A good idea works and it works and it works.
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He points to Rihanna as a female genderless style icon in the way that she works (works, works, works, works) tomboy pieces into her street style.
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And to do that, outrage works, and racism works, and sexism works.
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It seems like people get to be dancing monkeys and what works, works, works.
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This is not how Valium works, or how mental illness works, or how gun violence works.
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There are also dramatic works, works of art, and even works of choreography that are now public domain.
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"From my perspective the chemistry works, the mix works, the process works, " said Warren Hilton, the plant manager.
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And like Doom in some ways felt like stitched together ideas that, it works, it works, somehow this works!
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She works as an attorney, another protester works for the VA, and another works with a disability development agency.
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It's about whether government works and who it works for.
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"Works for me if it works for you," he said.
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It works for them, and it works for 20 years.
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But these are published works speaking to other published works.
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But "World in the Walls" works, and works very well.
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It works a bit like Lunchr, but for works councils.
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That seems pretty creepy, but if it works, it works.
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It works pretty well but not ... It works pretty well.
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The devil works hard but fashion nova works harder pic.twitter.
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Well, it only works in Gboard, Google's keyboard app, and it only works on Pixels, and it only works in American English.
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However, At the Center of the World prominently features his earlier works, complete with Native imagery, works that use the Cherokee language, works that reference Cherokee history, and works that imply the artist's Native identity.
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The exhibition is organized by the chronology it established: early works (1504–1525), mid-career works (1525–1542), and late works (1542–59053).
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But while Rami works in Hollywood, Sami works as a teacher.
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Photo print The devil works hard, but CVS photo works harder.
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I find it fascinating how science works, and how academia works.
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And it works in English, whereas the ECJ works in French.
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What works for you professionally is usually not what works personally.
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So long as you believe it works, it works for you.
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What works on a small scale works on a large scale.
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In this context, socialism works, it works as it supposed to.
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I've seen how this works, and it works really, really well.
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It's very clear when a work 'works,' and Jafa's video works.
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Airport financing works somewhat differently than investment in public works projects.
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But hey — when it works, it works, and here we are.
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My husband works with me at Heavener and works in maintenance.
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It just goes to show that when it works, it works!
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The greatest works have always been the works of many people.
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He often works on the computer; she works with her hands.
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That's why it works, and you're trying to understand God's works.
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"We're still in the very early process of trying to figure out when it works, how it works and why it works," Sfakianoudis said.
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The fingerprint sensor works, the selfie camera works, the earpiece-speaker-thing works, all in a package with an impressive screen-to-body ratio.
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But for stuff plugged into the Caavo it works and works well.
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That's not how a prosecutor works, that's not how a case works.
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" American Water Works: "We've got to be careful of American Water Works.
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" American Water Works: "We've got to be careful of American Water Works.
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How it works: Impeaching a judge works just like impeaching a president.
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But, I should stress, the use of backstory works, and works brilliantly.
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They understand how technology works, so they understand how the world works.
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And it works with people too, and it works with normal consciousness.
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Why it works: It lets your partner know what works for you.
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That's not how abortion works, that's not how any of this works.
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My mom works in funerals and my dad works at Burger King.
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"My point is, what works for you, works for you," he said.
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She works big and she works for as long as it takes.
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Today, Hokie works full-time at AfricanStockPhoto while Kiyuti works part-time.
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"That is not how privilege works; that's how stonewalling works," Schiff said.
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It's not an easy model, but when it works, it really works.
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"When base isolation works well, it works very well," Dr. Heaton said.
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It works on-premise, it works on GCP and on other clouds.
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He's getting some insight into how the world works, how commerce works.
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Here's how it works FreshDirect works exactly like any other shopping site.
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Turns out the hype is because it works, and it works well.
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If that works, you get chills, you cry, then the film works.
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Liu reluctantly agreed to withdraw the nine works from the exhibition, focusing on more recent works and works that had been exhibited in China before.
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Then, search for the DOI in one of nemobis's lists of works—one list includes works published until 1909, the other includes works published until 1923.
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But the Apple Watch only works with iPhones; Fitbit works with all smartphones.
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Yeah, no, it works, there's really no question whether it works or not.
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Ryan Murphy knows what works — or, rather who works — on American Crime Story.
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I understand how men work and how Hollywood works and how power works.
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"This works for the reinsurers and it certainty works for us," said Harmer.
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If it pushes you into discovering what works for you, then it works.
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Soundsgood works with Spotify, YouTube, Deezer, SoundCloud with more integrations in the works.
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Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass service works, technologically speaking—and it works damn well.
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Williams: I had to learn how the sound works, how the DAT works.
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It's not without its flaws, but the stuff that works, works extremely well.
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How it works isn't typically what attracts people, it's how fast it works.
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Bloomberg's theory of the election is unconventional, but if it works, it works.
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Either it works for the goose and then it works for the gander.
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The organization's current president works for TeamHealth; its president elect works for Envision.
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When it works, it works, but the whiplash can be a bit much.
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Patricia works in the mortgage industry and her wife works at a bank.
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Well, now it seems that what works for babies works for adults, too.
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"That's not how the world works, that's not how love works," Harrison said.
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So explain how this works to people who don't know how TV works.
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"We see science works better, science works faster, engineering works better when we have the biggest and most diverse range of people contributing to it," Wade said.
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These organizations say they "rely on copyright to protect these works and at the same time respect the limits of copyright when their creative works contain or are inspired by other works ... depend on an appropriately balanced fair use doctrine that furthers the purposes of copyright law, including the rights to control the reproduction and distribution of copyrighted works, to create derivative works, and to license the creation of derivative works."
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Mr. Robot works, and works well, when it traffics in things that others don't.
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Day jobs: King works at a winery in Vermont; Fredrick works at Crate & Barrel.
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He ultimately works for the president and he ultimately works for the American people.
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Assistant: Obviously, just like Siri works with Apple stuff, Assistant works with Google stuff.
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A colleague who works part-time, ''Gina,'' also works as a freelance graphic artist.
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So, when you hear people talk about, you know, capitalism works, absolutely it works.
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He works through the night, sleeps late, and then works into the night again.
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"My point is, what works for you, works for you," he said on Today.
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"These guys know how trading works, how benchmarking works," one of the sources said.
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"My point is, what works for you, works for you," he added on Today.
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The light works great and thanks to adjustable color temperatures, works in every situation.
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Fitbit also works with different mobile operating systems, whereas Apple Watch works with iPhones.
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"America works, and it works now better than it ever worked," Buffett told Lane.
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Your best works can happen in minutes, and your worst works can take years.
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It works with Inception just as well as it works with The Lion King.
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Bath & Body Works Shapeable Soap, $16.50, available in July 2017 at Bath & Body Works.
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Samoa Cheesecake What works in cookie form, without fail works in cheesecake form. 3.
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Put simply, Medicaid works, even if it works better in some states than others.
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I don't know how it works, but it works, because they keep doing it.
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Fortunately, Atreus not only works, but he's the reason the game works at all.
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Watercolors, collages, impasto oil paintings, flat acrylic works, sculptural reliefs, multi-dimensional kinetic works.
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He works as a laboratory manager, and she works part-time for a nonprofit.
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I don't know if it works, but the trazodone I also take definitely works.
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Not just his own works, but the works that he collected or was given.
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Almost everyone that works with Sam [Mendes] or works with his company is female.
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The father works for the post office, the mother works in a dress factory.
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Various studies say it works, though no treatment of any kind works for everybody.
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That's not really reflected in the way Congress works and the way Washington works.
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He works on sheep farms; she works at an aged-care home for veterans.
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Likewise, past works in this BMA exhibition allow us to better understand future works.
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Why can't it just work the same way email works and the web works?
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HE DOESN'T KNOW ABOUT R STAR, WHETHER THAT WORKS OR NOT, OR U STAR, WHETHER THAT WORKS OR NOT, OR P STAR INFLATION, WHETHER THAT WORKS OR NOT.
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Sotheby's sale of Impressionist and modern works included works on paper by Francis Picabia and Henry Moore, the first works to be auctioned from the Berkshire Museum's collection.
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Pebble's decision to stick with crowdfunding is obvious—it works and it works really well.
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We thought, 'Oh, our relationship just works,' and the truth is, no relationship just works.
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It's weird how it works, but it fucking works, so we just run with it.
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Google provided services to 27 sites, Amazon works with nine, and Microsoft works with five.
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I don't know if it works but I do it and I think it works.
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Everything works after a fashion, but very little ever feels like it works quite right.
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All great works of fiction are works of great philosophy, pondering the fundamentals of humanity.
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She works in the classroom resource division, and he works in the curriculum division. Mrs.
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"The movie only works if the villain works, that's the secret," says Favreau of Elba.
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Each of these works are included in the current show, in addition to new works.
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"It works using physics kind of similar to how an arc welder works," Neumann explains.
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Do you want to see the greatest suite of Clyfford Still works and Rothko works?
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He works for them and can get me on the wait list when he works.
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Composed, or angry in a way that works in his favor — or works against him?
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My works consists of painted wood constructions and works on paper, watercolor, drawing, or collage.
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To understand how that works, you need to understand the unusual way that Medicaid works.
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Works by established, familiar artists hang alongside works by lesser-known artists and recent graduates.
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"I finally figured it out in my forties that when it works, it works," Moynahan said.
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The left port only works for charging, while the right one only works for Lightning headphones.
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Check out more of her works below: Click here to see more works of Kine Andersen.
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Here's an apprenticeship program that works in Denver, comes out of Switzerland and works in Canada.
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In my experience, it almost never works, but it often almost works, which is still impressive.
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The ground game Celebrity works, but building a good ground game works better, party leaders said.
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The exhibition explores Dinnerstein's creative arc from early, hyperrealist works to introspective and fantastical later works.
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Ruby works for Rodney, if we're keeping score, and Candy (Maggie Gyllenhaal) works for no one.
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It only works in Chrome and Safari, and it works on both iPhone and Android smartphones.
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Amy Becerra works for the state of Colorado and Marco Becerra works for the federal government.
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It works for the most part or mostly works, and these guys like getting your stuff.
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Illinois Tool Works – Illinois Tool Works was added to the "Conviction Buy" list at Goldman Sachs.
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He's also a creature of instinct -- which sometimes works for him and sometimes works against him.
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Altman is president of Social Security Works and Benesch is communications director at Social Security Works.
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I don't know how it works, because I know it ain't supposed to, but it works.
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Trump clearly doesn't know how abortion works, and he arguably doesn't even know how childbirth works.
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In her forthcoming works, Ms. Hamilton envisions adding original sound works into ever more immersive environments.
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"My point is, what works for you, works for you," Roker said on Today in January.
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Part of my sadness is that everything works for me and not everything works for him.
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It works just often enough for someone to claim it works and sell it to you.
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We just throw products up on an influencer&aposs platform and if it works, it works.
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"(As) with any new technology, we want to ensure it works and works well," he added.
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Reid works downtown at a management consultancy while Mr. Reid works in banking in Times Square.
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He showed a lack of familiarity between how the government works and how the campaign works.
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While it works admirably, the internet also works suboptimally—this isn't what it was designed for.
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Morrison works with seemingly unsalvageable material, with home movies, with orphaned reels of otherwise lost works.
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There are great works of satire, and then there are new media works that are merely slick, like electronic versions of Warhol works, with others occupying various other points across the spectrum.
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Melissa works for Jerry/Reggie/Jimmy Love (Tariq Trotter), while Barbara works for Larry Brown (Gbenga Akinnagbe).
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But that's not how love works and, unfortunately for Packer, that's not how diamond ownership works either.
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It's about whether government works for the wealthy and well-connected or government works for the people.
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It's about what works for you and what works for your skin — that should be the priority.
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It could happen: The devil works hard, but when it comes to crazy content...Netflix works harder.
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If a guy works an hourly job, and he works eight hours, gets paid for it, terrific.
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But I like just putting stuff out there, mixing everything up, and if it works it works.
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To be fair, that's what most emails consist of, and when it works, it works really well.
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The effect works: taken as a whole the exhibition distinctly shows two artists whose works are conversant.
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Investigations have shown some public works contracts are overpriced and some payments are made for fictitious works.
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I have two managers, one of them works in film primarily and the other works in music.
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"That's not how it works, @LoganPaul," the tweet read That's not how it works, @LoganPaul. https://t.
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Drouin works, too: Drouin estimates that she works three to five hours a week on Mochi's brand.
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And like most autonomous driving, when it works in every day experiences, it kind of just... works.
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"The devil works hard but Missguided works harder @kimkardashian," the Instagram caption that featured the dress read.
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How it works Luxturna works by supplying a third gene -- a normal RPE65 gene -- to retinal cells.
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Most of us assume that Congress works the same way democracy works writ large—that majority rules.
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Kastoka got a high school scholarship through Wildlife Works, where she now works as an office administrator.
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He now works in a steel plant and works with HVACs on the side with his dad.
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Originally from Las Vegas, Olen works in admin and marketing, while Brooklyn native Harkins works in hospitality.
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But we don't know how well it works compared to saline, or whether it works at all.
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And when you want to have an economy that works, you need to have retirement that works.
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The insurance on these works runs into the millions and involves specifications about how works are displayed.
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I'm an atheist who works at a church and a woman who works in a tech department.
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I know the way the real world works, and this is the way the real world works.
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Barczyk works with United Talent Agency, a top Hollywood talent agency that also works with digital creators.
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The app works across the U.S. It also works internationally, which comes in handy when traveling abroad.
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She married a man who works at the factory, and her sister works in Alcoa's local office.
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"If it works, it works," Mr. Beekman, the owner of NutraCore Health Products, said in an interview.
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That's the way the system works — a little bit off — but that's the way the system works.
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It's one of Viola's best works in the show, lacking the technical manipulation of other video works.
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They replace the wildly unspooled works of Roberts and Zapata with more conservative and quiet fiber works.
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For the message boards and ... So Michael, explain how it works, explain how this newest idea works.
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But that pales in comparison to all the stuff that works, because it works so, so well.
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In the first gallery are clusters of different works on paper, plus the large works on hardboard.
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And reinforcement learning works for games; it works for situations where you have a small number of discrete actions, and it works because it requires many, many, many trials to run anything complex.
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In the Valley, I throw a barbeque and my neighbors come over, one neighbor is in venture capital, another neighbor works at Microsoft, another one works at Apple, another one works at Tesla.
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ME: Yes, the show contains a broad survey of our works from the past two decades, more than 80 works, of which 70 were existing works shipped from collections in 8 different countries.
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Beyond The Kissing Booth and After, Wattpad estimates over 1000 works have been adapted into various works worldwide.
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Ninjavan, which recently $30 million and works with e-commerce firms, actually works with Lalamove in some cities.
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Of course the whole endeavor ended with many bloody towels, but the fan works—and the hand works.
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While much of what Portal offers works (and often works well), one has to wonder what it's replacing.
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He released Cavity, a series of 3D-printed works and projected works inspired by the formation of geodes.
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It's also unclear if it works with all iOS devices or if it only works with some devices.
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As Hillary Clinton's experience has taught her that obfuscation works, Trump's has taught him that audacious puffery works.
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Sometime after James released 1992's Selected Ambient Works 20163-92 and 1994's Selected Ambient Works Vol.
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But security researchers point out that what works for the good guys works for the bad guys, too.
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Ron Calkins is President of the American Public Works Association and Public Works Director (Retired) of Ventura, Calif.
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"We still can't explain why it works, but we know that it works (in certain situations)," said Jiang.
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The stream works best in Safari but also usually works in the Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers.
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"We don't need to make sure it works, but if it works can it be big?" he said.
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The app works in real time, and you can see how it works by texting 470-823-7643.
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While Nicole works with the boys, Christian works to ready their newly purchased home for the twins' return.
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Still, I just don't think mango works as a carbonated beverage flavor and only works best in smoothies.
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The app supports 38 languages, works offline, uses 3D Touch and works on both iPhone and Apple Watch.
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The TV ad works because it's good for TV. The magazine ad works because it's good for magazines.
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But computer, smartphone, and electronics repair in the United States works much like car repair works in Denmark.
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"We told Hiesinger: 'Talbot never ever'," works council chief Wilhelm Segerath told reporters after a works council conference.
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Most of these works are representations of nature; older works have names like Milky Seas, Galaxias, and Spores.
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Little now works out of his warehouse in San Diego where takes commissions and sells his works online.
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"A lot of my friends in bands don't understand how it works, but it just works," he says.
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Yes. We consider both new works and adaptations from longer projects (whether works-in-progress or completed films).
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I am going to let God take it and handle everything, however it works out, it works out.
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And do they make works especially for the museum or are they pre-existing works that you collect?
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Think about how many deals are in the works, or that analysts say should be in the works.
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Ann told me that the MoMA retrospective would have 21984 works: 280 sculptures, and 21983 works on paper.
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"I have bought works out of his studio; I've also bought works privately," he added, referring to dealers.
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Roads are the largest category of public works, accounting for about a third of annual public works spending.
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"Watchmen" works hard to hammer home that racism is bad, but doesn't look deeply into how it works.
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President Trump may not like the way that works, but the president doesn't like the way Washington works.
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Because of how the internet works, that spying works differently from traditional phone wiretapping, raising novel legal issues.
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Nancy Altman is president of Social Security Works and Alex Lawson is Executive Director of Social Security Works.
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" The research is "well-considered" and "now, we have to see if it works -- how well it works.
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Along with digital animation, Coleman constantly works with new and different processes to create installations and interactive works.
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Anytime either of us works overtime, we contribute to my loans, which generally works out to $1,000 per year.
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So Nellie Ohr works for Fusion, works for Glenn Simpson, and she is giving documents -- JACKSON: Regular order please.
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New Works: Sohei Nishino at SFMOMA, the artist's first solo exhibition in the US, presents works from two series.
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"The blink detection is simple thresholding, which works when it works!" he said in a backstage interview with TechCrunch.
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The W6 stand works with all of Apple's Watches (Series 1-4), and works with the device's Nightstand mode.
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Austin works at the Executives' Alliance for Boys and Men of Color, and Makonnen works at Otsuka America Pharmaceutical.
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The Philippines' said it works with $55-$70, while India, according to two finance ministry sources, works with $65.
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In 2006, Kobe Steel admitted falsifying soot-emissions data from the blast furnaces at Kobe Works and Kakogawa Works.
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That's just not the way the U.S. law enforcement system works, it's not the way the Justice department works.
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It even works with Nest devices, something Google says will continue as the Works with Nest program winds down.
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It's rare for family-friendly Disney to focus on something so unsettling, but when it works, it really works.
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"If it works in the real world, it actually works," says Roberto Calandra, an AI research scientist at Facebook.
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While AxleHire works with larger companies shipping more than 10,000 items a month, AxleHire also works with smaller companies.
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What Trump appears to not have learned is that what works in business isn't always what works in politics.
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Arbus also frequently used flash in her later works, a departure from the natural light prevalent in these works.
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RIDGEFIELD Works by Kim Jones, David Brooks, Peter Liversidge and Virginia Overton, including sculpture, drawing and performance-based works.
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These early works give little indication of the optical punch and material immediacy that would mark her mature works.
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Their shifts don't make life easy for them -- Melissa works the day shift, while Ebony works in the afternoon.
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To understand why, we must ask how a Star Wars film works, and how Han Solo works within it.
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A faster speed setting works well for drilling holes, while a slower speed setting works better for driving screws.
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When society works, it all works together: - The kids go to school so the parents can go to work.
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What works for them on a daily basis is different than what works for me on a daily basis.
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Other works carve out a space for activism and defiance, as in works by Robert Longo and Emory Douglas.
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Mr. Mandakh, 38, now works as a taxi driver; his wife works as a cook at a Korean restaurant.
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CL: Then a shift happens, from individual, unitary works like these to the beginnings of the scroll-like works.
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Alex Lawson is Executive Director of Social Security Works and Linda Benesch is communications director for Social Security Works.
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First, most strokes are associated with changes in how the body works as well as how the brain works.
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He also understands that the threat of force works best when it works in conjunction with robust diplomatic efforts.
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"Creatine usually works, it works better than most sports supplements, because it's something your body usually has," says Patel.
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One of the organizations WREN works with is the Chattahoochee Nature Center, where Kathryn Dudeck works as wildlife director.
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So, that works for him, and what works for somebody else is just a little different and that's okay.
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Other times, a collection of works may be protected by copyright, even though the individual works themselves are not.
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Is it justified: Sure, but the problem is that this is how the game works now, diving and embellishment works.
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" She was blindsided when a student said, "Ah, miss, I don't care how it works as long as it works.
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Since 22052, we've been frozen with a public domain that only applies to works from before 1923 (and government works).
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We don't know yet if it works on other jellyfish, but we know it works on the most-deadly one.
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If it works, it works; great, and I still have the crowd and we can move onto the next thing.
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But I find that what works for me, when it works, is refusing to deny the suck of it all.
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"I'd like to see a clear line between works people use and works people have no use for," Lessig said.
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Flares that US Steel uses to vent pollutants while they fix Clairton Coke Works seen from the nearby Irvin Works.
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The same advice that works with bad relationships works with cosmetics and skin care — sometimes things just don't work out.
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For people who maybe didn't catch where Bryan works, at the outside of this podcast, he works for Forerunner Ventures.
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You can find a good pick among The Best VPNs for Netflix—what works for one streamer works for another.
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Uptown, at Art + Leisure, smaller works on paper line the walls, as well as some mid-sized works on panel.
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And what's important to that is not only that it works for our company, all the participants it works for.
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"My point is, what works for you, works for you," he told Today co-anchors Craig Melvin and Dylan Dreyer.
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When: Friday, June 1, 7pm ($20) Where: Pioneer Works (159 Pioneer Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn) More info at Pioneer Works.
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"My point is, what works for you, works for you," he told Today co-anchors Craig Melvin and Dylan Dreyer.
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Money, being a human construct, functions in a much weirder way: it only works if we all agree it works.
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The exhibit also surveys Bell's works on paper — Vapor Drawings, Mirage Works, and Fractions — all created in his Taos studio.
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"My point is, what works for you, works for you," he told Today co-anchors Craig Melvin and Dylan Dreyer.
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It's the question, in effect, of whether the American government works for the American people or works for Trump personally.
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The way the HeartGuide works is there's a secondary, inflatable strap that works as a miniature cuff on your wrist.
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Collectively, the works include narrative-based figurative works and abstractions as provocative meditations on bodies loaded with desire and possibility.
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"What works in this market works very well, and what doesn't work often is left by the wayside," Cramer said.
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All of that progress was fueled with a simple belief: that our economy works better when it works for everybody.
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The immigration judge works for the Department of Justice, and the government's attorney works for the Department of Homeland Security.
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Robert now works as a senior security architect for the State of Washington and Falcon works as a security consultant.
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If they suddenly forgot how their seat belt works, well, I guess I forgot how my gas pedal works too.
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It was totally inspirational: a lifetime of lessons in watching the way he works and the way his team works.
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A flight attendant who works for Worldwide Jet, which charters private jets, said she often works flights with celebrity passengers.
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They say that while the devil works hard, Kris Jenner works harder, but really, Kylie might be working the hardest.
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Before constructing each of his works, the realist artist works extensively to capture just the right body of inspirational materials.
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Check out some of their works below: Head over to 25th Century's website to check out more of these works.
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Lieberman currently works at the New York-based law firm Kasowitz Benson Torres, where Trump attorney Marc Kasowitz also works.
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Loga works in marketing near Madison Square Park and Mr. Loga, 32, a civil engineer, works in the Financial District.
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"I've been working on public works for 40 years," said Basuki Hadimuljono, the minister for public works and people's housing.
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Each of Kivinen's complex works is itself made up of multiple works, but the layering occurs in reverse as well.
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A former staff member at Know Your Meme, she now works at Tumblr, where she works with various fan communities.
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For me, what works in Stories [videos that disappear after 24 hours] works as posts [posts are online until deleted].
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Mr. Diallo, 40, who works in sales, and Ms. Dair, 403, who works in customer service, met six years ago.
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In them he works, with detours and sidetracks, toward the distillation of his spare, more purely linguistic "Skin Set" works.
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The Kaepernick approach works as a way to create controversy, but I don't think it works to create better understanding.
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So, that works for him and what works for somebody else is just a little different and, and that's okay.
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" He added, "We are going to have an immigration system that works, but one that works for the American people.
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This basically means that what works for you works for you, but you can't force it to work for others.
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The Lambda Literary Awards finalists will come together to read from their works next Tuesday at Housing Works Bookstore Cafe.
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Those are all of the secret keys to a market that actually works for health care and works for patients.
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But, since he left a treasure trove of unpublished works, their copyright protection has extended for many years after his death, because, under pre-1978 law, those works' copyright protection would not start until the works were published.
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For artists, the knowledge that the end is beckoning may provoke a last surge of inspiration to begin or complete final works, works that invariably come to acquire an extra significance, no matter how flawed the works themselves.
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And then I began to realize how indoctrination really works — and it works because it can change the way you think.
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"He works hard every day, works on his game and that's the best part about him," Westbrook told reporters of Abrines.
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The butcher's table that I got at Housing Works, I had been to three different Housing Works before I found it.
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For instance, Foglesonger said Carter's father works "works with me every day" at a company that makes boilers and water heaters.
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But on the other hand, I think the way podcasting generally works is, it works better if there's a big audience.
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It's all very complicated, and works deep inside the operating system, so you don't really need to understand how it works.
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Snap Inc's diagram of how Stories works Snap Inc's diagram of how Stories works Facebook hasn't been shy about this perspective.
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No wonder men pay so much money for this shit — it works, it still works, and I'm absolutely furious about it. ●
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"She works as hard on her health as she does on the show…she probably [works] harder than anyone I know."
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"We need to know what works, but also why it works," added Addy, who previously worked with patients suffering from addictions.
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For example, users may end up with multiple smartphones — one that works in China, and another that works outside the country.
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The team was based in Amazon's SouthSide Works office in Pittsburgh, which now works on Amazon Alexa technology and machine translation.
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You've provided cover illustrations for some of Heinlein's works before — how did working on this edition stack up to those works?
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To understand how "Find Your Fit" works, it's important to understand how the TrueDepth camera works to make Face ID possible.
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" Works by other famous artists including Max Ernst, Piet Mondrian, and Mark Rothko are labeled as works "made by a refugee.
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The works on display will include both Old Master and contemporary works, as well as rare and new-to-market pieces.
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She explains that her presence works to deter the maltreatment of patients in the three government hospitals where she routinely works.
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The doughnut vehicle works great not only because it works like a blank canvas, but because it's a Los Angeles staple.
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It's a marriage of form and function that we don't always see in formal wear — but when it works, it works.
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RIDGEFIELD Works by Kim Jones, David Brooks, Peter Liversidge and Virginia Overton, ranging from sculpture to drawing and performance-based works.
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Panda not included This one works with just about any Windows operating system, and works wirelessly from up to ten meters.
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Today, he works to inspire other runners through the Meb Foundation, which works to help promote children's health, education and fitness.
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It works like this: The app works with providers like American Education Services, Fedloans, Great Lakes, Navient and Nelnet, among others.
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American air traffic control works because it works for the American people - and we should keep it that way,' he continued.
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More details will no doubt be revealed as Target works with Shipt to cement a system that works for both interests.
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If you get the outcome you wanted, either it really works, or you now just believe it works—it's the same.
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While the front snap kick to the jaw works well against static opponents, it works even better against predictably plodding opponents.
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This image works better on a Discover, this image works better on Instagram, this kind of image ... That's right, and links.
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In addition, not every treatment works for everyone — sometimes the best treatment we have works for just one of 10 people.
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This exhibition of large-scale works follows the recent installation of three major works at the Huntington Library and Botanical Gardens.
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Katherine Neal, who works in sales, and Annie Jackson, who works in public relations, take the first shifts in the bathroom.
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You read it and say, 'That's how that works, and that's how that works,' and then you make it work onstage.
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Sure, it works, but adding music to the watch is done through the Huawei Health and that only works on Android.
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While Lopez works in the city, Both works from home as a filmmaker, and he uses this space as an office.
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It works for Monday Isa, who works out at the Planet Fitness in the Mall at Prince Georges in Hyattsville, Maryland.
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" Vivian LeCourtois, an installation artist, said that "hopefully, people that borrow the works will purchase works by the artists they like.
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There are also early works by Jim Dine, Dan Flavin, and Allan Kaprow before they became famous for making signature works.
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The book makes a point to emphasize his lack of knowledge of how the treasury works or how national security works.
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On the wall are works by works by J. M. W. Turner, an English Romanticist landscape painter in the 19th century.
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I've been critiqued before for overplaying or playing too excitedly, but it works for me, works for Bangladeafy and works for the people who like the band so I don't feel as bad about it as I used to.
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These are works that are difficult not merely in a conceptual sense but in reality as well, works that require as much time and energy as they do money, works that are ephemeral and unwieldy and often extremely messy.
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How it works, per Campos: It doesn't replace GSuite or Outlook, but rather works on top of Microsoft's and Google's productivity tools.
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There are many works by Leonardo here, but there are also many works by other artists too, Flemish or Italian, for example.
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He works out before work, comes home and eats with us, and then goes and works out until he goes to bed.
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"At a base level, it shows a lack of understanding about how the design team works and how Apple works," Cook said.
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That's the sign of something that works — it takes little effort and little time, you just throw it on and it works.
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That's how we make a system that works not just for the rich and the powerful but works for all of us.
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That's how we make a system that works not just for the rich and the powerful, but works for all of us.
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This works for grand works like the Taj Mahal or Machu Picchu, but it can also happen on a more personal level.
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Mars doesn't take equity in the firms it works with, but it works with the startups to improve their products and sales.
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The silicon dock works with most phone cases, though the marble one only works with slim cases that measure under 3.5mm thick.
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The works are grouped associatively, with each work connected by ideas or visual patterns to the works that appear next to it.
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Works include The Avengers, Batman, Captain America, Alley Oop, Red Ryder, and Dr. Martin Luther King, as well as many contemporary works.
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"I'm not sure that hangover soup really works for hangovers," says Rhiannon Brooksbank-Jones, who works for a Korean-owned nursery school.
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"There's absolutely no research showing that sex addiction treatment actually works, or works better than treatment with a regular therapist," Ley says.
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Works that bear witness to what black people went through and still endure; works that reveal past and continuing struggles and successes.
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Mr. Mardenfeld, 34, works in San Francisco as a founder of Related Works, a Manhattan-based digital management platform for cultural institutions.
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Although Lieu agrees that it's preferable to see works in person, there's an argument for critiquing digital images of works as well.
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Court trials have revealed a pattern of awarding public works contracts in exchange for bribes, with works overvalued, delayed and poorly executed.
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Stay tuned for our review tomorrow to see how it all works out in practice — at least, how it works right now.
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When "The Leftovers" works best — wondrously, transportingly — it works beyond logic, through image and parable, like a kind of dirty-realist gospel.
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He says that style of eating works best for him and urges people to figure out what works best for their goals.
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They produce works comprising a mix of independent projects made available through sale or license, and works-made-for-hire under contract.
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Partly by necessity — many of Paik's works were purposefully ephemeral — there is a surplus of works on paper and documentation on view.
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Normally, the process works smoothly but liquidity shortfalls can gum up the works and, in the worst case, can cause financial crises.
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Notable works include Reyes's three-legged wooden metate chairs, built using 3,000-year-old techniques, and a selection of Fernández's textile works.
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Check out more of his clever works below: You can check out more works by Anshuman Ghosh on his website and Instagram.
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Currently, the museum has 1oo works by Penn already in their collection, with a newly installed gallery featuring 30 of those works.
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Orderly notes at the back cite works as varied as "Auditory Brain Development in Premature Infants: The Importance of Early Experience" and the works of St. Augustine and Thomas Hobbes, but readers may recall other works as they turn the pages.
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You use the app to browse through different works of art, learn more about individual artists, find playlists that allow you to cycle through related works automatically — and to create your own playlists or upload your own works of art.
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"They have isolated Indiana from his friends and supporters, forged some of Indiana's most recognizable works, exhibited the fraudulent works in museums, and sold the fraudulent works to unsuspecting collectors," said the lawsuit filed last week by Morgan Art Foundation Ltd.
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The works were created in the mid-1930s by Victor Arnautoff, a social realist, for the Works Progress Administration, an agency created under Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal that provided public works jobs for the unemployed during the Great Depression.
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" In his book, Kessler writes: "In the end, Jared and Ivanka would push the most disastrous and foolish decisions of Trump's presidency ... they had no understanding of the basic fundamentals of how government works, how a campaign works, how politics works.
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The space is packed with Fluxus works from Japan to Latin America, and features works by Fluxus's leading man, George Macuinas, alongside Yoko Ono's instructional works from the early 220s, Rirkrit Tiravanija's "Untitled (apron and Thai pork sausage)" (19073) and Pope.
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So ladies, you have to do what works for you and your family, and not what you think works for hers or theirs.
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It preserves old archives while fans continually upload new works; the archive recently announced it had accumulated works from over 1103,000 individual fandoms.
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Three works on loan from the Louvre were among the works destroyed in the fire on the island of Tatihou in the Channel.
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What works there may not work in the US, and what works in some parts of the US may not work in others.
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Confusion on this point is consistent with Trump's overall theory of how trade works, but Trump's theory of how trade works is absurd.
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As such, the FBI is subject to the DOJ prosecutors for whom it works, and the DOJ, of course, works for the president.
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Rather than segregating the works, curator Carlos Navarro presented an introductory text and visitors could find the works with a special museum map.
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"When I was a child, I thought the coke works were a cloud factory," said Meade, looking down onto the Clairton coke works.
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H: When working on the show and seeing earlier works in dialogue with more recent works, what was that experience like for you?
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The problem: Experts agree that medication-assisted treatment works — and that it works even better when paired with psychotherapy and long-term care.
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The essay asserts that all the artists' works involve stone, but as one surveys these works, this seems not to be the case.
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Mr. Hicks, who grew up in Freehold, N.J., works for a company that does web marketing; Ms. Hicks works in television commercial production.
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This way, the works on display don't only reflect our taste, but a broader scope of contemporary thought on VR/New Media works.
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And the engineering team works directly next to the department inside Nike that works on athletes of all levels of ability and enablement.
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Rooted in Dadaist and Surrealist approaches, Böröcz's works disassociate the subject from their original function, as Meret Oppenheim's or Man Ray's works did.
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They also make their own creative works—remixes, stories, covers, art, videos, designs—that can at times become more popular than official works.
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What works for Lil Wayne might not work for Jay Z. What works for Jay Z might not work for Rich Homie Quan.
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"We're making sure the platforms that the entire party works on works reliably and effectively so they can do their jobs," he said.
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These works reflect a disjointed field of vision that foreshadows Smithson's shattered glass and mirror works, as well as his interest in plastics.
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The Library's Copyright Royalty Board will issue rates for "nondramatic musical works to make and distribute phonorecords of those works," the agency says.
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Why it works: "Most forged art works are based on copying certain compositional and subject matter-related elements and patterns," the researchers said.
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When it works, it works, but there are still plenty of annoyances that you won't get with a kettle and a drip cone.
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Since 2011, Wildlife Works has sold carbon credits and earned millions of dollars shared by landowners, investors, Wildlife Works and the local community.
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The BDS movement works to boycott Israeli goods and services and works to have Israel withdraw from lands they claim belong to Palestine.
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Sarge Metalfatigue — This is actually a guy called Sarge who works at a piercing studio called Metal Fatigue, so it kind of works.
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A prolific composer, Mr. Smith wrote more than 400 works for chorus, orchestra and chamber ensembles, as well as works for the theater.
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Also, an artist's share grows with the number of works invested, a plan meant to encourage artists to invest the full 20 works.
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"A generator works for a few hours in an emergency," said Eliecer Rivero, who works as a receptionist at a hotel in Valencia.
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So the value proposition isn't, 'Come see great works of art'; it's, 'Come learn to see by engaging with great works of art.
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Featured works range from drawing, sculpture, photography, and installation, to film and performance-based works that will take place throughout the exhibition's run.
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If something—a rope, a hand-dug tunnel, a fake passport—works, it works and smugglers and migrants alike will use that method.
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The first of the exhibit's three rooms contains six works, though teamLab makes it incredibly challenging to identify what these individual works are.
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Among the photography, sculpture, illustration, and painting included, three were elected as the top works of the exhibition, alongside two-runner-up works.
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She works and works and then gets snubbed for her performance in "Arrival" because Florence Foster Jenkins over there can impersonate a teakettle.
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Amy Becerra works for the state of Colorado, while Marco Becerra, who is also a citizen of Peru, works for the federal government.
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But Mr. Cerruti, who for decades was discreetly buying works from auctions and dealers, also had a discerning eye for 20th-century works.
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"Because once you know it works, you can't say, 'Great, it works, now, give me another six months to produce it,'" he said.
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Some of the most beautiful and lyrical works in this volume are, similarly, poems written "after" works by international poets in many languages.
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Before an auction of the works on March 14, three artists talk about the works he loved and what they say about him.
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On the Mississippi Gulf Coast, artist Reyes runs Almost Circle Gallery to showcase contemporary works by local creatives and works by former residents.
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Dr. Panken, 36, works in Atlanta as a taxonomist at CNN, where she works to organize concepts to classify articles on its website.
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Alexandra Bell works at the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation and Anthony Wier works at the Friends Committee on National Legislation.
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"At the root of this is the inability to manage stress," said Joanne Leider, who works as the program director at Meditation Works.
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How it works The new treatment essentially works by exposing children to controlled dosages of peanut protein until they've reached a maintenance level.
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The number of works from each artist and the price depend largely on the medium; works include prints, sculpture, photography and fiber work.
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He's now a college football analyst for ESPN, works as a Bucs analyst, works for the NFL Players Association, and coaches high school.
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X Artists' Books are rich visually, verbally, and conceptually, works that often exist both in book form and as works off the page.
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Mr. Panthee works as a chemist on Long Island and Ms. Panthee works at a beauty salon in the Bronx, the friends said.
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"When it works, it works really well, but there's a limited number of well-characterized structures that we can confidently use," said Bhardwaj.
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It works like any other Tile device, which is to say that it works well for locating your headphones should you misplace them.
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Free speech works; it works better than any form of censorship or suppression; and in exercising vigorously, the truth is bound to emerge.
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How hashing works Video hashing works by breaking down a video into key frames and giving each a unique alphanumerical signature, or hash.
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The shorter, stylish, gripping works of illustrated fiction lent themselves to easy reading with the same lasting impact of many picture-free works.
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Christie's rival 93.7-lot sale of Impressionist and modern works on Tuesday evening raised £136.9 million, with 92 percent of the works sold.
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There is an interesting dynamic between the artist's works on paper and sculptures, which often serve as smaller maquettes for the wall works.
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The one thing they all have in common is that these books don't illustrate other works of art; they are works of art.
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The report reads: The interviews of Shred Works' employees and the Shred Works' documents do not confirm Levandowski's contention that he took the five disks to Shred Works on the same day as his meeting with Uber, which was March 223, 22017.
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Google's end goal is to have all of the Works with Nest functionality replicated in the new Works with Google Assistant program, which provides a more central point of control for customers and greater privacy protections than the Works with Nest program allowed.
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You lower the hips a little so it works with the longer legs, which means the shoulders are in a different position, but you've got to get the head right back to where it was, so the eyeline works and the attitude works.
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JY: At the Philip Guston drawing retrospective that was at The Morgan Library some years ago, we were there together and [Johns] complained that a lot of the works weren't works on paper, so why did they call it Works on Paper.
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For example, Google Assistant works with Chromecast and Android TV, while Alexa works with Amazon's Fire TV, and HomeKit works with Apple's AirPlay and Apple TV. All three platforms offer their own visual interface too, and this could be where Apple wins.
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It's a good word because it works politically as a reflection of the world, and it works aesthetically as a reflection of the creative process and the music on the record, and it works as a really cool rock and roll title.
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So while Shakespeare's New Contemporaries is an opportunity to seek out groundbreaking works that use Shakespeare as influence, it's also an opportunity to highlight the fact that fanfiction works and functions in much the same way as works of perceived greater legitimacy.
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With LTE (works with AT&T and Verizon), the Watch Sport, like the Gear S3 Frontier, works as a standalone device — no phone required.
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Ketamine works for 75% of patients who have been resistant to other forms of treatment, such as Prozac (which works in 58% of patients).
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However, Google says it was able to scan over 15,000 works, and it then its visual recognition software to identify and categorize the works.
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How it works: People register with I'm With Them, which works with a third-party service to authenticate the identity of those reporting misconduct.
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In addition to works from the Spencer Museum's collection and international loans, Temporal Turn features four site-specific works commissioned exclusively for the exhibition.
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It's like a new fashion division of labor where one works for the big law firm and one works at the little law firm.
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The United States is vast and what works to get women elected in the Northwest is dramatically different than what works in the Southeast.
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Kwan joined the Clinton campaign in 2015 and now works on the campaign's surrogate team, a group that works with the campaign's celebrity endorsers.
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The make-up artist and manicurist works at London's Nicky Clarke salon in Mayfair and also regularly works with the Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.
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My passion is on education so I'm doing a lot of testing works and doing a lot of frontier works in the rural areas.
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Comey works for Lynch, Lynch works for the President, and the President is an outspoken supporter of Hillary Clinton, the focus of the investigation.
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The Department of Agriculture works with farmers, promotes food safety, and works on issues of housing in the more rural parts of the country.
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And it looks and works just like the Oculus Go. The Oculus Go works without a PC, and you don't need a smartphone either.
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But, either way, Facebook has shown that it likes to stick with what works — and what works is copying competitors, and sometimes copying itself.
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In fact, with competition many more works of good quality got rejected, whereas in the noncompetitive condition more works of lower quality got accepted.
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W: Well, without getting into it now, I would have to just show you how it works, I wouldn't talk about how it works.
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The collection includes works of painting, sculpture, assemblage and photographs that document site-specific works found throughout the rural areas of the American South.
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I have absolutely no idea if this works for anyone else because everyone has their own individual coping mechanisms, but it works for me.
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Interestingly, the original Smart Keyboard works with the new iPad Pro 10.5 and the new Smart Keyboard works with the 9.7-inch iPad Pro.
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In comparison to his later works, Melehi's paintings from the early 1960s are cold, slightly unmemorable, abstract works in black, white, yellow, and maroon.
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Vandermeer's works are deserving of a wide audience Like Ted Chiang, whose adaptation Arrival will hit theaters soon, Vandermeer's works deserve a wide audience.
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Now that they have shown the approach works, they can start finding out what they want to know about how a fly's brain works.
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In other words, ensuring that an AI system works just as well on everyone does not mean it works just as well for everyone.
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Everyone has to understand that this is a circus and this is how it works, at least until the way the media works changes.
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This works for basically the same reason the Rule of 72 works, except that we're aiming to triple rather than double our initial investment.
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And, as David Bem, PPG's chief technology officer, observes, what works for solar heat also works for the sensor radiation bounced back from cars.
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"In principle" is the key word, because not much works without integration, and nothing works without the intention of the migrants to integrate themselves.
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While I'm not sure that idea works as a theme, it works well enough as a respite from the rest of the season's storylines.
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"They give that to their deportation officer," explained Garcia, who works for the New Mexico Immigrant Law Center on an Equal Justice Works fellowship.
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Like the President-elect, Mnuchin is not only a true outsider to Washington, but he understands how the economy works and how business works.
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I've spent time with her, I know how hard she works: This is someone who works with a vocal coach for hours a day.
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The best way [is to] not only bring to us the technology and the explanation of how it works but how it works safely.
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The archive includes works from Saar's entire career, with sketchbooks, prints, drawings, book illustrations, and documentation of her assemblages and installations, among other works.
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"The more stability you can bring to this, the more likely you are going to find something that really works and works long term."
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During transit between the two cities he works on sketches, which he later develops into paintings or other artistic works at his home studio.
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There are many questions about whether A.I. actually works in medicine, and where it works: can it pick up pneumonia, detect cancer, predict death?
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One of the officers works at Terminal 4, which handles international flights; the other works at Terminal 5, which is mainly used by JetBlue.
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Ohlsson continues his survey of the piano works of Brahms with a concert focusing on works dedicated to, or in part about, Clara Schumann.
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Dr. Mason performed cycles of the complete organ works of Johann Sebastian Bach three times and recorded the complete organ works of Johann Pachelbel.
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When a customer visits a website or withdraws money from an ATM, we need technology that not only works but works for the user.
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"Several hundred works have been authenticated since the publication of the last print edition of Egon Schiele: The Complete Works in 22016," says Kallir.
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His sister works in the deli, his cousin's mother works at the front end and his girlfriend is a cake decorator in the bakery.
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But it does come with tons of good reviews, it works with your PC, and it works with a Mac with a quick reformatting.
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Brow lamination works essentially the same way a relaxer works, with a lotion or cream that makes the hair easier to straighten and manage.
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I promised I would spend my time using the tools of research to find out what works, why it works, to talk about that.
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Refusing to budge on price works when you are buying a car but works less well when it comes to a full-functioning democracy.
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Not today: "Works" is a noun, as in works of ART, and the salon is a reference to a space where ART is exhibited.
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The programs, Ms. Shuler said, will focus on works by George Balanchine works that were made for and performed on the City Center stage.
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Today as a result of works like Fanon's and other works of post-colonial studies, the full horror of colonial violence has been exposed.
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The Environment and Public Works Committee will hold a hearing on R.D. James's nomination to be assistant secretary of the Army for civil works.
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Lloyd Webber works on the marketing campaigns of his musicals just as diligently as he works on their scores, according to The New Yorker.
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That playful energy can also be found in the works of Hannah Beerman, whose loose and colorful works can be seen on both floors.
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But it's not even that you have to prove it works—you have to prove it works better than everything else on the market.
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That means abandoned works can be shared freely, adapted into new creative works, and incorporated into databases, search tools, and even AI training data.
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"While happy to pay big money for rare and high-quality works with irreproachable provenance, they often 'pass' on other works," its report said.
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It advocates an environmental movement for the culture — replacing the harsh works that flow from fear with works that are generous, generative and generational.
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In that way, Magnus works for art in a similar fashion to that in which Shazam, the popular song-identifying app, works for music.
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But even now people who look at what we're doing will say, well OK the technology works and it works reliably and it works at scale and it turns out there is a need for it, but only in that country that you're in.
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The absence of works from private and public collections in Russia (not only Russian socialist realist/Impressionistic works but also works from the Baltics owned by Russian collections) is also very revealing about the reality of Russian-Estonian relations and the countries' mutually unacknowledged history.
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My large scale works can command six figures (although smaller works start at much less) which is expensive when you consider how many of them I trashed when I was younger, but not necessarily expensive when compared to other contemporary works in a similar genre.
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Furthermore, the new guidelines set forth formal criteria to determine which works in its collection can be deaccessioned, and giving the museum the right to use the funds obtained from deaccessioned works toward the purchase of other works to be retained in its permanent collection.
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