And it works in English, whereas the ECJ works in French.
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Samoa Cheesecake What works in cookie form, without fail works in cheesecake form. 3.
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She works in the classroom resource division, and he works in the curriculum division. Mrs.
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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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I have two managers, one of them works in film primarily and the other works in music.
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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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What Trump appears to not have learned is that what works in business isn't always what works in politics.
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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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Mr. Diallo, 40, who works in sales, and Ms. Dair, 403, who works in customer service, met six years ago.
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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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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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His founding team at Smiletime includes Sharon Chang, who works in multimedia and brand strategy, and Jace Hall, who works in video games and eSports.
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Either way, the property story actually illustrates how corruption really works in Russia, and the Panama Papers tell us how power really works in Russia.
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You can give Senator Rubio some points for consistency: Believing that top-down government planning works in China, he now believes it also works in America.
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Works in Progress Over the past six months, the Works in Progress feature has documented projects across New York City as they slowly come to life.
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His father works in Alexandria, Va., as a consultant for Clarivate Analytics, where he works in the intellectual property division of the Philadelphia-based analytics company.
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The groom, who is also 28 and works in New York, is a rights manager at the Universal Music Group, where he works in business and legal affairs.
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The groom, who is also 313 and works in New York, is a rights manager at the Universal Music Group, where he works in business and legal affairs.
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Eugenie, ninth-in-line to the throne, works in the art world while her fiance, a former manager of popular London nightclub Mahiki, works in the drinks and hospitality industry.
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She would have to wait, despite the fact that Mr. Reed, a mechanical engineer who works in Denver for the Bureau of Reclamation, and Ms. Ilich, who works in Evergreen, Colo.
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He believes -- rightly -- that it works in his favor.
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It works in Whatsapp, Messenger, iMessage — anything you want.
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Depriving people of a platform works — in unexpected ways.
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On Twitter, she wrote: "Life ... works in mysterious ways."
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S. — One of the ringleaders works in your bank!
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This works in email — as long as it's sincere.
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Mr. Makonnen works in the legal department of Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, and Ms. Austin works in philanthropy at the Executives' Alliance for Boys and Men of Color, a division of Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors.
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It's probably better to have a digital assistant that works in more languages and does a few basic things than one that only works in two languages that's trying to do it all.
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This is how corporate power works in Washington these days.
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Snapchat for Android and iOS works in a similar way.
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And Rory wants a phone that works in Stars Hollow.
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Her mother manages a casino; her father works in construction.
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We'll see if that works in the months to come.
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After all, that's how it works in the real world.
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The phone tap works in lieu of the usual Metrocard.
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Check out how the feature works in the video, below.
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Many of her works, in fact, seem only partially painted.
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Note that it only works in iMessage, not on iOS.
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That's just how it works in the NHL right now.
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Well, the positive feedback works in the other direction too.
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He works in finance and always gets home pretty late.
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When wireless technology works in this way, it's a dream.
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Ms. Bell, who is 36 and works in Greenwich, Conn.
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Martin's glitter paintings are the best works in this show.
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"The new format certainly works in our favor," said Child.
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The problem is that insulation only works in a vacuum.
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The app works in either portrait or landscape mode, too.
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And then she works in a world full of men.
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It also works in wet weather and through screen protectors.
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Nancy Starner works in an independent abortion clinic in Cleveland.
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Her twin is a merchandise coordinator who works in fashion.
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I'm an artist who works in textiles, sculpture, and collage.
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It also works in southern Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina.
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The early warning function only works in Los Angeles County.
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That means it also works in problems that are spatial.
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It works in the states that have less gun violence.
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"Our vaccine works in a fundamentally different way," he says.
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Her impassioned monologue works in turning Shirley to her team.
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How well this all works, in practice, requires further testing.
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For now, this also only works in combination with Chrome.
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But this isn't how it works in the real world.
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Now it does, and it works in an incredible way.
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And she lives in Hollywood and everyone works in media.
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What works in New Hampshire may not work in Montana.
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She now works in an administrative role at the university.
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Patel, who works in the hospitality industry, had two suggestions.
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Find out exactly how it works in the video below.
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Faust 3 works in the same kind of prophetic capacity.
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This just seems to be how legalization works in America.
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Only works in the UK... and even then only sometimes.
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For now, the app only works in New York City.
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Almost nothing works in our lives without harmony and balance.
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Duante is a Cameroonian who works in her father's factory.
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It works in the living room, but is terrible upstairs.
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She works in public relations, he is an investment banker.
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We'll see if it works in Argentina on 8 August.
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During exhibitions, these veiled works in particular entice gallery visitors.
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For instance, it works in all Franprix supermarkets in France.
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You can see the works in the above Facebook Live.
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"I believe that dynamic works in truck driving," Atkinson says.
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Yet the UFC's matchmaking team often works in mysterious ways.
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Sanders works in an "inhumane and unethical" administration, Wilkinson said.
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In this instance, systemic racism works in a gendered way.
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She now works in an administrative role at the school.
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"Satire works in standup, film, rap, for sure," he said.
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It works in homes and apartments without additional wiring, too.
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Can you describe how this pattern works in more detail?
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Which is how gender works in real life, as well.
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Conroy still works in development alongside helping build the brewer.
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You can see how it works in the video above.
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Something that works in Massachusetts may not work in Texas.
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"I think it works in our favor," she told CNN.
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He works in private practice affiliated with Lowell General Hospital.
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Yet, anyone who works in fashion encounters the extraordinary daily.
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One in four veterans works in government or public administration.
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And it works in Oxenfree because I think two things.
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Mr. Madere, for example, works in a graphic design shop.
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His father also works in Albuquerque as a clinical psychologist.
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I think it works in 99 percent of the cases.
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The impasse also works in the interests of outside powers.
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She works in a bakery and helps in a cafe.
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It works in Overwatch as the game is inherently collaborative.
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It was like somebody that works in a toll booth.
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In addition to sculpture, Tufino works in prints and photography.
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And that is not how it works in our system.
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Yoshino, who works in a bank, is a little wilder.
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Ms. Radmacher, 41, works in Manhattan as a costume designer.
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Acosta, an interdisciplinary artist, works in both video and performance.
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It works in some communities, it doesn't work in others.
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Alcohol works in an entirely different fashion than antibiotics do.
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Her sister, Edrian Woods, 25, lives and works in Nashville.
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Did you discuss your latest works in their early stages?
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Ms. Whitaker, 31, works in Manhattan as a television editor.
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Eric VanValin, 35, works in television casting at Warner Bros.
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Nieberding, who is 27 and works in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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Lippmann says this works in theory but not in practice.
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That's not quite how it works in the TV industry.
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In the meantime, he works in pig farms near Barcelona.
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The bride, who is 30 and works in Hillsboro, Ore.
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The international order works in kind of the same way.
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He works in sales and specializes in family office investments.
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"It's horrible," said Ms. Markhal, who works in health care.
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They will retain a number of works in their collection.
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Mr. McCarthy, who is 40 and works in Billings, Mont.
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Mr. McCarthy, who is 231 and works in Billings, Mont.
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Ms. Fasano, 36, works in product marketing in Stamford, Conn.
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Each of these moves works in concert with the others.
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"Maybe a hot tub?" said Kate, who works in London.
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"It's unprecedented," Meyer, who works in Maryland, said by phone.
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Mr. Hardeman, too, is a native who works in farming.
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The dealers contend the works in question were never stolen.
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Other pictures are homages to earlier works in art history.
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The rest of the works in the show provide clues.
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Vanderpool works in social services and earns $42,000 a year.
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The partner of New Orleans bartender Willow works in events.
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Secondly, the ownership only ever really works in one direction.
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Do you think yelling "works" in terms of changing behavior?
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"I sure hope it works in the next growing season."
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Her mother works in Manhattan and Queens as an acupuncturist.
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Occupations: She is a physician assistant; he works in agriculture.
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Tara Rappleyea works in the emergency department at a hospital.
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It is unclear whether the person still works in government.
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Teresa works in media and lives with an actress roommate.
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Marlena Brown works in book publicity in New York City.
|
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You can see how it works in the video below.
|
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Consider how a presidential primary works in the current system.
|
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It's a nesting doll of how tech works in 2019.
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He works in Orlando as a consultant for the company.
|
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Even upbeat works in the show may scald a bit.
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But she works in a factory earning $10.50 an hour.
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What do you notice about how she works in quotations?
|
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Ms. Case, who works in arts administration, was not impressed.
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Aguilar works in the meat section of a local supermarket.
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She works in a building I bought in Lowell, Mass.
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Because that's not how the economy works in real life.
|
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Lyon, 27, works in Brooklyn as an assistant district attorney.
|
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About one out of every 10 Americans works in retail.
|
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And I'm saying this as someone who works in media.
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"It's very French," Jennifer Ploszaj, who works in marketing, said.
|
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Anyone who regularly works in politics in Washington is eligible.
|
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He has a law degree and works in real estate.
|
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Of course, that works in part to the governor's advantage.
|
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Tony Bodnar, who works in the Chrysler Building, ate lunch.
|
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The longer works, in "The Visiting Privilege," function like this.
|
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Cuddling up to their owners also works in a pinch.
|
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Her husband, Jorge Romero, works in the cow pastures nearby.
|
|
Banksy unveiled a number of new stencil works in Paris.
|
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One is an occupational therapist; the other works in jewelry.
|
|
I'm not sure that it works in the long term.
|
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She works in New York, directing dining coverage for FoodNetwork.
|
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The bride, 29, works in New York and Niwot, Colo.
|
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It's not the way it works in the real world.
|
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People need to see how it works in other countries.
|
|
How are the works in these two simultaneous shows related?
|
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She works in events, is pretty in a suburban way.
|
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"We're really into food, and Queens arguably has some of the best food in the city," said Mr. Chen, who works in finance; his wife, also 33, works in investor relations for a financial company.
|
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"LC Originals," which provides previews of works in progress, begins Feb.
|
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Alvar Aalto left behind precious few works in the United States.
|
|
But while Rami works in Hollywood, Sami works as a teacher.
|
|
And I get it, sometimes the divisive stuff works in life.
|
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He's a mysterious figure who, like me, works in the city.
|
|
Nearly everything out there works, in some fashion, with Apple Health.
|
|
This strategy works, in part, by tapping different pools of knowledge.
|
|
A British investigator works in Salisbury, Britain on July 6th, 2018.
|
|
Cloudera also works in corporate data centers and across multiple clouds.
|
|
Some of Adjaye's most significant works, in fact, have been libraries.
|
|
Price herself works in the mediums of video and installation art.
|
|
Here's where the less known kind of magnetic levitation works in.
|
|
Julia Hahn, another former Breitbart employee, also works in the administration.
|
|
"This is how science works in the 21st century," Gillon said.
|
|
Rashaun Armstrong, 31, who works in sports, expressed a similar sentiment.
|
|
A press freedom memorial is also in the works in Annapolis.
|
|
Unfortunately, that&aposs not the way it works in this country.
|
|
No one who works in this country ought to be poor.
|
|
Anyone who works in geriatric or palliative care will acknowledge this.
|
|
But hysteresis also works in reverse, at least to some degree.
|
|
He left the role last year, and now works in Chicago.
|
|
What Giants fans call "even year magic" works in mysterious ways.
|
|
But far less is known about how it works in humans.
|
|
TBH, I don't know how this works in the adult world.
|
|
David, the oldest, is 21970 and works in the computer industry.
|
|
The passive depth sensor also works in a fairly standard way.
|
|
She works in the same org, but on a different floor.
|
|
"I am the unicorn," said Ms. McCarthy, who works in sales.
|
|
Still, 40 percent of its population works in agriculture-related jobs.
|
|
You can see how it works in the short clip below.
|
|
Check out the efforts of Swamp Works in the video above.
|
|
The cable sports a special end that works in both ports.
|
|
Ben Fischberg works in finance, focusing on investing in technology companies.
|
|
It also explained how the feature works in a blog post.
|
|
But that's just not how hacking works in the 21st century.
|
|
Calmly Writer, which works in your browser, sticks to the basics.
|
|
Like many Liberians in Minnesota, she works in the healthcare industry.
|
|
De Waal, a British sculptor and writer, often works in porcelain.
|
|
Understanding how the AI works in Hex is no easy feat.
|
|
He currently works in the Communications Learning Center at the center.
|
|
Google is making some changes to how autofill works in Chrome.
|
|
This is how business works in much of the emerging world.
|
|
She still works in wood and in marble, stuff like that.
|
|
It works in reverse, and with the special character keyboard, too.
|
|
Finally, a wine that works in tandem with your diet goals.
|
|
I don't know how that works in this day and age.
|
|
Iit works in a similar way to the lock screen function.
|
|
It now works in 35 to 40 cities around the world.
|
|
A few of our favorites include: Pinterest — Works in multiple apps.
|
|
Jonathan works in masculinity studies and he started [writing] about Edward.
|
|
"A merger of equals always works in a spreadsheet," Foran said.
|
|
Her husband works in a Queens convenience store with two other
|
|
It's not a perfect approach, but it works in a pinch.
|
|
GIF: Jacob Dubé Their artificial material works in a similar fashion.
|
|
This suggests that short-term memory works in several different ways.
|
|
Correction: Guillaume Chapron is, in fact, French; he works in Sweden.
|
|
"The device works in autonomous and extremely abstract way," explains Morozov.
|
|
"These particular books are historic treasured works in literature," Farrar said.
|
|
Arnav Srinivasan, 37, works in one of Thomson Reuters' Bengaluru offices.
|
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That works in reverse too, favoring California retailers in similar circumstances.
|
|
Bell's mother works in a bank, her father at a market.
|
|
What's really important is how the new timeline works in practice.
|
|
It was unclear how exactly the drug works in the body.
|
|
Ed Long, who works in the traffic and public safety office.
|
|
Romero, a former soldier who now works in El Cielo, Medellín.
|
|
Tarantino used seven of Morricone's various works in Kill Bill: Vol.
|
|
Yet her friend Sam, who works in a GP's surgery, disagreed.
|
|
You noticed already how the club works in a familiar style.
|
|
Ivanka, who works in the White House, is now potentially exposed.
|
|
The whirling, chaotic market highlights how innovation sometimes works in China.
|
|
The superrich have stashed millions of works in tax-free storage.
|
|
A much larger majority works in installation and other related fields.
|
|
He was at the barbershop where he works in Inglewood, California.
|
|
But she vowed to do good works in her daughter's name.
|
|
Wray works in private practice for the King & Spalding law firm.
|
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The groom works in Charlotte as an investment banker at Deloitte.
|
|
At any rate, everyone he knows works in marijuana these days.
|
|
"It never works in practice," the assistant coach Ashley Howard said.
|
|
"I'll do it when it works in my life," he says.
|
|
She now works in public relations for a Florida utility company.
|
|
We are no less than someone who works in an office.
|
|
He also works in Dallas as a benefits administrator for WageWorks.
|
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Dr. Barr (left), 52, works in Upper Gwynedd, Pa., for Merck.
|
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He works in Manhattan as an executive producer for Sharp Entertainment.
|
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His father works in New Brunswick, N.J., as a utility mechanic.
|
|
Similar projects are in the works in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens.
|
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Virtually everyone who works in or around government has a story.
|
|
Your mind works in strange ways when you're a people pleaser.
|
|
BCE's technology, which works in two phases, aims to change that.
|
|
He now works in the intersection of sculpture and conceptual art.
|
|
STONY BROOK "Shiva Ahmadi: Spheres of Suspension," works in various media.
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STONY BROOK "Shiva Ahmad: Spheres of Suspension," works in various media.
|
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Another is for someone who now works in criminal justice reform.
|
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But he also works in genres more associated with B-movies.
|
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Her name is Emily Thomas, and she also works in Hollywood.
|
|
He's a grown man, and he works in a pizza shop.
|
|
Is the student who works in the cafeteria degrading the institution?
|
|
And it starts with a card that works in more places.
|
|
That's not fair, but it's how life works in the NHL.
|
|
At least that's how it works in this fantasy of mine.
|
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Every single person who works in the restaurant absolutely hates it.
|
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You can check out how it works in the video below.
|
|
That is how civility works in practice in the United States.
|
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For someone who works in costume design, you don't look overdone.
|
|
Cotton, 31, works in Brooklyn as an account executive at Falcon.
|
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Holly Nunn works in communications at Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
|
|
True, Messina's name is Chris, and true, he works in Hollywood.
|
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If it works in the Élysée, it can work for you.
|
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This is not easy for an artist who works in oils.
|
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We'll see how that works in real life, but we'll see.
|
|
There are only four works in the large rectangular final gallery.
|
|
At this point you're probably wondering how Fast works in practice.
|
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Not one of her six children, all adults, works in agriculture.
|
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It's regarded as one of the greatest works in modern literature.
|
|
Gloria keeps a tidy house, works in insurance, has friends, smokes.
|
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His father, works in the Kenosha distribution center of Roundy's Supermarkets.
|
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Shirey no longer works in the St. Mary's Social Services office.
|
|
Ms. Wang, who is 28 and works in Menlo Park, Calif.
|
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One is making sure the group works in a cohesive way.
|
|
Call one who works in your building and explain the situation.
|
|
IDShield works in this area, in addition to providing identity monitoring.
|
|
Dick Gephardt's 1988 presidential campaign and who now works in California.
|
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The groom, also 210, works in New York as an actor.
|
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The groom, also 28, works in New York as an actor.
|
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The bride's father, a lawyer, works in the New London, Conn.
|
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Her mother works in childhood education at Rye Presbyterian Nursery School.
|
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It came between the two short works in the first half.
|
|
Everything works in a web browser on both desktop and mobile.
|
|
His father works in Huntington Beach, where he restores classic cars.
|
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She had a construction company once but now works in nursing.
|
|
Most galleries display works in several mediums and from different times.
|
|
Julia works in marketing, while Kurtis is the company's exhibit buyer.
|
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Nor is he celebrated for reinventing canonical works in innovative ways.
|
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The chief justice works in a world far from television cameras.
|
|
Hill resign in July, Vindman still works in the white House.
|
|
That's why there's no single solution that works in every situation.
|
|
This self-reinforcing process works in the other direction as well.
|
|
Keren Buynak, 33, who works in freelance marketing in Parkland, Fla.
|
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"The mystery around CERN works in our favor," Ms. Godinho said.
|
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Ms. Hoguet, 31, works in New York as a theater consultant.
|
|
Baum was born in 290, and lives and works in Chicago.
|
|
For dogs on a specialized diet, kibble works in a pinch.
|
|
The works in Shadowboxing are nuanced meditations on memory and memorials.
|
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For dogs on a specialized diet, kibble works in a pinch.
|
|
Two works in this exhibition were originally submitted to his psychiatrist.
|
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It mucks up the works in December for getting tax reform.
|
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Zach Montague works in the Washington, D.C., bureau of The Times.
|
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My husband works with me at Heavener and works in maintenance.
|
|
It works in real time with one aim — to boost revenues.
|
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Is this the first time you're showing these works in America?
|
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As women, we get less leeway to be works in progress.
|
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Cunningham works in epidemiology, trying to understand health differences across demographics.
|
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Using only the Pilot FriXion pen works in a similar way.
|
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Just over half of Hasbro's staff works in the United States.
|
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Mr. Hardman, 43, works in Los Angeles as a freelance reporter.
|
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Just ask Sarah Nann, who works in Test and Evaluation Engineering.
|
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What do you call a panopticon that works in two directions?
|
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She first showed her works in 2017, while still a student.
|
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She first showed her works in 2017, while still a student.
|
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The bride, 27, works in Albany as a freelance travel writer.
|
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Brickfield works in the investment management group at Schulte Roth & Zabel.
|
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Ashley's operas are so dissimilar to conventional works in the genre.
|
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And a few references to past works in the upcoming show.
|
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" Howard Stern "The man works in a closet, for Christ's sake.
|
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Ahmed is a Muslim who works in a bank in Jordan.
|
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And that works in some cases; Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
|
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The trick is that it only works in the Zyrgion simulation.
|
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Could you clarify how blockchain works in relation to selling art?
|
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As someone who works in Hollywood, do you ever experience typecasting?
|
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He's an actor who works in extremes, and everywhere in between.
|
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This is really very important to everyone who works in tech.
|
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What works in an interabled relationship is the same as what works in any other kind of relationship, I suppose: good communication, empathy, generosity, trust, respect, kindness, a sense of humor, open-mindedness, sharing, helpfulness, etc.
|
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Tortoso, 0003, who works in advertising for the Game Show Network, and Mr. Tortoso, who is also 40 and works in finance, began their search two years ago, with a budget of $1 million or more.
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As the year draws to a close, Liquitex would like to extend its warm congratulations to the artists who participated in its 229 Research Residency Program and provide a look ahead to 22017: Born in Colombia, lives and works in Brooklyn, NY Residency Unlimited, Brooklyn, NY (August 1–September 17, 2017) Lives and works in Valdosta, Georgia Residency Unlimited, Brooklyn, NY (September 18–October 31, 2017) Lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area Minnesota Street Project, San Francisco, CA (September–December, 2018) Lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area Minnesota Street Project, San Francisco, CA (December, 2017–February, 2018) Lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area Minnesota Street Project, San Francisco, CA (March–May, 2018) Lives and works in Berkeley, CA Minnesota Street Project, San Francisco, CA (June –August, 2018) Lives and works in New Haven, CT Griffin Galleries, London, UK (September 1–15, 2017) Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY Griffin Galleries, London, UK (September 25–October 13, 2017) Griffin Galleries, London, UK (October 16–29, 2017) To learn more about the Research Residency Program artists and view videos of them at work, visit liquitex.com/residencies/cadmium-free.
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"My message is consistent and will continue to be — I'm going to fight for the little guy regardless of whether she works in an office or works in a diner," Mr. Brown said in a telephone interview.
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You could be a project manager who works in construction or a project manager who works in TV. (With many other variations in between.) Either way, you're working to improve processes to get a better end result.
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This Works In Transit No Traces, $31, available at Net-a-Porter.
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Every Monday and Friday she works in Wuxi, inspecting the chemicals factory.
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WinHotKey is an older freeware program but still works in Windows 10.
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Like the other works in the exhibition, "Luncheon Painting" is a palimpsest.
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But the incident rattled Faryal Khatri, who works in ISNA's communications department.
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The Lyme vaccine for dogs works in a similar manner to LYMErix.
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This theme repeats in at least two other works in the show.
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During the week, Jonathan Jimenez works in Paris as an investment analyst.
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Which works in Facebook because it's your friends, there's social etiquette involved.
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Sadly, this feature also currently only works in the Duolingo iPhone app.
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Most of the works in Counter-Couture are visually of a piece.
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It's all about whether or not this works in the long run.
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According to the press release, there are 55 works in the exhibition.
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We're looking forward to see how this new approach works in practice.
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But there's intriguing evidence it works in the other direction as well.
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Android works in your car, on your TV, and on your face.
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Or, that's not how time travel works in Avengers: Endgame, at least.
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She has started a photography business and works in online legal investigation.
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This, he says, is how it usually works in the real world.
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Thomas and her mother, who works in retail, spent closer to $2,000.
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The two already have a rematch in the works in Los Angeles.
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A street cleaner works in heavy smog in Delhi, on Nov. 10.
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It is exactly the kind of stock that works in this environment.
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He now works in finance and ran for Parliament last year, unsuccessfully.
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What do you fundamentally disagree with about how prison works in America?
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What gets included when the word pertains to works in a museum?
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For comparison, Grobo costs $1,399 and works in much the same way.
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It starts with a video call service that works in your browser.
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But if it works in New Zealand, perhaps it can in Europe.
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There are cases where a long-term horizon works in investors' favour.
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Today: a college student who works in retail and makes $10/hour.
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Botanist George Washington Carver works in his greenhouse in this undated photograph.
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It works in a pinch, I guess, but boy is it inelegant.
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Flooding cities with parking works, in that finding a space becomes easier.
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She works in real estate in Shanghai is apparently from Zhuzhou, Hunan.
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This tax already works in Britain, South Korea, Hong Kong and Switzerland.
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He belongs to one of the people who works in the office.
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By day, she works in education, running a resident program for teachers.
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Here's a compilation of how the psychology of color works in movies.
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"We just don't think it works in the current form," he said.
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For the White House, a strategy of delay works in their favor.
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Mayada, a 35-year-old Syrian refugee, works in a dress shop.
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"Michigan is an iffy state," Ginger, who works in human resources, says.
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Everyone who works in that room leaves looking like a disco ball.
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Image: Andrew Gillis/University of CambridgeThat's how it works in mammals, anyway.
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My roommate (she works in fashion, too) and I definitely do not.
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The team describes how the system works in detail in Nature Energy.
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She now works in the international settlements department of a foreign bank.
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All the works in this show exemplify some aspect of media archeology.
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And the same trick also works in Google Docs, by the way.
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Mr Trudeau works in an office block across the street from Parliament.
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Doug works in a position of authority; Charlie has a desk job.
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With our friends and allies, attribution error works in the other direction.
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Acalabrutinib works in a similar way to AbbVie and Johnson & Johnson's Imbruvica.
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Removing outdated addresses in other mail programs works in a similar fashion.
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DCCC-backed candidate Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, who works in nonprofits, and Ret.
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"It was containment," said Yoo, now a lawyer who works in Koreatown.
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Flux's integration with the Barclays Launchpad app works in a similar fashion.
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My mom works in funerals and my dad works at Burger King.
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Shuler works in Panama City, hit by a major hurricane in October.
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But that's just not who works in the transportation infrastructure business anymore.
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Technically, the protocol works in a kind of standard business blockchain fashion.
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She lives and works in New York City and Providence, Rhode Island.
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Crosby rarely works in sequence, but perennially returns to themes and images.
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Thorson's focus is on how misinformation and misperception works in American politics.
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Everything else works in his game and this is where he is.
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Public sculptures are seen by far more people than works in museums.
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And what works in one country may not travel easily to another.
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That works in uncrowded skies but gets riskier as they fill up.
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The AKDN does an array of other good works in eastern Tajikistan.
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I stepped back and thought, 'Wow, the universe works in interesting ways.
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There are moments of the sublime, where it all works in concert.
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Everything you can do in Tribe also works in Snapchat or Taptalk.
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CryptXXX works in much the same way as other pieces of ransomware.
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Not to mention that not everyone works in an office at all.
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Black artists account for most works in the show that pack punches.
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BERNARDSVILLE "Techniques and Traditions," new works in blown glass by Jake Pfeifer.
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STONY BROOK "Shiva Ahmad: Spheres of Suspension," contemporary works in various media.
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ARE YOU SAYING THAT VALUE INVESTING NO LONGER WORKS IN THESE MARKETS?
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Khalid Albaih is a Sudanese cartoonist who lives and works in Qatar.
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We were like, wow, this really works, in some very inexplicable way.
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She works in a supermarket bakery and is struggling to finish college.
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That's how the system works in federal court and some other states.
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The bride's father, a former governor of Alabama, works in Birmingham, Ala.
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Her mother also works in Guilford as a gerontologist in hospice care.
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There are similar plans in the works in Long Island City; the
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That's how change often works in mass culture: in waves that recede.
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She works in New York as a law clerk to Judge Abrams.
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Her father works in Boston as a financial adviser with Merrill Lynch.
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Ms. Toscano, 42, works in Brooklyn as an independent editorial art director.
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Fleming, who works in purchasing at the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans.
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The works in this show are focusing on the body and death.
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But it works in the film because these jokes were self-evident.
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Moritz Siebert: We found a journalist who lives and works in Melilla.
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Any technology that only works in English neglects 75% of the world.
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Alexandra is trained as an actress but works in the private sector.
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And then there's the sort of localization that works in other ways.
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The returns from the French elections show how this works in practice.
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Every employee that works in America should have health care, I think.
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Steph works in the military, whereas I have a comfy office job.
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The payment works in a similar fashion to adding a signature line.
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But I've got great hair now, so karma works in mysterious ways.
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The groom, 29, works in New York for UBS, the Swiss bank.
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Mr. Minevich no longer works in the banking industry, Mr. Schifanelli said.
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Mr. Butler works in sizes ranging from open notebook to barn door.
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Pahz, 26, works in Washington as a publicist for The Washington Post.
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Katherine Neal works in sales and Annie Jackson is in public relations.
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I tracked down Marcos Dachary, who works in business development for Milliman.
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And it made me think about how time works in this game.
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Works in Progress The Apollonia had been on a 30-year break.
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I think that every person who works in law enforcement isn't evil.
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Mr. Horowitz has included several of his own works in the exhibition.
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"Lake show for life!" said Dawana, who works in human resources technology.
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Ms. Wyche works in information technology and Mr. Wyche is an engineer.
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A friend of mine works in the health care industry in Florida.
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The groom, who is 40 and works in East Palo Alto, Calif.
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Mr. Le Père, who is 40 and works in San Mateo, Calif.
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He currently works in concessions at the Barclays Center and Yankee Stadium.
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Many of the works in the exhibition have a strong satirical bent.
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Kamkar explained how it works in a blog post published on Wednesday.
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He currently lives and works in Tempe as a digital advertising strategist.
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Lulli works in a WeWork office and lives in a WeLive apartment.
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Ms. King, 28, works in compensation and benefits at Spotify in Manhattan.
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Ms. Walker noted that she often works in inexpensive materials, like paper.
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Sometimes a vaccine that works in animals shows no effect in humans.
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"Delay actually works in the favor of the Republicans," Mr. McDonald said.
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That's just now how the rule of law works in this country.
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Kate, who said she works in sales, didn't like her current insurance.
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She is estranged from her mother, Leyla, who works in a museum.
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Gary Merkling, who works in a paper mill near Green Bay, Wis.
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But Ms. Zimmermann, who works in marketing in Chicago, was over it.
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A former journalist and Google marketer, she now works in digital advertising.
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Amie Tsang, who works in our London office, wrote today's Back Story.
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This is what I do know: He works in the technology sector.
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Also, Ms. Lizza's father, Michael Lizza, works in Lanham, Md., not Latham.
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The drug works in a similar way to the birth control gel.
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It works in more than 200 locations: schools, youth clubs, community centers.
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"Karl Marx and Frederick Engels: Selected Works in Two Volumes" (Moscow, 1962).
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He told Trump the program works in concept, but not in practice.
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Anna (Linda Cardellini), a widow with two kids, works in social services.
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Other literary institutions have also made efforts to highlight works in translation.
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The result of this process appears in other works in the gallery.
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His father works in Eagan as a legal editor for Thomson Reuters.
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Some of the works in the auction were created for the event.
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Whitney, 28, is known as KC. She works in Palo Alto, Calif.
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As for Chandler and Joey—well, Chandler works in tech or something.
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The bride's father works in Marblehead as a business consultant to physicians.
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Her father is a construction worker; her mother works in food service.
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But Ms. Michelson-Bartlett doesn't tell anyone she works in a crypt.
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His father, who works in New York, is a real estate lawyer.
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She works in equity research, covering media and entertainment, cable and satellite.
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The groom's mother works in Santa Rosa as an independent parenting coach.
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"Love works in mysterious ways," Haibon wrote in a post-engagement Instagram.
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A friend who works in an office complains … about her difficult day.
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"They think what works in Alabama will work here," he told me.
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What else do you notice about how dialogue works in this story?
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Times Insider A technologist works in rainforest canopies to track illegal logging.
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The artist Jacolby Satterwhite photographed at Pioneer Works in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
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So Mimi Haleyi works in the entertainment industry in the early 22004s.
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They make their works in spaces that are at least semi-exposed.
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I was told this by an acquaintance who works in the Kremlin.
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This isn't the only nod to King's many works in recent weeks.
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" He added, " Ultimately this works in patients because ultrasound is so simple.
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Mr. Trump's support helped sway Michael Derouen, who works in seafood sales.
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Today, the 19-year-old works in a village car repair shop.
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I mean this is someone who works in the Trump administration happily.
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The dream of breaking free is why her husband works in Dubai.
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Mr. Farini, 35, works in Manhattan as an independent mobile software developer.
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Practice works in cooking same as in golf and on the xylophone.
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Of course, sometimes the archaic system works in favor of good movies!
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After all, we know he works in the same industry as Kevin.
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Karen Boldizar, 59, who works in the cosmetics sector in Manhattan, agreed.
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Wilkinson said she believes Sanders works in an "inhumane and unethical" administration.
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It's not unheard of for the committee to award works in progress.
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Joe Hart, 30, works in construction now and is no longer homeless.
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That stands in contrast to how wiretapping works in ordinary criminal law.
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But there is precious little evidence that this approach works in healthcare.
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Acalabrutinib works in a similar way to Johnson & Johnson and AbbVie's Imbruvica.
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The bride's father works in Atlanta as an internal consultant for IBM.
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Her husband works in a truck stop across the river in Missouri.
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Much will now depend on how the draft agreement works in practice.
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Elsewhere, the band works in a quieter, more abstract tone-painting style.
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This teacher works in Marin County, in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Mashable first reported that the feature was in the works in March.
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Alan Yacavone, who works in IT Operations, sought out a disposal vendor.
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Like Wirecutter, I like Aquaphor, but Vaseline works in a pinch too.
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The groom, 32, works in New York as a digital media consultant.
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He works in finance, but his passion is tracking down rare soul.
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Lisa Pryor Ms. Pryor is a doctor who works in mental health.
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They lived near Miami, where he works in information technology, he said.
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Mr. DeYager (left), who is 49 and works in Foster City, Calif.
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Today, he works in Berlin as a freelance educational consultant and translator.
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Stefano cooperates with a chef who works in a restaurant in Amsterdam.
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All the works in Painting Pictures exhibit a strange kind of rigor.
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Two works in particular transport me back to my memories of Japan.
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Tyson works in California, a state thousands of miles away from Virginia.
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She's been a junior doctor for seven years and works in pediatrics.
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She lives in a crap apartment and works in a crappier bar.
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But some of the works in the biennial gesture toward other models.
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What was your thinking around the way internet culture works in the film?
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His replacement, John Giannandrea, currently works in artificial intelligence, or A.I., at Alphabet.
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"I can't do anything about the Tube," says one who works in London.
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But partisanship works in part because it is such a helpful mental shortcut.
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There has also been one other change that works in Mr Morrison's favour.
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The works in this show emphasize touch, materiality, the sensual, and the subversive.
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The self-driving hardware team works in an R&D lab in Pittsburgh.
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And they just might change the way the web works in the process.
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Of course, the above scenario shows how this works in an ideal situation.
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Krieg, who now works in accounting for a construction company, attended Project Walk.
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He gets great elevation, and his shot works in a variety of situations.
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A number of works in the exhibition use fabric to comment on migration.
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The works in newer media don't really cohere with the more traditional work.
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What do actual drugs do to the way dopamine works in the brain?
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Toledo works in stages, each album a snapshot that he moves on from.
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At least all the AI and neural processing works in the camera app.
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"We have no shelter," said Nizamuddin, 60, who works in a wholesale market.
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Murina Pawanteh, who works in public relations, said Bersih was a peaceful protest.
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Getting rid of leaders the civilized way only works in very old democracies.
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You think about the customer, and the industry, who works in the industry.
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Chucky works in any context, Mancini repeatedly notes, so the possibilities are endless.
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But incumbents are unlikely to change a system which works in their favour.
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So the fact that Reddit works in other countries is very heart warming.
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Dr. Zhang Xiaochun, who works in a hospital in Wuhan, was in dismay.
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Some of the works in Net Art Anthology are only presented as documentation.
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All works in the show are easily inflammable and highly susceptible to degradation.
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The Mississippi native was visiting her husband, who works in the Florida town.
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Yet the works in the exhibition do not indulge this archaic maternal model.
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Natalie Adler has a PhD in Comparative Literature and works in disability advocacy.
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If a drug works in the fish, it could work in people too.
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Can you talk a little about how this works in Super Mario Odyssey?
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"And dance music works in any local language, because it's mainly the beat."
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These digests will include suggestions to participate in pitches and works in progress.
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But the headset's display will also mimic how human vision works in general.
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Minecraft is a game that works in both short sessions and lengthier ones.
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But the works in Flesh & Bone aren't exclusive to the homo sapien, either.
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You can check out how the new mode works in Moment's video below.
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I'll be interested to see how well this works in the real world.
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Primarily, Felländer works in photography: each piece is a catalog of captured light.
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Ho, who works in retail, said he leaves demonstrations before they turn violent.
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As such, it's one of Almodóvar's warmest and most poignant works in years.
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In other words, what works in Saudi Arabia may not work in Egypt.
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Chrome Remote Desktop is a more basic option but works in the browser.
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Although I'm not -- who knows how it works in his direction towards me.
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Sarkis Mazmanian of the California Institute of Technology works in the same area.
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The skull structure works in concert with cerebrospinal fluid to further suppress vibrations.
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Why should anyone know why search works in some apps and not others?
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As a UPS delivery driver makes their rounds, Orion works in the background.
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Bally, also 29, works in human resources and grew up in Plano, Texas.
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There is an optional mobile app that works in conjunction with the mug.
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Yasushi Ooishi of TEPCO works in the team to handle the contaminated water.
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Did he sell this, and other works, in Berlin before he left Germany?
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You can learn more about how our model works in our methodological article.
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Conditional cash transfers are popular in Latin America; public works in South Asia.
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We're pretty underweight for the sport, but our speed works in our favor.
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When she isn't painting, she works in a coffee shop, models, and travels.
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Mishra works in the development sector and is off to a late meeting.
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It has gotten better recently and it works in a ton of languages.
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"We don't live, we survive," says a young man who works in property.
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But then she met Charlie, a 35-year-old who works in finance.
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The same trick also works in Google Maps for iOS, by the way.
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" Russell, 38, who works in the tourism industry said, "Nothing, she said nothing.
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Kingston works in frontier market investment and is a Director of Devonport Capital.
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Most people don't know anything about how dating works in the gay scene.
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" There is even a movie in the works in Hollywood, "American Drug Lord.
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Read on for a look at how impeachment works in the legislative branch.
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He's on a gap year before university, and works in a CBD shop.
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The only thing is, that's not quite how it works in our universe.
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Other carbon-farming projects are in the works in Colorado, Arizona and Montana.
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It says it rarely works in the United States and other wealthy countries.
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Mr. Fortier works in New York as a screenwriter for television and film.
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That's not the way the system currently works, in law or in practice.
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Now he works in a bar for $19403 a month plus a bed.
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They exist, but they are all works in progress, expensive, heavy, and limited.
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For the HTC U Ultra, this works in conjunction with the secondary display.
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Take Reagan Clark, a 303-year-old New Yorker who works in entertainment.
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He's married, works in government, and has always carried a passion for games.
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Officer Cornelius was recently sworn in and works in Zone 4 (Southwest Atlanta).
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My BF recently changed jobs and now works in TriBeCa instead of Midtown.
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Modamani now works in a fast-food restaurant in Berlin, his lawyer said.
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Many other works in their world-class collection were handed down over generations.
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Anyone who works in politics and is primarily based in Washington is eligible.
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The father of six works in Beit Hanoun along Gaza's northern buffer zone.
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"What works in Australia may not work in the United States," she continued.
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And Scoble doesn't understand how sexual harassment works in the real world either.
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Together, these stories tell us something important about how corruption works in Russia.
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For information on more works in the CURRENT: LA Water biennial, click here.
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Fiona, who works in the civil service, wasn't sure about getting politics involved.
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This is how lawmaking works in a big country with many competing interests.
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At the coffee shop where she works in the town of Corvallis, Ore.
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The groom, 36, works in Newark as a financial analyst for Prudential Financial.
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He works in a nursing home and rehabilitation center, and supports his mother.
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It works, in part, because dairy is sheltered from imports by high tariffs.
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The hack-a-thon continues through Sunday at Pioneer Works in Red Hook.
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Its model clearly works in India but made less sense to me here.
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Unable to open her own business, she still works in her mother's pharmacy.
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This shot shows two works in progress, my work tables, and work zones.
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His father works in Atlanta as an independent software developer of medical apps.
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McDonald currently works in the public corruption unit at the U.S. Attorney's office.
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Chaim Pollack, 27, who works in information technology in Manhattan, had another idea.
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He now works in construction and will most likely join the lease soon.
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He works in the currency business, exchanging money on his city's street corners.
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Sadly, that person has been promoted and now works in the White House.
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First lady Melania Trump works in the White House Kitchen Garden on Friday.
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However, that's exactly why the pair works in their forthcoming film Game Night.
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Mr. Vaughn, who lives in the East Village and works in Stamford, Conn.
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"That's not usually the way it works in the real world," said Wheeler.
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Mr. D'Addario(left),works in Manhattan as the television critic for Time magazine.
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And education's soporific wonkitude works in its favor: Negotiations fly under the radar.
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About half the population works in farming, a vital constituency for any party.
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"It works in the wind—good for the golf course," he told me.
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Sixty-seven percent said that the process works in January of that year.
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Wood displayed a knack for producing works in the styles of contemporary masters.
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Miller currently works in Washington for the lobbying firm McDermott, Will and Emery.
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Her father works in Guatemala City as a consultant on mergers and acquisitions.
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"It works in Canada," Trump said at the first Republican debate, in August.
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Brooksbank, who works in the hospitality industry, has not become a working royal.
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The bake sale was meant to critique how racial preferences works in practice.
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Now, he works in the Dollar Tree in Joliet, making $8.90 an hour.
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Mr. Mahshie, 30, works in Washington as the trip coordinator for Michelle Obama.
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Steven Murchie, 29, who works in a whisky shop, said he thought differently.
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You learn what works in one place, but it doesn't work somewhere else.
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EAST HAMPTON "Works in Progress: Artists in Their 210s and 26s," group exhibition.
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Several works in Re:Working Labor reflect artists' personal experiences of labor through installation.
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He works in publishing, an industry that has its own share of problems.
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Mr Chitiveli, who works in Ohio, believes change is good for his career.
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Its constitution no longer strictly works in one of the country's largest regions.
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The force works in cooperation with a 127-member private Rajneesh security force.
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A woman who works in the kitchen refuses to cook pizzas pretty often.
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"I lost a button," said Jennifer K. Zimmons, who works in international finance.
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Kirk Hawkins, who works in commercial insurance, said his votes for Lt. Gov.
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His family has run Empire City Iron Works in the neighborhood since 1911.
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He's my dad's age, it turns out, and works in management at Google.
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Sundfør's latest album, Music for People in Trouble, works in a similar way.
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Everyone who works in the dish pit has his or her own task.
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We're also only just starting to understand how it works in the brain.
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She's from London, is of mixed race heritage and currently works in publishing.
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Two live and work in Philadelphia, and one lives and works in Baltimore.
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Its function is not immediately obvious, but such enigma works in its favor.
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" A friend who works in finance once told me, "Nobody survives a billion.
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She works in New York as an executive features editor for Esquire magazine.
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There are dance works in which this can add up to powerful drama.
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He offered us another great lesson in how democracy works in our villages.
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Ms. Maldonado, 33, lives in Nuevo Progreso and works in a taqueria there.
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Ms. Mann, typically a sterner director, works in a more yielding mode here.
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Her wife currently works in the de Blasio administration on education, as well.
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Works in a variety of media make statements about the concept of freedom.
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Mxfreeze constructs the majority of his works in both Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.
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Her attention to detail animated each of the 25 works in the exhibition.
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Chloe's mother, stuck in the diner she works in, will die in this.
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Ms. Townsend, a senior designer at a residential design firm, works in NoHo.
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The Wall Street Journal's Steven Dennis explained how this works in a tweetstorm.
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Georgi Ulyanovich Kovalchuk works in the observatory at Ukraine's National Academy of Sciences.
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His previous works, in which he often starred, were produced in nonprofit spaces.
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Kadin Goldberg is a plein air painter who lives and works in Montana.
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Flaxman gave the example of a doctor who works in the emergency room.
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The low chance of messing up the drink also works in its favor.
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But proposals for a Forest City are also in the works in China.
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He works in Crystal City, Va., the site of the company's American headquarters.
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Mr. Smith now works in the emergency room at a hospital in Louisiana.
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"We had 23 people go through," said Ms. Kim, who works in finance.
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"We had 23 people go through," said Ms. Kim, who works in finance.
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The boy's mother works in Xi'an, a city 180 miles to the east.
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The boy's mother works in Xi'an, a city 180 miles to the east.
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He works in real estate, a thriving corner of Egypt's otherwise moribund economy.
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Their brother Andrew, 33, lives in the same building and works in sales.
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The last set of works in Material Witness are Hammond's most recent paintings.
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Yet, curiously, this lack of an apparent audience works in the film's favor.
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His father owns and manages commercial real estate, and also works in Scituate.
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A very similar 12-hour course also works in the slums of Nairobi.
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He covered the whole room — walls, curtains, furniture, the works — in scarlet chintz.
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Ms. Sadler works in the White House communications office focusing on illegal immigration.
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Mr. Scrudato, 29, a mechanical engineer and a lawyer, works in New York.
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Works in Progress The crypt of St. John the Divine is getting renovated.
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His mother works in Bridgewater, N.J. as a human resources specialist for MetLife.
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The bride's father works in New York as a managing director of Citigroup.
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Because my husband works in a hospital, we worry about bringing germs there.
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The groom's mother works in Seattle as a flight attendant for Alaska Airlines.
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The active surface is very apparent in the works in your upcoming show.
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Although friction is actually quite complicated, a simple model works in most cases.
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The humor in many other works in the exhibition is even more elusive.
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The German-born Ms. Büttner, 45, works in woodblock prints, etchings and paintings.
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It is the first exhibition of the artist's works in the Hudson Valley.
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But I do feel like the feedback loop works in the opposite direction.
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The feedback between economics and the epidemic also works in the other direction.
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Another spanner has been thrown into the works in the countdown to Brexit.
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Drummond has reportedly since married another woman who works in Google's legal department.
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The artist William Wegman lives and works in a fortresslike building in Chelsea.
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It has not been confirmed whether the person still works in the administration.
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Yet, as he soon came to testify, God's grace works in strange ways.
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Venture investors have yet to formulate a strategy that works in health care.
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The team includes Morris Reid, a partner who works in Washington and London.
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CNN Business saw firsthand how the technology works in a demonstration last week.
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"Whether it works in humans, I have absolutely no idea," Dr. Zaidi said.
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But the visual style of the movie also works in service of feeling.
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But Fowler is careful to say that she no longer works in tech.
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Offill works in a small room that was once the chauffeur's living quarters.
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His father works in Genesee as a corrosion consultant in the energy industry.
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Most of the works in the show are from the museum's own trove.
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Casey Owens, now known as Casey Castello, works in Starbucks management in Seattle.
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Even if that works in the short term, the long term is different.
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She works in the museum's American Wing, not in its decorative arts department.
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Mr. Lala grew up in Yonkers and today frequently works in the area.
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Carl Davis, a delegate from Texas, works in the mayor's office in Houston.
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How this works in practice depends on your own needs in various games.
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They will also be used to set the works in art historical context.
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He now works in conservation, having been a construction worker before the show.
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Sameer works in the tech industry and coaches his other daughter's robotics team.
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Princess Beatrice, who is ninth in line for the throne, works in business.
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Opera companies around the world make a habit of presenting works in concert.
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It works in the LASIK and cosmetic surgery vectors of the healthcare industry.
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Ms. Bogen, 25, works in Washington as a social media manager for Vox.
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Patricia works in the mortgage industry and her wife works at a bank.
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"That's the way it works in politics," he said, defending the Biden investigation.
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"We're such a youth culture," said Ms. Shin, who works in New York.
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There's Kiki Smith; Cindy Sherman; and Megan Whitmarsh, who works in hand embroidery.
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"I'm telling you how it really works in the executive suite," says McCord.
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Epic is making a big change to the way matchmaking works in Fortnite.
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"I think Pepsico is exactly what works in this dicey environment," Cramer said.
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And when something works in politics, you see more of it, not less.
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But simply because something "works" in a political context doesn't make it defensible.
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While he still fishes in summer, his father works in a fish farm.
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Here's how that works in Grindstone: you can take three hits before dying.
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I just heard from a woman who works in our embassy in Senegal.
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Davis works in Manhattan, at an investment bank that handles six billion dollars.
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Perez works in the same building as Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Rep.
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Greenberg, who works in advertising sales, was supposed to be flying into LaGuardia.
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Source: BMO Capital Markets The strategy still works in stronger markets, BMO said.
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It is there that Buhl shows the more contemporary works in his collection.
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The heirs began a formal effort to recover the lost works in 2012.
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Lauren and Pierce's younger sister, Ashley Bush, 29, works in the film industry.
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Blankenstein currently works in HUD's Office of General Counsel on Ginnie Mae matters.
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Mr. Mohammed was released on probation in 2013 and now works in construction.
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Geoffrey Fyrhthe, 64, lives in Bairnsdale, Australia, and works in the recreation industry.
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"Bigger than my mortgage," said Ms. Vellanowth, 43, who works in health care.
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The mission of the company was to figure out what works in digital.
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Meet the Creator of the Egg That Broke Instagram He works in advertising.
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She now works in communications for a pediatric health care foundation in Dallas.
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It might look familiar to anyone who works in a sales-oriented job.
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She works in sales as an account lead at Google in New York.
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The synth line is outstanding, so energetic and works in so many scenarios.
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I relate the works in this exhibition to that idea of re-creation.
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But it works in all kinds of situations, including Ms. Dekker's house hunt.
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He published his works in the 1810s and after, not in the 1790s.
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Wesley Rowell, 57, who works in New York City, was one of them.
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SRS: Can you talk about the works in Donkey Nights a little bit?
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Watch how it works in the video above or on our YouTube channel.
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Right, and what works in one place, could it work somewhere else. Right.
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Born in 1857, Étienne Terrus realized the majority of his works in Elne.
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