They need to understand that people are working it, though.
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But when I wasn't working, it was much more difficult.
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"Still working it," Meadows said of the status of talks.
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That curveball was working, it was nasty, he was confident.
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You can see him working it out in his head.
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But many parents discourage teens from working, it is widely agreed.
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When that wasn't working, it was upped it to two-points.
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OTTAWA — The crowd was enthusiastic, and Justin Trudeau was working it.
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Another model, Leslie Sidora, was working it on the beach, too.
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Didn't see him working — it all came so easily to him.
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You have to be in total control of your ball, working it one way off the tee, working it another way into the green, having your distances down to where you're putting from the right spots.
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He's tried working it out with Jen, but we've heard that before.
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Is it the most eloquent way of working it into this piece?
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She has a sharp tactical brain though and is working it out.
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I am just going to say that we are working it out.
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The court has a strong preference for the branches working it out.
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"This is one of them (don't worry btw - we're working it out!)."
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And, wait for it, almost 6 in 10 women were working it.
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"Even when they were working, it was all about willpower," she said.
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When even one healthcare program is not working, it affects us all.
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We were working it out the other day where it was in Glasgow.
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Okay, it's not a party, she's working ... it just doesn't look like work.
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"I'm still working it out," he told a British broadcaster earlier this year.
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There were a lot of obstacles in the way to working it out.
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And if that's working, it should show up quickly and clearly in Kentucky.
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"The slider's huge for me, working it off the two-seamer," Peacock said.
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But the status quo isn't working — it hasn't worked for a long time.
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We spent another almost a year fact-checking and researching, working it out.
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John Cena & Nikki Bella: Working It Out T.I.: I Support Kim & Trump Meeting!
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"We're chipping away at stigma and it's working; it just is," Bonow said.
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When it's working, it does a capable job of recapturing that old magic.
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When I see him working, it makes me want to do the same.
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Read more Working it OutI gained weight from comfort food after my miscarriage.
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The thing about risk is, until it stops working it works rather well.
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"We're just working it as a criminal investigation with an explosive," she said.
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Although the NY Fed's rescue is working, it hasn't fixed the underlying problem.
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This means that even when the story isn't working, it at least remains propulsive.
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She's secretly pissed that Teresa and I are working it out and it's genuine.
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Thank you to our great men & women of the Pentagon for working it out!
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This is the first installment of Working it Out, Insider's fitness & nutrition advice column.
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"I'm not a quitter, so yes, I'm going to keep working it," she said.
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Like all things involving the Redstones, though, working it out will not be straightforward.
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This system is not working: it is too expensive, too inaccessible, and too stigmatized.
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And when it isn't working, it makes me paw at my sleeve in frustration.
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This doesn't mean I'm always working, it means I've learned the art of balance.
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LARRY KUDLOW: More Americans working, it is a good thing, not a bad thing.
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The Oculus isn't a second-tier as long as Nicki Minaj is working it.
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If you are still working, it makes even more sense to hold off on collecting.
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Read more Working it Out:I travel a lot for work and love trying new food.
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It was only a matter of time before dedicated hackers started working it in earnest.
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And he saw the farm with only his mother working it—it didn't mean nothing.
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Apply the conditioner to the leather, working it into the hide in a circular motion.
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Now we know HOW he's working it into the show ... and it's a sweet salute.
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Once the instrument was working, it sent back uncertain, inconsistent findings over this polar region.
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No matter how much I may have complained about working, it was always immensely fulfilling.
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" But he added: "We're working it out so we can have as much theatrical as possible.
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We also love Alice and love Olivia Taylor Dudley, so we're working it out now, actually.
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He said his family is still working it out, but his mother might get her wish.
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Still, when the show was working, it was about as fun and addictive as TV gets.
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America's current strategy toward Russia, simply put, is not working; it is instead tying our hands.
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Read more Working it Out:I have no experience lifting weights and feel intimidated in the gym.
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He has heard the ridicule and done the savvy thing by working it into his act.
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If a strategy is to have any chance of working, it must contain clearly defined objectives.
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"The way I was working, it was not the way to be pro tennis player," he said.
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I've never seen it done, but if they suspect that you're drunk and working, it can happen.
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Which isn't to say that American capitalism is working; it needs Teddy Roosevelt-style trustbusting and restructuring.
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"He was working it hard there," Mr. Snitzer said with a sympathetic chuckle for a fellow pitchman.
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Then apply your scalp treatment like shampoo, working it in with small circular motions and rinsing out.
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It's about just figuring it out and falling in love and working it out and creating culture.
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I've been in Miami for the last six to seven years and I've been working it downtown.
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We used to do it around a piano in Rod's house, first of all, just working it out.
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"I've been working it a lot, on my finishing, and I think it's paying off," Poeltl told reporters.
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But its efforts seem to be working: it has 511,000 subscribers, more than double the number last year.
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The chlamydia lobby is working it hard and they are going to move up and surpass Congress soon.
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Read more Working it Out:I'm a longtime runner who recently took up weightlifting, but my body hasn't changed.
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The feature is limited to developers, who will be able to start working it into Alexa's various functions.
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"But as soon as I took a step back and stopped working, it was like, holy s—," he said.
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We all have rough times but working it out seems to bring more clarity and brings us even closer.
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"They were working through their issues at first — they were never hopeful of working it out," said the source.
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After I started working, it was all split 50/50, even though he made way more than I did.
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"Volkswagen will continue to press forward with changes to its way of thinking and working," it said on Thursday.
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"They were working through their issues at first — they were never hopeful of working it out," the source said.
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I like to move between different ways of working — it is also dictated by what I want to say.
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"They were working through their issues at first — they were never hopeful of working it out," says the source.
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Read more Working it Out:I struggle to eat healthy food and fit in exercise when I'm busy and stressed.
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Make sure to press the butter back to its original 7-inch (18-centimeter) square after working it. 7.
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We didn't even think about mixing but we started working it into cocktails and it works just as amazingly.
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When an ant encounters a tunnel in which other ants are already working, it retreats to find another tunnel.
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Read more Working it Out:I work long hours and can fit in only a 30-minute workout each day.
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In a lot of ways we'd made it so the internet– so that an emerging creator can– Yuval Noah Harari: But then how do you balance working it locally for people in the American Midwest, and at the same time working it better for people in Mexico or South America or Africa?
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Whatever it is Facebook will have Rabii working it, it sure seems like the company is getting serious about it.
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" He continued, "My family and friends are with me and we are working it out in the best way possible.
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"So if they want to change the way the brakes are working, it can happen over the air," she added.
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And I still feel like when I'm not working, it is easier to subvert the unconscious compulsion toward the screen.
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"For larger jackpot winners, although many of them have a desire to keep working, it ultimately becomes impossible," Kurland said.
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It's unclear whether her new look is for a shoot or just for fun, but regardless she's totally working it.
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If it's working, it should list your location as a generic city and have swapped out your usual IP address.
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We're working it together to try to stay within the appropriation bills and keep riders and authorizations off of them.
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Read more Working it Out:I switched to almond milk to save calories, but I worry it's bad for the planet.
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Once you see an idea working, it sparks your interest and you become hypersensitive to everything that's being thrown out.
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Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell has been very canny in recognizing this tendency and working it ruthlessly to his advantage.
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Baltimore's leading rusher, Mark Ingram, has been on the sideline icing his left calf and working it with a massager.
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"Working it early helps, but you really don't get serious until the election, and then everyone goes crazy," he added.
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But at some point we found out that while that was working, it was appealing much more to pure skaters.
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And those families who are in deep poverty, if they are working it tends to be a limited amount of work.
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Despite their disagreements throughout the years, they always got through it by working it out "equitably, honestly and fairly," they shared.
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So not only does it have no bearing of actually working, it causes harm and hurt and long-lasting emotional damage.
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He said that even though his slider was not working, it was the right pitch to throw to left-handed hitters.
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Once the tomato paste is incorporated, add the peanut butter, working it into the vegetables with a little stock, if needed.
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Although I live by it, I have to have income in order [to keep] everything working, it is not the rule.
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If you're struggling to find a time and day that works for your date, Kang suggests working it out with a call.
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After they protested, the building's air conditioner stopped working—it was the middle of August—and trash was left to pile up.
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We've learned she's there for Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Model Search during Miami Swim Week ... so pregnancy's not stopping her from working it.
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But if you'd like more proof, here's a video of Zendaya working it to "Yoncé" in the passenger seat of a car.
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I told him to try working it out, if possible, because she only said great things about me - until she got fired!
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But then he was "working it out" in June, "seriously looking" in July, "looking" in September and "looking" some more in October.
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I told him to try working it out, if possible, because she only said GREAT things about me – until she got fired!
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"I always thought Rei was the best, so I told myself, 'If I start working, it should be for her,'" he explains.
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No. Seeing Arches meant finding my own way, and working it out if (which is to say, when) I drifted off-course.
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Every night, Rose applies a handful of shea butter, working it into the tops and bottoms of feet with firm, circular motions.
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"We fixed all the issues during that time and today we have an efficient and Fimea-approved way of working", it said.
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El playa looked more like a fashion show runway, the way she was working it for cameras during a brief weekend vacay.
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So if your iPhone camera isn&apost working, it&aposs unlikely you also have a trusty DSLR camera tucked into your backpack.
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Robert -- whose day job is working IT at a college prep school -- tells us he's eyeballing a new Mustang ... either red or black.
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Rub a pea-sized dollop between your fingers before working it through the hair; the messier and more disheveled it looks, the better.
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Aspiration's strategy of positioning itself as the anti-Wells Fargo is working: It has gained than 22018 million customers since launching in 224.
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I hope it's working — it would be really nice to be able to stand for more than 229 minutes without having back pain.
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Matthews did the work, keeping the puck in the Columbus zone before working it to the left circle and putting it on goal.
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We had an incredible stunt team and worked for weeks and weeks beforehand, practicing and working it out, and choreographing the entire thing.
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"If these water treatment plants and sewage plants stop working, it can only bring cholera back and other water-borne diseases," she said.
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I don't know if you know this, but I still work full-time, so I just feel overwhelmed, but I'm working it out.
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Often, when a treatment ends up working, it remains unclear why it worked for a given patient and not for another, similar patient.
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As for spousal support -- Jesse checked the box asking the court to deny her spousal support, they are working it out in mediation instead.
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Regardless of which one (perhaps both?) is working, it appears that Apple is finally on the right track when it comes to tablet sales.
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Opportunity needs to stay above negative 40 degrees Fahrenheit (negative 40 degrees Celsius), and when it's working, it has many ways to keep warm.
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Because of this, any time we catch wind of a miracle fruit hack we are all ears for working it into our kitchen arsenal.
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When you consider that you might live for 20, 25 or even 30 years after you stop working, it is a pretty important issue.
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I've worked on Christmas for a few years in New York, but I was living in San Francisco for my first year working it.
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Distressing a garment requires a combination of washing (to break down the fabric), painting and working it over with tools, like scissors and sandpaper.
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But while she admires the artists who study their own places, her heart is with the farmers who know the land by working it.
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"I would like to think that Pollock turned to sculpture in times of crisis — it was almost like working it out," Mr. Delahunty said.
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Baking soda (scientific name: sodium bicarbonate) also creates carbon dioxide, and although it doesn't need resting time to start working, it does need acid.
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That class would be for high school students, but if the school district thought it was working it could be spread to younger students.
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When a machine on one part of the production line stops working, it can shut down the line while workers look for a fix.
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"The way that Activision Blizzard infrastructure is working, it&aposs clearly to a more traditional sports framework where city involvement is key," Vaynerchuk said.
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Read more Working it Out:I lost 20 pounds and felt amazing, but now I&aposve regained the weight and am back where I started.
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And when Moicano has assessed his man and hit on what is working, it is ruthlessly exploited until his opponent can no longer keep pace.
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At Walmart, Pilar said she got "nothing" in terms of training, including watching someone use a cash register for five minutes before working it herself.
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Salt Bae's gone full "Rocky IV" mode with his workouts ... taking them to the extreme, but instead of snow he's working it in the sand.
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"This is [like] realistic life and people actually have problems and they're going through it," she said, "but they're working it out together as one."
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If I'm able get the Ski-Doo working, it will need to run for at least 10 minutes before I drive, or it'll break down.
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WILLIAM PALFREMANLeeds "Working it" (May 25th) toys briefly with David Graeber's idea of "Bullshit Jobs" before deciding that it isn't useful in explaining low unemployment.
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But if the tool does not have a chance of working, it could be the final straw for Iran to withdraw from the nuclear deal.
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He begins with a serious stare-down of the camera, and then proceeds to get sassy with it, working it with his eyebrows and shoulders.
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As long as civilization was working it seemed as reliable as a force of nature, so it is baffling when we suddenly see it disappear.
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Read more Working it Out:I really want to make exercise a regular part of my life, but can't seem to make myself actually do it.
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Read more Working it Out:I really want to make exercise a regular part of my life, but can't seem to make myself actually do it.
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In Istanbul, the street-side ice cream vendors pound away at the dessert all day with long metal rods, working it like a bread dough.
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"My wife and I had a heated argument, and we are now in the process of working it out," Kelly said in a public statement.
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Usually, this can be handled at a later date with your direct supervisor, but if it's important to you, consider working it into your contract.
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The theory also showed up at Mesa Community College in Arizona, where an adjunct professor of English, Douglas Belmore, began working it into classroom lectures.
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Lightly run your middle finger, smudging the liner and working it onto the lid, and tracing it out to the outer corners of the eye.
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"We are dedicated to this policy of maximum economic pressure because it is working, it is denying the regime historic levels of revenue," Hook told Reuters.
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With its underdrawing clearly showing hesitancy and a late-stage change in composition characteristic of an improvisatory way of working, it contrasts with Michelangelo's determined precision.
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"I was developing and ad-libbing the scene as we went along, so we actually shot everybody else as I was working it out," he said.
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It's looking like four more weeks of sleeping in my rented hospital bed and wearing button-up tops (not really my style but I'm working it).
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"It is more important that the source will not be exposed and the target will suspect nothing than keeping the agent alive and working," it read.
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When PERA insisted that its long-term basis was sound, that the SB2628 reforms were working, it was using these assumptions that it has just revised.
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And it is working: It is not exactly a surprise that when you give women the same conditions as men to succeed, they do perform better.
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So it's working it can be done and you know, so many people driving cars and people just getting more acquainted, just seeing what is the advantage.
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Not only would this let an app monitor how hard the appliance is working, it could also give warning if that appliance was about to break down.
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"A bit of good news from #Mars: our new approach of using the robotic arm to push the mole appears to be working!" it said on twitter.
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I was ready to write the Beast off when it was leaking like a sieve, but after carefully working it back into place, it's reasonably leak-proof.
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Another contentious element of the PRIIPS legislation, which required managers to suggest possible future returns based on the previous five years, was also not working, it said.
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Cantor, McConnell, and others went out and really tried to fan the flames of Tea Party and populist anger, working it to their advantage in midterm contests.
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Cracks and other types of degradation can be the result, and even if the device in question carries on working, it may not work as well as before.
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"The main thing is that this launch pad is now working, it has been prepared well by you and it is functioning," Putin told cosmodrome workers on Thursday.
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Image: GizmodoThe iPhone 7 is the first version of the phone to use a stationary home button, so if it stop working, it can be a little scary.
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It allows Facebook to try new things with less pressure and without the concern that if it decides something isn't working, it won't disrupt the entire Facebook brand.
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So even if Mr Hunt believes he has secured a deal around weekend working, it could be a Pyrrhic victory if it does not resolve long-term funding.
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When a company's business model isn't working, it might pivot to plan B in search of a steadier stream of cash, more customers, or traction in bigger markets.
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I pay for gas as needed instead of working it into my budget, since it can really vary depending on how many days I actually work in the office.
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But by one measure of market success, Depop's model is working: it recently raised $62 million in a round of venture capital financing led by VC firm General Atlantic.
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Even if the camera had been working, it likely wouldn't have captured Wilson's death because the officer wearing it had been working to detain Medlin, a police spokesman said.
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Whatever the company is doing it appears to be working It went public in 2014 with an IPO share price of $30.14 and a market cap of $1.4 billion.
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He picked up the beer bottle, and, after a moment of honest hesitation, sucked its mouth and then—I reached under my nightgown—began slowly working it into himself.
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In addition, by increasing the income individuals can get even without working, it may modestly strengthen workers' bargaining position, potentially counteracting some of the wage losses arising from EITC.
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She's been working it for a half hour or so, when the far-off look on her face disappears and her self-proclaimed inability to sit still takes over.
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"We all felt good, the people who were all working it out," said Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska and the chairwoman of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee.
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The guys that I was working with [the writers and producers Jeff Bhasker, Alex Salibian, Tyler Johnson and Kid Harpoon], we were kind of all working it out together.
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We just walked around the city, got reference pictures of the various buildings and streets and part of our hood, and got home and started working it into the comic.
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We've probably all fibbed on our resumes a little to get hired, and then learned the new skills we needed to be successful at a new job while working it.
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Between cuts of old home videos where he's playing different instruments (and sporting vastly different haircuts, wow), Sheeran talks about developing his songwriting ability, working it out like a muscle.
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Other theories suggested that Mr. Mulvany might have been killed as revenge for having revealed the identity — by working it into a painting — of a man who murdered his friend.
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"When 14- to 18-year-olds are working it is therefore not a case of child labour, according to international labour laws," the company said in a statement to The Guardian.
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It's alarming to hear of any workaround for sophisticated consumer security tech, but even if some kind of mask hack ends up working, it doesn't exactly scale to the average consumer.
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I'm still responsible for making sure that the paperwork is compliant and complete, for advancing policies and benefits that make things better, and for working it through when things get tough.
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Once the Corps starts working, it turns the building into an "ICU-like" facility, explained Semonite, with hospital beds, nursing stations, and everything required for patient care, including negative pressure rooms.
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Hatch was tightlipped about what would be in the bill, noting he was still working it out, but his comments come amid growing concern on Capitol Hill about President Trump's trade policies.
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On the off chance a dispenser is working, it usually requires quarters, meaning that you are still out of luck unless you have a quarter with you in your moment of need.
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They used the distinction in trying to sort out whether employees were likely to solve problems locally (by working it out within their unit) or globally (by leveraging ideas outside their group).
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For example, we need to know whether a woman in an agricultural society has secure rights over her land, feels safe working it alone, and gets a fair price for her crops.
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If an agency looks back and decides that a regulation is not working, it is just as likely to think that this is due to external factors rather than the regulation itself.
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He'll bring some snacks with him, but he opts not to eat while he's working — it makes him sluggish — and instead budgets enough money to try the different cuisines where he's traveling.
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It took some trial and error to get the Mosh server running on my Ubuntu box and correctly enter my login details into Blink, but once I got it working, it works great.
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Cleanse with a cream-based shampoo, and then use a lot of conditioner to bring out your curl pattern, working it through from roots to ends to elongate the curl while you detangle.
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If you, as an employer, have had a sneaking feeling for a while that something just isn't working, it may be time to move your employee into a better-suited role for them.
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"Since we spend one third of our lives working, it is important to understand the drivers that shape our levels of happiness," Johannes Prüller, Director Global Communications at kununu, said in a statement.
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" The European Union's foreign affairs chief, Federica Mogherini, said, "The deal is working — it is delivering on its main goal which means keeping the Iranian nuclear program in check and under close surveillance.
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If you happen to be fiddling around with a brand-spanking new phone, then you're probably using up all the battery in one sitting and working it to the point of heating up.
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As fantastic as it is to be given an opportunity to share my voice and talk about all the things I believe in, also, I am 20, and I am still working it out.
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He highlighted user privacy repeatedly during a keynote address at the social media giant's F8 developers conference, working it into his discussion of Facebook's new dating platform, cookie-clearing tool, and video chat features.
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"He was getting ahead of guys, working it both ways, more left to right than up and down, then the shadows creep in the middle of the game," Milwaukee third baseman Travis Shaw said.
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If Trump fails to certify Iran's compliance with a deal that is almost universally seen as working, it is the United States— and not Iran — that will be seen as acting in bad faith.
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This simplification doesn't just erase her later work—and she never stopped working—it also ignores her surprising sass, her lifelong philanthropy, and her tireless perseverance in the face of personal and professional setbacks.
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He highlighted user privacy repeatedly during a keynote address at the social media giant's F8 developers conference today, working it into his discussion of Facebook's new dating platform, cookie-clearing tool, and video chat features.
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The problem wasn't just that I never stopped working — it was that I was so busy trying to meet expectations, I'd lost sight of what I wanted out of my career in the first place.
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" Asked if perhaps the administration has assigned officials "good cop" and "bad cop" roles, Nauert sidestepped, saying, "We've talked about our pressure campaign ... that campaign is working, it is ratcheting up the pressure every day.
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The DMOS Stealth Shovel works on snow, dirt, gravel, mud, sand, and more, and when not working, it packs down small enough to fit into a corner of your trunk or under a truck bench.
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" He said chief of staff John Kelly complained about Manigault Newman, but that he "told him to try working it out, if possible, because she only said GREAT things about me - until she got fired!
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Grande was a pint-size vision in plaid, low-key working it in every scene — until she was carried into the finale wearing a shimmery emerald-green minidress and knee-high white patent-leather stiletto boots (!).
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I would feel a tiny portion of what I was sure was the tampon, get a hold, and start pulling, slowly working it out of my body until I'd suddenly lose my grasp and feel nothing.
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"I think this is a phenomenal idea, and I think it has a good chance of working," It reminded him, he said, of his work in 2002 helping design the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief.
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" Doesn't seem to have much of an effect on that, and where it does stop people from working, it tends to be the parents of very young kids, so maybe your mom and you're like, "All right.
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While this is by and large great news for Facebook — it suggests the company's battle against Snapchat (by cloning all of the app's best features) is working — it also shows more and more of Facebook's content going ephemeral.
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The president of the European Central Bank (ECB) has hit back at his German critics, saying that the bank's policies are working, it remained independent and that criticism of the bank could ultimately damage the euro zone's economy.
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" "I've been up 24 hours now straight between phone calls and working it... This is a very, look this is 72 years we're talking about, and we put it into one very intensive day and some meetings beforehand.
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I am a nocturnal person and like to work late, but even if I'm not working, it takes me a few hours to wind down from the day, and I usually go to bed between 4 and 5.
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But if the system is truly working, it should only be a few years before a young, scrappy Marlins squad rises from the ashes and challenges what will eventually be an overpaid and ageing Yankees roster for a title.
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The Verge's Ben Popper used the map to find some pokémon this morning — so if you can get it working, it could be a great way to catch, well, at least all of the Pidgeys and Rattatas around you.
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Putting a rape in a female character's backstory is such a hard-to-handle idea that even The Americans had trouble working it into its generally excellent tapestry (arguably, it took the better part of two seasons to do so).
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Floyd is putting his 50-0 record on the line when he faces off against undefeated 20-year-old kickboxer Tenshin Nasukawa in Toyko on New Year's Eve in what could be an MMA rules fight (they're still working it out).
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I repeatedly plunged a shovel into the pond's viscous floor of gray mud, just beneath the tenacious roots of a water lily — species name: Nuphar lutea — working it like a lever to loosen the plant as Nelson tugged on its stems.
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It's been a little more than three years since Sony showed a trailer for WiLD, an ambitious open world survival game about—well, it wasn't exactly clear, but it looked cool, and Beyond Good & Evil designer Michel Ancel was working it.
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"I would get the impression that people were not talking to me and were instead trying to talk to the volunteers in the booth or the other people who were working it, mostly men talking to other men," Chen said.
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It needed to be replaced because it wasn't working, it wasn't doing what people wanted," he added, "as opposed to trying to say: 'You know, we think this will work in a better way, but there are values at stake here.
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" She continues: "I understand where she's coming from because she's handing out most of the money, but at the same time we will be the ones working it, we're the ones building it, the ones putting it together … and it's our idea.
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I drove to Vegas from LA on a Friday, we shot on a Monday, and between that it was two days of meeting Nic for the first time, and then Alex, Ben, and I running through the entire script and working it out.
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According to their website, Outland Denim strives to " set a standard for the treatment and remuneration of young female workers in the garment manufacturing industry" by providing a living wage and fair working conditions for the women working it its production house.
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There's this moment when they're in this sort of MACUSA, this magical congress, and instead of 1920's shoe polishers, there's a sort of feather boa self-thinking machine with an elf working it and so I just remember the kids like starting at this.
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But Freesist believe you'll hang around and keep working: it implies that the world is only going to become more broken, the market more predatory, and that the same people who would have you work for free, through an impersonal online service, will eventually become your friends.
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At one point, while looking at "Stone Wash Freezer Burn" (2016), I imagined the artist using a straightedge razor to lay the paint down, methodically working it back and forth over the surface as he tries to smooth out the layers of colored paste, one atop another.
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The difficulty is that with most common methods, such as cubing the butter and working it in with your fingertips or a pastry cutter, it can be hard to sufficiently work in the butter to provide uniform lift and flavor without overworking it and producing dense biscuits.
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"Your partner may feel more like you do about sex than you think, but you'll never know that unless you're willing to express your own feelings and listen to them," Tina B. Tessina, a psychotherapist and author of "How to Be Happy Partners: Working It Out Together," previously told Insider.
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"Your partner may feel more like you do about sex than you think; but you'll never know that unless you're willing to express your own feelings and listen to them," Tina B. Tessina, PhD, psychotherapist, and author of " How to Be Happy Partners: Working It Out Together," previously told INSIDER.
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But there's always some tray that needs emptying, or some side-jug of water that needs filling up, or it needs three buttons pressing on a central panel to confirm that yes, coffee is in the machine, and nobody else in the office seems capable of working it, like your grandma with a DVD player.
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"This is one of them (don't worry btw - we're working it out!)" Ocasio-Cortez is widely viewed as an up-and-coming star in the Democratic Party in the wake of her surprise win, fueled in part by her leftist policy ideas, which more closely align with millennial voters than her future congressional colleagues.
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From her gorgeous pastel purple mini dress by Raisa & Vanessa at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards to the $635 Retrofête rainbow wrap dress she wore during a live ABC appearance in Nashville to her iridescent sequin romper at the iHeartRadio Music Awards, it's clear that Swift is working it with her wardrobe of pastel rainbow hues.
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The concern isn't about American capability or credibility to maintain deterrence, but it's more just about not being in mutual understanding of exactly where the lines are, and not having a mutual understanding that everybody knows what would be considered a proportional versus an escalatory response, and that this uncertainty, even as we're working it out, introduces a degree of risk.
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All those merciless cullings and endless organizational refinements, all that data and all the brilliant minds and machines working it over, all resolving to some underpaid grunt in a folding chair whaling away on a garbage can because the members of the team's brain trust of thoroughbred data nerds simply took it for granted that they could get away with it.
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After blinking, wide-eyed, at the Globes audience and musing that she felt like "Cher in the John Patrick Shanley movie Moonstruck," Gaga thanked American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy and then her team: You guys pick me up every single day and the things I put my body through and my mind through when I'm working, it makes me like a child.
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DAVID BOSSIE, CHAIRMAN, CITIZENS UNITED: Well, I wish I could, Martha, but I don&apost know what the Chinese president said to Kim Jong Un. I would say that this president&aposs maximum pressure campaign, which is clearly working, it is clearly bringing that man, Kim Jong Un, to the table to talk, whether it&aposs on that day or another day, we won&apost know.
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So I don't care how bad things get, in the morning if I can summon the strength at night, before I go to bed, and every moment during the day, I want to be someone that is living hope — not preaching it, but working it — every single day trying to make this nation more hopeful, for myself and for everyone who lives in it.
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Hatch was tightlipped about what would be in the bill, noting he was still working it out, but his comments come amid growing concern on Capitol Hill about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's trade policies.
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Cars of the future will be heavily reliant on their suite of sensors for proper functioning; vehicles today already pack a ton of cameras, ultrasound and radar arrays, but they mostly use these for non-core driver assistance and other features, and if they weren't working, it wouldn't be the end of the road because the human driver's built-in sensors are the real fall-back.
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But when I took all the pains with every step — researching the distinction between Lorraine and Alsacienne (it's onion); keeping the dough cool and working it with a fork so my hands didn't melt the fat while blending; blind-baking the shell; raising and reducing the temperature of the oven; grating the Gruyère on the medium teardrops of a box grater — it produced this stunner.
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Within, a wide range of topics are covered in interviews and critical essays — white privilege in strip clubs, respectability politics, boundaries, care labor, the politics of "enthusiastic consent", the aftermath of FOSTA/SESTA, surveillance and criminalization of sex work, and the media's glamorization of sex work (the recent blockbuster Hustlers comes up more than once.) Working It provides important context for the artworks on display with raw, first-hand accounts of how the dehumanization of sex work directly impacts the individuals involved.
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We want to support people who are trying to bring Russia and US closer together, President Putin, President Trump, agreed to have a business council between Russia and the US. It needs to start working, it needs to start having positive agenda, because every day we have major animosity between Russia and the US, we are moving to major geopolitical problems, crazy problems, and business needs to work together to solve them, and media, frankly, needs to start supporting reconciliation between Russia and the US. KD: Thank you so much.
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Reporting by The New York Times, ProPublica and others over the past 18 months has raised serious questions about how it does business at home and abroad: corruption allegations against companies McKinsey partnered with in South Africa and Mongolia; a federal criminal investigation into the firm's bankruptcy practice in the United States; attempts to deny that it helped put into effect controversial Trump administration immigration policies; and evidence that McKinsey cherry-picked nonviolent inmates for a pilot project and made it seem that an attempt to curb violence at New York City's Rikers Island jail complex was working (it wasn't).
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DARRELL ISSA, US REPRESENTATIVE, CALIFORNIA, REPUBLICAN: Well, look, the president has an agenda and he&aposs running it and he&aposs working it, and every day, all we&aposre seeing is - to be honest, wanting to retry not just the 2016 election, but as you know, they are going back to 2006, raiding his own attorney&aposs headquarters and then leaking to the New York Times what their spin on that information is at a time in which as you know the president&aposs own legal team is waiving attorney-client privilege to make sure the word gets out that the president has nothing to hide.
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My view was after 50 years of a policy not working, it made sense for us to try to reopen diplomatic relations, to engage a Cuban government, to be honest with them about the strong disagreements we have around, you know, political oppression and treatment of dissenters and freedom of press and freedom of religion, but that to make progress for the Cuban people, our best shot was to suddenly have the Cuban people interacting with Americans and seeing the incredible success of the Cuban-American community and engaging in commerce and business and trade, and that it was through that process of opening up these bilateral relations that you would see over time serious and significant improvement.
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