The design can work around a name, but the name can't work around the design.
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"I had to work around the contractor's schedule, and I had to work around my own schedule."
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Work around the fabric and work around the construction so that we deliver a collection where all these things are integrated in each piece as much as we can.
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The work around here isn't the kind that Americans are
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And it's so powerful that I can't work around it.
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I went to school for social work around that time.
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Thankfully, this problem is one that's easy to work around.
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"Everyone was required to work around the house," says Travis.
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The sudden outbreak upended work around East and Southeast Asia.
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An easy protocol might take a day to work around.
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"We are resilient enough to work around this," he adds.
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Construction vehicles that are silent could work around the clock.
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If it breaks, he says he'd just work around it.
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They also had to work around the Goodwood Estate's quirks.
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We'll work around, or with, the vision of the artist.
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You work around the clock, all hours of the day.
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Shadow banks flourish as companies and investors work around rules.
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Mr. Anderson travels for work around 100 days a year.
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For the first time, we're having holistic work around gastronomy.
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You can see more of Mr. Koons's work around town.
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We can build a society of work around that, perhaps.
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So Elon Musk is having the company work around the clock.
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You find ways to overcome those things and work around them.
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When Haleigh's dad, Ronald, got home from work around 3 a.m.
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A legislature "work-around" is not always feasible, or even logical.
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They watch the other two boys work around the misbehaving pole.
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I was just explaining to him how things work around here.
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The work around Minqin is funded by the government and donors.
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O'Neill cancelled Christmas leave, and had employees work around the clock.
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I have one easy work around for that: Make them yourself.
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I had to work around the site's problems, but I did.
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We've done a lot of work around how we characterize this.
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Yesterday, I started listening to one at work around 3 p.m.
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But not all the words are as easy to work around.
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But he added Cyprus would "have to work around" the challenges.
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Why wouldn't they want employees ready to work around the clock?
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He also loves to work around traditional notions of dialogue delivery.
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They don't solve problems, they are programmed to work around them.
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But many sites figured out how to work around Google's policies.
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The Wirecutter also recommends this drill for work around the house.
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And it didn't require his teams to work around the clock.
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Can it solve problems, or does it simply work around them?
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The Kochs have funded some great work around drug policy reform.
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"Conan" isn't the only show trying to work around the shutdown.
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They have to do a lot of work around the house.
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Fortunately, Redditor hjbardenhagen has found a way to work around this.
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" And he goes, "Live your life, and we'll work around it.
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But I was able to work around it and get outs.
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I'm not sure lower courts will buy Justice Gorsuch's work-around.
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He hadn't been able to devise a work-around for that.
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Physically and symbolically, it insulated men from work around the home.
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With Flippy, you kind of need to work around his schedule.
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"We need to stop expecting them to work around us," she says.
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People work around uranium in the process of manufacturing fuel, for example.
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Things like prioritizing work around the clock or putting in 100 hours.
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"It's a fair chunk of work around here," said the EERC's Harju.
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But men do less work around the house in every developed country.
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The committee will likely have to wrap up its work around Feb.
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But even efforts to work around this incentive structure can go awry.
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To counter it is to understand the restrictions and work around them.
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"You have to be very diplomatic and work around that," she said.
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Luckily, there are ways to work around some of those pain points.
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"I sawed wood, mowed the lawn, did some other work around house".
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No note is wasted and the accompanists seem to work around him.
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Administration officials have, in many cases, seemed to work around Trump's rhetoric.
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"Animal costumes are another work-around for dialogue-free play," say Dolores.
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Chefs are expected to work around the clock — even if they're sleeping.
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But Trump has shown a willingness to work around the DOJ process.
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Like Atari Games, Accolade tried to work around the console-maker's systems.
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Entrepreneurs running MGAs can work around this by partnering with reinsurers instead.
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She encourages me to do some "breathing work" around my panic attacks.
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He marveled at the "tremendous amount of logistics" at work around him.
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But even during calmer times, Fauci seems to work around the clock.
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However, you can work around a lack of CBS and NFL Network.
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Other work around issues like self-driving cars is well under way.
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But some think he is merely a distraction they can work around.
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Secondary stock transactions, however, are a way to work around this problem.
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These trainings work around officers' busy schedules, not the other way around.
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This work-around made many uncomfortable but soon became standard operating procedure.
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The team that works here is doing amazing work around the world.
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The most obvious one is their capacity to work around the clock.
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Especially if you live or work around young children or the elderly.
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I would just say yes, yes, yes and work around the clock.
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These are minor problems, tiny details, small creative constraints to work around!
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"She planned her work around her time with my son," Foster said.
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Some states work around this by using their own funds; Texas doesn't.
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Researchers created a test that they hoped would work around these questions.
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He&aposs doing amazing work around the world so I respect him, too.
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He added that players have managed to work around previous restrictions as well.
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I've had to work around him a bit, admittedly, but it's no problem.
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AEGIS allows NASA to work around this problem in an entirely new way.
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Criminals and terrorists would find ways to work around the rules, he explained.
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I get up and get ready after B. leaves for work around 8.
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I give my cats a smooch before heading to work around 7:45.
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The bots will work around the clock, attending to issues as they arise.
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I head off to work around 8:30 while listening to Frank Sinatra.
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Who doesn't love cranking some tunes while you're doing work around the house?
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Even in the days after I'd gone back to work, around 2 p.m.
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If Congress won't act on guns, he is going to work around it.
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That being said, the lamp can't work around iOS users' app dimming settings.
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We'll work around it, because how many times do you get this opportunity?
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You don't have the size or the iron will to work around that.
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Rosalynn and I have seen this impulse in our work around the globe.
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But also, all of the work around training will also have to change.
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So he's found an unconventional way of farming to work around the problem.
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We've been ignoring the brain's remarkable ability to work around injuries and problems.
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When it comes to the motion sickness, how did you work around that?
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There's more clunkiness in the classic superheroes that you have to work around.
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For one, White House staffers were expected to be work around the clock.
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Another frustration with manufacturing in Texas: American workers won't work around the clock.
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That could provide an avenue for the agency to work around Congress's restriction.
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It's a thing you just need to have to live with, work around.
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I see people more jazzed about making work around what's going on here.
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After years in Brooklyn rentals, Ms. Turner's instinct was to work around it.
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I leave work around 5:30 and head to my pure barre class.
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There are several ways to work around Facebook's restrictions on anti-vaccination ads.
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I already told my team I would be at work around 9. Phew!
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And the Republicans in Congress can't figure out how to work around him.
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MR. LIPPES There was an older lady moving some of the work around.
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If circumstances are dire, you're going to just have to work around it.
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Don't be dismayed by scheduling issues— you'll be able to work around them!
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Yes, but only if you're willing to work around the Cyclone V10's limitations.
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How various oversight mechanisms work around these BPDs is also detailed in the documents.
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And Kanye, he's doing amazing work around the world so I respect him too.
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To produce a 3-parent baby, Zhang relied on a tricky legal work-around.
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Analysts say Huawei is better positioned to work around a ban on US components.
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I head to work around 9:45 and get there a little after 10.
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Instead of abolishing the 35-hour week, he would help companies work around it.
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Communication issues are in the air, but you're finding ways to work around them!
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That might just amount to another process that scammy businesses have to work around.
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And business has to do what business has to do to work around that.
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Since I'm a night owl, I prefer to go into work around 10 a.m.
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We finally came to a work-around by turning an iPhone into a hotspot.
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Death is, for the time being, unavoidable, but cryonics offers a possible work-around.
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I have to work around the heat, can't rush, and have to focus more.
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However, some scientists told STAT it may be possible to work around this problem.
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Travis Hrubeniuk said his fiancée had just left for work around 7:45 a.m.
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But women do shoulder the bulk of parenting and of work around the home.
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Advertising will work around people, seamlessly telling sequential stories to move people to purchase.
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The feature launched in 2017 and helps users work around India's heavy traffic congestion.
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Even with security as it is, archaeologists are quietly at work around the country.
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On a typical day, the wranglers will wake start work around 5:30 a.m.
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I currently work around ten hours a week as a hostess at a bar.
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Ms. Pagarigan's workday ends when her employer returns home from work, around dinner time.
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It is also another effort by Russia to work around American and European sanctions.
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The sun and the heat are the biggest factors you have to work around.
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Maternity leave has long been something network TV shows have had to work around.
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"I manage to work around it," said Ms. Danso, referring to her vision loss.
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And how other countries are trying to work around the power of the dollar.
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"I live in a very mixed area, I work around Muslims," Mr. Bailey said.
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Most epidemiologists know what the pitfalls are and can work around them, he said.
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WE'VE DONE A LOT OF WORK AROUND IT, SO IT'S ONE COMPONENT OF THAT.
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I get ready super quickly and still manage to get to work around 7.
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The agency claims to have been caught off-guard by the mystery work-around.
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Anadolu Kültür is another extremely important organization doing work around Kurdish culture in Diyarbakır.
|
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To work around this issue, James and Young expanded the scope of the film.
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The president's staff surely knows this and tries their best to work around it.
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I get ready, scarf down another blueberry muffin, and leave for work around 229:229.
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I run from work around the neighborhood, and it's a really nice change of pace.
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But the pro-life movement will near certainly find a way to work around this.
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Communication blocks might come up today, but you'll find a way to work around them.
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He goes off to his work around 6:30, and I go off to mine.
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The Kopfs remember a tornado of medical work around them and doctors giving them instructions.
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Love 'em or hate 'em, strapless bras are a pain we have to work around.
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Power enough to melt the faces of the scum who sit and work around you.
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And then I work around all those components with the aerodynamic engineers, suspension and everything.
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But European efforts to work around the sanctions and facilitate trade have not been effective.
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I get to work around 10:40 and mentally prepare myself for another boring day.
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Vending machines work around the clock, so they don't require people at the cash register.
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On a final note, I do think Greenpeace does enormously vital work around the world.
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We all contribute different ideas and suggestions and look for good concepts to work around.
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But until now, they've been able to work around the problem by using ad blockers.
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Are we going to stop before meaningful human-level interaction and work around the quirks?
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For devices that are still pending final firmware updates, please follow the advised work around.
|
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It may be possible to work around such limitations, but we really shouldn't have to.
|
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"Whatever changes have happened, you just work around them," Cashman said, referring to the industry.
|
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Martin chose where he wanted to live and then shaped his work around that choice.
|
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And then went on to say when you can't work with them, work around them.
|
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"To spread the work around so we could just chill and do concepts," he said.
|
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"You don't know how things work around here," one of the Marthas snaps at June.
|
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As Strand noted, there are ways to work around getting 218 votes on the floor.
|
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Why did you decide to focus this work around a World War II propaganda poster?
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There is a lot of really important work around delivering access to the disconnected world.
|
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I'll go to work around 6 or so, get ready for the game at 9.
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There is apparently a work around that lets you film as long as you want.
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I did some work around equality issues, but it wasn't the focus of my life.
|
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When plastic dice are banned, a common work-around is to simply make one's own.
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I play with the cats and do some work around the house in between work.
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The better I know a person, the easier it is to work around such things.
|
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They devise strategies to shield him from upset and work around his ever-shifting moods.
|
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Meanwhile, Salinger stopped publishing his work around the same time Lee arrived on the scene.
|
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Would it work around her class schedule if she wanted to complete her bachelor's degree?
|
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The company's website says it connects 600,000 people with work around the world every day.
|
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People are also suffering, as they try to live and work around the toxic water.
|
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On the day of the attack, Mr. Mateen came home from work around 3 p.m.
|
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This document request is one attempt to work around that resistance and collect more information.
|
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Others work around the clock to provide and simply don't have the time to cook.
|
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Something I base my work around—I'm primarily a photographer—is thinking often through images.
|
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So, I have to make sure the content on the site can work around that.
|
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Santa's elves might work around the clock this holiday season, but do you really want to?
|
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Since Woodworth is actually an aerospace engineer, however, he was able to work around those limitations.
|
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He first read about it in technical manuals at work around 2012, then started researching online.
|
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Richardson said high-rise buildings present challenges, but the FDNY has ways to work around them.
|
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Interstellar did incredible work around relativistic physics, but they couldn't have given a damn about biology.
|
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Americans work around 38.6 hours per week, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
|
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And family is there for a different type of support than people who work around you.
|
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A lot of people who work around me told me not to do it: 'You're crazy.
|
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Instead, Apple, Microsoft and the rest have provided patches that try to work around the problem.
|
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We look forward to following your inspiring work around the world for girls' education and equality!
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Computer vision and touch sensors help the robots feel the building to work around these challenges.
|
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He assured city residents his officers would work "around the clock" to wrap up their investigation.
|
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At Google Goodfellow did work around GANs and security, including an area known as adversarial attacks.
|
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We're forced to adapt to and work around algorithms, rather than use technology on our terms.
|
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Did you have to work around any other novels or works, such as Star Wars Rebels?
|
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But the sessions were running long and overlapping, forcing the engineers to work around the clock.
|
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Let him attempt his administrative emergency work-around to the Constitution and the Congress,' he added.
|
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Here are some ways to make your new schedule easy for everyone involved to work around.
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Still, officials say that releasing models publicly would allow banks to effectively work around the system.
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Companies work around them, diverting shipments through third parties for a minor brokerage commission mark-up.
|
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BlackBerry is handling most of the work around keeping your phone safe all on its own.
|
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If you can work around their short temper, there is potential for interesting and innovative collaborations.
|
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In the meantime, Tepperman has produced an indispensable handbook on ways to work around the problem.
|
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"You would honestly think that we have more jobs, so work around our schedule," Kim says.
|
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I end up getting to work around 9:30, which is pretty typical for our team.
|
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But West argued Wednesday that the new law is not impossible for Uber to work around.
|
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Neither Niantic nor Pokemon Korea specified how they managed to work around the Google Maps challenge.
|
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The high-water mark of the ESA's political activity was probably its work around Brown v.
|
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To work around the fundamental attribution error, it's essential to get nuanced information about people's situations.
|
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Meanwhile, Chen's wife told police that her husband had picked her up from work around 173 a.m.
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Since my goal was to spend zero dollars, these were impediments that I'd have to work around.
|
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Telegram issued a statement saying it intends to work around Russia's ban through the use of updates.
|
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Every one of my MacBooks has come with compromises that I learned to accept and work around.
|
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All this said, if you use it right and work around these limitations, Holo can be fun.
|
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"Various work around the Shanghai-London Connect is proceeding normally," the SSE said in an emailed statement.
|
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Huawei has said it was prepared for the U.S. action and vowed to work around any disruptions.
|
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The loans are clever way for the airlines to help flyers work around the new security requirements.
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The Hitch and other teams will continue to work around the clock for ever more satisfactory solutions.
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I let her design everything, but she did take my favorite color — grey — and work around that.
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Fortunately, the New York-based artist has been busy creating even more exciting work around the city.
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On a sunny April afternoon in 53, Brett Bainter came home from work around 25:218 p.m.
|
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This may not comfort those who are exercise-averse, but there are ways to work around it.
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Steven Arrasmith, 34, from Boise, Idaho, was making his two-hour commute to work around 6 a.m.
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I could see a lot of work around me that was very material, very subjective, very personal.
|
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Hunt also showed a member of the costume crew resewing Roger's pants to work around his cast.
|
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The shooting unfolded shortly after the suspect, a temporary employee there, reported for work around 9 a.m.
|
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MobileIron is using a certification system to work around this passwordless data handoff from device to device.
|
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Plus, companies should avoid circumventing passwords or setting shared or default profiles that work around security measures.
|
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But I found a work around using WhatsApp Web, which of course only works on the desktop.
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Military commanders would be able to work around the cap by bringing in forces for short periods.
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She has uncompromisingly sung about and created work around the subjects of mental health, feminism and AIDS.
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It's not thought-out for me: If I find something cool, I'm going to work around it.
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Twelve artists were hired to make work around the "Aloe Vera Pleasure Gel" product, promoting racy scenarios.
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He isn't afraid to work around the clock or push limits to get music to the people.
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So I make a lot of work around the history that we were not taught in school.
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To work around some of this, the Thunderbird team will soon offer better label support, for example.
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The "tight-knit, religious family" also often involved themselves in volunteer work around the Los Cerritos neighborhood.
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And even then, he noted, staff will have to work around the clock on the massive package.
|
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Maclean structured the work around four fishing scenes, three of which are set on the Big Blackfoot.
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Late last month, Mr. Comey ordered agents to work around the clock to sift through the messages.
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This is an excellent new moon to do any energetic work around your career, fame, and popularity.
|
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Other retailers have also sought to work around the "social distancing" recommendations that have shuttered numerous businesses.
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To work around some of those concerns, the current version of the bill exempts rural school districts.
|
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I find many teams are willing to work around an individual collaborator's inability to travel a lot.
|
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People are putting this technology to work around the world in ways that will make life better.
|
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"That is a proven success, and I believe that it can work around the country," he said.
|
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Her work around the July 4, 1995, holiday measured particles in the air in Riverside County, Calif.
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We find a way to make our morning routines work around each other and it goes fine!
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" She added, "We travel for work around the country and need to get around like anybody else.
|
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Accordingly, much of the day-to-day work around the reefs has remained with the fishing communities.
|
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Nicholson and Towne made him work around them, which perversely and diabolically works to the book's advantage.
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"Our plan is to work around the clock until we have the repairs done," Mr. Naparstek said.
|
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Mr. Systrom said that Instagram has installed teams that work around the clock to monitor those reports.
|
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That earlier boarding group makes it easy to work around the $25 fee United would usually charge.
|
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Either way, Palestinians are eager to work around any issues and get PayPal opened up in Palestine.
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He added that hair transplants are generally very successful, and they work around 90% of the time.
|
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Some people reported being able to use services through Virtual Private Networks, which can work around regional blocks.
|
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"You would honestly think that we have more jobs, so [you should] work around our schedule," says Kim.
|
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HBO tried to work around that, initially offering him three or five episodes out of the scheduled 10.
|
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Until they get their loan estimate, home shoppers can work around the shortcomings by picking the right tool.
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"You would honestly think that we have more jobs, so [you should] work around our schedule," Kim said.
|
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In the modern economy people want to fit their work around their lives, not the other way round.
|
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But these challenges also force those who remain to think creatively about how to work around the system.
|
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I still manage to get to work around 54.23:15 and set up for meetings I have today.
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This is also a powerful time for love spells, or for any kind of ritual work around partnership.
|
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But it's also meant to pay tribute to the "little people" doing commendable community work around the country.
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We may have to modify, but we'll understand what that pressure point is and then work around it.
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P. leaves for work around 9:30, and I clean up after breakfast and sit down for work.
|
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However, Slack says it has been able to work around the issue and service is back to normal.
|
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The AntBot and robots like it should, at least in theory, be able to work around these limits.
|
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A handful of developers have found ways to work around the App Store's lack of paid upgrades, though.
|
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Until that happens, there's not much everyone else can do but gape in horror — and work around them.
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Dankovich hopes to soon use more pictures instead of words, however, to work around the issue of illiteracy.
|
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The Potsdam scientists said that mathematical models they developed to estimate rising costs would work around the world.
|
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The Sichuan Province Work Safety Supervision and Management Bureau ordered rescuers to halt work around 11:10 a.m.
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Boeckmann, 70, is accused of giving sentences of "community service," where defendants would do work around his home.
|
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Dr Hedrick and his colleagues speculated that it might be possible to work around this problem with polyethylenimine.
|
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It may not be viable for gaming, but it's certainly a way to work around extra cable needs.
|
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"I think there will be a lighter regulatory touch, but they'll probably work around the margins," Gardner said.
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"We were able to work around it because of some very bright young people in our caucus," Rep.
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I dealt with it and realized it was a limitation I'd have to find a work-around for.
|
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As the Indian government moves to again censor pornographic websites, users are trying to work around the ban.
|
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You see obstacles coming up ahead, and it's time to bring your community together to work around them.
|
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The recent US government shutdown has also had an adverse effect on efforts to find a work-around.
|
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One way people work around the restrictions of a 529 plan is by saving in a Roth IRA.
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I agreed that it was a milestone she shouldn't miss and said we could work around her schedule.
|
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But developer Niantic created a clever work around with features that allow people to keep playing from home.
|
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His work around the world is now being reassessed after he was charged in Nepal with raping children.
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So we work around the world in resource poor settings to help bring predictive analytics to the task.
|
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Raggi's opinion offers them a creative way to work around that doctrine, but not an especially convincing one.
|
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And in addition to this, the company obviously also will continue to build out its work around cars.
|
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On occasion, Mr. Trump will move to reverse his reversals — or at least find a creative work around.
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Construction sites also whirred to a stop, uncommon in a country where laborers often work around-the-clock.
|
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Astronauts will dock Orion at the Gateway, a spacecraft where they will live and work around the moon.
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They can be accessed, downloaded, and distributed publicly by friends and followers via a stupidly simple work-around.
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I take a break to make P. a packed lunch before he leaves for work around 5:30.
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In the meantime, business owners like Cap America's Page are doing their best to work around the uncertainty.
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But that would come with a potentially hefty price tag, an obstacle supporters are trying to work around.
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We're centering our work around fresh ways of empowering those working on the ground to support these girls.
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Others work around the clock to find accommodation for medical workers in hotels that have volunteered their rooms.
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This likely roadblock is something that a president famously fond of televised performance would have to work around.
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I'm further on in my career now, so I tend to only work around four days a month.
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In many cases, multiple people in a family will band together, scheduling their work around each other's childcare needs.
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Massive investments in greenhouse gas mitigation; building a national "smart grid;" and work around emissions from agriculture and manufacturing.
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But instead of resting, like the doctor ordered, she was forced to get up and work around the house.
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Accept that there will always be elements that you're unaware of and that you can work around intangible components.
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I pop a pork shoulder in the Crock-Pot before lazily getting ready and getting to work around noon.
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This means they have to use tools like WebRTC – or Web Real-Time Communication – to work around these restrictions.
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The US medical community was finding ways to work around restrictions; ultimately the rubella virus helped make abortion legal.
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What sets effective police executives apart is awareness of their own biases and the ability to work around them.
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Producing a third-party work around for existing functionality in someone else's ecosystem is a tough road to hoe.
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Its mention of "cat-and-mouse games" implies it may still try to work around Facebook's new adblocker blocker.
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I'll probably still be doing work around education and kids because that has been so much of my career.
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Most of the technology that [Snapchat] relies on is fairly standard at this point and easy to work around.
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But instead of resting, like the doctor ordered, Piette forced her to get up and work around the house.
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The concern was that it wouldn't been compliant with budget rules, but they believe they've found a work around.
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The deputy supervises all 93 United States attorneys and their work around the country, as well as immigration judges.
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Alternative strategies abound to access the oil and gas or to work around the existing Mackenzie Gas Project plans.
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That's the dull, dirty and dangerous work around the grill, the fryer, and other prep work like chopping onions.
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But experts also said that immigration authorities are strategic, and often find ways to work around commonly used defenses.
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In the following days, Yasser, bored, began to follow Beilhack around, hoping to help with work around the residence.
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The new accelerator, focused on "sustainability", will also include work around poverty, peace and justice, the blog post noted.
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Biles' grandfather decided to home school the Olympic gymnast so her education could work around her demanding training schedule.
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Since you probably don't want to call him out for this behavior, you can try to work around it.
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What was going on at the Phoenix Goddess Temple was Miss Elise's way to work around the prostitution law.
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He is also currently filming The Good Wife, so he will have to work around that schedule as well.
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We are engaged in this kind of work around the country because transparency in election spending protects our democracy.
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Staples became intrigued by Smith's work around three years ago when he saw some clips of Smith's microscopic films.
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I always thought my brain's resistance to concentration was a character flaw I needed to learn to work around.
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By doing this, it enables me to see where the light hits your face and then work around that.
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Using insulated coolers to work around this problem can be costly, and it only buys a little more time.
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Lower security inmates who are specialized to do maintenance work around the prison are expected to stay as well.
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Caryl M. Stern is president and CEO of UNICEF USA, an organization that supports UNICEF's work around the world.
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I get ready for work and leave the house around 8:30 landing me at work around 9:10.
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The royal has centered her public work around helping to support families, carers and children in their early years.
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He plans to work around the state over the March recess to shore up his relations with potential voters.
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"There's no work around here," said John Mohan, a 73-year-old who spent 40 years at the steelworks.
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Elected officials promised to push the jail management to get electricians to work around the clock to restore power.
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A food court with communal tables will welcome shoppers and the 235,000 people who work around the Champs-Élysées.
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Aware of the Vogels' limited resources, artists who wanted to support their endeavor found ways to work around them.
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It was a work-around for my magna cum laude, high school honors society, only-child style of perfectionism.
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Conservatives have aggressively pushed to unwind Obamacare's insurance regulations, but the Senate rules have proven difficult to work around.
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Latiolais and her longtime boyfriend felt sorry for Birdsall's family and allowed him to work around their house on occasion.
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We have to work around the clock to afford it but there's no point coming to Dublin, Galway's impossible too.
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So, for four hours of work, around €256 (or $296.62 USD) would wind up in your bank account each week.
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With her last two albums, she's been centering her work around her life and Black issues, bringing the mainstream along.
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To work around that, creators like Danny Gonzalez and Kurtis Conner have started replacing the music with their own singing.
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At another door, three adorable children were more enthusiastic than their dad, who had been doing work around the house.
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He left for work around 24am, and my friend had brought over an iPod dock to listen to music on.
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Spammers altered their tactics to work around them (this is why spam is full of deliberate misspellings such as "v1agr*").
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More stringent punishments will also incentivize the EU and others to find ways to work around the U.S. financial system.
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The county government refused to help or take their concerns seriously — but they found a way to work around it.
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In other places, it outlines restrictions specific to the campus, that gun-carriers will have to learn and work around.
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Campaign Zero does a lot of work around police violence, but its mission is much bigger than that, Packnett said.
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Now, it's introduced IFTTT functionality, adding 11 applets to further automate Roomba's work around your home, as spotted by TechCrunch.
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If you are someone who doesn't want to pay your kids to do work around the house, you're not alone.
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It's understandable: If it does explain how it worked, others will be able to work around it in the future.
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It's a problem that could put an immediate halt to the pending practice—but a work-around may be possible.
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Most stores still don't accept cryptocurrency as a form of payment, but with this feature you can work around that.
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However, for those like Hattenberger, who wanted to try something new, there's a lot that he had to work around.
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He also did promotional work around the opening of Prince's Glam Slam Nightclub in Los Angeles some 20 years ago.
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Initially, Pendergraft told investigators that he and Ellis went for a hike after they both finished work around 4 p.m.
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In a statement, the network said it was continuing to work "around the clock" with cybersecurity firms and law enforcement.
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Elyse left her job in June 2013 so that she could work around the clock to get the storefront open.
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That's something we can be proud of, and continuing this vital work around the world can make us prouder still.
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Do you come in with fully formed songs and work around that, or is it a big ol' group effort?
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Yet despite the exemption from sanctions, exporters have had to work around separate U.S. financial sanctions imposed on Sudanese banks.
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The company's robots are designed to work around-the-clock, identifying and picking apples even in the dark of night.
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Business owners could particularly benefit if they're looking for employees to do some light, part-time work around the office.
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Culture and public service ethics Successful compliance and ethics programs don't simply work around rules and defend institutions from attack.
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Facebook doesn't let advertisers target people directly based on their psychological traits, but it's fairly easy to work around this.
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To its critics, the AIIB is early evidence of China's determination to work around existing institutions rather than through them.
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In response, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Oregon passed legislation designed to help their residents "work around" the cap.
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That fastidiousness and willingness to work around the clock may be key assets in Diaz-Canel's new position as president.
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Child support issues are messy and there are reasons that custodial and noncustodial parents will work around child support systems.
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Banks are still doing the essential data work needed so AI can do the more ambitious work around investment recommendations.
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He told a US federal court that Goldman's "culture" encouraged executives to work around the legal team to score business.
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"The work around AI and algorithms is probably one of the least understood parts of what we do," Zuckerberg said.
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This is a versatile nail gun that can help you complete both heavy- and light-duty work around the house.
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Chance's values and charity work around Chicago are commendable but they don't exempt him from criticism as a public figure.
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AI and deep learning will ease the onerous work around engineering and give humans more time to exercise their creativity.
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His gas and electricity have been shut off for months at a time when work around the neighborhood slowed down.
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"If you got a little pudge, you got to work around it and find an angle that's flattering," she said.
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Ramos acknowledged the difficulty in closing deals, but said his firm had been able to work around it so far.
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McKinsey defends its work around the world, saying that it will not accept jobs at odds with the company's values.
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But Ms. Kheiri has found decent work with a cryptocurrency company, helping Iranians use Bitcoin to work around American sanctions.
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Employer-provided health care was a wartime work-around, and it should be noted that its future continuation wasn't inevitable.
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Manipulators can be difficult to work around because of their skills in deceit (and are often promoted because of that).
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The restoration work around Yonghegong is part of a citywide "bricking up" campaign that is now in its second year.
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Whether Coach can work around these issues may well determine whether it can create a new model for the industry.
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Money is the biggest stumbling block for start-ups led by women, but there are ways to work around that.
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The FHA has a FAQ to help lenders and borrowers figure out how to work around some of these roadblocks.
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I wondered whether it had occurred to him that he had essentially devised a tortuous work-around for human selfishness.
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The rest of the international community will work around the United States, and the United States will have declining influence.
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Sometimes just waiting a little longer and letting the script try to finish its task might work around the problem.
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When law enforcement requests our assistance, our teams work around the clock to provide them with the information we have.
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He blamed a "culture" at Goldman that he claimed encouraged executives to work around the legal team to score business.
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Over 300 designers work around the clock to bring us the latest trends at the exact moment we want them.
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He told a US federal court that Goldman's culture encouraged executives to work around the legal team to score business.
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Gasca believes some of Twitter's work around measuring health could make it into the product as early as next quarter.
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For example, if the apartment is perfect but "too noisy" is a deal breaker, she looks for a work around.
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Yes, fathers still do much less work around the house than moms, even when both spouses hold down paying jobs.
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Bryan: So it's not a case where you shift your sourcing or supply chain elsewhere to work around the tariffs?
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She cannot work, save for domestic work around the house, which is 400 miles away from her family in Delhi.
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He can afford to make choices like biking or taking public transit, and have people work around his schedule if necessary.
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Accetturo worked in sales most his life, shifted to teaching spin classes part-time, then starting doing voiceover work around 2009.
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Washington (CNN)Republicans on Capitol Hill continue to work around Democrats in an effort to confirm President Donald Trump's Cabinet nominations.
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So my working method and goals are an attempt to rectify or work around the limitations of camera-based photographic images.
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And that's not to say that if someone has an important deadline coming up that people don't work around the clock.
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And he'd have to work around a law that bars federal employees from accepting voluntary services that aren't authorized by law.
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In our work around the world, we have seen firsthand that government funding is absolutely essential to beating back health threats.
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But since it's something they have to work around on a daily basis, it doesn't feel like a small issue, either.
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He discussed rules on party financing and how to work around them, although he also insisted on having to act legally.
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We continue to work around the clock to evaluate and test a process that will support our nearly 3,000 trained volunteers.
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" Joe, 27, says he'd work around-the-clock at an accounting firm "if I didn't have my family pulling me home.
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"Just ask and be willing to work around our schedule," said Zach Bunshaft, a staff assistant in the office of Rep.
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These bad actors have been able to work around Twitter's attempt to remove them by setting up another account, it seems.
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Trainor said because she also works in digital strategy, she knows how to work around being locked out of her accounts.
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The company is looking for ways to work around the flooding, such as unusual trucking routes, said company spokesman Jim Stark.
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In the documents, Travis reportedly stated that his girlfriend returned from work around noon, but left again at approximately 3 p.m.
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So Ailes came to believe that the right had to work around the traditional media by setting up its own operation.
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Apple helped China in its efforts by removing virtual private network apps, which let users work around government-run internet filters.
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The agency sought a work-around in the court order, which does not directly demand that Apple decrypt Farook's iPhone 5c.
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For anyone with money and political savvy, the ballot initiative has been an effective way to work around a balky Legislature.
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People with various ethnic and religious backgrounds live and work around the station, and they attend community events within the station.
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You can find ways to work on the relationship or work around it, like involving human resources or finding other mentors.
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When you grow up in a society like Saudi Arabia, you get used to the rules and you work around them.
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Unless the international community shares the same sentiment, the country sanctioned will find ample opportunities to work around the SST tag.
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Tech companies will no doubt work around it all – moving people and HQs around, knowing they can all still work online.
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Despite the removal of Social Security numbers from the new Medicare cards, criminals already are trying to work around that detail.
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"Our teams are continuing to work around the clock to prevent violent and graphic content from spreading," the YouTube spokesperson said.
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And even though Kusama shopped her work around various galleries, she saw her ideas copied by male artists and time again.
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As a freelance writer, I'd always been able to fit my work around whatever else was going on in my life.
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While Campaign Zero does do a lot of work around police violence, its mission is much bigger than that, Packnett said.
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"We are really working with people who have been doing so much work around pleasure and sex education," Barrica told TechCrunch.
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This is what all of the work around the Green New Deal has been about: preparing for a moment like this.
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Since I pay for almost everything, we agreed that she would take care of most of the work around the house.
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But after the trance sets in, "you can work around them, measure them, collect samples if you need to," he said.
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This will be a difficult season, but we continue to work around the clock to move us forward as a team.
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As city officials in the United States have gotten scrappier, Uber has sought out friendlier state legislators to work around them.
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There's ways to work around it but you have to go to some extraordinary measures to ensure it's safe for everyone.
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Needless to say, that's all been either postponed or I've had to find careful (and expensive) ways to work around it.
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Since Roberts conveyed that message to Republicans, they've reportedly been trying to figure out a way to work around his decision.
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Each railroad has devised separate contingency plans to work around the repairs, including reduced fares and alternate routes into New York.
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To keep it stable, hundreds of employees have to work around the clock, pumping a cement mixture into the earth below.
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It's bright, nuanced, and understandably inspiring to the MassArt community that will live with and work around it until August 2020.
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The companies pushed that cost onto drivers with a lease-to-own program, forcing many drivers to work around the clock.
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For America to thrive, people across government will have to cooperate and build arrangements to quarantine and work around the president.
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The new law would allow Foodshed to work around that kind of dead end by using state-appointed private money managers.
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The performers will work around you — though the pianist has it hardest, and I had to duck his Steinway on wheels.
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To work around that, the Justice Department offers local agencies incentives to do so in the form of federal grant money.
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This is the first time such a work-around has been tried, so nobody is certain whether it will actually work.
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Inking agreements with labels now could help the startup work around such issues were they ever to come up in another negotiation.
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The top bank, recognized by the coveted "lead left" spot on the prospectus, does more of the work around pricing the deal.
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Bould Design and Arable engineers had to consider how the Pulsepod would work around machinery that's already in use on farms, too.
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That ability to work around limitations on owning multiple networks in a given city or region has helped fuel Sinclair's incredible growth.
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"Every vehicle has its own unique dynamics and styling that we work around to make sure that the system operates," he said.
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To make real progress, we have to keep improving our machine learning and trying other tactics that can work around the world.
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Repairmen and others are expected to work around the clock during the coming weeks to complete all the upgrades by Aug. 21.
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My partner, B., has a day shift (he is also a medical resident), so he left for work around 303:30 a.m.
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He's just returned from chopping wood, putting a few logs more on the smoldering fire—they do all the work around here.
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You had to work around an unexpected snowstorm in this film, but you've said those kinds of shooting problems don't faze you.
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But to carry out this revolution, they had to work around the permanent government housed in the State Department and the Pentagon.
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That's why Google is doing some work around ally training and "what it means to be a good ally," Brown told me.
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The emergency order was Trump's way to work around Congress, empowering the president to build the wall using funds from other programs.
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If major social media companies do adopt his algorithm, he has no doubt that extremist groups will try to work around it.
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When Gladwell visited Amsterdam, he says, he noticed that people bike to work around the city because it's simply seen as normal.
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So we took a pass on getting the treasurer's testimony at our hearing, and we were able to work around his absence.
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From the outset, I was prepared to work around various Saudi restrictions, including rules that strictly segregate the population along gender lines.
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Wales' photos would have helped the editors work around the challenges of copyright and photo quality that crop up on Wikipedia, too.
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I also pledged to give 10 percent of all profits to nonprofits that do work around mental health and/or LGBTQ issues.
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So what they were saying was, "I'd miss the right to work around Europe or miss having a European passport," for instance.
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It would attempt to work around a court ruling that prevented children from being held in detention for more than three weeks.
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As we prepared to file briefs, she would work around the clock to make sure every word was exactly what she wanted.
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Thursday's walkout is set to begin in Google's Tokyo office and then circle the globe, with employees leaving work around 11 a.m.
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In the torpedo room, sailors sleep and work around the clock in case they get orders to track and kill enemy subs.
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You've got "The View" on while you're doing some work around the house, or you're watching "The Daily Show" while you're unwinding.
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"It's an annoyance, but you can work around it," said Desmond Hadlum, who drove in with his wife, Ann, to go snowshoeing.
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Engineers have not figured out the causes of all of the glitches, but they have figured out how to work around them.
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The company has 60 scientists at work around the clock, Hudson said, investigating whether the old vaccine candidate can prevent COVID-19.
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I'm sure it was challenging for them, but they wanted to work around my son because they wanted to see him happy.
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Duffy was able to work around additional trouble in the first three innings before retiring seven straight, including four straight on strikeouts.
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Her work around the world — particularly her presence on the Normandy beaches on D-Day — is presented in meticulous, hair-raising passages.
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The report said the issue will require a significant security update of Linux and Microsoft Windows operating systems to work around it.
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Well, James Corden has the created the perfect way to work around the system: sing public domain songs that are completely free.
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Like others, Mr. Gao acknowledged softening his commentaries to avoid trouble, trying to work around, or one step ahead of, the censors.
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They said she had been busy eating scones and promised to send her back after photographing her at work around the palace.
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"Just getting used to how things work around here," said Senator Jim Risch, Republican of Idaho and a fellow intelligence committee member.
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The Rio organizers have deployed 630 people to work around the clock to ensure that the 3,600 apartments are finished in time.
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"It showed him how strong he can be mentally, that he can work around difficulties," Norway Alpine team director Claus Ryste said.
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What GM is offering General Motors says it's willing to work "around the clock" to reach a deal and end the walkout.
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As many publishers told me, it has become increasingly harder to work around Facebook's algorithm to reach a large audience on Facebook.
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I want to create that bridge, and I know that comes through me building those relationships or me doing work around it.
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It ensures that things like bar codes work around the world and that countries can process and sort items with foreign postage.
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I was able to work around a number of the issues I had but this is definitely not for the faint of heart.
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Maybe this one will take a little more time for [charter supporters] to work around, but they've had to deal with this before.
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But mobile forensic firms figured out how to work around the need for a passcode and transfer data from the iPhone without it.
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Throughout the 1970s and 1980s Tom drew comics, exhibited his work around America and befriended other artists, including Andy Warhol and Robert Mapplethorpe.
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The job required her to meet constant demands and work around the clock, she said, and she received $328,500 a year in compensation.
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Bytedance believes that its algorithmic approach to content could work around the world, and it has developed Toutiao-like apps for other markets.
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"We are doing a piece of work around the U.S. business at the moment, I don't want to prejudge any conclusions," Flint said.
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Users have found ways to work around rules like "no female-presenting nipples," but even when they follow the rules, they're sometimes removed.
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Head to the landing pages for Docs, Sheets or Slides to get a look at the templates available to base your work around.
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According to the station, no ransom was paid, and the office's technical support staff have been left to work around the encrypted systems.
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On average, he says his clients earn $175 to $250 an hour, and, taken over a year, work around 30 hours a week.
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They said this would make the baby realize that we had to work around my schedule and it would make him less needy.
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Still other scenes use bizarre blocking to try and work around the painfully obvious fact that the dialogue was changed in post-production.
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He said there's "universal agreement" that the organization "has done remarkable work around the world," noting that Trump himself contributed $85033,000 to it.
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"A number of the documents show how intelligence agencies find ways to work around their own government," reads a statement accompanying the release.
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A spokesman said that it provided a $180,000 two-year grant to the Open Markets Institute last fall for work around web platforms.
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On March 13th 1964, Kitty, a 28-year-old bar manager in Queens, returned home from work around 3am and was viciously attacked.
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Others have tried to work around the limitation with carrier billing solutions where the subscription fee is charged in the monthly cellphone bill.
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But some federal officials are now pressuring tech companies to create so-called "backdoors" that allow law enforcement to work around encrypted devices.
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At the moment, the burden is on us to fit around the limitations of voice, rather than have voice work around our needs.
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And as they sample and they work around things, they have an opportunity to make a full commitment to come into the product.
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To work around the restrictions, Amazon and competitors billed themselves as e-commerce marketplaces, eBay-like websites that matched buyers with independent sellers.
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They're now having to figure out how they will work around the 10% taxes without passing too much of the costs onto consumers.
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For example, if you disclose keyword or statistical filtering methods, that tells bad actors a lot about how to work around such protections.
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If he gratifies his ego by smashing balls with his driver, Day has gotten better by putting in the work around the greens.
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"I couldn't do a lot of things, but with Ben's experience, we could work around it," Brassard said of training while he recovered.
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There is a local organization I started, Dignity and Power Now, that does work around people who have survived trauma and state violence.
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With information about how elephants migrate, land use planners, developers and politicians can work around wildlife routes, regulate human expansion and modify infrastructure.
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In that respect it's probably improved my writing, because I'm like, how am I going to work around a 5-year-old's defenses?
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The majority of tenants in his building, he said, work around the corner at Google's New York City headquarters, at 111 Eighth Avenue.
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"We recognize that Sherrod doesn't have much name recognition in the first four, so we'll probably be doing some digital work around those."
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And Rebecca Blumenstein, the deputy managing editor of The New York Times, interviewed Bill Gates on Twitter about his work around the globe.
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"We just work around it — you have to," said Brandon Owens, a body piercer who was on his way to his tattoo shop.
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With six fuels airmen in the cryogenics section, they work around the clock to issue up to 500 gallons a week of LOX.
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Gates was asked if he told Weber and Podesta who the client actually was related to the Ukrainian public relations work around 2012.
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So the owners and the government brought in people from South Asia to work around the clock, so the mills could keep producing.
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Hendricks was able to work around the error by inducing a broken-bat grounder to shortstop from Mike Napoli to end the inning.
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Cruz labeled North Korea a "mafia state," saying it depends on partners to help it work around sanctions and pursue a nuclear program.
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Even though the opportunities are not as great as one would like them to be, nevertheless there is extraordinary work around the world.
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But for more intrusive surveillance, spying companies had to work around Apple's restrictions by using the victim's name and password to get data.
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Forensic experts work around a damaged car after a shooting in Hanau, Germany, that killed 217 people and targeted minority groups, Feb. 20.
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In China, there is almost always a "work-around" to strict rules, and Rainey starts wordlessly figuring this out, much to Chu's delight.
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Many of the tactics aren't new, but he said attackers are constantly finding new ways to work around defenses like Microsoft's threat protection.
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Because all of this data is being hosted by Facebook's own content delivery network, the work-around also applies to private Facebook content.
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And so they're already doing a bunch of work around checking ads to see whether or not they're suppressing the vote and such.
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But for many world leaders, they long ago began seeking ways to work around the vast gulf between Trump fantasies and hard realities.
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But despite the obstacles faced by black people in his community, they were able to find creative ways to work around their problems.
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But none of them need to work around the culture of free speech protections, embodied by the First Amendment, in the United States.
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Either these scientists were missing something or the theory of Big Bang Nucelosynthesis that they had based their work around was fundamentally flawed.
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The committee selects the artist, the students of the institute curate the exhibition and create work around the program: screenings, talks, discussions, performances.
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Look, Tia may only be able to work around 30 minutes at a time, but fortunately she's pretty receptive to a pat or three.
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A work-around was to get the AI to see if the ingredients in each recipe were generally similar before comparing the recipes themselves.
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Michelle, who works four days a week but takes no vacation so she can get full time pay, leaves for work around 8 a.m.
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I do my five-minute makeup routine — usually tinted moisturizer and mascara, and sometimes eyeshadow, lipstick, or highlighter — and leave for work around 123.
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Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, is among the world's most prominent climate advocates, in addition to his work around the world preventing infectious diseases.
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Abu was locked in her employer's home and forced to work around the lock, with barely any rest, sleep, or even a day off.
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While this works well for the responsible operator hacks are already available online to work around the restrictions for those who flout the rules.
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I cover conflict, but I also do a lot of work around conflict and the aftermath of conflict and the humanitarian consequences of war.
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But the deeper problems have a way of surfacing, and parties, as useful as they are, can only work around them for so long.
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Although she started at Slack as a build and release engineer, her role has since evolved to include some work around diversity and inclusion.
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But those patches work around the problem rather than fix it, and in doing so they appear to worsen severely the performance of machines.
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There are some work around for simple images – you can create perfect shapes by selecting a tool and dragging it to your size preference.
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Consoles are powerful but costly and restricting, and Big Tech is building new platforms like Google's Stadia and Apple Arcade to work around them.
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Hamels stifles Cubs as Rangers snap skid CHICAGO — Cole Hamels established command early and the Chicago Cubs just couldn't work around him on Sunday.
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"I had been doing some work around the house working with a heavy ladder," he told PEOPLE after he was released from the hospital.
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Usually, researchers can work around these satellites by tracking their orbits and accounting for their predictable movements, but with more satellites come more complications.
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I leave for work around 8, so I can get there around 9 and have enough time to prep before my appointment at 10.
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State officials will be forced to work around the clock — ignoring work that they would otherwise do — because presidential elections come with a deadline.
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"We will continue to work around-the-clock to seal the well with cement," the company said, adding the process will take several days.
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"We will continue to work around-the-clock to seal the well with cement," the company said, adding the process will take several days.
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But an aging population, weak productivity growth, and declining labor force participation pose constraints that the new administration will find hard to work around.
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Inspired by Helton, Favaro decided she wanted to take the idea further and create a nonprofit program to extend this work around the country.
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Of course, when people are building a shortcut to work around an app's poor navigation, there's a bigger problem that needs to be addressed.
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She warned in a blog of the company's power and said Google wasn't a place she could continue her work around AI and ethics.
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"We quickly became an organization known for being able to do work around environmental justice, and young people were integrated into leadership," Yeampierre said.
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos: 'We don't do PowerPoint' A.I. may be conducting your next job interview Avatar humanoid robots at work around the world
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Existing concessions must work around small farmers living inside the areas they have leased or they will lose their right to operate, Laut said.
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Ocasio-Cortez, already known simply as "AOC," can work around the power structure because she commands the media like no other House member can.
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"LADWP crews worked throughout the night to restore power and will work around the clock until every affected customer has service restored," it added.
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It added that it has content and safety teams which work around the clock to monitor Live videos flagged for review by Facebook users.
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Yesterday marked the first time voters have directly authorized expansion, or voted on the issue at all, attempting to work around an intransigent governor.
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They're the kind of powerful people who can work around the law, so they don't need to break it to get what they want.
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If you're hoping to start a new relationship or strengthen an existing one, this is a great time to do energetic work around that.
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This idea to juxtapose the piano tracks with the field recordings and center the work around nature—this kind of political statement [is conscious].
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Mark Sanford (R-SC), a conservative politician whom Trump helped oust in the 2018 midterm elections, said of Republicans' attempts to work around Trump.
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Enable 'HTTPS Everywhere' As I mentioned, ISPs can work around HTTPS if they are able to factory-install spyware on your phone's operating system.
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Underaged Juul users have been able to work around smoking age restrictions by purchasing products through secondary markets online, such as eBay and Alibaba.
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You can work around the health inaccuracies by routinely rounding down in workouts and knocking a few thousand steps off your all-day counts.
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To work around that drawback, grandparents could now wait to use their 529 plans until their grandchildren are out of school and in debt.
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"The VA is a truly model organization for its work around open access, and its attitude for taking the plunge," said one company founder.
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In the footage, Strache discussed rules on party financing and how to work around them, although he also insisted on having to act legally.
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Around the country, restaurateurs and others in the industry are finding unusual ways to work around restrictive local laws or take advantage of their loopholes.
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The idea, according to the people familiar with Twitter's plans, stemmed from seeing the creative ways people work around the service's current 140-character count.
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That's pushed local businesses in Hawaii and Colorado to work around federal laws by using credit unions and digital payments instead of federally insured banks.
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Among those affected by the API changes was one of the few products to successfully work around Instagram's restrictions to make influencer content shoppable: LikeToKnow.
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Whether that's our work around election manipulation and preventing that from occurring, or improving the health of public conversations and why that's important to us.
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Washington (CNN)Rudy Giuliani's speeches and legal work around the globe are complicating any prospective path to serving as Donald Trump's first secretary of state.
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The reform makes no direct reference to France's 35-hour week but gives employers more flexibility to negotiate deals with employees to work around it.
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I get into work around 229:229 and head immediately down to the cafeteria to get my Greek yogurt with berries and granola and coffee.
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Probably. But Svensson says the compactness of this engine let the design and engineering teams identify "voids" in the car that they could work around.
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Speaking of bosses that work around the clock: What happens when you get a text from your boss late at night or over the weekend?
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The core issue stems from a change Zoom made to its video conferencing software to work around a security update Apple had made to Safari.
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Currently, insurance plans can work around the Hyde Amendment by separating out premiums that pay for abortion coverage from premiums that pay for everything else.
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I did work around this, however, by launching Slack in Samsung's split-screen mode, which evenly splits two apps above and below the screen's fold.
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It took years for Obama to come to the conclusion that he needed to work around the GOP, while Clinton could skip that learning curve.
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The ad, which features an older man realizing he actually does need to do more work around the house, also might be true to life.
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Lloyd said the organization, one of the largest gun control advocacy groups in the country, has traditionally refrained from doing work around assault-style weapons.
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The clinicians on the call viewed this as a self-stigmatization, but instead of dismissing it offhand, they talked about how to work around it.
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Told largely from Cleo's perspective, the film focuses on her daily work around the house and her stressful love affair with a local martial artist.
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Travis Hrubeniuk, who lives nearby, said his fiancee had just left for work around 7:45 when he began hearing a steady stream of sirens.
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It's easy to see the work-around here, and Mashable has asked Rellin for more information about how its small team handles this manual process.
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This is supposed to help drivers schedule their driving plans, especially since most drivers have other jobs, school, children, or other activities to work around.
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Another creative work-around is a fly-in-fly-out approach to get people with specialized knowledge to advise local startups on a temporary basis.
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You may be able to work around this is you aren't connected to the internet when you watch your shows, but I can't guarantee it.
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Low water levels in the Rhine could also lead to reduced shipments via river vessels, though BASF can work around that for now, it added.
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This year's dates were especially hard to predict, as Prime Day 2018 was likely pushed until later in July to work around the World Cup.
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Mr. David said Mr. Cuomo had to find a way to work around a reluctant State Legislature, not find a way to work with it.
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Further, the whisper network, formalized or not, accepts the status quo, in which women work around abusers rather than forcing them out of our workplaces.
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As Wolfensberger noted, these restraints on the Imperial Presidency were only partial and often ineffectual, as post-Nixon presidents found ways to work around them.
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Or, perhaps we'd consider work camping at a campground, which puts you to work around the campground in exchange for a free full-hookup campsite.
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If NATO and the G-7 survive, it is not because Trump's attacks are insignificant, but because leaders in the alliances might work around him.
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According to Bloomberg, the gold sale could indicate that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has found a way to work around sanctions placed on his regime.
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Lloyd Webber and Sondheim both wrote their best work around the subject of "night music"—what it might sound like and what it might mean.
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We've done a lot of work around how we characterize this and we're being very clear with our customers that this is an evolutionary step.
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Sporkin, determined to secure justice, enlisted a young federal prosecutor in New York, Jed Rakoff, who devised a clever work-around: charge the whole company.
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" The letter continues, listing his work around his home, "He set an example for young people to follow and is a legacy worthy to follow.
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And if cities move too slow, startups will simply find a way to work around them, leaving transit systems, power grids and highways to moulder.
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While you can't directly pair Bluetooth headphones to a Nintendo Switch, there is a relatively easy way to work around the issue: a Bluetooth transmitter.
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But the European governments have struggled to find a way to work around the United States financial system in order to sustain trade with Iran.
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"We're investigating a fix for this issue, but players can work around it in the meantime by disconnecting their Kinect," says Epic Games on Twitter.
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The Israeli military has prepared for such an eventuality for years, Israeli analysts said, and could likely work around it, destroying the systems if necessary.
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Others have devised strategies to work around it, like the Christian participants who recast sun salutations as "son" salutations, in a nod to Jesus Christ.
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"A lot of people can work around not having a laptop, but if you're a developer, how do you code without a laptop," he said.
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"Leader [Kevin] McCarthy, ranking member [Devin] Nunes and Jim Jordan are taking preparation efforts to heightened levels with a work-around-the-clock mentality," Rep.
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The Chinese telecoms giant sold over 50,000 in the fourth quarter, Bloomberg reports, as it looks to work around sanctions imposed by the Trump administration.
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The bloody butcher knife is often a mummy's default response, and sometimes we must work around it, inconvenient (and occasionally dangerous) as it may be.
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The trade-off of using machines to solve for routine tasks is that employees have more time do to work around brainstorming and strategy-building.
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One case involved a factory's policy forcing some women of childbearing years to be sterilized if they wanted to work around chemicals that cause infertility.
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The encryption itself used in end-to-end encryption is typically too robust to crack, so law enforcement agencies have to find a work around.
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The bad news is that, unless Congress acts — or unless states decide to work around the law — individuals won't have any good policies to buy.
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If you're not traveling, the time off from work around the holidays offers a chance to train a new dog and forge a strong bond.
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But West argued Wednesday that the test the new law would apply to company's classification of workers is not impossible for Uber to work around.
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Even outside of our wellbeing, it's this same tendency to work around the clock that will end up axing our productivity in the long run.
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If Paul is ultimately successful, it would thwart the avenue Republican leaders had identified to work around Democratic objections and roll back Obama's signature domestic achievement.
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"What's interesting about Trump is he's sort of managed to work around the traditional news cycle," said Tom Siomades, head of Hartford Funds Investment Consulting Group.
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Make sure that your diet is varied so that you get enough protein, B12, iron, calcium and vitamin D as a basis and work around this.
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"And at the same time, we are working with the three utility companies so they can do some work around to get the power back on."
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"There is just so much work around for people that it's just hard to lure them away," said Susan Brewer, Gray's vice president of human resources.
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Already more than 20 Muslim-majority countries, including neighbouring Pakistan and Bangladesh, have either banned it or devised sharia-compliant marriage contracts to work around it.
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This makes Blue safer to work around but also suitable for research using reinforcement learning, a type of AI training method that's becoming popular in robotics.
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They argued the case could impact his ability to carry out the duties of the president because the job requires him to work around the clock.
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It's always fun to riff a little in the kitchen, to take a classic and work around the edges until you have something new and delicious.
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So we'd do guitar and then work around his guitar phrase and add lyrics on top and then see what we could put on after that.
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While the idea of a president with no power sounds crazy to American ears, it's actually how a lot of advanced democracies work around the world.
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Of course, you can easily work around a suspect toilet by squatting over it while you pee, which is just as good as actually sitting, right?
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And it's a clever way to work around the fact that Netflix's recommendations system doesn't effectively tap into our social connections as well as it could.
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From their perch near the border, they helped provide aid and food to North Korea, supporting an orphanage there and doing volunteer work around Dandong itself.
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At most he used his social media pulpit to castigate and cajole congressional Republicans who were in fact trying to work around the obstacles he created.
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But, obviously, Bluetooth isn't that standard, as is evident by Cassia's need to work around all of these limitations, which were built into Bluetooth by choice.
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"You spend so much of your life at work, it just seems ridiculous to me to not work around people whom you actually enjoy," Caldwell says.
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Despite hard work around each of their entrepreneurial ventures, the two walked away with a string of failures, and their goal of becoming millionaires impossibly distant.
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Our teams are continuing to work around the clock to prevent violent and graphic content from spreading, we know there is much more work to do.
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Piracy, as always, will be a topic of discussion, but at least one major studio says it has found a way to work around the problem.
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To work around that drawback, Kantrowitz said, grandparents could now wait to use their 529 plans until their grandchildren are out of school and in debt.
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As agencies shuffle work around during RIFs, they often decide to transfer a function to another division, possibly in another state, or even to another agency.
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Unfortunately, federal agencies have found ways to work around their compliance with the Regulatory Flexibility Act (RFA) and Small Business Regulatory Enforcement and Fairness Act (SBREFA).
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Commercial shipping companies have agreed to work around the race times, and a separate lane will be established near the shoreline for ferries and other vessels.
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Bloomberg and his aides have touted his business experience and his work around the globe as evidence that he is uniquely qualified to run against Trump.
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The firms ask employees not to call in sick or miss work to take interviews, working with them on their schedules to work around those conflicts.
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" New York Times writer Sopan Deb questioned O'Keefe's latest work around CNN, stating there was a "better than 90 percent chance" the videos "were deceptively edited.
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Being socially astute about how things work around your office (how folks get assigned to great projects, or how they get promoted, for example) is important.
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Down to Lunch's servers went down last week after hitting limits imposed by their cloud computing provider, forcing the start-up to devise a work-around.
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A common psychological work-around for studying participants who can't verbally communicate—namely, animals and babies—is observing how they respond to new versus familiar stimuli.
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The measure is now riddled with so many loopholes that most employees currently work around 163 hours a week, on par with the European Union average.
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To work around that, the Fire Department reached an agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration to be able to use the drones in those restricted areas.
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But because of the choice of words, it is very similar to the speaking style and patterns of someone who would work around the vice president.
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And, if you subscribe to Audible's audiobook service, the Echo will also play the narration for you while you cook, relax, or work around the house.
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The Rockefeller Family Fund has been active in funding research and advocacy work around the country on this issue and related ones, like paid sick leave.
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As one follows the work around the gallery, the clusters become less structured, the pairings less identifiable, and the lines between relief and bas-relief blur.
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CEO Jack Dorsey pointed out that expanding the tweet length means regular users won't need to share images of text to work around the current limit.
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But Alpine could work around whatever restrictions are in place by offering a simpler discovery experience that later follows up with a customer email, for example.
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No other industry is growing as quickly, and if you can break through or work around the barriers and ignore the critics, the potential is enormous.
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Now with a husband and two children (a one-year-old, and a two-year-old), Morin has learned to fit her work around her family.
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Just as you wouldn't appreciate being forced to extend your workday for the sake of one customer, don't expect library staff to work around your schedule.
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"The Congressman has had no symptoms and continues to work around-the-clock for the Fifth District from his home," a statement from his office said.
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As he tries to do work around the house or run around with his children, he is unable to shake the dread that he will bleed.
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Doing energetic work around romance is a great way to use the energy of this new moon, as is working on your art and having fun.
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Experiment with sex positions One way you can work around your partner's super-long schlong is to find exactly what positions work for their big penis.
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The Miami-Dade elections office will have to work around the clock, in daytime and overnight shifts, to conduct the recount, said Suzy Trutie, a spokeswoman.
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Trump's comment encapsulated the untamed personality that his fellow world leaders are beginning to get used to -- and work around after his 29 months in office.
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As the work around the policy guidelines took shape, Airbnb began having its discussions with New Orleans, where the number of Airbnb listings was growing rapidly.
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The infrastructure is also used by New Jersey Transit and the Long Island Rail Road, posing difficulties as Amtrak is forced to work around daily commutes.
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Mr. Trump's harsh sanctions include a prohibition on banking transactions with Iran — a very difficult prohibition to work around, given the global reach of American banks.
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To work around the limitation, Microsoft plans to boot out some early testers to make room for new testers during the course of the public beta.
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"I work around 18 hours a week, charging between $80 and $100 an hour, and make between $3,000 and $4,000 a month," says the snuggling enterpriser.
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"This means that farmers must have access to storage facilities that work around the 24-hour clock without interruption," said Patrick Kimani, who heads the KLPA.
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A large part of regulators' work around blockchain will be to ensure that blockchain-based financial systems are not able to find loopholes around existing regulation.
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While most can be rescheduled throughout the year, he noted that it will become harder to work around a backlog of events in the coming months.
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Instructors can work around this issue by recording brief, focused video lectures or building interactions such as polls and breakout discussions into their live online sessions.
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Nor would those Republicans who seem willing to work around their unreliable president and, at least on some issues, deliver the solutions Americans are waiting for.
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And that could help us do a lot of great work around sexual racism, where people on the app are feeling rejected because they're black or Asian.
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One fellow adventurer, Anthony Stewart, said he clicked with the gym after his roommate dragged him out to a class designed to work around his back injury.
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"Leo and I collide mostly in the environmental circles because he's doing a lot of good work around climate change and the environment and stability," Cameron said.
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It seemed impossible to make music the way I wanted to without a record label, but I didn't want to have to work around other people's opinions.
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"Scorpio is the sign of sex, drugs, rock 'n' roll, and the occult, so it's a really powerful time for any work around those things," she says.
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Here are a few things you may not realize about how communication pipes work around the world: Hundreds of thousands of international cables are actually buried underwater.
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Bradley has also written several other nonfiction books about World War II. He is not the only one to conduct intimate and intricate work around the photo.
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"The lack of flexibility and pressure on dads at work means women are still doing the bulk of the caring and the work around childcare," Smethers said.
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"As you begin to do work around issues you care about, there are tons of folks who want to be in this with you," Kirby York says.
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Rescue workers work around the destroyed intercity train at Atocha station in Madrid after a number of blasts rocked railway stations in Madrid on March 11, 2004.
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During the campaign Mr Modi claimed to have brought electricity to all 600,000 of India's villages; the next step is to make it work around the clock.
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Of course, you might argue that your phone and other potentially distracting technologies actually help improve your productivity and keep you connected to work around the clock.
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The warehouse of 49 printers marks the largest deployment of the systems in the U.S. They'll be put work around the clock, churning out teeth-straightening molds.
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I arrive at work around 7:25 every day, even though school doesn't start until 8:23; I like having down time to prepare in the mornings.
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When Manno gets home from work around noon, he takes over parenting duties, which allows the reality star to focus on her blog and other business endeavors.
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The Pro 6 Plus should be out soon in China, and its LTE connectivity is expected to work around the world in case you want to import.
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ColoradoCare's inventive structure itself is an attempt to work around conservative-backed constitutional amendment that voters passed in 1992 restricting the state legislature's ability to increase taxes.
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You'll especially feel this burst of energy around your health and wellbeing, as well as at work, around your chores, and even in terms of your finances.
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Following significant work around the core business, we remain in the bullish camp on CNDT and view the stock as our top value/contrarian idea for 2019.
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When you're ironing, you've probably become frustrated at some point with having to work around the electrical cord, as it always seems to be in the way.
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If you don't understand how to take care of your brain and work around its tendencies, it will remain an obstacle between you and your fullest potential.
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With 2.1, Hviid said the company has been working for months to work around the consequences of having a lot of radios in a very small headset.
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The administration appears prepared to achieve its $750 billion target, and work around the budget cap, by setting the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account at $174 billion.
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All that foliage is not easy to maintain — the airport employs 10 offsite and full-time plant specialists and about 150 gardeners who work around the clock.
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Over the next few months and years, as this era of exposé accelerates, we're going to have to do a lot of work around what happens next.
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But Wu had recorded a new verse for it, which took up nearly half the song, and they had to figure out how to work around it.
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The group also funds archival work around the world; Franchetta says the National Museum in Brazil had received funding from them for some of its digitization work.
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I was scared, because you're so used to doing stuff on your own, and to work around all these wonderful artists, I wasn't that comfortable at first.
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Facebook's work around accessibility took center stage in 2016 when it launched something called automatic alt-text (AAT) for people using screen readers to identify what's displayed.
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If you have a spiritual practice, this is a lovely time to meditate on money or to do some spell work around releasing your issues around cash.
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The refrain is repeated throughout the "Healers, Elders, and Fighters" panel, in which activists discuss their work around looksism and its intersections with homophobia, fatphobia, and transphobia.
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Graafstra's implant-activated system would work around those reliability issues insofar as the gun quite literally would be part of you; you'd be part of the gun.
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His response was to "work around the federal government and do something no modern American city had ever attempted: try to defend itself, by itself," Tepperman writes.
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The legislation is seen as a way to work around the "golden rule," a fiscal regulation that prevents the government from borrowing to pay for recurring expenses.
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I'll try to work around the winner's schedule, but if you know for sure you won't be able to take the time off, then please don't apply.
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To some people, The Sims might seem a little boring, because all you do is work around the house and earn money at a job, Griebel says.
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What's less understandable, experts say, is why the Trump administration officials were so lax about finding a work-around, even as other countries were creating reliable tests.
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Chicago, too, chose a joint venture that includes CRRC, but managed to work around the federal restrictions with a strategy that Jobs to Move America helped devise.
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In layman's terms, that is the "work around the office that is not focused on care but on administrative requirements for someone to get care," Shrank said.
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The former first-round pick has a 22 mark in five road starts, although he has had to work around 212 walks in 26 23/22 innings.
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"We know from our work around the Hyde Amendment that insurance coverage bans impact low-income people, women of color, and young people the most," Lopez said.
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"We continue to work around the clock to remove violating content using a combination of technology and people," Mia Garlnick, spokesperson for Facebook New Zealand, said Sunday.
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Giuliani&aposs involvement in behind-the-scenes US foreign-policy work is particularly concerning given his proximity to Trump and his vast consulting work around the world.
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The Hirlets wake at 7:30 each morning and start work around 10, following an unchanging daily rhythm that includes a break for lunch and afternoon naps.
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Duplantis' ministry reaches more than two billion people worldwide, he claims, so the private jets are needed to help him do the Lord's work around the globe.
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There is a large enough sample to say his shooting is probably never going to scrape respectable levels, but he's found a way to work around it.
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Four years later, Brown said, public infrastructure projects in destroyed areas have been delayed because construction companies became too focused on gaining Olympic-related work around Tokyo.
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The artist organizes the show less like a curator and more like a poet, arranging the work around three lyrical combinations of the words blue and black.
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We're proud of the work we're doing to ensure that everyone at Apple, wherever they work around the world, is treated with the dignity and respect they deserve.
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Both companies responded to the current climate by spending time at their events framing their new work around privacy and how they're giving users control over their data.
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Dragonfly 2.0 is believed to have begun its work around December of 2015, stepping up operations in the US, Switzerland, and Turkey in the first half of 2017.
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The GPA and its many chapters work around-the-clock to find, pick up and care for greyhounds from race tracks, shelters and previous owners across the country.
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I've looked into it and the fix is expensive, so I just work around it with a speed app on my phone and filling up whenever I can.
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After the attack, DCH contacted law enforcement and hired independent IT security and forensics experts to work around the clock to restore the computer systems, it previously said.
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We saw with Arrested Development's awkward reboot how problematic it can be when a director tries to work around stars' availabilities by grabbing whoever's available for solo shoots.
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Jill Hanken with Healthcare for All Virginians, a coalition that has led advocacy work around Medicaid expansion in the state, says this process could stretch on for months.
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"What you're going to end up seeing is mass lawsuits," said Julie Samuels of Engine Advocacy, a nonprofit organization perhaps best known for its work around patent reform.
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Beatrice focuses the majority of her charitable work around children's welfare and education, with a particular interest in organizations involved in learning difficulties due to her own dyslexia.
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In the past, some brands have tried to work around the rule with coy advertisements that acknowledge the Games without explicitly referencing the Olympics or the host city.
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There are no identification or filtering options for aces, so if you want to identify as asexual or aromantic, you have to work around the app's existing infrastructure.
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Indigenous cops VICE spoke to said they work around the clock in poor and isolated communities, without the same equipment and resources as their non-Indigenous urban counterparts.
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The morning is pretty slow, but I work on my to-do list for the week, as I have events and a meeting I need to work around.
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And the best part about it is that I get to center all of my work around things I love: surfing, music, and travel to name a few.
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Dave Williams, CEO of MHA Nation-chartered energy company Missouri River Resources, said his firm has learned how to work around the regulatory process, but called it frustrating.
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The unlisted company said on Tuesday it was awaiting government approval to frack the first well at its Lancashire site in northern England before starting work around September.
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I worked at domestic violence organizations for ten years, and before that I had done some work around sexual violence and sexual assault based on my own experiences.
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The news is met with a mixture of excitement and trepidation, and an international consortium of scientists, linguists, and mathematicians work around the clock to decipher the message.
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But she says that on some fronts, including ending separation and making it easier for undocumented immigrants to apply for legal status, she's willing to work around Congress.
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The moon in Aries finds you in an especially busy mood today, and though finances feel tricky due to Mercury retrograde, you're finding ways to work around it!
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"I felt the racism the moment I was being told by managers to go to sections of the store that I usually don't work around," the employee said.
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Each day, Mr. Gazit watches the progress of the work around the globe via a live stream, but he is leaving the design up to the different teams.
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" Though she does note that the creative scope of handbag design is completely different: "You don't necessarily have a form that you're fitting or need to work around.
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As the Moynihan project enters its second phase, maintenance crews at the transit hub will have to schedule work around it for at least the next two years.
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"It is possible to work around conditioning and deconditioning of the brain, if there is a clear indication that certain behaviours might be counterproductive over time," he said.
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Investigators can work around the clock to produce a report, and the client will only read the executive summary and will do the deal regardless of the findings.
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SOC also took away Ms. Glover's certification to work around nuclear materials or in secure areas, pending a psychiatric exam, according to an email reviewed by The Times.
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After days of makeshift efforts, heavy equipment was going to work around the city on Wednesday, used by military crews to help dig out bodies and clear roads.
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One evening this summer, I left work around 6, ducked into a storefront in Midtown Manhattan and stood at the back of a line, waiting to become myself.
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"We continue to work around the clock to remove violating content using a combination of technology and people...," Mia Garlnick, spokesperson for Facebook New Zealand, said on Twitter.
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For example, Pokemon Go was initially only available in a few countries, so as a work-around users began using third-party app stores to access the app.
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During those chaotic days throughout the crisis and its aftermath, many of our people had to work around the clock, seven days a week, for months on end.
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"Merck's manufacturing team continues to work around the clock to get TICE BCG to as many patients as we can," the company said in an e-mailed statement.
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Activists opposed to the law said they were trying to keep up the momentum and were looking for ways to work around the police clampdown and internet blackouts.
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"Colleges feel students have complicated lives and they have ways to work around all that," said Tom Sugar, the president of the Indianapolis-based organization Complete College America.
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Australia's wildlife carers are set to work "around the clock" through Christmas to deal with the impact of the deadly wildfires on the country's unique wildlife, Reuters reports.
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Ethan's lyrics tend to be extremely raw and very direct about what he's trying to communicate, whereas I come from a more philosophical perspective and work around it.
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The constraints of the MPC — such as a limited memory bank and a time limit for samples on early models — required great parsimony and creativity to work around.
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Another way Uber plans to work-around the new measures will be to recruit from within the existing field of livery drivers, which includes yellow taxis and black-cars.
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Just last month, however, Musk sent an email to staff asking employees to work around the clock to meet his new goal of 6,000 cars a week by June.
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Trading in crude oil is state-controlled in Iran, but to try to work around U.S. sanctions, the government last year started selling to private buyers through the exchange.
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Candice: The beauty about Hawk + Sloane is that we can work around our kids' schedules and I do it with my best friend, so it never feels like work.
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She has done meaningful work around menstrual health and other gender-equality issues around the world, and we look forward to seeing her use the Royal Crown for good.
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The announcement doesn't point out cheating as the reason for requiring Touch Bar to be disabled, but it seems obvious that's what the board is trying to work around.
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"Investigators continue to work around the clock in steep terrain, thoroughly examining all aspects of the scene in an attempt to determine a cause," LAFD spokesman Nicholas Prange said.
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The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department have issued final rules blocking certain states' attempts to work around the new $227,22018 cap for state and local tax deductions.
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Until Google rolls out the fix, users can work around the issue by leaving the camera app open until HDR processing completes or turning off the HDR function completely.
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Demonstrations not against the PA, but against the Israelis, are frequently put down with great violence by the PA. No one quite knows how to work around that yet.
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A drone could fill in all the easy parts on a building and then the workers can do the painstaking work around the windows or add embellishments and details.
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I can work around trimmed, shaved, or waxed hair, but if you have a lot of inflammation or ingrowns, then it's better to come a few days after waxing.
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Uber wanted a work around for that and added some code to its app that would leave a digital "fingerprint" on the device even if it had been erased.
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This was a serious struggle for me at first, as I was working for an agency and my coaches weren't willing to work around my nine-to-five schedule.
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Transport authority staff were at the scene and would "work around the clock to determine the cause of this derailment and restore service as quickly as possible," Cuomo said.
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Once ISIS carnage claimed headlines and a presidential election drew near, both party establishments found ways to work around their own budget hawks and take "strong on defense" postures.
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He flashed a fastball of 97 mph at times and was able to work around trouble with the help of a defense that recorded three outs on the bases.
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To work around that technicality, the market has attempted to innovate a solution, but it involves finely tuned technology and complicated order types that come with intense regulatory scrutiny.
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The electrically propelled vehicle could eventually monitor and herd cattle, check for invasive plants (and spray them), inspect fences, and even do work around the house like carrying firewood.
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One possible work-around has been suggested: transfer the trademark to one of the Native American tribes in North Dakota, which is permitted by the terms of the settlement.
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Nitai Hazari, a West Bengal agriculture department officer supervising work around Singur said the state was using the return of land to the farmers to modernize local cropping techniques.
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One way researchers have tried to work around this is by breaking down each element and having different AI systems build each element of a song piece by piece.
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Staff typically work around the clock for the months they're campaigning, with little job security on the other end of the campaign, or support from any pre-existing institution.
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The team will have to work around the lack of sound from the engine, "one of our most important parameters," as well as the sheer weight of the batteries.
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Asked whether the department had received direction from the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to work around the new $750 billion figure, officials declined to answer.
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The medical unit serves some White House staffers who work around the clock on high-stakes issues and are unable to easily access their own personal physicians for ailments.
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Now we are rolling out new work around markets where we drive a direct-to-consumer business, around the relevance in the data center and that type of enterprise.
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I mean really; who wants to work around food babies and whiskey dicks when trying to live up to the "good, giving, and game" subtext of your dating profile?
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"All seven humanitarian corridors, established for the exit of peaceful residents and militants who wanted to lay down their arms, are open and work around the clock," Rudskoi said.
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So every Friday I would finish work around four, go home to get my guitar and go to the stop light in the little village that I lived in.
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The other alternative is you have to write a number-one hit and work around a ton of money, a ton of resources and marketing and stuff like that.
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He's also choosing to work around the nuclear sanctions and instead unveiling new, smaller sanctions that penalize Iran for activities that have nothing to do with its nuclear activities.
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"We are giving drivers more flexibility and control, so that they can work around their lives and their priorities — none of which was available a decade ago," he said.
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Cable television hadn't completely taken over yet, but video games—which faced few of these regulations—were a great way to work around the limitations of marketing to kids.
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One alternative, Ms. Goldberg wrote, would be to work around the California law by using New York lawyers and arguing that the laws of New York govern the agreement.
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Earlier this year, eight hundred and fifty prominent academics, including David Spiegelhalter, signed a letter to Nature arguing that the issue can't be solved with a technical work-around.
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McCandless seemed the perfect person to speak to about any unlikely innovations that had emerged to work around the lack of immediate legislative solutions for those in the gap.
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"As great of a talent as he is, we need to figure out how to work around what he prefers to do versus the other way around," Dinwiddie said.
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The officials also say North Korea is likely to make some initial denuclearization declarations that won't be accurate or truthful, but the US thinks it can work around that.
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For one thing, I learned to work around my frenum-less smile, and my new, slightly off-kilter grin enabled me to play a whole new set of villains.
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And we wanted to bring in a president-elect who was at odds with the past 20 or 30 or 40 years of American intelligence work around the world.
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My dad was a handyman by nature — he did most of the work around our house himself, climbing into the basement or onto the roof when things needed patching.
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When the United States and its European allies sought to punish Russia in 2014 for its aggression in Ukraine, Mr. Tillerson found legal ways to work around initial sanctions.
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The 26-year-old was able to work around some trouble Saturday against Pittsburgh, as he allowed 22 baserunners over six innings but limited the damage to three runs.
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"For as long as we can remember, we haven't had a guy we can just throw the ball to in the post and work around him," Stephen Curry said.
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If it doesn't, though, researchers will continue to find novel ways to work around their utter lack of data, like this group that rifled through old gun magazines for information.
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At the Dancing With the Stars finale, Hough posted a photo of herself in a public bathroom trying to work around the very full skirt of her Georges Hobeika gown.
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Plot-wise, it's also more convenient for the baby to be out of the picture, since it's notoriously difficult to work around babies in a writers room or on set.
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Networks can work around the early-voting blind spot when they're using the exit poll for its intended purpose — which is, again, calling the race accurately as soon as possible.
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While the firefighting community has started to recognize and plan for the risks of electrified roofs, they still don't have all the necessary rules and tools to work around them.
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It's possible to work around these obstacles by sending an email, directly reaching out via social media or showing up in person—a seemingly lost art in today's virtual landscape.
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"Where there are still British nationals in Hubei Province who wish to be evacuated, we will continue to work around the clock to facilitate this," Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said.
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It sought ways to work around FinCEN, the Treasury office that had sole access to the data it wanted, and whose analysts were skeptical of sharing information directly with Russia.
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By producing and selling locally, Tesla will be able to work around soaring tariffs that have popped up as a result of the trade war between the US and China.
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If you've had a chance to try Meta HMD or Leap Motion, you'll notice that the lack of haptic feedback just creates another dissociation for the user to work around.
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Palandech admitted that the supply chain has been one of the biggest challenges but said the company has been trying to work around this by developing strong relationships with farmers.
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Mr Prigozhin and his minions seemed to revel in the work around America's presidential election, which involved travelling to America for research and hiring unwitting Americans to do their bidding.
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Traders have already started looking for ways to work around the sanctions, which will hit 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) of heavy crude that the United States imports from Venezuela.
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Crude oil trade is state-controlled in Iran, but to try to work around U.S. sanctions, the government last year started to sell crude to private buyers through the exchange.
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However, these efforts continue to face criticism for being patchy, piecemeal and, even in countries where they have been applied to its platform, weak and trivially easy to work around.
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Currently, Google doesn't have a dedicated podcast management app outside of Google Play Music; the only way to work around this is to use search results as a homepage shortcut.
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This isn't just a fun trick for shepherds: The researchers use experiments like these in their work around Huntington's disease, a progressive brain disorder that causes cognition and movement problems.
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In an attempt to work around this, Shezi is allowing people to invest in the farm before the cows get there, and then using the capital to buy the cows.
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But Lawton proposed a possible work-around: Nixon, she argued, could step down temporarily under the 21997th Amendment, at which point the vice president — as acting president — could pardon Nixon.
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Whether they don't know it, or if they do and aren't sure how to make their lives work around it, it's comforting to see someone going through the same thing.
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Americans enjoy some of the cheapest heat, power and transportation costs of any developed economy, and our businesses never have to plan their work around fuel shortages or power outages.
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His family emphasized that he not only does his own laundry and grocery shopping, but also does his own work around the house -- from chopping wood to repairing screen windows.
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To achieve this, we work around the algorithm, figure out what makes it tick, and sprinkle websites with keywords that make it more likely to stand out in Google's eyes.
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Moisturizing is also key to maintaining model-worthy handsTo take care of your hands, Taylor suggests wearing gloves when doing work around the house, and avoiding intense cold or heat.
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" These include by 2018 "85033% of all new robotic deployments will be smart collaborative robots that operate three times faster than today's robots and are safe for work around humans.
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Last week Democrats in the Connecticut House passed legislation designed to work around the Electoral College and award Connecticut's seven electoral votes to the winner of the national popular vote.
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Chatbots and fraud prevention applications are becoming more common, but banks are still doing the essential data work needed so AI can do the more ambitious work around investment recommendations.
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As is often the case, I think that if you got it, you got it fast, but it was possible to work around the trickery until it made itself evident.
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Others say, however, that there's a policy argument that allowing the act to cover firings permits the president to work around Senate confirmation in a way that shouldn't be encouraged.
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Like bad monitoring kind of acoustics that don't work at all, and just try to work at that and work around it because it really creates a very special vibe.
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Many of the workers who tested positive were found to have used the subway and buses for their daily commute, prompting extensive disinfection work around key stations, city officials said.
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Many of the workers who tested positive were found to have used the subway and buses for their daily commute, prompting extensive disinfection work around key stations, city officials said.
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Advertisers call these ads "fine tuned," but most people consider them creepy, said Johnny Ryan, a researcher at PageFair, which makes tools to help companies work around ad-blocking software.
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He did give Belushi permission, but the actor had to work around the television show's production schedule, flying back and forth between New York City and the movie's Eugene, Ore.
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Furthermore, it is certain that thousands of similar crews are at work around the world, enduring as rote pilots and apparently safe, but only so long as conditions are routine.
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For weeks, he has been talking about doing work around the new home he just bought in my favorite neighborhood in Atlanta, and so now I'm dying to see it.
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The twin Labor Department rules were a framework that encouraged cities and states to work around the often expensive and cumbersome conditions in the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (Erisa).
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For decades, couples in China were limited to only having a single child, unless they were willing to break the law or had the money to work around the system.
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Some of the Trump administration's critics, meanwhile, argue that U.S. sanctions have made it harder for Iranians to access the tools they need to work around the regime's information controls.
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Reporter Zoe Schiffer of The Verge spoke with 14 former employees, who said they were criticized by executives on company-wide Slack channels and pressured to work around the clock.
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So perhaps, Professor Fisk said, an employer might believe it can work around that by trying to show that a job seeker has granted explicit permission to seek more detail.
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He also showed followers his day-to-day, living with his wife and two children and doing maintenance work around the town, such as fixing sewer pipes and installing blackboards.
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And finance officials at the Green Climate Fund, which aims to support climate adaptation work around the world, are also grappling with Trump's decision to halt payments into the program.
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The Las Vegas massacre has triggered a seemingly bipartisan effort amongst lawmakers to tackle the "bump fire stock" work around that allowed the murderer to circumvent our assault weapon laws.
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"If we are saying that Europe is not providing the sort of guidance that we have been waiting for then that is something we need to work around," he said.
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They came self sufficient with seven days' worth of food, water and supplies and prepared to work around the clock, said Cesar Lange, leader of the Panamanian Civil Protection unit.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Wildlife carers in Australia are ready to work around the clock over Christmas, preparing for more admissions particularly for baby animals stressed by hot weather, bushfires and drought.
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But what has been Steyer's rallying cry — impeaching Trump — is also a thorn in the side of top Democratic leaders, like Pelosi, who have largely tried to work around impeachment.
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Most of the clinical work around BCI also involves the motor cortex, in part because so much of the research has focused on movement disorders: Parkinson's, paralysis, and so on.
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Attention world class fighters who want to punish regular guys for disrespect -- but don't wanna go to jail ... former boxing champ Andre Berto has a work-around for your frustrations.
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Watch the video above to see how producers are able to work around baby actor regulations and to find out how productions sometimes use terrifying robotic babies for their shoots.
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While raffles and gift-card incentives are appreciated, Hassett says many employees are looking for flexible hours to work around responsibilities like care-giving, other jobs or a semi-retirement schedule.
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The Trump administration has an opportunity to work with the new secretary-general to achieve real reforms that will strengthen the UN's ability to carry out its work around the world.
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Plans and state insurance commissioners found a way to work around Trump's refusal to make CSR payments, which actually gave many Obamacare customers who receive tax subsidies even more financial assistance.
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My boyfriend, M., usually leaves for work around the same time as me, but he has early mornings on Tuesdays and is out the door before I even open my eyes.
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A 2005 federal law, the Protection of Commerce in Arms Act, has put up barriers to those kinds of civil lawsuits, but Harris's campaign said she would work around that law.
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His own life hit a dead end long ago, and rather than trying to work around it, he actively sabotages people who are trying to get their own lives on track.
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And it's going to take a lot of smart people to work around what is in store for us in the shaping of the next Supreme Court, the Congress, the Senate.
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I work around 30 hours per week (usually four to five days) at the store, and 20 hours at my internship (two days in the office and one event per week).
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Bird said most insurance carriers that use a smartphone to gather data work around this limitation by logging trips only when the customer's phone is connected to the car's bluetooth radio.
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On the night of his death, the insider adds that Cornell asked both security and an engineer to help him get his Apple TV system to work around 11:45 p.m.
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Testers even embraced the clumsiness of the arm itself, as it meant they had to work around its limitations and engage with the person opposite, rather than just relaxing and being.
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For startups, the obvious advice is to just consult your attorney and consider the tradeoffs of having a very clean safe harbor versus more work around regulatory filings to stay stealthy.
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Currently, beneficiaries must have a social security number, but parents can work around this by setting up a savings account for themselves and then designating their child the beneficiary after birth.
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The ability for the player to think about, react to, or work around a problem in a freeform way is what makes tabletop roleplaying a fundamentally different experience from video games.
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We already have a constitutional framework that is deliberately difficult to work around to get policy change, and then you add a supermajority requirement in one of the two national legislatures?
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I think it would be really interesting for you guys to do some work around that, especially right now when issues of incarceration are so heavily featured in the public discourse.
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I'm sure Mr. Garrels and his colleagues have ideas about how to work around this potentially Barnesian restriction, or the Fishers may appear to have opened their own museum after all.
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The challenge will be to figure out how to work around it, or there are some people who will decide the Ferguson Police Department is not where they want to be.
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Look at what he did particularly around questions of race—retreating from the work around reforming police departments; embracing increased punishment and reversing the decision to get rid of private prisons.
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Gordon said millennials in search of microloans and cheaper offerings that work around the clock, or SMEs that want more efficient corporate banking or speedier credit approvals would be likely targets.
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A. usually gets up for work around 6:30, but he took today off (his job lets him take a bunch of days off during the year), and my 11 a.m.
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After Apple refused to unlock Farook's phone, the FBI accessed the phone after purchasing a "tool" from a private company -- a work-around Rosenstein has called time-consuming and not practical.
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And I put it on the calendar because I've found that other people then work around your schedule — employees, team members, even your significant other will see that at 8 a.m.
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The apps work around restrictions by finding "side channels" or "covert channels" such as taking data from apps that do have those permissions, potentially affecting hundreds of millions of Android users.
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Maduro is a ruthless politician, and he quickly found a way to work around the legislature: relying on the Venezuelan supreme court as his new weapon of choice against the opposition.
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By setting up a computer or group of machines to work around the clock, miners solve math problems required by a given cryptocurrency (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, etc.) to create new funds.
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He's a transcendent talent, but Simmons and the 76ers need to figure out how to work around that one flaw—or things won't work out the way everyone expects them to.
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While it isn't perfect, it still allows a shooter to capture really great, stabilized video provided they're aware of these quirks in the software and learn how to work around them.
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I think it was an interesting aspect of my identity to explore in relationship to my family's past that's a bit different from what I usually work around (gender, sexuality, etc).
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Tebow said that Tom Goodwin, the Mets' first-base coach who has served as the Scorpions' manager, has suggested he adjust his positioning to work around the sun on fly balls.
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She added that Democrats will have to work around Trump, and expressed hope that Democrats will "succeed in spite of him, not because of him" in negotiating a deal on DACA.
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Rather, the big question is organizational, managerial, and psychological: Can the people who surround Donald Trump work around his incapacity successfully enough to keep his unfitness from producing a historic calamity?
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Since I wouldn't be able to see the show, I decided I would write about my experience of her work around the time that it would be on view in Wiesbaden.
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"The escalation of tariffs is creating these problems that corporate America is going to have to work around," said Lori Calvasina, head of United States equity strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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"Residents in the Glenoaks Canyon area can safely return to their homes and firefighters will continue to work around the clock to ensure 100% containment," the department said in a tweet.
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"Where there are still British nationals in Hubei Province who wish to be evacuated, we will continue to work around the clock to facilitate this," said Britain's foreign secretary, Dominic Raab.
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"Thank you for the trust you have placed in us, and in me, and we will work around the clock to repay your trust and deliver on your priorities," he said.
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In the lawsuit, filed in Santa Clara Superior Court in California, Apple argues Williams' work around Nuvia was competitive to Apple because he recruited "numerous Apple engineers" away from the company.
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Analysts said that Mr. Xi might have also wanted to show Mr. Trump that China was willing to work around him by strengthening ties with allies like Europe, India and California.
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Though Uber's email doesn't specifically say this, these changes are pretty clearly designed to work around California's new AB5 law that went into effect with the start of the new year.
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"Thank you for the trust you have placed in us, and in me, and we will work around the clock to repay your trust and deliver on your priorities," he said.
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The company does know a thing or two about product development: a dozen or so in-house product designers work in Älmhult, and a hundred more designers work around the world.
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The Register had reported there is a security flaw with Intel processors, noting it will require a significant security update of Linux and Microsoft Windows operating systems to work around it.
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You have the energy to work around the clock and get so much done between now and April 30 — just be judicious in the types of projects to which you commit.
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"I work around here so me and my boss treat ourselves to a samosa salad once a week and we love it because you don't get it anywhere else," she explains.
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Smith did work around some trouble in the first five innings, allowing at least one batter to reach base in each inning, before retiring the side in order in the sixth.
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That's meant that a company like Intel, which badly wants to compete with Qualcomm in this market, has had to work around Qualcomm's patents in order to sell modems of its own.
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While the majority of the court upheld the city's rules, Kavanaugh dissented and wrote that the city council had tried to subvert or find a work-around to the Supreme Court ruling.
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Failure to take weather into account can make or break a trip so I've come up with a list of misconceptions about weather, and ways to work around the worst of it.
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For many people, living in the city means an easy commute to work, around-the-clock food options, and a way of life where nothing is really that far out of reach.
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"There seems to be an increasing awareness that if trade tariffs escalate further that the companies should be able to work around it" said Stephen Lee, founding principal at Logan Capital Management.
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Shows like Black Mirror work around the issue by utilizing the anthology format, and each season of Channel Zero tells a different narrative riffing on the internet urban legends known as creepypasta.
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Otterbein: Sanders will raise a ton of money tonight, and he's going to spend it across the map of upcoming states while some of his rivals have to work around cash shortages.
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Venus makes a harmonious connection with Jupiter, in Libra, on July 18, which will bring good vibes, Taurus, especially at work, around money, and with your self-esteem (and even your health).
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Unlike at previous Games, there will not be an Olympic Park, so with venues spread out across the city, planners have been forced to work around an already densely packed transport network.
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As a result of its successful work around the globe, and in helping bring Puerto Rico back online after Hurricane Maria, Loon has become increasingly focused on becoming a proper business, too.
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"It's important to acknowledge that telemedicine like this can be a work-around, but at the end of the day, it can't entirely be a substitute for clinic-based care," Donovan said.
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In testing so far, this method has actually been able to best similar systems already in use that employ lidar imaging in place of photographic cameras and that don't work around corners.
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As mentioned, it does appear that this patent would only be implemented via an in-store Wi-Fi network, meaning you could work around it by using your provider's data to surf.
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Some of this now touches the US, where lobbyists with links to unsavory political interests in Europe have sought to stir up right-wing hacks against our work around the world. Why?
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This is another area where Apple will have to work around the new OLED display, so Kuo predicts a metal structural part will be implemented under the film sensor for more support.
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He has another overnight work project tomorrow night, and I remind him about C.'s band concert, so he plans to leave work around 2, nap early, and then attend the concert.
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Not only does he have his own day job to work around, Force and his friend and collaborator Nick DenBoer are trying to capitalize on the attention they got for The Chickening.
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Happ was able to work around two walks in the bottom of the fifth and was replaced for the sixth inning by right-hander Seunghwan Oh, who pitched around a hit batsman.
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I originally found that the battery was able to last about a day, but now I usually have to recharge by the time I get home from work around 6:30 p.m.
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To be eligible, employees need to work around 16 hours a week on average and be actively employed 90 days before the start of the current term, according to a company publicist.
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The group does advocacy work around issues that matter to independent workers and will consult for the ride-hailing company, which has faced significant criticism for using independent contractors rather than employees.
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There's a way to work around that, using a little thinking outside the dusty boxes cluttering up these subterranean tunnels, and some sliding into the shoes of the stranded agent's temporary partner.
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We started to use face masks every day when we go to public places, we started using alcohol wipes to clean surfaces, trying to keep a sanitary environment to work around with.
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Currently there's no specific reason for Sony's decision, although in June Bethesda reported it was struggling to work around the PS4's proprietary sound format and Sony's 900MB limit for mod storage.
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Within the specific conversation on motherhood in the museum, I know anecdotally that there are already empathic, thoughtful managers who work around the inadequate leave provisions that most US workers suffer under.
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"The war-garden model was inspiring for a lot of people, because there were all these huge forces at work around the globe that were out of their control," Mr. Kleinman said.
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They can easily work around the restriction on geographic locations — which the census has put in place as part of its security strategy — by purchasing infrastructure that routes through a U.S. network.
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BARBARO: That you essentially felt you needed to work around this agency full of law enforcement officials to deal with a situation that, ideally, they would deal with on a routine basis.
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I think where I see it is really helping the fund manager make that decision taking a lot of the work, manual work around and so on the fund managers were doing.
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"It was kind of a sketchy work-around, but I knew it was legit from the Plan C report card, and [the pills] were in my mailbox in four days," she said.
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