"I thought I worked well out of it," Gsellman said.
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UBS has done particularly well out of advising on IPOs.
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And in America farmers have done well out of Ms Wang.
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The corporate sector has also done well out of the shift.
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That's well out of the range of much of the competition.
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And to select well out of those choices is pretty remarkable.
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Chisenhall hit reasonably well out in the pasture, averaging .6003/.359/.
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Divorce has moved a worry-free retirement well out of reach.
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Some mobile network operators will do well out of the new deal.
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However, its September 2014 peak at 2971.83,210 remains well out of view.
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He competed very well out there and kept us in the game.
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FEW countries have done as well out of international trade as Germany.
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However, its September 2014 peak at 15,20.9 remains well out of view.
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The Canadiens, well out of playoff contention, have only three games left.
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Still, Fox is well out in front of both CNN and MSNBC.
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They finished 10th in the Western Conference, well out of playoff position.
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At $400, the FXA6 are well out of the reach of most consumers.
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Your esprit de l'escalier doesn't kick in until you're well out the door.
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The two whispered in each other ears, well out of earshot of reporters.
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Anthony's surge in the early fourth put the game well out of reach.
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He is 22nd in the standings, well out of contention for a championship.
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A lot of cool stuff can happen if you do well out here.
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Respect for mutual norms and procedural neutrality have gone well out the window.
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Despite being well out of the playoff race, those wins were signs of hope.
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Millennials have also done relatively well out of recent changes to tax and benefits.
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The lonely hearts of the world have done very well out of the shift.
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But a streamlined shape keeps it understated — and well out of attention-hog territory.
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The Nets are well out of playoff contention in 13th place in the East.
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The vast majority are poor people for whom $900 is well out of reach.
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Keep all baking chocolate and any sweets with chocolate well out of your pet's reach.
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I think some people did very well out of meeting with Harvey and others didn't.
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That profit time is well out, but I think the growth is well worth it.
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But its $19973,000 price puts the car well out of the reach of mainstream buyers.
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A Kyokushin karateka, he kicks well out of both stances and is tough as nails.
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The second one tends to apply primarily to issues well out of the public eye.
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But isn't buying a 30-second spot on television a little, well, out of date?
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At the high end of their value, these cups would also be well out of reach.
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The holy grail, a system that can automatically detect forgeries, is still well out of reach.
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The old elite from Tunis and the coast still do well out of their government connections.
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They've been pitching real well out of the bullpen and we got to see that, unfortunately.
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A woman standing well out from the curb was knocked to the ground by a rider.
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He reached out both hands and blocked the ball while still well out of his box.
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It now was well out of arm's reach, down the bell and around the bottom curve.
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At the very least, it's pushing it well out of sight on Snapchat's most popular page.
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"We talk about mission creep, but the mission is already well out of control," she says.
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The country already grants residency to investors, and seems to have done well out of Mr Thiel.
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Both of these innovations, so central to the Uber model, are now well out of the bag.
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Yet elites do rather well out of the system, which makes it easier to send wealth abroad.
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Some takeaways: Coastal and southern hip hop — Future, Migos, Lil Yachty — really doesn't play well out West.
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How the heck is this guy still doing so well out there, after all that has happened?
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It worked well out of the gate, and even prompted a response from Coca-Cola, Tab Clear.
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It's well out there that I've been treated extremely unfairly in a sense, in a true sense.
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On the other hand, I'd go well out of my way to eat upstairs at Intersect again.
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Isn't the real record well out of reach — the 73 homers that Barry Bonds hit in 2001?
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Off the U.S. East Coast, a tropical depression meandered well out to sea from the North Carolina shore.
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"We're working well out there today and I'm excited to be with him again next week," McIlroy said.
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The John Lewis Partnership has done well out of this model (though its recent performance has been disappointing).
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Well, out at Knott's Berry Farm, there's a new virtual reality component to their haunt called FearVR:5150.
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Cheaper goods have been a boon for American consumers; many American companies have done well out of China.
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The current edition of the Chicago Cubs are well out of the soup, and quite possibly (sorry) special.
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Berlusconi was well out of pocket, and for all his hubris, the country remained lukewarm towards his candidacy.
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AI performance is not binary; it works less well out of the box and improves with more data.
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The Switch will sell well out the gate, and pre-sale sellouts at Amazon and elsewhere show that.
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But the Protestant mainline has gone well out of its way to accommodate you on all these points.
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We had a regional hit and it was doing very well out there in Detroit and various other cities.
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No doubt lawyers can be found to take the case (so far lawyers are doing well out of Brexit).
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COMPETITION from Chinese imports may have cost some Americans jobs, but economists have done pretty well out of it.
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Users must remember that IoT devices are legitimate computers whose inner workings are typically well out of our control.
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It's not as if we were the only place, but definitely the British did very well out of India.
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On instinct, I started taking pictures, all the time trying to keep well out of the line of fire.
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He hid below deck until the boat was well out to sea — too far out to return to port.
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They allowed 344 total yards, but snuffed out any promising drives until the game was well out of hand.
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The secret that the older man thought he would take to his grave is well out of the bag.
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But under Director Cordray, the CFPB went further, trying to assert authority over areas well out of its range.
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State after state after state went well out of their way to deny their voter info to the feds.
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But, really, by the time the next president is in office, won't that horse be well out of the barn?
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Investors prefer bonds over stocks, and European equities are well out of favor, according to the latest fund flow data.
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"The new recommendations for men, in particular, put the UK well out of line with other comparable countries," she added.
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The iPhone SE is two years old at this point, but it still runs fantastically well out of the box.
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The Hawks committed 18 turnovers, and they got little from the bench until the game was well out of hand.
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The real question is how this will affect the future of a team already well out of the playoff race.
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It should go without saying that these actions are well out bounds and family planning advocates do not support them.
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The flip was well out of Kipnis's reach, and the second baseman was saddled with an error for his trouble.
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Bowman was well out front when a caution flag waved with 50 laps to go and final pit stops underway.
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Reuters calculations show that Social Democrat mayors have generally done well out of this National Programme for Local Development (PNDL).
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The team frequently observed birds in and around these lofty structures, well out of the reach of predators such as cats.
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Bridge charges $6 a month in tuition — well out of range for a slum dweller living on a dollar a day.
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This week Earn's once again flush with newfound dividends and he's going well out of his way to waste it … again.
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Rondo responds by throwing a pass well out of Bradley's reach, and the Pelicans trot down the floor two points richer.
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The Yankees' closer started things off with a 101 mile-per-hour fastball that was well out of the strike zone.
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New techniques that pass their initial tests with flying colors do not always perform as well out in the real world.
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Coach Brett Brown may have his best team in four seasons, but the Sixers are well out of the playoff picture.
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They are things the elite has done well out of, congratulating itself all the while on its adaptability and openness to change.
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But for 17-year-old beauty vlogger Lewys Ball, his high school experience has been a little, well, out of the ordinary.
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Though both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the were well out of correction levels when Kolvanovic penned his note on Dec.
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To be safe, Samuels waited until she she was well out of her first trimester to start telling people, even her family.
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JL: Some sectors will do well out of this, but the net impact will be extraordinarily negative over the next five years.
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This was, according to Trump, how men talk about women in safe, all-male spaces when women are well out of earshot.
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We also love how certain styles, like the Rhone joggers or Commuter Dress Shirt, function just as well out of the gym.
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Yet, having done so well out of the global commercial ecosystem, China should recognise that it has become one of its custodians.
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The Brewers, who are well out of playoff contention, have won three consecutive contests after dropping eight of their previous nine games.
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To be safe, Monique waited until she she was well out of her first trimester to start telling people, even her family.
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Yonas Kinde finished well out of medal placing in the men's marathon but still completed the difficult course in 2:24:73.
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Gronkowski was listed as questionable to return but never did, as the game was well out of hand in a Patriots blowout.
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Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian are well out of the shadows of their hush-hush relationship and we are here for it.
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He's also closing in on Mark Messier (1,303), but the best of the best, Wayne Gretzky (2,857), is well out of reach.
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You know the thing is with tax reform, we've seen companies like Pfizer doing pretty well out of it, nice windfall right.
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The team said he was cleared to return if necessary, but he rested his knee with the game well out of reach.
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When you think about it, the idea of Winfrey making a run for the White House isn't, well, out of this world.
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That could explain why Joe Biden is well out in front and why Democrats didn't seem too interested in nominating outsiders in 2018.
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He might have added that doing ballets which are well out of copyright gives the Trocks carte blanche to have fun with them.
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CVS said on Thursday it would remove the bottles from its online store as well, out of caution and to prevent customer confusion.
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He then fanned Chris Carter with a full-count 13 mph fastball that was well out of the strike zone, ending the inning.
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Cincinnati is well out of contention but has played well of late, winning four of its last five following a six-game skid.
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Moore believes the central bank should cut interest rates by half a percentage point, a position well out of line with other policymakers.
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Given the area has done this well out of weapons of mass destruction, it follows that local politicians effectively worship at death's altar.
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Considering he's set to pocket a reported purse close to $1.5million, Stiverne has done well out of this deal made on his behalf.
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Roberto Perez's throw was well out of Francisco Lindor's reach and the ball sailed into center, which allowed Bryant to advance to third.
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The company's repeated tone deafness has fostered a reputation as a bumbling—if not malicious—telecom giant wandering well out of its depth.
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The Huskies knocked down four 228-pointers in a 257.1-6 run, two for McDaniels, and put the game well out of reach.
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And they fit pretty well out of the box — a big change from most of the running shoes I've picked up over the years.
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She stayed well out of the limelight but issued a written statement saying her focus was on providing a nurturing home for baby Elizabeth.
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Rublev, who beat the big-serving Czech 26-23 43-24 26-22, looked well out of his depth in surrendering the first set.
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If there's a hometown hero who's doing really well out of Nashville, it's us giving her a bigger, broader platform on the Madewell site.
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If Christie does wind up well out of the top group in New Hampshire it's hard to see a reason for him to continue.
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"It is a bit different," Lieutenant Colonel Catie Hague wryly tells PEOPLE, acknowledging that her husband's forthcoming adventure sounds a little, well, out there.
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Barbashev pounced on a loose puck behind the net and immediately converted a wraparound while Flames goalie David Rittich was well out of position.
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A 290 analysis reported most should function well out of the box, aside from one model that only lasted 217% as long as expected.
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"Teams haven't done too well out of the bye break, so we'll just try to keep it simple," Kane told the Chicago Sun-Times.
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Then they can't hear as well out of that ear, and they may eventually show up at the doctor complaining about a clogged ear.
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Head coach Andy Reid thought his defense played well out of the gate, but his offense failed to find any rhythm until the second half.
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Putin treats the whole Russian state as his piggy bank, but also is comfortable helping his closest allies do very well out of official policy.
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Biden continues to be well out in front of a large and still growing primary field, and black voters are a large part of why.
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CF Andrew McCutchen said Dodgers LHP Julio Urias had good stuff but that didn't prevent McCutchen from seeing the ball well out of his hand.
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Long story short, it's probably safest to take a photo with your "I Voted" sticker when you're well out of range of your polling station.
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Backup quarterback Lamar Jackson threw a 26-yard touchdown pass to Hayden Hurst with 1:02 left when the game was well out of hand.
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Purchasing individual health insurance may still be well out of reach for many in lower income brackets just barely above the threshold for Medicaid qualification.
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GE has the biggest share of all, Pratt is doing well out of the A321 and Rolls-Royce could see some wide-body business affected.
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The UK's National Health Service website sums up this state of affairs well: out of 21957 choices listed for 'methods of contraception', 22002 are female.
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Adapting the technology was her next hurdle: Digitizing the images and reproducing them on quality fabric "was well out of my comfort zone," she said.
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Big Little Lies stood out for its female characters who were allowed to live full, complicated lives onscreen, despite being well out of their 20s.
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Vivek Ranadive, the Kings' owner, yearns to host playoff games in his new Golden 1 Center, but that's well out of reach for the moment.
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Making matters even more confusing, the vast majority of Android users have phones running well out of date operating systems that are no longer patched.
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He's transitioned well out of the bullpen — in his 31 starts with Rays, he's 14-1 when he gets two runs of support or more.
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San Francisco (1-9) and Chicago (2-8) are well out of the playoff chase, and the game does not affect any other teams' chances.
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That threatens the political fortunes of Warren and Klobuchar, who like Buttigieg have premised their campaigns on performing well out of the gate in Iowa.
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Both the S&P 500 and the Dow are well out of correction levels and hovered 4 to 5 percent below all-time highs Monday afternoon.
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That moves him well out of sci-fi movie cliche territory and into the company of Uber, Airbus, Darpa, Larry Page, and a ton of startups.
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Although the science remains well out of reach today, Ray Kurzweil, Google's director of engineering and an AI pioneer, argues it will be possible within decades.
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The film does start sluggishly, with Ehrenreich not really finding his footing with the character until after the opening sequences are well out of the way.
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"If she was asked to sit down and she didn't, well, out she goes," said John Dusheck, a 63-year-old Trump supporter from Ventura, Iowa.
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Combine this with four years of falling unemployment and inflation well out of the deflation-worry zone, and policymakers and politicians have something to crow about.
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She raised her son, Adam, now 30, as a single mother well out of the spotlight while working as a postal carrier in Huntington Beach, Calif.
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It's "the combination of seeing writing done well out there in the world, plus their writing and reading about something they already find interesting," she says.
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One civilian could be seen stepping back from the huddle carrying a large knife, apparently having disarmed the man, and taking it well out of reach.
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But since fewer residents of the Mediterranean venture north for holidays than northern Europeans head south, sunnier countries may do well out of Roam Like at Home.
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Elizabeth Warren, the rising progressive from Massachusetts, to highlight her message -- which went over so well out west -- and entrench herself among the top tier of contestants.
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We may be well out of childhood, no longer reaching for this particular cereal every single morning, but we did just find out the Cap'n's real name.
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Aldo wheeled around his lead leg and ended up at ninety degrees to Edgar's line of attack and well out of range of Edgar's multi-punch flurries.
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Unlike the Echo Buds, you can't adjust the levels in settings, but Apple's buds are tuned well out of the box for a wide range of genres.
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She would come into Dad's hospital room in the morning to find a tray of food lying several feet from the bed, well out of his reach.
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The Phoenix Suns are well out of the playoff race so they have decided to rest standout point guard Eric Bledsoe for the remainder of the season.
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Or, if you know an office is simply a no-go, start investigating ways to apply to a field that has you, well, out in the field.
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He pitched well out of the bullpen in two stints in the majors while flashing low 90-mile-per-hour fastballs, solid command and an exceptional curveball.
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They'll keep a week in an airtight tin, if it's perched well out of reach; serve the cookies with cocktails or add them to a cheese board.
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The combination of seeing writing done well out there in the world, plus their writing and reading about something they already find interesting, makes this lesson work.
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Mullens heaved a pass into the end zone but watched the ball fall to the ground, well out of the reach of any receiver, as time expired.
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Another attempt to Hill sailed well out of the wide receiver's reach, and Mahomes was chased into throwing the ball away by Arik Armstead on second down.
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Such a missile could in theory be based well out-of-range of US naval strike forces while putting Washington's biggest assets, its aircraft carriers, in range.
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Slowing Japanese core consumer price growth that kept the Bank of Japan's elusive 203 percent target well out of reach also kept the yen on the slide.
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While China's coal imports may rise slightly this year, it's unlikely they will reach 300 million tonnes, and that 1 billion tonne forecast looks well out of reach.
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Second, notwithstanding their willingness to take a shot at it, Trump's lawyers are smart enough to know that succeeding on the merits was well out of their reach.
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That would be about 25 minutes before Douglas landed and would mean that his gyrocopter was well out of US Capitol airspace by the time Hughes was there.
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Though kids with microtia do tend to have hearing loss in their deformed ear, most of the time they can hear fairly well out of the other one.
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If Twitter mentions are anything to go by, PepsicCo and brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) both did pretty well out of their marketing investments during Sunday's game.
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Presumptive Federal Reserve nominee Stephen Moore thinks the central bank should cut interest rates by half a percentage point, a position well out of line with other policymakers.
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In the Rose Garden on Wednesday, as Trump made an announcement on tariffs, Kelly stood to the side, well out of camera view, and took in the scene.
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Here, it was trimmed to 90 minutes and the score adapted for wind ensemble (and double bass), creating a more compact sound that carried well out of doors.
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Ricketts took a cross from Jonathan Osorio after the 253th minute and converted on a sliding shot well out of the reach of Atlanta FC goalkeeper Brad Guzan.
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The restaurant, the chef's first in New York City, has been open since the fall and is on its way to being something well out of the ordinary.
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Kansas State never got closer, and Moretti's trey with 211:230 to play made it 227-51 and put the game well out of reach for the Wildcats.
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I went home with it when I was discharged from the hospital five years ago, and eventually I stuffed it in my barn, well out of my sight.
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Nolan's storyline is the most mawkish, and the reason 21 Thunder will forever fall under the category of "teen dramas" even though its characters are well out of teenhood.
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Mr. Rubio fares well out West, where he has won the endorsements of three Western senators: Jim Risch of Idaho, Steve Daines of Montana and Cory Gardner of Colorado.
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VICE PRESIDENT MIKE PENCE: Well, out of an abundance of caution, the President took unprecedented steps to end airline travel and limit access from China to the United States.
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If it works as advertised it will bring a level of simplicity to tasks that were previously well out of reach of business users without requiring a data scientist.
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She was well out in front on the need to reinstitute the firewall between commercial and investment banking, a cause taken up in the presidential primaries by Bernie Sanders.
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It also happens to be well out of the airspace (and media space) of the U.K., where Amazon has been working on trials of its Prime Air drone project.
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Los Angeles finished well out of contention with a 221-22 record after James missed a significant part of the second half of the season with a groin injury.
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The CBOE volatility index, often called the "fear index", jumped to 39.16, the highest level in about two years, well out of the 11-20 range of recent months.
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Jacobsen told Vox that the US military will train foreign fighters there sometimes, allowing the troops to practice on rough, remote terrain well out of sight of the public.
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A Sligo woman, it seems, had a dream that her blind son might be made to see if she traveled to a particular well out on the Aran Islands.
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In Ecatepec, violence by organized crime is on the rise even as chunks of the city are being transformed into luxurious shopping centers well out of reach of its residents.
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He did this by fighting from an almost Wyatt Earp-esque stance, with his knees forced well out and his hips square, circling out to his right whenever he repositioned.
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In that game, set in a near-future where "artificial intelligence and machine learning are well out of their infancy," three to five players improvise memories about a dead friend.
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"If there's a big festival happening in Belgium or the Netherlands, like Dominator or Defcon, people will fly well out of their way just to come here," Dimitri tells me.
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So, we rely on having very strong relationships with a number of large investors internationally and they've supported us very strongly, and they've done quite well out of that relationship.
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Head coach Hue Jackson went well out of his way to state Gordon, who missed Monday's practice with a hamstring injury, will not start Week 1 against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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The debris slid well out into the ocean, creating 15 acres (6 hectares) of new coastline about 9 miles (14.5 kilometers) north of the Monterey-San Luis Obispo county line.
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Their number probably rivaled that of a lively counter-protest down the road, which was penned in by police and well out of shouting distance from Trump's outdoor press conference.
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Country music is relatively popular in Britain - people like Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers have played the storied Glastonbury festival - but home-grown bands are well out on the mainstream.
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So when Stanton delivered a second-inning grand slam — his first with the Yankees — he was fortunate that it drifted down the right-field line, well out of Engel's reach.
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Yet Asian art was well out of Dia's initial purview, and his introduction here should prompt a serious rethinking of the aims of elemental sculpture in the years around 1970.
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The SKEW Index is based on pricing for S&P 500 options that are well "out of the money" and would only come into play if the market moves significantly.
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One pitch after Aquino fanned Chase Headley, Holliday delivered the game-winner by sending a breaking ball into the Yankees' bullpen well out of the reach of center fielder Adam Jones.
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Quantum supremacy — the moment when quantum computers will be more capable than classical ones — is still well out of reach, but researchers in both countries are pushing aggressively in that direction.
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But the biggest history was made by North Korean pair Ryom Tae Ok and Kim Ju Sik, who finished well out of the medals but won hearts in their southern neighbor.
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Before the revolution, US mobsters paid off Cuban officials to let them operate hotels, casinos and brothels on the island, just 19973 miles from Florida but well out of US jurisdiction.
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Things aren&apost going well no matter what number what people around the set they&aposre not going well out there, we&aposre not saving, the wages aren&apost going out.
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For all their efforts, however, this year the butchers are figures of resentment among Egyptian after meat prices sky-rocketed, putting it well out of the reach of many working Egyptians.
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By then, the game was well out of hand, blunting any real impact that subs Christian Pulisic and Darlington Nagbe—the future and, very possibly, present of the USMNT—could do.
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The trade from Atlanta, where Jhoulys had struggled to find his footing, gave him a chance to earn an extended look from another organization that was well out of playoff contention.
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Trevor Lawrence, Clemson's freshman quarterback, threw a pair of incompletions on the drive, with his attempt to Hunter Renfrow on 3rd-and-7 sailing well out of the wide receiver's reach.
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North Korea made "astounding strides over the past two years" employing technology that was in use by the USSR since the 60s and should have been well out of North Korea's reach.
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The catch with millimeter-wave signals, however, is that they don't do so well out in the wild—a bit of rain or some foliage is enough to really screw things up.
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When Disney Channel movies kicked off in the late 1990s, technology and the internet were still far enough removed from our daily lives to feel like something — well, out of a movie.
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In a way, this is counterintuitive: Mr. Cruz has fared very well out West, and he might have been favored to win either or both states over Mr. Kasich and Mr. Trump.
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Connor McDavid may be the league's best player, but with his team well out of the playoff hunt, should the MVP honors go to someone like Taylor Hall or Nathan MacKinnon instead?
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With the game all tied up, Georgia had a chance to retake control, but they went three-and-out, with Jake Fromm's third down pass sailing well out of D'Andre Swift's reach.
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Also uncounted are the ships that fish illegally, often at night or on the fringes of Senegal's 200-mile-wide exclusive economic zone — well out of reach of the country's small navy.
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Ageing cabinet members who have done well out of the past 30 years should be replaced by young people who might have some experience of student debt and out-of-reach house prices.
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The combination of Brexit and the leadership contest is reinforcing the party's biggest weaknesses: that it is the party of elderly homeowners in the south-east who did well out of the 1980s.
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He held a match point with Anderson serving at 228-216 in the third set, but Anderson attacked with his forehand and Federer mis-hit a backhand passing shot well out of play.
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A handoff to Ajayi got 3 yards, forcing New England to burn its second time out, and then Foles threw an incomplete pass well out of Alshon Jeffery's reach in the end zone.
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She was shocked recently to discover that one of her new prescriptions was going for $70 a box — well out of reach for a family with a household income of $30 a month.
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The U.K. is well out of range of any threat from North Korea, but property agent eMoov said that capital city London would be "the obvious choice" for any strike on the country.
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He even had looked — briefly — as if he might take command of the fifth set as well before Bautista Agut reeled off five straight games, putting a comeback well out of Murray's reach.
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"If you don't score well out here, you put yourself behind a bit, and it's tough to make up when we got weather coming in because you're trying to force it," Spieth said.
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Photo by Matt TaylorMatt estimates the lightning bolt struck about one or two miles south of where he was standing, which meant it was well out of frame to the left of this shot.
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It also became apparent that while Ngannou maintains his stance and hits well out of it when his opponent comes to him, he is not at all competent at covering ground with his strikes.
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Indeed, the currently most reliable predictions put any new physics at energies 14 orders of magnitude higher, well out of the reach of any collider we'll be able to build in the coming centuries.
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The thinking goes like this: as autonomous cars, and those cars with other "smart" features, start to hit the market, many of them will be well out of the price range of average consumers.
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People looked at me differently, as though I was not one of them — they jumped out of my way or apologized to me in shopping centers, even when they were well out of range.
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My daughter and I love him as you can tell and I know King can't wait to meet him as well.. Out of respect of the mamba it's only right to name him KOBE!
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And you're unlikely to see much, if any, of this beyond what's found on Twitch streams and YouTube videos; memory modding requires jacking into Mario Maker 2, well out of reach for most players.
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We think it may be more broadly a bit more negative for the U.S. dollar, because the dollar has done relatively well out of the uncertainty element that this protracted trade war has caused.
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"The first story we read, it's a romance story about a bumbling guy reaching for a woman well out of his league," Mr. Booker said of the short story "EPICAC" in the Vonnegut book.
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On how he feels with the game imminent (well, out, now); on the challenges and inspirations the team faced along the way; and on its own Big Bang back in the winter of 2013.
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Florida State (221-20, 228-20) scored its lone touchdown on a 22-yard pass from backup James Blackman to Keyshawn Helton in the fourth quarter when the game was already well out of hand.
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Coastal residents in towns and cities like Norfolk, Charleston and Kure Beach share his concerns — and see potential disaster, even if the rigs are no less than 50 miles offshore and well out of sight.
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Jen: Well out of a scene Chris might buy be chocolates or flowers like any normal boyfriend, and in a scene he might lead me around on a leash and pet me like a dog.
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"It's like somebody is telling you in your ear, 'Oh, my God, they are doing so well out there,'" he said, moving his fingers near his right temple to mimic the voices in his head.
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The typical price for a Vancouver home is now C$1.1 million ($877,053) in the city's east and C$1.4 million on the west side, putting home ownership well out of reach for many residents.
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In four of the games, the score was well out of reach for much of the game, and in one, Jordan was 25 for 27 from the line after being intentionally fouled in the fourth quarter.
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"(Statoil's) drilling campaign wasn't a huge success so far, but Korpfjell is the most important well out of the five planned this year in the Barents Sea," Teodor Sveen-Nilsen, an analyst at Sparebank1 Markets, said.
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I was only at the polling center for half an hour, but where there had been maybe 20 people in line when I arrived, the line was well out the door by the time I finished.
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He charged to the top and held a share of the lead entering the final round, only to disintegrate into the Scottish links with a five-over-par 76 that dropped him well out of contention.
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It's the dreaded last-season injury that shuts a player down for the rest of the season, as long as that player happens to be playing for a team that's well out of the playoff race.
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The Rams got a break when Jake Elliott missed a 53-yard field goal, and while Goff drove his team to Philadelphia's 18, his final pass as time expired sailed well out of Josh Reynolds's reach.
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Florida State freshman forward Jonathan Isaac contributed 14 points and a career-high 10 rebounds, and the Seminoles used a 22-2 run midway through the second half to put the game well out of reach.
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An Iowa poll out Wednesday, conducted by her own pollster for another client, showed Harris well out of range of the frontrunners, Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren, and behind Bernie Sanders, Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar.
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But he was well out of the action during the first week's sprints, and the mountains are never kind to sprinters, who have to haul more heavy muscle mass uphill than most of the their colleagues.
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This means there is a large group of people who can work with the cohort and see what might be most relevant to their existing efforts, potentially hiring or acqui-hiring as well out of the process.
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Guarded well out of Moscow's reach in safe havens like New York, London and Paris, the 3,378-tonne, 140 billion-euro gold stockpile had been a symbol of Germany's ascent, insulating the economy even when others struggled.
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With the game well out of reach, Osweiler completed 4 of his 5 passes for 35 yards and a touchdown, but that was hardly enough to make a dent in New England's emphatic statement of a win.
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The average wage for Egyptians, including government and private sector employees, was about 4,000 pounds a month in 2016, according to CAPMAS, putting most new housing well out of the reach of the bulk of the population.
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Noor enjoys strong support, notably from a business community that has done well out of the lucrative transit trade through Hairatan, the border crossing into Uzbekistan that handles hundreds of millions of dollars worth of goods a year.
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This particular configuration I've been using costs nearly $8,000, which is well out of the price range of most PC gamers, but it's mostly a showcase for the case and Maingear's unique open-loop cooling system called APEX.
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Two of those setbacks came against teams well out of the race, including a 120-111 loss at Sacramento on Wednesday in which the Wizards committed 20 turnovers and allowed Sacramento to shoot 211 percent from the floor.
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If you extrapolate from these agreements, and do the math, you get into the tens of billions of dollars for the Amazon deal, which "would be well out of the range for any state to compete," Jensen said.
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Schippers went too early as she waited for the baton from Jamile Samuel and had to slow down to an almost standing position before the changeover, leaving the European champions well out of contention early in their heat.
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"The derivatives genie is now well out of the bottle, and these instruments will almost certainly multiply in variety and number until some event makes their toxicity clear," the Berkshire Hathaway CEO warned in his 2002 annual report.
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The storm has also taken on the appearance of a so-called "annular" tropical cyclone, with an absence of multiple spiral bands and the presence of a large, dense area of thunderstorms extending well out from the storm's center.
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Technology costs: When it comes to clean energy technology, economics and policy are moving quickly, and because of the vicissitudes of academic review, the cost data used in official models is often years old and well out of date.
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If, for whatever reason, it reverses course we could expect to see falls in commodity and energy prices, reflecting lower demand from China, and a big hit to the resource economies which have done well out of its growth.
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Stashed away at the height of the Cold War in safe havens well out of Moscow's reach, the 3,378-tonne, 120 billion-euro gold stockpile has become a symbol of Germany's economic ascent and a guardian of its stability.
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If, however, the receiver grabs the ball and immediately falls, the rule essentially states that he needs to retain possession until he comes to a complete stop, even if that stop occurs well out of bounds or in the end zone.
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Backtracking and offering the coverage to employees helps the publisher save face, but more importantly, it helps provides essential medical coverage that might otherwise be well out of reach for any current or potential Dark Horse employees who might require it.
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The monstrously potent machine, billed as the "most powerful Mac ever built" when Apple unveiled it in June, has stratospheric capabilities and a price tag to match, putting it well out of the realm of consideration for your average iPhone user.
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While it would've been more than understandable if you decided to spend April 1 well out of range of the internet's expected onslaught of deceptive jokes, Cartoon Network's Adult Swim seized the opportunity to play a kind of reverse prank.
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Consequently, there's been a blossoming of new ideas-focused small publications like New Inquiry, N+1, and Jacobin, joined by a revived version of the Baffler often espousing left-wing ideas well out of the mainstream of the commercial press.
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If you were drawing a cross section of the sixth hole, it would be a U, with Luea and the several hundred other patrons at the bottom of the U, well out of Westwood's field of vision from the tee.
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The loss in Tennessee on Thursday was made worse by two first-half blunders: The rookie cornerback Jalen Ramsey was penalized for hitting a player well out of bounds and defensive end Dante Fowler Jr. was flagged for throwing a punch.
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Then again, maybe they won't—Jake Arrieta, so dominant last year in winning a Cy Young Award that was well out of the let's-skip-it category, has had a 4.04 ERA going back to July, with a diminished strikeout rate.
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But Harper's health insurance didn't cover such procedures and the price tag was well out of reach: It can cost upwards of $140,000, not including related costs such as travel, lodging, food and medical equipment once you leave the hospital.
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Keenum, who has a tenuous hold at best on the starting quarterback position in Minnesota, completed 63 of 48 passes for 271 yards and one touchdown, with much of that yardage coming once the game was well out of hand.
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So bothered was Djokovic by his backhand that in the third game of the second set, at 30-30 and with Londero well out of position, he failed to get even a soft backhand to the open court over the net.
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Ryan Palmer looked well out of contention heading into the final round but a course record 10-under 62, which included seven straight birdies to finish, gave him the clubhouse lead on 15-under before Woodland and Koepka came home.
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"From what I can see of the engagement in Africa a number of individuals and companies ... have done very well out of mineral concessions, but I'm not sure that I'd call that a win for the Russian state, per se," he said.
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Their nests are well out of alligator range, but with the gator lurking beneath them, they are less likely to be raided by any of the snakes or rodents that might creep into their nests and eat their eggs or young chicks.
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There's little doubt that had she not had to deal with FBI interference, she would've pulled those states in, as well as some others, such as Florida, which she lost by about 120,85033 votes as well, out of more than 9 million cast.
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Ortiz, who plans to retire after the season, had expected Fernandez to give him a hero's exit, but Fernandez started him with an 80 mile-an-hour pitch — effectively a batting-practice fastball, well out of the strike zone — and scrambled the plan.
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Mickelson, who is well out of contention for victory, said he knew the action would bring a two-shot penalty, and that he had hit the ball to prevent it from rolling all the way off the green and behind a bunker.
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"Hillary Clinton has gone well out of her way to listen and learn from Silicon Valley and build the relationships and recruit the talent reassuring all of us here that innovation and entrepreneurship will have an ally in the White House," he wrote.
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Gove also attacked U.S. banks Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan, which have donated funds to the "Remain" campaign, saying they were doing very well out of the European Union and portraying them as part of an elite that cared little for ordinary people.
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Carson Wentz, who came into the game tied for the N.F.L. lead with 19 touchdown passes, threw four more, while completing 15 of 23 passes for 199 yards before being taken out in the fourth quarter with the score well out of hand.
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After a 26-yard pass to Kendrick Bourne had provided some hope on the drive, Garoppolo's next three passes were incomplete, with one being batted into the air, one nearly being intercepted, and the third sailing well out of his wide receiver's reach.
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With the partisan crowd also turning more silent, he won his next service game at love, hitting three missile forehands that landed as if guided toward the same corner spot, well out of reach of Nadal as he scrambled across the baseline.
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For the Blue Jays, it was chance to plot their next step after being unable to recover from a slow start to the season and ultimately finishing well out of postseason contention after playing for the American League pennant the previous two seasons.
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ABOUT THE SENATORS: Captain Erik Karlsson (team-leading 13 assists, 15 points), who is playing with two hairline fractures in his left heel, is expected to be back in the lineup after receiving a bit of a breather with Sunday's contest well out of hand.
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The Bears, now 2-6, are still well out of playoff contention; the Vikings, despite having come back down to earth rather quickly over the past few weeks with losses on either side of their bye week, are still sitting atop the NFC North.
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The sensor has jumped from 24 to 47 megapixels, and while we're well out of the megapixel race, that creates the opportunity for a very useful cropped shooting mode that lets you shoot at 35, 1003 and 75mm equivalents while still capturing huge pixel counts.
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Stanford opened the second half with a 15-yard touchdown pass from Chryst to Rector to push the lead to 45-13, and Cameron Scarlett added a 13-yard touchdown run later in the third quarter to put the game well out of reach.
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Americans with disabilities are determined, we are willing, and we are most definitely able to work hard, but regardless of how hard we work, success and prosperity will always be well out of reach as long as Section 14(c) is on the books.
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Kipnis hit a soft grounder that was fielded by Ross, but the veteran who had just entered the game, threw the ball well out of Anthony Rizzo's reach, which resulted in Francisco Lindor coming up with runners on second and third with two outs.
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For a family of three receiving the basic shelter allowance of $2316 a month and paying a fair-market rent of $210,3003 for a two-bedroom apartment, the $2300,213 gap is well out of reach, Mr. Hevesi said, and a potential push toward homelessness.
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His 29-hole total of six under left him tied for ninth in this World Golf Championships event, well out of the final group and 218 strokes behind Johnson, who carded a 2100 for a four-shot lead over his closest competitor, Rory McIlroy.
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It's not wrong exactly, just, well, out of all the things that could excite you—bodies, certain parts, types of play—you went home with a shock absorber you bought from the hardware store because you were curious what it might feel like over your genitals.
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The Patriots' 12-4 regular-season record means that barring a trade, they will draft near the bottom of the first round, as usual, so the elite quarterback prospects like Joe Burrow of Louisiana State and Tua Tagovailoa of Alabama will be well out of range.
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A break at 2-2 in the second set opened the door for Tsitsipas to serve out the match but Auger-Aliassime turned the tables by staying on the baseline, winning points with returns that were well out of reach to earn his first break point.
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It sold well out of the gate, it was popular among artists and researchers, and Apple eventually bought the company behind its technology to power the iPhone X's Face ID. But despite Microsoft's insistence that "You are the controller," its promise for gaming never panned out.
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Norway has done very well out of oil — in mid-September the market value of its oil fund topped $1 trillion for the first time — but perhaps Norwegians are starting to tell a different story to the "deadly" one (to use Haraway's word) of four decades of oil economics.
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But fundamentally, while this research is interesting and worth thinking about, it really can't be said enough that the homicide rate in the United States is well out of line with what you see in peer countries on a scale that totally dwarfs any possible gaming-related effects.
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All that touring and interpersonal instability meant that Black Flag had been touring on the songs found on Damaged for years, and instead of the songs feeling a part of the scenes that were revolutionizing the form, Black Flag felt, well, out of step with the world of hardcore.
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Each July since the late 1980s, an air-conditioned coach ferries 30 to 40 members of the Regan family (this year about 40) from Owatonna, Minnesota, en route to pick up extended family relatives who live on the way — and sometimes well out of the way — to their vacation destination.
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Whatever its age, it's clear nobody ever did as well out of Bulls and Cows as Meirowitz, who retired from game development and lived comfortably off royalties not long after selling the Mastermind prototype to Invicta, a British plastics firm expanding from industrial parts and window shutters into games and toys.
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At that point, I would then have an unnecessarily huge lunch (Pret a Manger did very well out of me during the week.) All this meant by the time I got home I was not hungry and too worried about the time to wait till I was to have any dinner.
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Since her father died in 2009, Paris Jackson has been pretty successfully living her life well out of the public eye, slowly but steadily building her modeling and acting career, quietly accumulating a very impressive collection of tiny tattoos all over her hands and arms and expertly painting her godfather Macaulay Culkin's toenails.
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Aaron Ramsey found himself at the other end of a chippy cross off the end line and directed it beautifully with his head to a spot well out of reach from the Chelsea keeper: Arsenal were dominating this game—with or without a missing Chelsea man—and surely deserved to raise the Cup.
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At first, her heart was set on the Prospect Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, but that proved to be too expensive: The median sale price for one-bedroom condos and co-ops in Prospect Heights at the end of 2100 was $9003,2900, according to data provided by Zillow, well out of her price range.
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But at the same time, gaming has embraced and done very well out of simulated gun violence for ages, so pleading clemency on the grounds that not all video games have guns in them risks sounding disingenuous: the fact is, gaming, in general, likes its guns, and is known to like them.
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Meanwhile any balance of terror, as Yoffe points out in the third installment of her series, has turned out to be racial as well as sexual, since it is a not-much-talked-about truth that minority students seem to be accused of rape well out of proportion to their numbers on campus.
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Europe's airlines and travel stocks have plunged 18% in their worst week since the 2001 26/210 attacks in the United States.. The CBOE volatility index, often called the "fear index", jumped as high as 21.1550, its highest in about two years, well out of the 21.1847-21.43 range of recent months.
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Europe's airlines and travel stocks have plunged 18% in their worst week since the 2001 26/210 attacks in the United States.. The CBOE volatility index, often called the "fear index", jumped as high as 21.1550, its highest in about two years, well out of the 21.1847-21.43 range of recent months.
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I find it profoundly helpful, then, to not just reject the concept of generations but to invert it: The immense changes in technology show us, again and again, year after year, that we are basically the same as ever, just reacting to our place along curves of life well out of our control.
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"I lived in New York for a decade, so I think I'm allowed to say this: New Yorkers can be brusque, but they are so proud of their city and knowing their way around that they will go well out of their way to help someone find something — especially out-of-towners," DeConnick said.
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Co-headquartered in Dublin, Ireland and York in the north of England, well out of the Silicon Valley landscape, PitchBook notes that GameSparks raised only $820,000 from a small group of investors that included Enterprise Ireland (a government group that provides funding and support for Irish companies expanding internationally), and individual investors Jeff Allen, Joseph Murray and Paul Bushell.
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During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live earlier this week, Gwyneth Paltrow finally cracked, admitting that some of the things her lifestyle website Goop touts as essential — v-steaming, putting jade eggs in your vagina, sex pills made of single origin, high-altitude, cracked cell wall mason pine pollen — might actually be a little, well, out there.
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Or they at least had gone somewhere way to the west of I-19443 and I-21944—the monster expressway known as the Kennedy, which divides the city the way the Mississippi divides America, well out of range of the higher-credentialed and better-capitalized parts of the city where it's $22020 for a glass of wine.
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Monastics' sartorial principles of commonality and community stand in sharp contrast with the Met's high fashion statements that are instead prized for their rarity and that serve to enhance—rather than minimize—the distinction between classes: the celebrities and wealthy elite who don these extravagant designs and the ordinary people for whom such clothing is well out of reach.
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One more thing: The White House points out that Wolkoff works as a "volunteer" for the First Lady, but one could argue she's already done very well out of the relationship: According to the White House's 2017 Annual Report to Congress on staff personnel, the highest paid staffers (those in Trump's core West Wing staff) make roughly $180k a year.
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The commenter wrote it would be a big step forward to normalize an idea that "it is ok for him not to want to be swamped by brown scum that clearly despise him, that these invaders have stepped well out of line making demands of us, and that if they don't like the way we run things they can go the hell back," the poster wrote.
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"One of the things I was kind of not surprised by was the power of the establishment to force Amy Klobuchar, who had worked so hard, Pete Buttigieg, who had really worked extremely hard as well, out of the race," he said, in a remark that managed to unite aides to Mr. Buttigieg and Ms. Klobuchar, who spent months in deep political conflict with each other.
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Do not recommend the new David Attenborough series on Netflix, just watched walruses fall down an 80m cliff (in slow mo) because they can't see where they're going well out of water and I'm emotionally unstable Some critics accuse the producers of emotional manipulation and twisting facts ... and that includes some zoologists and prominent environmentalists, who claim the walrus scene is out of context.
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I found myself not actually missing the telephoto lens (a 56mm equivalent) I from the XS. Sure it would have been more handy for snapping a shot of a sign well out of reach, but when taking pictures of a flower, my attempts at a macro shot with the XR were sharper and clearer than the 28 Plus despite the 28 miles-per-hour wind whipping my hand and the flowers all around.
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Given that the poster suggests the fight will be promoted by Japan's Rizin Fighting Federation—an organization that, in less than a year of existence, has already established itself as a geriatric-fighter-recycler by sending Kazushi Sakuraba and Kazuyuki Fujita to their doom against far younger fighters—we can be almost certain that, despite their being well out of their primes, Fedor and Cro Cop are indeed poised to pummel one another's broken bodies into further disrepair this September.
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THEN AUTONOMY IS GOING TO BRING DOWN COSTS PER MILE, WHICH ESSENTIALLY IS GOING TO OPEN UP ANOTHER STAGE OF GROWTH FOR US I THINK THAT PROFIT TIME IS WELL OUT, BUT I THINK THE GROWTH IS WELL WORTH IT. SORKIN: AND HOW SHOULD DRIVERS FEEL ABOUT AUTONOMY KHOSROWSHAHI: I UNDERSTAND WHEN DRIVERS ARE SCARED TO SOME EXTENT OF WHAT AUTONOMOUS CAN OFFER, BUT WE BELIEVE THAT YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE A HYBRID DRIVER AND AUTONOMOUS STATE THE MACHINES ARE GOING TO ESSENTIALLY TAKE THE SIMPLE, SHORTER TRIPS THAT ARE LESS DESIRABLE, AND THAT WILL LEAVE THE MORE COMPLEX TRIPS, AND HOPEFULLY, THE TRIPS THAT HAVE MORE REVENUE ASSOCIATED WITH THEM FOR DRIVERS.
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