpyrifos to get rid of household bugs was banned, but the Obama administration's recommendation that it be banned for use in farming will now fall by the wayside.
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But for an entire generation, all of those performances largely fall by the wayside in the face of his unforgettable take on Willy Wonka: a character that was equal parts dreamer, magician, and hopeless romantic.
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"We are fed up," said Jody Demengel, a 19-year-old job seeker, who noted that while Mr. Macron had announced some relief, "the students have nothing, the unemployed are still left by the wayside."
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It's easy to let things like eating well, exercising, decreasing our stress, and getting enough sleep fall by the wayside when we're coping with a dozen new and different demands on our time and energy.
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These reasonable considerations fell by the wayside during the war on drugs, when states adopted three-strikes laws, mandatory minimum sentences and a host of measures that denied drug offenders all kinds of public services.
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"Right now, it looks like it's going to be crowded, but it could end up falling by the wayside if you have some key leaders ... coming out in support of a particular candidate," Murray said.
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" In The New York Times Book Review, Jesse McCarthy said Ms. Anderson's book "links scenes that should be familiar to us, yet somehow keep falling by the wayside in the story of America we tell.
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That means that while tech companies like Yahoo or Google or Apple may someday want to own the rights to professional sports content, the technology needs to improve significantly before TV goes by the wayside.
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While pretty much all agreed it had changed their life, they had differing opinions on what parts of the philosophy were worth keeping up with, and while they had decided to let fall by the wayside.
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They said Gottesfeld in March 2014 launched a distributed denial-of-service (DDOS) attack on a residential treatment facility called Wayside Youth & Family Support Network where Pelletier was a resident after her discharge from the hospital.
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It's a dirty, brutal sort of fighting, where intricate strategies fall by the wayside when you're just trying to swing a heavy sword around and hope that you can avoid getting hit by a stray arrow.
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The increasingly crowded $48 billion U.S. retail coffee market — with all its expensive lattes, cold brews and espresso drinks — hasn't left much room for the instant variety, an old kitchen favorite that's fallen by the wayside.
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For Trump to be "committed to regime change" in Iran, as Giuliani put it, would not merely be to let a campaign promise fall by the wayside; it would be to actively and foolishly break it.
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Ross Perot and Patrick Buchannan were party outsiders that struck a chord only to eventually fall by the wayside when the electorate decided to swing with devil they know rather than the devil they might regret.
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None of this is due to "bipartisan gridlock"—it is solely the failure of the Republican Party, which has left all other legislative priorities by the wayside in its cruel and hapless attempts to repeal Obamacare.
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Nine years into his NFL career, Antonio Brown has built himself into one of the best receivers in NFL history, but those accomplishments have been pushed to the wayside for what many have called a circus.
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They said Gottesfeld in March 2014 launched a distributed denial of service (DDOS) attack on a residential treatment facility called Wayside Youth & Family Support Network where Pelletier was a resident following her discharge from the hospital.
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People across the country have relied on AA as their daily gut check for years, but traditional meetings have fallen by the wayside due to the outbreak ... and luckily, local chapters are now holding meetings online.
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All that excitement may go by the wayside, however, if Brigitte Macron makes a front row appearance at either Vuitton or Dior, the two brands shaping up to be staples of her wardrobe in the Élysée.
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"I've been an elected official 28 years and I've worked on state, local and federal campaigns for those 28 years," said Mr. Alexander, whose primary job is as pastor of Wayside Chapel Baptist Church in Florence.
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While one school of thought preaches utter indifference to the welfare of foreigners and the other offers "benevolent hegemony" as a solution to the world's woes, the idea of actual international cooperation falls by the wayside.
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As long as Trump promotes conservative policies like tax cuts and an aggressive deregulatory agenda, and nominates conservative judges, all the other stuff — the explicit racism, demagoguery, and destruction of democratic norms — can fall to the wayside.
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While the mass execution was widely reported, what went largely by the wayside was the detail that at least three of those were prisoners whose alleged crimes are believed to have taken place when they were children.
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But nowadays, as most messages are sent from fans, or sourced from message board, the process of properly crediting has fallen by the wayside, which, if you ask me, sounds a bit cursed in its own way.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A day after 18 seeds fell by the wayside at Wimbledon, Stan Wawrinka was under no illusions about why he joined the list on Friday — he had fallen victim to a serious bout of "hesitation".
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KHARTOUM, Sudan —Talks over the formation of a new government fell to the wayside this week after Khartoum was engulfed in the worst outbreak of violence since protesters ousted dictator Omar al-Bashir over a month ago.
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Firstly, breathing is a huge part of yoga, and that can fall massively by the wayside when you're a beginner still trying to learn the poses, hold them, and figure out how to transition into the next.
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We've tried a chore calendar and even a weekly maid, which was a complete waste of money, but every idea falls to the wayside, and I don't feel it's my job to constantly clean up after him.
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Today, nearly all of those mom-and-pop operations have fallen by the wayside, said Josef Nagy, 48, who runs a small beadmaking operation in the village of Pencin, not far from the Preciosa complex in Desna.
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Facebook has been blurring the line between Facebook (the platform) and Instagram with its push toward stories that never really expire; the ephemerality Facebook stole from Snapchat in the first place is increasingly going by the wayside.
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"In lieu of flowers, kindly direct donations to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) or to Wayside Waifs, Kansas City's largest no-kill animal shelter and pet adoption campus," reads the obituary.
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Solutions to climate change range from the effective and the practical to the potentially catastrophically dangerous—but, in this somewhat heated debate, a potent weapon in our arsenal is falling by the wayside: the empowerment of women.
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" The Trump administration, Sessions said, had "placed trust" in federal prosecutors that had gone by the wayside under the Obama administration, and had "invested in new resources and put in place smarter policies based on sound research.
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A few seasons ago, for fashion week, the company created a "concierge" program to keep editors fit as they went to London, Milan and Paris (a time when exercise and healthy habits notoriously go by the wayside).
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As long as Trump promotes conservative policies like tax cuts and an aggressive deregulatory agenda, and nominates conservative judges, all the other stuff — the explicit racism, demagoguery, and destruction of democratic norms — can fall by the wayside.
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But in the first match of the entire tournament, after 13 other teams had fallen to the wayside, Leviz and Sapauu handled Team Chinese Taipei and Germany swiftly to win the match and grab a chicken dinner.
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We have fallen by the wayside," he added, calling Clarke's acceptance of PAC money "an anathema for Shirley Chisholm's legacy and an affront to everything the venerable Shirley Chisholm," who once represented the district, "would be for.
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The class focuses on all the "soft skills" that may have fallen to the wayside in the now intensely grueling process of getting into prestigious colleges, and the absence of home economics from many high school curriculums.
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Kelly's presence in the NFL was once synonymous with innovation; in a case of spectacularly bad timing, that innovative instinct has fallen by the wayside just as the rest of the league has gotten wise to his tactics.
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With both men hitting peak form in emphatic semi-final wins, mental strength looks likely to decide a final given added spice by an array of historic landmarks that will fall by the wayside irrespective of who wins.
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It is worth bearing in mind that if many more older people were to stay on in the formal economy, some of the things they now do outside it and without monetary reward would fall by the wayside.
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But despite his polling lead, it's commonplace among progressives to act as if Biden's early strength is nothing but a consequence of name recognition and that he will inevitably fall by the wayside once actual campaigning gets underway.
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If the U.K. votes to leave the European Union on June 23, it would either have to renegotiate a vast range of treaties - including protected food - or let some agreements fall by the wayside and go it alone.
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"I used to be obsessed with Bollywood music, but I'd left it to the wayside," Ryan tells me, speaking about how it often feels like queer South Asians have to leave their culture behind once they come out.
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And that's just the ACA's coverage expansion: States definitely couldn't fill the ACA's shoes on Medicare policy, biosimilars approval or the host of other programs that would fall by the wayside if the law is ultimately struck down.
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With so much to do from day to day, there are some things that tend to fall to the wayside: flossing our teeth, responding to certain text messages, putting on sunscreen before leaving the house in the morning.
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Meanwhile, nine federal government departments remain underfunded, relying on leftover funds allocated by the last spending bill; maintenance at national parks has fallen to the wayside; and the Smithsonian museums and National Zoo have been forced to close.
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Budgets leave children by wayside in 2 Michigan cities Obama meets with Detroit's mayor The timing -- on the day of Obama's visit to the Detroit auto show, with the national media attention that it brought -- was no coincidence.
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Mr. Trump's conversation with his manager was a clear violation of the ground rules set by the network, but as the debates have gotten more and more heated, a lot of the rules have fallen by the wayside.
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The only possible issue that could arise with Golden State having just a few dependable bench players (and all of them being old) is if the specific skills the Warriors depend on them for go by the wayside.
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We said goodbye to a lot of shows in 2017, and with this being the first year Netflix decided to start canceling shows, it may seem like more shows are falling by the wayside compared to previous years.
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Economists in China and beyond are wondering whether his embrace of free markets will fall by the wayside — and how his successor will manage a system that experts say is plagued with heavy debt and onerous government control.
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I'm somebody who sees best friend as a tier not a single person and I think anybody who isn't on that tier has fallen to the wayside, but everyone that is on that tier I've gotten closer with.
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In a way, this is the ideal outcome for someone still transitioning from the self-selecting collegiate community to the open waters of general society: Pretensions and frivolous preoccupations fall to the wayside, traded in for practical routines.
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In these exhibitions, as well as in the new museums and art schools that arose around them, traditional styles of painting, drawing, pottery or calligraphy fell by the wayside, and installation, video and performance served as lingua franca.
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He still holds the most important position in the country: head of the Communist Party, so the end of a Castro-as-President era does not mean that Castro-as-President policies will be thrown by the wayside.
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The tax component quickly fell by the wayside, but not before the mayor's stubborn insistence, still near the outset of his term, set him permanently on the wrong foot with Mr. Cuomo and Republicans in the State Senate.
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Well-regulated militias have also gone by the wayside, replaced by national, well-trained and fully armed armies of soldiers who protect us from those who would do us harm or would seek to take away our freedom.
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But it more or less fell by the wayside with the collapse of the USSR, replaced by the broad objective of establishing — and then broadening — a zone of peace and stability across the European Continent, and eventually beyond.
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The common explanation in the public consciousness that some sort of chemical imbalance is to blame — especially in the case of depression — has been left by the wayside in favor of thinking of the brain as operating on circuits.
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Adam "Moves Like Jagger" Levine has seemingly always had designs on mainstream sex god status, and if he has to abandon soft rock, and literally the entire concept of genre, by the wayside my god he will do it.
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But we want to highlight an acting job that may have fallen slightly by the wayside in favor of flashier performances: Sophie Turner quietly turned in one of the finest, most subtle acting jobs on scripted television this year.
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Between the excitement of bringing a child into the world, the exhaustion that comes with parenting a newborn, and the often-difficult process of finding a babysitter that you're comfortable with, date night can understandably fall by the wayside.
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"Because Hillary Clinton can dot the i's and cross the t's on geographic leaders, of the names of foreign leaders the underlying fact that hundreds of thousands of people have died in Syria goes by the wayside," Johnson said.
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Between dragging our asses out of bed, dodging clashing shower schedules, and attempting to run a damn comb through the rat's nest that set up shop in our hair, any semblance of a civilized breakfast falls by the wayside.
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While trapped inside the business for two days due to flooding, the staff at Mexican bakery El Bolillo Bakery's South Wayside Drive store in Houston, Texas used their time to bake hundreds of loaves of bread for their community.
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As other, more successful rivals dropped by the wayside, leaving the governor to trudge on with his one victory (in his home state, Ohio) and his paltry haul of delegates, commentators called Mr Kasich delusional, vain and a bore.
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The lack of urgency American military might provide is no reason to let this fall by the wayside and, stripped of its extreme rhetoric, North Korea's request for a "sincere approach to implementing" the proposed denuclearization is not unreasonable.
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A small sampling of those that, with profound regret, had to be left by the wayside, may indicate the scale and manic scope of this tarantella of travel writing: A former cult member tries to bicycle around the world.
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While I think that the future of the U.S.-Saudi relationship will be based largely on a practical, mutually beneficial economic partnership, that does not mean that the national security needs of both countries will fall by the wayside.
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In particular, it can create stories with a very point-A-to-point-B feel; sometimes a story department will focus so heavily on crafting a plot that makes sense that the characters' emotional journeys fall by the wayside.
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They leave the fantastical, grandiose symphonic scores by the wayside, and grasp hold of a firm heavy metal base that comes peppered with crust, dirty rock'n'roll, and goth influences (think Bauhaus, deathrock, latter-day Amebix—nothing shiny or velvety).
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Meaning, as long as Trump will sign conservative policies, from tax cuts to an aggressive deregulatory agenda, and nominate conservative judges, all the other stuff — the explicit racism, demagoguery, and destruction of democratic norms — can fall to the wayside.
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Many other contentious bills that once seemed likely to pass fell by the wayside during the two-week-plus session, deterred in part by throngs of demonstrators that spilled into the Capitol, often chanting slogans directed at the lawmakers.
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Competition between delivery companies with billions in funding is fierce, and with so much of that capital going toward chasing top-line growth through promos, discounts and other give-aways, innovation on core product has fallen by the wayside.
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Take walks, get up, move around, exercise, make a standing appointment to talk to family and friends so that they don't just kind of fall to the wayside as you get sucked into the internet vortex or whatever is.
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It's too cold to enjoy a stroll outside, so I duck into a coffee shop nearby, grab a ginger tea, and catch up on some Hinge and Bumble conversations I've let fall to the wayside $3.12 7:30 p.m.
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For one reason or another, wealth preservation and management seems to fall by the wayside in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and soon Uncle Sam reaps the rewards of all that time you spent saving and investing.
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New research, for example, has shown that in recent decades the fortunes of Americans at the top of the income ladder have grow much fuller, while those who occupy its lower rungs have been largely left by the wayside.
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Last year, however, some of the promises that Mr. Trump made in his speech — uniting Republicans and Democrats behind a $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan, for instance — fell by the wayside as his interest in his own stated policies waned.
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Engaging in racial discrimination becomes more costly during a spell of full employment, and managers inclined to do it will find themselves falling by the wayside in favor of those ready to give opportunities to black and Latino workers.
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LISBON (Reuters) - The villages of Agracoes and Povoa de Agracoes in northern Portugal look little alike - one is a run-down cluster of dilapidated old stone houses, the other has a cosier feel, with a flower-bedecked wayside shrine and chapel.
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Give supporters and wavering allies a jolt and hope that this latest shakeup, reset and pivot would be different than the four or five that had fallen by the wayside, usually not more than a day or two after they began.
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