It's very appropriate for the brand, and it's extremely appropriate for the times.
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Some might ask if censure wasn't appropriate for Bill Clinton, why is it appropriate for Trump.
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If autonomous CRNA practice is appropriate for active duty military personnel, it is also appropriate for military veterans.
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"Not every innovation is appropriate for a regulated financial institution, and not every innovation that is appropriate for a regulated institution is appropriate for all regulated institutions," Thomas J. Curry, the comptroller, said in remarks.
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That kind of freedom may be appropriate for buying a new toaster, but it is not appropriate for health care.
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We start talking sometimes months before about what colors are appropriate for which scenes, what lighting is appropriate for which scene.
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While hourly pay is appropriate for certain jobs, it is not appropriate for all jobs; otherwise Congress would not have created any exemptions to the overtime pay requirements.
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"I think that there are so many women now who really don't care about dress codes, and what's appropriate for day and what's appropriate for evening," he said.
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But he still feels there is still a worthy role for techniques that may be appropriate for some attacks, even if they are not appropriate for all attacks.
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Because in Cowan's corner, sequins are appropriate for all seasons, and skirts don't have to follow the fingertip rule to be considered appropriate for chilly weather or the office.
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The struggle is to try and make a choice that is appropriate for you — and not doing what other people think is appropriate for you simply because you're a woman.
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At the same time, they learn that restricted eating, thinness, and denial of appetite are appropriate for girls, and that hearty eating, bigness, and expression of appetite are appropriate for boys.
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"Cow's milk is not appropriate for young infants," she says.
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They're very appropriate for the many families that come in.
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Specifically: Were Foster's Instagram posts appropriate for a sick person?
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She looked good and more than appropriate for the occasion.
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It is, as appropriate for this column, a bleak affair.
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That type of unbridled joy seems appropriate for a party.
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I can't imagine anything more appropriate for the virtual world.
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It said some jokes weren't appropriate for someone my age.
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This one will not be appropriate for family TV nights.
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The family did not have clothing appropriate for the weather.
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What could be more appropriate for a Valentine's Day read?
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Modify to ensure the task is appropriate for your classroom.
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Temperatures more appropriate for April linger today with increasing sun.
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THEY DON'T SEEM APPROPRIATE FOR WHERE UNEMPLOYMENT IS RIGHT NOW.
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But no political philosophy is equally appropriate for every era.
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Was it appropriate for Trump Jr to take Russia meeting?
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And it's gold, which is appropriate for a god. Yes.
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Fitch believes Pakuwon's leverage remains appropriate for its 'BB-' rating.
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Industrial chic was deemed appropriate for the home in 2012.
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Outdoors, use footwear appropriate for the weather and surface conditions.
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Alex reacts stronger than is appropriate for a 40-something man.
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Adjustments may be made regarding information appropriate for release and posting.
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It's beautifully constructed, appropriate for nearly any occasion, and very sturdy.
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The worst part is: it almost seems appropriate for this trailer.
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How appropriate for this weekend and the upcoming presidential swearing in.
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To determine what is appropriate for you, consult a qualified professional.
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LM: It would hardly be appropriate for me to answer that.
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""I do think the piece is appropriate for the NY Times.
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KBH: Lab-made is appropriate for discussing diamonds grown by man.
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That's what makes the light-year unit so appropriate for astronomy.
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She shouldn't have that, it's not appropriate for a small child!
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How much democracy is appropriate for the parties' internal nominating structures?
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He just doesn't think it's appropriate for journalists to say so.
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But we don't think it's appropriate for a family fun day.
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The affidavit reportedly says Lewandowski's actions were appropriate for that situation.
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Is that appropriate, for you to be throwing us chewing gum?
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They should know how much debt is appropriate for their major.
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Shots, unsurprisingly, are deemed the least appropriate for a professional function.
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This knowledge will help communities make decisions appropriate for today's risks.
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But moderators do make many judgments about what's appropriate for publication.
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"No single bariatric procedure is appropriate for all patients," he added.
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Yes. Appropriate for anyone other than a couple or solo traveler?
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Kids also need to understand what's appropriate for them to post.
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She thinks that "George" is not appropriate for the grade levels.
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I've learned what's appropriate for something, what's a little too far.
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Please preview to make sure it is appropriate for your students.
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Chapter 9 is not appropriate for a number or other reasons.
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All 50 were deemed "appropriate for a referral," the report says.
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It's feminine, which I thought would be appropriate for the event.
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It's appropriate for and interesting at most occasions and dress codes.
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The adult criminal justice system is not developmentally appropriate for teenagers.
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It's appropriate for the federal government to do what it can.
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So when would it be appropriate for the Fed to act?
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Use it for something that's really not appropriate for that format.
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Bear in mind that these are the people who classify a rape scene as appropriate for a 12A [Films labeled as suitable for 12 years and over], but a flaccid penis as only appropriate for 18+.
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"Fathers tell girls that basketball is more appropriate for women," Chavajay said.
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That way, you can be 100% sure it's appropriate for your audience.
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The timing was appropriate for the announcement of the Breakthrough Energy Coalition.
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Trump wears what she likes, and what is appropriate for the occasion.
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"It's not appropriate for me to comment on DOI investigations," he said.
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In both cases, this ratio would be appropriate for the 'BBB+' rating.
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If 3.2 million was appropriate for Reagan, it should be sellable today.
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Obviously takeaways aren't appropriate for dogs, but they're a treat for me.
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They also recognize that the content isn't necessarily appropriate for all ages.
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Was it appropriate for Donald Trump to bring up Bill Clinton's infidelity?
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Dean described it as a videotape, a metaphor appropriate for the eighties.
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Apps with sexually explicit content are not appropriate for the App Store.
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He didn't have any skirts or dresses that were appropriate for school.
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Sativa strains are "more energetic and appropriate for daytime use," Elliott says.
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"Lowering the interest rate is more appropriate for China now," he said.
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Still, how do investors know whether the product is appropriate for them?
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"If appropriate for our brand, we will move in later," he said.
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I don't think it's appropriate for us to be disciplining the president.
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Perhaps the gimmick itself was deemed not appropriate for early week crosswords.
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McCollum told ABC that witnesses were "appropriate" for both Democrats and Republicans.
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"I don't think it's appropriate for anyone to ask that," Gowdy said.
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"Today, Weiner received a just sentence appropriate for his crime," he added.
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If it happens, if it's appropriate for our shareholders, we'll do it.
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It is absolutely appropriate for us to be thinking about banning those.
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Also, consider whether the target date you choose is appropriate for you.
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"I think it is appropriate for him to judge," Mr. Ross said.
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So do you think it was appropriate for the president to say?
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So it's dresses that are appropriate for work, blazers, coats, tops, pants, skirts.
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Plus, the print is still sophisticated enough to be appropriate for the office.
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It's unclear whether the same approach is appropriate for such a different platform.
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For men: A tuxedo is appropriate for this kind of wedding, says Fenoli.
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PATRICK HARKER: No. We need to do what's appropriate for the U.S. economy.
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But it's a very small target of what is appropriate for that medium.
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"Breast-feeding is optimal and appropriate for most women," the new guidelines state.
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We have what we call Payment Bubble, which is very appropriate for reorders.
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The feeling was that this wasn't appropriate for a government agency to do.
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"The principal told me it wasn't appropriate for the setting," Sam told me.
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This year's mascot is adorable and also very appropriate for the region's weather.
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"It's the perfect balance of sexy, yet appropriate for many occasions," Chong explains.
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And that Day-Glo Warholish quality is more than appropriate for junk food.
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So how can consumers make a snap decision that is appropriate for them?
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But it's obviously a joke, so it just seemed appropriate for the movie.
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Despite this, Fitch views STI's capital ratios as appropriate for its risk profile.
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But as is appropriate for this age of reboots, that's about to change.
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It's velvety, sweet, and oddly appropriate for autumn with its nutty, spicy notes.
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When asking what's "appropriate" for school, the outfits were only photographed on girls.
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They're coated in pastel colors, making them especially appropriate for an Easter basket.
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It's also important to choose toys that are appropriate for your dog's size.
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The shop's processing centre sorts the items and prices those appropriate for sale.
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Democrats won in the cases where they nominated candidates appropriate for their districts.
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I post Stories, everything to me feels more appropriate for a Story now.
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It's tough to find a contemporary comedian whose jokes are appropriate for kids.
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With its small pieces, the castle is appropriate for ages 3 and up.
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"It's a little more appropriate for the data collection and research," he said.
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Was its use proportionate and appropriate for the type of crime being investigated?
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Patrick, Ironically enough, and appropriate for this column, I don't want anything else.
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But not everyone agrees that sensibility is appropriate for this particular subject matter.
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Is a technology that fights child porn appropriate for addressing this particular problem?
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Elle's party look is stylish, even if it wasn't appropriate for the event.
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A chestnut-themed gift set that feels all too appropriate for the holidays
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Not all events at Lincoln Center are appropriate for children — Wagner's "Ring," anyone?
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And somehow that seems appropriate for one of the internet's longest-running mysteries.
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"I wouldn't think that would be appropriate for me to do," he said.
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The Fed must justify why 2900 percent is appropriate for the U.S. now.
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Below, we've gathered episodes that feel thematically appropriate for the Fourth of July.
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All the formulations are also safe and appropriate for pets of all ages.
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It's to see that patients get the healthcare most appropriate for their needs.
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It's great and written in a direct, blunt style appropriate for the subject.
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Not all wood floors, however, are equally appealing or appropriate for every space.
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Sam, a human puppet, had a rigid face more appropriate for puppet theater.
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Companies started to market those options as appropriate for any time of day.
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Always drive at speeds and distances from other vehicles appropriate for road conditions.
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First, people are better than technology at understanding what is appropriate for children.
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I don't believe it's appropriate for me to discuss them on public television.
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"These two occasions in my view would be appropriate for the death penalty."
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And Cox has already said he feels it's appropriate for Fairfax to resign.
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Images/words on tops/bottoms must be appropriate for a professional learning environment.7.
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Boogers, farts, and pimples were all the subject of toys appropriate for kids too.
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I'll escort them out myself, because my material is definitely not appropriate for children!
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The women were bundled up in coats appropriate for the snow-covered winter wonderland.
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Is it appropriate for institutions to adopt this term and further legitimize its usage?
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To determine which investments may be appropriate for you, consult with your financial professional.
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Appropriate for: Most people, including most kids, although the younger ones might get squirmy.
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It's a good idea to look for a pack that's appropriate for your build.
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This method is truly appropriate for everybody, regardless of age and level of fitness.
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It is not appropriate for us to comment in detail on individual personnel matters.
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Instead, it's filled with activities appropriate for those ages 219 to 5 years old.
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If his viewers aren't already age appropriate for insurance products, they soon will be.
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"As academic researchers, it's not appropriate for us to assert personal beliefs," Riedman said.
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I've chosen screenshot for the "long press" move, which feels appropriate for the task.
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But they had to kind of fork it and make it appropriate for automotive.
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How appropriate for the day of a massive new iPhone review, wouldn't you agree?
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It's also about understanding if the league is appropriate for the advertiser, she said.
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It's time to design a system appropriate for the border that we actually have.
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So right now I'd say it's not appropriate for me to comment on Alere.
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There are times when it is wholly appropriate for America to use its clout.
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Now, of course, not all clothes and not all trends are appropriate for everyone.
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OMAN OIL MINISTER SAYS OIL PRICE OF $70 IS APPROPRIATE FOR CONSUMERS AND PRODUCERS
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"It can be extremely appropriate for all kinds of products or services," she says.
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All the critiques are true; different ones are appropriate for different times and places.
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Fitch views leverage sustaining between 6x - 7503x as being appropriate for the 'BBB' rating.
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"I think it's entirely appropriate for the Senate to act by not acting," Sen.
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Is that still a principle that you think is appropriate for – PAUL RYAN: Yeah.
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" The caricature, while nice, said Ward, "wouldn't really be appropriate for the incoming president.
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It's appropriate for this to be public given the public, nature of the accusations.
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It is not appropriate for Russia to rejoin until we see it behaving responsibly.
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"At the moment our basket size is not appropriate for that," he told reporters.
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"I don't think it's appropriate for me to comment on the president," Powell said.
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Asked if jail time is appropriate for Barr, she again punted to the committees.
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Instead, people are "trying to figure out whether it's appropriate" for their own businesses.
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The book was revised years later in order to be more appropriate for children.
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But don't worry — this line is totally appropriate for stylish, Sanrio-loving adults, too.
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I want to get some bubbly, as that seems appropriate for such an event.
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They just require a level of care that's appropriate for the amount of use.
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She bounced back though -- which is perfectly appropriate for the title of this song.
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"I think monetary policy is appropriate for now," Mr. Rosengren said in an interview.
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How do you know if an app is appropriate for children, or even educational?
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It's fully appropriate for Stone's character history to be considered in the upcoming sentencing.
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The road and engine sound is appropriate for a performance car, but not intrusive.
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The mothers were grappling with whether "13 Reasons Why" was appropriate for their kids.
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Some have critiqued her approach, saying that STEAM is only appropriate for older students.
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Be sure to choose an origami object that is appropriate for your skill level.
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But Variety reports Disney felt the content wasn't appropriate for its newest streaming platform.
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But there is hardly a consensus about what remedy would be appropriate for Gillis.
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It's still sharper and the naturally-aspirated engine is more appropriate for sustained abuse.
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And consider whether your post is appropriate for all audiences who might have access.
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Teachers should preview this film to make sure it is appropriate for their students.
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It would not have been appropriate for Meghan to wear a tiara at either.
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As for calcium, the office concluded that different forms were appropriate for different situations.
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He said that it would be "completely appropriate" for the Senate to probe Biden.
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Appropriate for the New York version, Tefaf has some remarkable examples of American art.
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Is it appropriate for the U.S. to try to influence another country's political process?
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" Page: "I'm having a hard time deciding what is appropriate for a weekend with Director.
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So I think it's appropriate for this situation and especially because it's limited in scope.
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Alexa was down, quickly listing off voice-driven games appropriate for an eight-year-old.
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Only has one ear and it's under his belly, which seems appropriate for a male.
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I'm hopeful we can see someone nominated who is more appropriate for the Fed Board.
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It's all very inspiring — and very appropriate for "Surprise Yourself," a song about letting go.
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I get asked questions more appropriate for a therapist or a nutritionist than a novelist.
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Many professional spa-care products that have been reformulated to be appropriate for home-care.
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"That is something that's appropriate for Congress and the chief executive to consider," he explained.
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For kids, Ace will display fitness and sleep goals that are appropriate for their age.
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So whether you're attempting to make a midi slip dress appropriate for your 2 p.m.
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And they're driven by no shortage of New Age principles (appropriate for the new year).
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Now, almost any type of apparel is considered appropriate for almost any activity or place.
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Would its AR glasses be designed for home use or also appropriate for public use?
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I always thought that I shouldn't do this, and is not appropriate for my position.
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"It is still appropriate for us to be moving interest rates up gradually," she said.
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That might not be appropriate for some people, and there's a time and a place.
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Afterlife With Archie is the first Archie Comics series that's not appropriate for all ages.
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As to which one is appropriate for your company's early funding, there's no universal answer.
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"I think the death penalty should be appropriate for people that kill Mainers," LePage said.
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Colbert countered by asking when it would be "appropriate" for Twitter to suspend Trump's account.
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In response, Pai said it would be appropriate for the FTC to investigate the matter.
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But it's not appropriate for you to go around asking people who they voted for.
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The judge maintained that it was appropriate for investigators to look into Manafort's lobbying history.
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Nursing homes already have a shortage of beds that are appropriate for people with dementia.
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"I think it's appropriate for him to express his views," Van Hollen said on CNN.
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That approach, perhaps appropriate for Rapa Nui circa 1500, falters when applied to modern countries.
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Policy approaches that are appropriate for one decade may be completely inappropriate for the next.
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At the airport, our parents assumed expressions appropriate for refugees being abandoned at a border.
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Her low squat would be appropriate for skiing down the mountain behind the Vail stage.
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Washington (CNN)A White House official said Thursday that it is "appropriate" for Wisconsin Sen.
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Sixty-seven percent said it would be appropriate for web service providers to take action.
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It's appropriate for kids two to eight years old and costs $79.95 (iPad not included).
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In general, we selected artworks that felt appropriate for a young collector with feminine tastes.
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It's mysterious, moody music that seems appropriate for a tense soundtrack to a scary film.
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When science is biased, he says, clinicians may deliver care that's not appropriate for everyone.
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I look forward to hearing what brands it thought Nazism and pedophilia were appropriate for.
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It would be totally appropriate for the attorney general to look into Black Lives Matter.
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Which suddenly became very appropriate for me this year, as I am a new dad.
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A homemade mixture of bleach and water can be used if appropriate for the surface.
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Yet we have hardly begun to engineer data ethics appropriate for our extraordinary information carnival.
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We're going to go back to summer months, which feels more appropriate for the show.
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This is more appropriate for anyone who wants to be a leader of a country.
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"None of the berthing aboard a warship is appropriate for quarantine or isolation," he wrote.
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This new behind-the-scenes series is plenty interesting for adults and appropriate for kids.
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A flat structure, with delegated decision-making, seemed more appropriate for a service-based economy.
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Asked whether it's appropriate for President Trump to suggest China investigate the Biden family, Sen.
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Maybe they're succeeding at reasonable decision-making, which they've deemed more appropriate for that situation.
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Using olive oil also makes challah particularly appropriate for Hanukkah, which celebrates an oleaginous miracle.
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You need to discuss what is appropriate for your child and collaborate in rearing her.
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Mooppan said it would not be appropriate for him to discuss the department's internal procedures.
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Texas City schools can now mount a security operation appropriate for a head of state.
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Other measures of OHI's liquidity and contingent liquidity are also appropriate for the 'BBB-' rating.
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"Is this new Madonna record appropriate for my 8-year-old?" one woman asked me.
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We've read about a secret privacy booth more appropriate for the CIA than the EPA.
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But these pieces, made from performance fabrics, are appropriate for work or for social gatherings.
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If you're in a job, do it, be appropriate for it, or find another job.
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The knowledge we have from the 1980s is not necessarily appropriate for a new generation.
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Each ticket purchase will include a snack appropriate for the occasion: a box of cereal.
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"I think the death penalty should be appropriate for people who kill Mainers," LePage said.
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He quickly decided a severe thunderstorm watch was appropriate for parts of Kansas and Oklahoma.
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Probably not appropriate for me to say other than to say the guy's amazing. Right.
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Toodles Again, not all of these will be appropriate for every single email you send.
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"It's always appropriate for the president of this country to promote our flag," Sanders said.
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Amazon's spokeswoman said the 80 percent confidence setting was appropriate for identifying objects, not individuals.
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" LePage also said, "I think the death penalty should be appropriate for people who kill Mainers.
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That means that as long as the investment is appropriate for you, they can recommend it.
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"I clearly remember reflecting that Disney stock was particularly appropriate for a baby," his uncle says.
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That's one explanation for why he's serving looks that would be appropriate for hunting a Yeti.
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Expulsion was appropriate for more "more serious assault" and property theft valued at more than $500.
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In particular, Buttigieg believes exemptions are appropriate for people who can't be vaccinated for medical reasons.
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His next career move, however, will be completely different — and yet, weirdly appropriate for the comedian.
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The time will come when it's appropriate for you to share your truth with you daughter.
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Unless you're selling infrastructure, it's rarely appropriate for your pricing to be a function of bytes.
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But it was considered more appropriate for workaday structures such as breakwaters than for fine buildings.
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Video games weren't really appropriate for kids under four, but they could crawl around and jump.
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"I don't believe it's appropriate for me to address that in a public session," Coats said.
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Fitch anticipates that leverage will sustain around current levels and remain appropriate for the 'BBB+' rating.
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I asked my manager if it would be appropriate for me to negotiate for more compensation.
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And let be honest, seeing me in tight white shorts is not appropriate for 5 p.m.
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To determine a rate appropriate for you, start by looking at all retirement income and expenses.
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It came down to the wire, something appropriate for the first major battery-electric motorsports series.
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Such a rough-and-ready approach seems quite appropriate for emus, which are somewhat scruffy beasts.
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But, what about those times in the day that seem less appropriate for a bagel fix?
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Many use a combination of strategies, and not all are appropriate for retail investors, Watts said.
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"It is appropriate for him to go forward with his vision and his values," Obama said.
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It has now decided provisional duties are appropriate for Belarus to prevent damage to the industry.
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CIA Director Mike Pompeo has also said "a death sentence" would be appropriate for Snowden's actions.
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But is it appropriate for these cornerstones of the nation's heritage to rely on ministerial whim?
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"They may be independently investing more conservatively than is appropriate for their life expectancy," Schwartzberg said.
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She had this intense ferocity in that movie that seemed appropriate for certain elements of Ruth.
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The graceful costumes designed by Ásta Bennie Hostetter and Dane Laffrey are appropriate for the period.
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The DEA is evaluating the drug to determine if it has medical properties appropriate for selling.
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Blaine Greteman, who writes for The Week, questions whether "The Nutcracker" is appropriate for young girls.
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While the recipe makes no specific mention of Thanksgiving, the dessert seems appropriate for the season.
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Talk with your veterinarian about other toys or treats that are most appropriate for your dog.
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She noted that fasting isn't appropriate for pregnant women, people with diabetes and people on medications.
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"I consider it appropriate for the committee to proceed cautiously in adjusting policy," Ms. Yellen said.
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Apart from anything else, he was wearing a sweater that seemed very appropriate for the character.
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This extreme is terrifying—and it's also timely and appropriate for our current misogynistic political atmosphere.
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What is more appropriate for summer than drinking a cocktail out of a hollowed-out fruit?
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Beads are usually supplied, but younger children need larger sizes that are more appropriate for them.
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"The ensemble was elegant, appropriate for the setting, and perhaps most importantly, breathable," Mr. Shea said.
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So it's not appropriate for candidates to go against all the public health experts out there.
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Was it appropriate for the lower courts to require administration officials to testify in the lawsuit?
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"All of us know what is and is not appropriate for the workplace," the memo reads.
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"It's not appropriate for me to stand up here and comment about a business," Spicer said.
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But in the U.S. they had trouble finding jobs that were appropriate for their skill sets.
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The Pantora Mini collection, includes dresses appropriate for flower girls; they are made on the premises.
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"I think our policy stance today is appropriate for the state of the economy," he said.
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"We think this move was appropriate for what is a very healthy economy," Mr. Powell said.
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She said it was "not inconceivable" the therapy might be appropriate for them under certain circumstances.
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In the survey, 230 percent of pharmacists stated that the drugs were appropriate for those ailments.
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Netflix contains many great shows and movies, but not all of them are appropriate for kids.
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Some work in school offices if a principal feels they are not appropriate for the classroom.
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This could make it harder to keep interest rates at levels appropriate for the wider economy.
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"Once it's complete, I think it will be more appropriate for the status of the bridge."
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Discretion was paramount, as was appropriate for a jeweler to the elite — and, later, the stars.
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By 6:20193 after bleaching, felt very 'spent', more tired than seemed appropriate for physical work.
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He is apparently on track for a service college stint, appropriate for his time in service.
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"In those circumstances, it is not appropriate for the Court to consider that question," it wrote.
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Some are disturbing, so teachers should take care to decide whether they are appropriate for students.
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Beyond that, I don't feel it appropriate for me to add anything, certainly at this point.
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The question at the heart of the issue is not whether leggings are appropriate for planes.
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Headline metrics such as leverage, fixed-charge coverage (FCC) and liquidity are appropriate for the rating.
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Harker as recently as November said he expected three rate hikes to be appropriate for 2018.
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"We felt the 803 and over was more appropriate for us at this point," he said.
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But they're not appropriate for Wisconsin, where there are real winters that wish to kill you.
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And therefore, it was only appropriate for President Trump to choose "the side" of the police.
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The turtle seemed appropriate for this grand role due to its qualities: perseverance, longevity, and determination.
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But that message might be appropriate for AARP magazine, which is more likely to reach adult smokers.
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But the double exclamation point — as is appropriate for our age of excess — is the new single !.
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The pair hired nursery designer Vanessa Antonelli to make the room appropriate for a baby, People reports.
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Below, I suggest a number of places that are appropriate for these moments of sorrow and pain.
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"We're breaking the boundary of what people would say is 'appropriate' for the ballet world," Lyons says.
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"How timely and appropriate for her to return after 20 years too long, today," another viewer said.
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The bottom line is it is biologically appropriate for babies to be fed from their mother's bodies.
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He also wouldn't discuss whether it was appropriate for Trump to question the Utah Republican's Mormon faith.
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Cory Gardner in not answering whether it was appropriate for a president to invite foreign election influence.
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"It's very appropriate for IARC to advise its working group members as to what the procedures are."
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First, it automatically sets the icon to something appropriate for each app, often a high-resolution favicon.
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A psychological explanation is appropriate for an artist who demarcated her career by sharp lines of mourning.
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He says it's appropriate for doctors and paramedics to use ketamine on some of these dangerous patients.
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And it's a statement, a nod to history, that couldn't have been more appropriate for the occasion.
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The couple tied the knot in June — at an actual, real-life castle, appropriate for television royalty.
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"I don't think that's appropriate for this story," Naimin said, moving Tsige's photo out of the shot.
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The website says the performance is most appropriate for adults and children 12 years and older. Why?
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It was a beautiful ending, and thematically appropriate for Ford to finally cede his iron-handed control.
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It's not appropriate for all investors, but for some investors, they want to have very specific exposures.
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Despite his planning, Kaine ended up second in line -- perhaps also appropriate for the potential vice president.
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"She wanted to stay true to being a musician but be appropriate for the event," says Fremar.
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"It's not appropriate for so many people to be crammed together in a single location," he said.
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The league says the logo, which features a smiling Native American, is not appropriate for field use.
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"Each of our deals is designed to be appropriate for the particular context," Scholl explained via email.
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The Teva X Ugg Sandal is surely not appropriate for your typical sandal-wearing destinations or weather.
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"We are still accommodative and I think it's very appropriate for us to be accommodative," he said.
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The panelists also acknowledged that blockchain technology might not be appropriate for all businesses or other organizations.
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AT&T reviews the content and topics it considers appropriate for its brand on a quarterly basis.
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If not, check out this strong collection of recipes appropriate for holiday feasting and make a plan.
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Is it appropriate for the government to mandate that companies reserve seats on their boards for women?
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"I don't think it's appropriate for me to say because I don't know who's running," she said.
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But this feels appropriate for a writer who is a "stranger" and an "enemy" to the familial.
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The storytelling sessions, which began in December, are advertised as appropriate for all patrons of all ages.
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The red trim is festive but doesn't scream "Christmas," so they're appropriate for post-holiday gatherings too.
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Even then, I remember noting that this encouragement probably would have been more appropriate for a dog.
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I love the chunky, Chelsea boot look — it makes them feel appropriate for all sorts of occasions.
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THIS BELIEF THAT 2% IS APPROPRIATE FOR ALL SEASONS AND ALL TIMES, TO ME IT'S PRETTY ABSURD.
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Because it's not up to the individual Rockettes to decide which jobs are appropriate for the brand.
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Dynamics are impressive and appropriate for this class, which includes the Audi A8 and Mercedes S-Class.
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The bust-boosting top gives the look something appropriate for a Renaissance faire or Game of Thrones.
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But today it feels more appropriate for the mood to just share something easy to listen to.
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Since it's an international issue, jurisdictions will have to figure out a method that's appropriate for them.
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"Any reasonable person... should have known" that private email was not appropriate for these conversations, Comey added.
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I do make some silly vocal tracks sometimes and that's more appropriate for someone like Allergy Season.
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At the end of the day, there is no day more appropriate for you to do you.
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What would be more appropriate for an all-baseball channel than to change its plans for Scully?
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Chatrooms became a big deal online in the '90s, but they were rarely appropriate for young people.
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He lost his cool, a behavior not at all appropriate for a non-partial Supreme Court judge.
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And, by the way, we think it's entirely appropriate for regulators to be looking into this practice.
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The windshield and rear window are stiff and heavy, so they are most appropriate for lower frequencies.
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I didn't drink beer, but beer seemed appropriate for my non-date date with this straight guy.
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The central bank governor dismissed talk of quantitative easing as not appropriate for South Africa's economic conditions.
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A button-up shirt makes the puffer vest more appropriate for the street than for the mountain.
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And in many cases, we need garments that are appropriate for job interviews, for men and women.
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When videos are uploaded to YouTube, algorithms determine whether or not they are appropriate for YouTube Kids.
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Please preview before sharing the film with students to make sure it is appropriate for your class.
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Radical policy shifts might be appropriate for legislatures following elections, but they are usually inappropriate for judges.
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It allows the driver to dial in settings, and adjust ride height, appropriate for different road conditions.
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"I don't believe it's appropriate for me to address that in a public session," Mr. Coats said.
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A desire to fit in makes mock meat "super appropriate" for entertaining non-vegetarian friends, he enthuses.
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Kilduff sees a range of $50 to $55 a barrel as more appropriate for the current market.
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" Far more appropriate for a city historically steeped in corruption, he said, would be "Ubi est Mea?
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Wouldn't it have been more appropriate for a defense attorney or public defender to have questioned Ford?
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But that doesn't mean it was appropriate for Trump to make that request in the first place.
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Is content that may be appropriate for kids the same as content that is made for kids?
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Maguire said it would not be "appropriate" for him to publicly rebuke Trump's attacks on the whistleblower.
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Tumblers can serve as informal wine glasses, and are perfectly appropriate for simple bottles in easygoing establishments.
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McCarthy did not comment on whether he thought it was appropriate for Guiliani to be in Ukraine.
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The conclusion to this matter is entirely appropriate for all the reasons set out by Mr. Callaghan.
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I certainly think it's appropriate for FSOC to deliberate on whether Fannie and Freddie should be designated.
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Was it appropriate for the president to say that the people of North Korea love their leader?
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He wants to wear a fleece sleeper, but I don't think that's quite appropriate for 217-degree weather.
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TRNO's leverage was 21000x for the TTM ending March 2110, 21000, which is appropriate for the 'BBB-' rating.
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"What we spend in NASA should be appropriate for what we are asking them to do," Trump said.
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How do you design a game that is both satisfying to play and appropriate for its subject matter?
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The second line is about the specific skills you have that are most appropriate for your next job.
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"I think it would be appropriate for Mr. Flynn, now that he has resigned, to testify," Warner said.
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She felt no need to be showy, so she kept her makeup subtle and appropriate for the occasion.
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According to Chicago Public Schools, students will be welcome at any school that is appropriate for their age.
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It was "just and appropriate" for the judge to vacate her orders and dismiss the case, they argued.
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Warning: The video below shows scenes of violence and distress, and may not be appropriate for some viewers.
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How can I politely communicate that I no longer think it's appropriate for him to give these gifts?
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But Gorsuch emphatically denies that it is ever appropriate for judges to engage in this kind of analysis.
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He joked that it wouldn't have been appropriate for him to show up at Brand's home for breakfast.
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She slipped in to something a little more appropriate for meeting and greeting their guests, champagne in hand.
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The Kentucky exchange has made it extremely easy for people to enroll in a plan appropriate for them.
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That means it can help curators interactively specify representative photographs that they deem appropriate for a particular aesthetic.
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Le Pen's move was seen as not appropriate for a member of the European Parliament, the report said.
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Crossfitters and the gyms they operate out of embrace newbies, and usually have classes appropriate for absolute beginners.
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The ones that have come out are the ones that our developers have determined are appropriate for that.
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Paul and his team suggested that the name wasn't really appropriate for what the app was focused on.
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Fitch expects CLI's credit metrics to remain appropriate for a 'BB+' rated REIT through our 2017 projection period.
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Fitch expects CLI's credit metrics to remain appropriate for a 'BB+' rated REIT through the 2019 projection period.
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Individuals will only see videos that are of interest to them, in the channels most appropriate for them.
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He also said continuation of a "wait and see approach" is appropriate for the Federal Open Market Committee.
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The debate is all about whether it's appropriate for a girl her age to be covering such news.
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The poison of The Act is thematically appropriate for Dee Dee and Gypsy's relationship, both literally and metaphorically.
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But, he said, it would not be appropriate for him to take a public position for or against.
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"If I lobbied on something, I don't think it's appropriate for me to participate," he said in June.
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Seinfeld told Kurtz that while he cares about politics, he does not find the topic appropriate for comedy.
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And we now must ask if our fidelity to an earlier strategy is appropriate for a new circumstance.
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Democratic strategist Jim Manley said it's appropriate for potential candidates to take a more aggressive stance against Trump.
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He said this is one of many reasons why nationwide injunctions are not appropriate for courts to issue.
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And both would direct Medicare to develop, test, and adopt quality measures appropriate for end-of-life care.
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In addition, risk and liquidity levels may make some or all hedge funds not appropriate for certain investors.
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" She added that "as an invited guest, it would not be appropriate for us to report on discussions.
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Sawant says she believes in public funding for elections in principle but that it wasn't appropriate for her.
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Note: Teachers, please make sure to preview these images to make sure they are appropriate for your students.
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What kind of photo would a parent find alarming but a camp staffer think was appropriate for posting?
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I do not believe it is appropriate for the federal government to advocate one position over the other.
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The clichéd "iron sharpens iron" mantra is appropriate for many spending their training camps in these super gyms.
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Some fans thought that it would be more appropriate for a Black artist to perform the tribute instead.
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The referral was mandatory and the IOPC subsequently determined it is appropriate for Kent Police to investigate locally.
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Plus, everyone is different, so such a "cap" may be appropriate for some, but isn't a universal rule.
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Vintage-inspired crystal drop earrings — which are big without being overpowering — are appropriate for either day or night.
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It's also developmentally appropriate for children to change their eating habits as they grow from babyhood, said Satter.
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Sun butter, which is made from sunflower seeds, is appropriate for those with peanut or tree nut allergies.
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But perhaps that's appropriate for a show about fatal illusions of glamour in a dark and decaying world.
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And why should we further stigmatize illness or disability by pretending that they're not appropriate for language games?
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Personally, she doesn't feel it is appropriate for her to comment on the mental health of the president.
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The operation is not appropriate for every case of spina bifida, but, when feasible, it has two advantages.
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Please preview these materials before sharing them with students to make sure they are appropriate for your class.
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I remember homemakers searching for outfits appropriate for shul, and single girls and teenagers shopping for date nights.
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How much time is appropriate for impressionable children to spend with a tablet, a phone or a TV?
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Additionally, who am I to say what is and isn't appropriate for a woman to wear at work?
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You can now use your own judgment on what shows and movies are and aren't appropriate for kids.
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"You have to stay tuned to the market and do something more appropriate for the next five years."
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"What kind of punishment do you think is appropriate for a sexual predator like Weinstein?" says this individual.
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Keep in mind, however, that the work you send in should be appropriate for a Times audience. 7.
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"Future Markets" opens with a ruthless energy that would seem appropriate for any vintage, hard-boiled gangster picture.
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While they serve me well, I feel they are not appropriate for client meetings and a professional lifestyle.
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But we need a new fighting vehicle appropriate for the speed and technological sophistication of the future battlefield.
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Please read through the entire lesson and featured article to make sure they are appropriate for your students.
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They were also asked the minimum age they would consider to be appropriate for watching the entire film.
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Venus in Scorpio is not your average aesthetic; goth and macabre looks are appealing and appropriate for Halloween.
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Even with clothes, I'll wear something that may not be appropriate for my day, but it's my mood.
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" She added: "This might be something that may be appropriate for our civil rights department to look at.
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Teachers, please preview the photographs in the slide shows to make sure they are appropriate for your students.
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Jones on Thursday repeatedly said he didn't think it was appropriate for him to comment on Bannon's statements.
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You do not know your dad's age, as is appropriate for the nigh-sociopathy of your early 20s.
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The Trump administration had defended the provision, arguing that it encouraged trademarks that are appropriate for all audiences.
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Not much: Only 8 percent of economists think the current discount-rate method is appropriate for climate policy.
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"If it's appropriate for us to have an opportunity to do that, and I'd have to defer to Chairman Wheeler and his colleagues as to whether it's appropriate for us to be commenting yet again having had an opportunity to do that, we are certainly happy to do so," said Ramirez.
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He says this approach freed him up to do tasks that were appropriate for his role and his level.
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"There's cause to have a discussion about whether these mechanics are appropriate for anyone at any age," he said.
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KT: Obviously, different leadership styles are appropriate for different companies depending on the culture you want build and steer.
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I'm not anti-sex work—but I felt, at best, that it wasn't really appropriate for a student publication.
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The term "too little, too late" was quite appropriate for that event since about five weeks later Nixon resigned.
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"I don't think it's appropriate for me to comment on the President," he told "60 Minutes" back in March.
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He has said it would be appropriate for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to move ahead with an impeachment inquiry.
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Such antics may have been amusing on television, but are hardly appropriate for a President of the United States.
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Through these brands and continued innovation, PepsiCo will always strive to provide consumers with choices appropriate for any occasion.
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Our interest rate policy I think is exactly appropriate for now and we'll just see how the economy evolves.
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Laplanche was one of the executives who knew that the loans weren't appropriate for the buyer, the sources said.
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Whether clients at high risk of suicide or homicide are appropriate for chat-based therapy is another question entirely.
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In fact, in a lot of ways, the Echo and the Dot seem more appropriate for kids than adults.
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Whether it would have ever been appropriate for Bachelor in Paradise to address this incident is an open question.
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Both for the degree to which they've absorbed verbal tics appropriate for each subreddit, and for their general patter.
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The assets you pledge as security should be appropriate for how you're going to use the money you borrow.
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The Jib version is both more minimal and flexible comparatively, which definitely makes them feel appropriate for this year.
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It's a curated version of the video streaming app that focuses strictly on content that's appropriate for young viewers.
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Not only would it not be appropriate for me to comment but — more importantly — my comments would be worthless.
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Can you explain why it's appropriate for the White House to decide that a news organization is not one?
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It's not a question of the wave's authenticity; instead, the focus is on whether it's appropriate for a contest.
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It's an untraditional portrait, which seems appropriate for a figure who pushed us to see things in new ways.
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Appropriation art is great, but sometimes it can feel like artists appropriate for the sole sake of shocking audiences.
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So mark your calendar, and plan to get your shot before October, when it's seasonally appropriate for a PSL.
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And while the pastel yellow color isn't what we'd call "appetizing," it is technically appropriate for the Easter season.
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Fed officials have said since late last year that they expect three rate hikes to be appropriate for 2018.
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But that seems appropriate for a biopic about a star whose entire career was tinged with a slight melancholy.
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Kilgore's album title, A Long and Precious Road, could not be more appropriate for this match made in heaven.
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Perhaps most challenging, I had to wear clothes that were appropriate for the weather, for walking and for work.
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" Paul Ryan: "We need to have all the facts, & it is appropriate for Oversight Committee to request this memo.
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Judge Amy Berman Jackson had ruled that it was "logical and appropriate" for the special counsel to investigate Manafort.
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Rao said that anecdotally, some patients do well with chiropractic therapies, which may be appropriate for short-term pain.
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Therefore, education and understanding are crucial before placing your first trade or determining whether options are appropriate for you.
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When President Trump employs those powers, and liberals complain, it will be entirely appropriate for conservatives to cite precedent.
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Thursday morning, Judge Jane Triche Milazzo ruled that an 18 year sentence was more appropriate for his heinous crimes.
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It is a process that is appropriate for phones as they were designed and used in 2007, not 2016.
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Instead, taxidermy was seen as a genteel craft appropriate for ladies, with women's magazines even publishing how-to guides.
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We will never meet with the Freedom Caucus, because it's not appropriate for a group of ad hoc members.
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Critics have questioned whether it is appropriate for the president to suggest how team owners should handle the situation.
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Over the winter, it had been decided that another golden-egg sequel would be appropriate for this summer. Why?
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But there is a backstory to the song that makes it even more appropriate for such an inclusive occasion.
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It is appropriate for American law enforcement officials to bring charges against the company and its executives for wrongdoing.
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While browsing trips, you can filter by activity level rating and gauge which ones are most appropriate for you.
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He believes it is appropriate for the human resources committee and the board to first consider that issue independently.
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Relative strength analysis can also determine which asset classes would be appropriate for a tactical overweight or underweight decision.
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"The conditions are appropriate for them to raise rates," said Russell Price, senior economist at Ameriprise Financial Services Inc.
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This weighted blanket's soothing feel is appropriate for the winter, but the cooling technology will prevent him from overheating.
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S&P said the moves put those companies in indexes that are more appropriate for their current market capitalizations.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) suggests that a rate of ten-15 percent is considered appropriate for caesarean deliveries.
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Doctors argue that they choose drugs based on what's most medically appropriate for their patients — and most probably do.
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"Melatonin secretion at night signals the body to change in ways that are appropriate for the seasons," she says.
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So Prasad worried some patients may push to start using the drug even if it's not appropriate for them.
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It didn't strike him that it was so common that maybe more notice was appropriate for Eastern European athletes.
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" He added that it would not "be appropriate for the coalition to comment further while the investigation is underway.
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Otherwise, a home equity line of credit or another type of loan might be more appropriate for your needs.
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A long-running debate has questioned whether it's appropriate for a civilian president to salute members of the military.
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Convenience stores and supermarkets argued menu labeling, while appropriate for restaurants, would be too expensive and burdensome for them.
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What you and your husband previously decided about your money may not be appropriate for you after his passing.
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Less incandescent but perhaps more appropriate for the season is "Holiday Inn — The Broadway Musical," which starts on Saturday.
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She said that parents are the ultimate judges for what media thy determine to be appropriate for their children.
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Private shares can be illiquid and hard to price, raising concerns of whether they are appropriate for public portfolios.
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Calo said the investigation was continuing and that more information would be provided when it is appropriate for release.
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"My desire to sing in a way that's appropriate for Broadway, that's not going to go away," she said.
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" She added: "I obviously want to be appropriate for my children and there's enough for them to see already.
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In some cases, I think it is appropriate for the Democratic Party to welcome candidates who oppose abortion rights.
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A second reporter asked why it was appropriate for Trump to "rub elbows" with "very wealthy" people in Switzerland.
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Another way to let someone save face—and this is particularly appropriate for group settings —is to play dumb.
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That's the time I believe it's appropriate for us to review the evidence, to hear both points of view.
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Workout clothes from ADAY look just as appropriate for the office as they do for your morning yoga session.
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Basically, what each of these kits contain are objects that are developmentally appropriate for kids of the respective age.
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It was also substantial, which seemed appropriate for our most expensive dog, but it didn't fit in standard buns.
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America's norms differ from Singapore's, but free content also conforms to standards that regulators deem appropriate for your society.
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Children are offered vaccines "appropriate for their age," and adults are offered varicella vaccinations as needed to avoid chickenpox.
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BT said that while it did not believe caps were appropriate for the auction it would accept the ruling.
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" A second asylum officer said that Border Patrol agents "have an enforcement mindset that isn't appropriate for humanitarian work.
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Accordingly, Eli Zabar has come up with edible décor appropriate for both occasions — a wreath of buttery braided brioche.
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ECB policymakers believe that the October meeting will be the most appropriate for a decision on the QE program.
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The fact that union members were a vital part of the 2005 coalition is particularly appropriate for today's fight.
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Snapchat also mandated that all images and headlines be appropriate for an audience as young as 13 years old.
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When asked if it was appropriate for Trump to request an investigation into Biden, Johnson seemed to think so.
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Fasting is also not appropriate for pregnant women and those with medical conditions such as diabetes or eating disorders.
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Raddatz asked whether it was appropriate for the president to ask a foreign leader to investigate a political opponent.
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The deal also seems only appropriate for seniors looking to simply top up their post-work income by driving.
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This weighted blanket's soothing feel is appropriate for the winter, but the cooling technology will prevent him from overheating.
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Please preview the entire film before sharing it with students to make sure it is appropriate for your class.
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"We just added nice little elements from 'Game of Thrones' because it seemed appropriate for the setting," she added.
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Ultimately, Devour released a more saucy version of its ad online and one that was deemed appropriate for television.
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Please preview the entire video before sharing it with students to make sure it is appropriate for your class.
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Did you find it appropriate for the president to say that the people of North Korea love their leader?
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Our customers' confidentiality is paramount to us, and it wouldn't be appropriate for us to comment on their behalf.
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Still, even though Wojcicki believes they made the right decision, the team decided that Crowder's content wasn't appropriate for monetization.
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For a slight variation that's still appropriate for the season, you can also buy an adorable wooden butter chick mold.
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Updated clinical guidelines published Tuesday in the journal Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery say they're not appropriate for earwax removal.
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It follows workers in India who maneuver through the content minefield and decide what's appropriate for posting and what's not.
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The company's UA/UD ratio is at the 21000x level that Fitch typically views as appropriate for investment-grade REITs.
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And while this may not be appropriate for every exchange, it's a great one to have in your arsenal. "Best"
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In addition, it would not be appropriate for USCIS to comment on the internal processes of other federal interagency partners.
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"We have a very strong 1950s influence which I feel is very feminine, very appropriate for occasion-wear," he says.
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Cory Gardner of Colorado said Thursday when pressed by reporters if it was appropriate for Trump to make that ask.
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Raddatz then asked whether it was appropriate for the president to ask a foreign leader to investigate a political opponent.
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Both my wife and I felt the subdued tones were appropriate for New York in a less-is-more way.
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It wasn't appropriate for me to push that, even though I wasn't sure how she was going to do it.
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The games so far are appropriate for young gamers in the world, and they are more fun than shooting games.
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Not by coincidence — and appropriate for its subject matter — advertisements for it have appeared at stops along the L train.
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According to a report by Bloomberg, Chowbotics will soon shrink the device down to a size that's appropriate for households.
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I would also consider buying a simpler pair of black headphones that are more unassuming and appropriate for all seasons.
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She scooped up Rachel, the age-appropriate-for-Nick lawyer who likes to sing while vacuuming her well-decorated apartment.
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So Facebook will begin using its employees' and AI's "judgment" to determine what sorts of messaging is appropriate for us.
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"Because that's hot, and that's just disgusting," he explains of why Jameelah is appropriate for public and Emily is not.
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"It's not cool or appropriate for any person, male or female, to judge someone else by their looks," she said.
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Second, I'm showing them that their behavior is not appropriate for the group that they see themselves as belonging to.
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Once at a meet, a boy's mom told me it wasn't appropriate for a woman to work outside the home.
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That would be appropriate, for in his professional life Mr Zuckerberg is trying to turn his opponents' energy against them.
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"Either positively or negatively, assigning or rating people with numerical values is not appropriate for the App Store," says Chen.
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So if you think Moana isn't appropriate for your 10-year-old, you could have a PIN lock the movie.
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In fact, Bobby Moynihan is wondering if the film is age-appropriate for those that haven't even been born yet.
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Here are some of his best quotes that are appropriate for everyone, whether or not they consider themselves The Greatest.
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" Speaker Paul Ryan: "We need to have all the facts, & it is appropriate for Oversight Committee to request this memo.
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The display can be on anything the principal feels is appropriate for their school, like a plaque or student artwork.
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Overweight people are often excluded from clinical trials, which means that recommended medication doses might not be appropriate for them.
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They had to ensure their lessons were age-appropriate, medically-accurate and appropriate for students of all orientations and disabilities.
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I think in many contexts, people perceive vaginal bleeding as something dirty or shameful or not appropriate for shared conversation.
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Since I've been doing animated characters, this one seemed appropriate for today with this father and son themed dual bags.
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"So they went through and cherry-picked the mean tweets they thought would be appropriate for the president," Kimmel added.
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Then she put on something more dinner-appropriate for a night out in NYC with her mom, Yolanda, and Gigi.
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It shows some skin with sexy shoulder cutouts (a celeb fave) but is still appropriate for a holiday office party.
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Gone are the days of voluminous sausage curls, not-appropriate-for-a-school-day smoky eyes and shimmery, glossed lips.
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Power dressing, encapsulated in John T. Molloy's 19923 bestseller Dress for Success, was considered appropriate for women in the 80s.
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"We did not change our policy of demonetizing videos that may not be appropriate for Google's brand advertisers," it reads.
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I was celebrating a bride-to-be, so I had to pack a pair of shoes appropriate for each event.
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Style is dressing the way that [makes] you feel confident, and what's appropriate for you, your age, you're body type.
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He is absolutely correct that it would have been appropriate for President Trump to visit the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Memorial.
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Fitch anticipates recurring capex will continue to grow to reach a level more appropriate for the size of the portfolio.
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The issue is what excuses are appropriate for a judge to consider in determining the right punishment for the crime.
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I monitored more than a dozen social networks, setting rules for what was, or wasn't, appropriate for posts and comments.
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They were treated with the recommended dosage of antibiotic appropriate for a 154 pound person and it was not effective.
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These outfits, while totally appropriate for the jobs in the clues, will not get you in good with your colleagues.
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While that may not sound appropriate for children, here skin refers to the animal hide used to make shadow puppets.
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WE'RE HOPEFUL THAT THE PARTNERS CAN COME TOGETHER AND MOVE FORWARD TOWARDS AN AGREEMENT THAT'S APPROPRIATE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY.
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As far as we're concerned, that means they can wear whatever feels appropriate for kicking ass while growing another human.
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It's always been an open question whether the dual mandate is appropriate for judging the performance of any Fed chair.
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But it would be perfectly appropriate for Democrats to seek Wray's response to Trump's comments before giving him their blessing.
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"An RFE may be justified if the wage level is not appropriate for the position," said Langston, the USCIS spokesman.
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It was not appropriate for me to wear things like that before—outlandish and brash and crass and low quality.
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Anyway, we're constantly explaining that there is no zinc in our countertops, since it's oxidizable and not appropriate for food.
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FIALLO: Well it's interesting because some very specific types of exploration are only deemed to be appropriate for certain people.
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We know that even when videos meet our advertiser friendly guidelines, not all videos will be appropriate for all brands.
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Fed officials have said since late last year that they expect three rate hikes to be appropriate for this year.
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The presence of the McCain's highest-ranking officers was appropriate for the high volume of merchant ships transiting the straits.
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Heading into March, the US housing market was showing the kind of green shoots appropriate for the start of spring.
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I do get tips, but I don't really worry about the tips because I charge a price appropriate for me.
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"We cut a lot of jokes that 25 years ago were very funny — they weren't appropriate for today," she said.
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Financial coaches also would not be appropriate for more complex investment questions that typically arise for clients of higher incomes.
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Fula flutes floated behind Killmonger, which provided more of a West Coast flare, appropriate for the antagonist's roots in Oakland.
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Please be sure to preview it before showing it to students to make sure it is appropriate for your class.
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It would be great if there were higher taxes on the wealthy, and lawsuits where appropriate for ill-gotten money.
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The sleek setting seems appropriate for the staff: It is, for the most part, young, and nearly half are women.
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This fact is ingeniously appropriate for the subject matter: those aspects of the built environment that frame our automotive infrastructures.
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Tympanic (ear) is appropriate for babies 6 months and older, though a forehead thermometer tends to yield more accurate readings.
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But because this is a conservative family, she did not feel that it was appropriate for her to join us.
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I had, therefore, submitted the puzzle with easy clues, few of which would have been appropriate for a Thursday puzzle.
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On Tuesday she suggested that it was appropriate for white people to use blackface as part of their Halloween costumes.
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They appropriate for themselves the authority to license certain forms of cultural engagement, and in doing so, entrench their power.
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Palliative care is appropriate for cancer patients at any stage of diagnosis and treatment and through end-of-life care.
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The 2001 guidelines gave parents more wiggle room to decide if four or six ounces daily was appropriate for preschoolers.
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Yovanovitch immediately rejected the idea, saying she didn't feel it was appropriate for a career diplomat to delve into politics.
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Then she asked whether it was appropriate for her to assign his work in light of the accusations against him.
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Finally, Biden should try to remember that his newly found energetic anger isn't appropriate for every answer in the debate.
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"I have felt that it's been appropriate for interest rates to remain low for a very long time," she said.
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WATCH: When asked if he thinks it was "appropriate" for Trump to ask a foreign leader to investigate Biden, Rep.
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Insurance regulators, not banking regulators, know best when it comes to determining which flood insurance policies are appropriate for consumers.
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"It's not appropriate for Ivanka Trump to serve as a public advocate for the #WeFi initiative," Cardin tweeted on Monday.
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"I don't think it is appropriate for me to speculate on what Scott was thinking or not thinking," said Probst.
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Cues are meant to trigger a response or behavior, and they should be specific and appropriate for the intended behavior.
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We know that even when videos meet our advertiser-friendly guidelines, not all videos will be appropriate for all brands.
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" "We understand that regulatory agencies and customers have made decisions that they believe are most appropriate for their home markets.
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"I think it's totally appropriate for people to look at my age," Biden said in New Hampshire earlier this month.
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It's not appropriate for the president to be receiving direct cash payments from people with business before the federal government.
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I'm not qualified nor is it appropriate for us to prosecute, judge and sentence in seven minutes we have here.
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As for shops, there were two, both replete with designer handbags and jewels more appropriate for gawking at than buying.
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The Resolution Foundation said a lower cap might be more appropriate for the self-employed who on average earn less.
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Multiple women reported requesting the device, but being told that it wasn't appropriate for women who have never given birth.
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Local prosecutors said they considered the family's views but stood by Whitaker's sentence as appropriate for such a brutal crime.
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On North Korea, was it appropriate for the president to say that the people of North Korea love their leader?
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You don't have to be vegetarian or vegan to experience sky beings, but it is a lot more appropriate for people.
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AP: Knowing what you know today, is it still appropriate for Secretary Mnuchin to be going to Saudi Arabia next week?
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No matter the nature of your email, take a moment to reflect on what's most appropriate for that specific email exchange.
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" He told Glamour in 2017: "It would be super, super weird and totally not appropriate [for Dylan to be on Riverdale].
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Though the emoji shows a salad appropriate for vegans and omnivores alike, neither party seems to be happy with the change.
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"The form of the talks does not concern us, but the conditions must be appropriate for the negotiations," Sabra told Reuters.
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This knowledge can also be used by brands to make sure the content stays interesting and appropriate for those individual profiles.
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Some of the nominees would say it wasn't appropriate for a lower court nominee to opine about any Supreme Court decision.
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You can also add your age so the Lightcycle adapts its brightness to a level it deems appropriate for your vision.
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In 1925 Kemal Ataturk, Turkey's first president, declared that a "civilised, international dress" was "worthy and appropriate" for the new republic.
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"We've made clear our commitment to a principle that ideologically motivated policy writers are not appropriate for appropriations bills," Earnest said.
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When I was young, it was more appropriate for girls to imitate Madonna, but I always wanted to be Michael Jackson.
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There is also the question of whether O'Rourke is tapping into an issue that's appropriate for an "I'm for everyone" politician.
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Companies apply unique content policies and have developed – and continue to develop – techniques appropriate for or unique to their own platforms.
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It was all wonderful and touching, and it felt utterly appropriate for the kind of fan-friendly event that Celebration is.
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We think it is appropriate for a high multiple stock to experience significant de-rating in response to a sales miss.
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NEEDHAM: Congresswoman, do you ever think it&aposs appropriate for a political party to use senior Kremlin officials for opposition research?
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And sometimes pink was perceived as more appropriate for little boys, owing to its relationship to the robust and "masculine" red.
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While the Elmo balloon might be more appropriate for a younger recipient, the former President has enjoyed balloons in the past.
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Unencumbered assets (based on a stressed 7% capitalization rate) cover net unsecured debt by 2.7x, which is appropriate for the rating.
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"The current stance of monetary policy remains appropriate for overall economic conditions," Ravi Menon said in the central bank's annual report.
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It is certainly appropriate for a journalist to ask her about a newsworthy set of allegations that's in the public eye.
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She explains that her outfit is totally appropriate for the occasion, and the bouncer tells her it's because she's too old.
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We need to find laws that are more appropriate for ever-longer lives and therefore for varying circumstances at life's end.
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But Fed officials noted "muted inflation pressures" as one of the reasons a patient approach will be appropriate "for some time."
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", Jones notes that while authenticity is essential, it should align with professionalism, meaning "acting in a way appropriate for the job.
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I loved what I wore — it was fun and sexy and I thought appropriate for a Malibu wedding by the beach.
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Senate Homeland Security Committee Chairman Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) said it was "appropriate" for Roberts to not read the question aloud.
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" Boeing added it understands "regulatory agencies and customers have made decisions that they believe are most appropriate for their home markets.
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The secret is varying your answers by a degree so that they're appropriate for each stage of the job search process.
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I think he's taken positions that were not within the purview of the FBI Director, more appropriate for the attorney general.
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Grassley added: "It would not be appropriate for me to reveal those details before the professionals conducting the investigations are ready."
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That-- really is probably the best that-- you see in the act-- appropriate for large banks or gonna be dealt with.
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Dr. Catherine Perlman, a parenting coach, invited him to take her daughter shopping for clothes that are deemed appropriate for school.
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In that case, you should invest in another band (starting at $49) that's a little more appropriate for day-to-day.
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"It is perfectly appropriate for a public official or a candidate to comment on the merits of antitrust enforcement," Blumenthal said.
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The central banker also spoke about monetary policy, noting it would be appropriate for the Fed to raise rates in December.
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In some cases, it may be appropriate for travel medicine doctors to provide female travelers with an emergency dose, she added.
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All in all, Spanx's leggings are comfortable to wear, easy to care for, and best of all, appropriate for the workplace.
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And in Washington state, legislative opponents had another concern, saying it was not appropriate for schools to register students to vote.
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These technologies and interdiction methods are not necessarily appropriate for small UAS operating within the civil airspace of the United States.
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They're not particularly flashy, but they're not bad looking — a utilitarian sort of design that's appropriate for pretty much any setting.
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She said it was appropriate for Schlitterbahn, which operates five U.S. water parks, to investigate alongside the police and fire department.
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"CORe was sort of a perfect middle ground to pursue information at an entry point appropriate for my career," she says.
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BNSC's capitalization is appropriate for its risk profile; however, the lack of access to external capital is considered a rating constraint.
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On CNN's "State of the Union," David Urban was asked whether it was appropriate for Trump to tweet the edited clip.
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"The [Treasury Department] does not believe that dealing or investing in these metals is appropriate for national banks," the agency wrote.
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I wondered about whether it would be appropriate for this venue, but we've written about it before in these virtual pages.
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Yes, it has a built-in bra and breathable fabric, but it's also totally appropriate for a post-workout mimosa brunch.
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But your adult apartment should feel like a place of sanctuary, and the plastic looks more appropriate for an office space.
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Some are more appropriate for the office, some for the weekends — but all of them will keep you warm and comfortable.
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And on Sunday, she said it was not appropriate for her work there to be honored in a celebration of comedy.
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" Boeing added it understands "regulatory agencies and customers have made decisions that they believe are most appropriate for their home markets.
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Even if that isn't entirely pleasant for the reader, Hyder's tone of confused déjà vu seems appropriate for the subject matter.
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We felt that the images we published were appropriate for this article, but we certainly appreciate that some readers might disagree.
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"Aggressively seeking and removing bullets in the operating room is more appropriate for Hollywood drama than practical medicine," Dr. Schindlbeck said.
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The painting was never for sale, and I didn't feel like it was appropriate for it to circulate in the marketplace.
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He wanted Father O'Connor to speak to the producers to make sure that the material was appropriate for the Catholic Church.
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Tennessee Tech, also eliminated in a superregional, opted for a wrestling-style championship belt, appropriate for the N.C.A.A. home run champions.
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And if there's more lust for real estate than actual lust within these pages, that feels appropriate for this idiosyncratic couple.
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I finished my outfit with a comfy pair of alpaca-blend socks that felt appropriate for this phase of my life.
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Together, they capture the sound of someone displaced, appropriate for a song about a man on the run from a relationship.
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Pediatricians come in handy again in this situation, as they can determine what's appropriate for a child at different developmental stages.
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"I think that's probably a more appropriate for them than for me, senator," Votel responded, referring to State Department officials. Sen.
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Congress can also try to draft legislation preventing Trump from spending the funds he's trying to re-appropriate for his emergency.
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The write-in dodge might be appropriate for 20-year-olds who want to demonstrate their moral superiority to the system.
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Have you and your doctor discussed the pros and cons of statin therapy and whether it is appropriate for your circumstances?
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And low-skilled jobs that might have once been appropriate for this population are disappearing in our increasingly tech-centered economy.
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But parents of teenagers say that even scenes of justified violence are more appropriate for teens who are at least 250.
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I was an invited guest in someone's home, and I did not think it was appropriate for me to say anything.
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Orkambi, a CFTR modulator appropriate for about 40 percent of people with cystic fibrosis, was approved by the FDA in 85033.
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"You may wonder if I'm about to kick you in the face, which seems appropriate for this particular character," Spacey quipped.
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Goldstein stressed that the movie was made for a moderate price, and the marketing was "targeted and appropriate" for the audience.
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Especially appropriate for children experiencing loss, "Goldfish Ghost" deals with the question about life after life that's been asked for centuries.
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Netflix and its rivals consider wildlife programming a smart bet because it is appropriate for all ages and works well internationally.
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"He suggested that it would be appropriate for me to go out into the media and spill my guts," Davidson said.
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Thomas and Nick ask each guest with military ties about whether it's appropriate for former military brass to wade into politics.
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When, if ever, is it appropriate for the public to stop considering past behavior when making an assessment of a person?
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In response to a question from CNN's Jim Acosta, Bossert said it wouldn't be appropriate for him to talk about that.
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Online vision testing may be appropriate for adults, 18 to 39, without severe corrective eyeglass prescriptions and symptoms of eye disease.
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Plants also need to be appropriate for local conditions, which vary more in Africa than in other parts of the world.
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If it approves the recommendation, experts hope the CDC will provide further guidance on determining who the vaccine is appropriate for.
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"I don't think it would be appropriate for me to comment on other elected officials or on the President," said Powell.
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So if we're talking about somewhere between, you know, 32, 33, I think that's more appropriate-- for us to deal with.
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Overall, I was very pleased with the way everything tasted and found the portion size appropriate for one to three people.
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Choose one that is appropriate for not only your child's age, but his or her skill set and attention span, too.
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I'll deem what's appropriate for me to wear when I leave my own damn house to spend money on other people.
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But I'm sure it's not appropriate for us to speculate really on what the prime minister should do, or her party.
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The ash is covering everything in sight, again creating surreal images that seem more appropriate for mythical stories than the real world.
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It then communicates with the Sonogenic over Bluetooth, supplying only the chords or solo notes that would be appropriate for the song.
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"However well-intended or intellectual the conversation may have been, it wasn't appropriate for Viggo to say the n-word," Ali wrote.
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Without power in the knees and lower legs, the exoskeleton is not, however, appropriate for stair-climbing beyond a step or two.
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But it would not have been appropriate for me simply to release Volume II of the report without making a prosecutorial judgment.
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In that way it carries a real aura of timelessness, which is more than appropriate for for the intergenerational exchange it represents.
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"The BOJ will seek to accelerate inflation to levels deemed appropriate for the economy by continuing large-scale monetary easing," he said.
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Several attendees told Reuters they liked the faster-paced program and felt the subdued tone was more appropriate for the current times.
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In doing so, companies must show that their products "would be appropriate for the protection of the public health," the agency says.
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I find an ugly but appropriate-for-the-occasion dress, but decline when they tell me it will be $200 to rent.
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At the same time, it was appropriate for poor whites to benefit, King said, because they suffer deprivation, if not racial discrimination.
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That makes Fortnite more appealing to a broader range of players, and much more appropriate for kids and palatable to their parents.
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It is time for the city to agree that homeless youths have a right to shelter and services appropriate for their needs.
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Participating states would get a dollar-for-dollar match from the federal government for however much funding they appropriate for state schools.
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But at the production stage, we got rid of the shells because we thought the effect was more appropriate for the scene.
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Federal prosecutors argued in their own sentencing memorandum filed Monday that maximum sentences of life imprisonment were "appropriate" for all three men.
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Another startup called Newsela surfaces news stories about current events in various reading levels appropriate for different students, and provides comprehension quizzes.
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We curated a selection of decorative/entertaining things that are appropriate for this spooky holiday and life-as-a-host in general.
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This is what makes the electric Hummer such a confounding product, the solution we need in the vehicle least appropriate for it.
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For your profile pic, use a headshot that would be appropriate for a bio or a resume: professional, very clear, not fuzzy.
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The actress continued to search for a role appropriate for her age and found a fit in the Netflix series Stranger Things.
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It would have been more appropriate for Bernthal to play that role, but it's hard to fault Oleson for wanting more D'Onofrio.
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It's apparently been rated R for brief nudity and substance abuse, but PG-13 really might be more appropriate for this content.
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Her hold around him is very formal and doll-like, rather than relaxed or super-affectionate, which is appropriate for the event.
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Google's Doodle have a fondness for celebrating legendary figures, but today's person of interest feels more appropriate for the venue than most.
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Yet the government still sometimes takes steps that seem more appropriate for a budding authoritarian regime than for an aspiring European democracy.
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We get lasagna at a place that's literally called Lasagna Ristorante, which feels appropriate for the experiment (the lasagna is medium-good).
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The Stable Outlook is based on Fitch's expectation that Host's credit profile will remain appropriate for the 'BBB' rating through economic cycles.
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But there's no midnight snack more appropriate for the next time you're staying up late to check out a meteor shower.[ThinkGeek]
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The new generation are the warm-blooded mammals able to thrive in an environment no longer appropriate for their cold-blooded ancestors.
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Legislators approved the act for the monument in 2015, and whether it was appropriate for the public grounds has been debated since.
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As you will appreciate, it would not be appropriate for us to provide any comment in relation to an active criminal proceeding.
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Since this Article was written by an American, Douglas MacArthur, it is entirely appropriate for America to encourage Japan to scrap it.
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Ryan declined to comment on whether he thought it was appropriate for Trump to ask Comey to drop the investigation into Flynn.
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The IMF said the euro's valuation was appropriate for the euro zone as a whole but was too low for Germany's fundamentals.
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Unlike the slightly alcoholic butterbeer beverage from the Harry Potter series, this ice cream is appropriate for all ages, so dig in.
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Price: Free to download with a $25 per week subscription fee Editor's note: Virtual therapy isn't appropriate for all types of issues.
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Indeed, polling has found that huge majorities believe it is appropriate for companies to engage in politics when their businesses are affected.
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Loans are being negotiated on the basis of precedent, without looking at what is appropriate for each individual credit, a banker said.
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"We had a number of experiences with large men in tiny shorts and that's not appropriate for children to see," Tolhurst said.
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It is entirely appropriate for American officials to support Iranian demands for the rule of law, transparency, economic opportunity and personal freedom.
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Mueller stated in a court filing Friday that those penalties "are warranted and appropriate" for Papadopoulos's conduct in lying to federal investigators.
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This more international approach is appropriate for this year's nominees, all of whom explore the injustices created by borders, including national ones.
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Among Trump voters, 42 percent said it was appropriate for politicians to body-slam reporters, while 45 percent said it was inappropriate.
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" It continues, "We understand that regulatory agencies and customers have made decisions that they believe are most appropriate for their home markets.
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Note to Teachers: Please watch the film before showing it to your class to make sure it is appropriate for your students.
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For example, nearly six out of ten universities and four-year colleges have on-site psychiatric facilities appropriate for treating mental illness.
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Dean also said it would be appropriate for Nadler to subpoena Mueller if he does not agree to a deal to appear.
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But none have met the level of urgency appropriate for a man detained with no documented charges and possibly under physical harm.
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If nondairy products were outright calling themselves "cow's milk" or even just "milk," perhaps it would be appropriate for regulators to intervene.
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She reiterated she would "keep all options open in terms of strategic partnerships, if appropriate for the business" to support LDC's growth.
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"An emergency declaration is not appropriate for this incident," Mr. Fugate wrote in the letter, which was released by the governor's office.
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It plans to use some of the funding to develop a miniaturized version of its sensors, appropriate for use with smaller drones.
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"So they went through and they cherry-picked the 'mean tweets' that they thought would be appropriate for the president," Kimmel added.
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"The matter has been carefully reviewed and we have taken action we believe to be appropriate for the situation," the website states.
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I think -- I think it's in this setting appropriate for a President to have an opportunity to talk with his senior leaders.
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Responding to an enormous ovation, he played one more encore, a dreamy Schumann piece, appropriate for the occasion: "Abschied," German for "farewell."
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However, Christensen's disruptive innovation is characterized by a very high degree of risk, and is thus more appropriate for the private sector.
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But the more I reflected on it, the more I found it appropriate for the audience and context of the Palais Garnier.
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Appropriate for her tell-it-like-it-is attitude, the memoir, which comes out next spring, is called There's No Fucking Secret.
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As a private entity, Facebook retains the discretion to determine for itself whether online content is appropriate for its forum or not.
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"No person needs to be attacked for their opinion on what they see to be appropriate for their children," Mr. Staples tweeted.
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The MAS kept policy unchanged at its last policy decision in April, saying a "neutral" stance is appropriate for an extended period.
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We have tried to tell the dad that this is not appropriate for a young man, but he just scoffs at us.
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That gives you access to over 20,000 books, shows, and educational content appropriate for kids from the ages of 3 to 12.
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The services have set off debate about what digital tools are appropriate for children and what companies were doing to prevent abuse.
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City Kitchen This showstopping dish is packed with garlic and herby flavor, appropriate for any time you want an impressive main course.
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At Monisha Jaising, I tried on a $5,000 gown appropriate for J. Lo — plunging mesh V-neck, gold beads, figure-hugging skirt.
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Puerto Rico's Debt Crisis Note to teachers: Preview the 21-minute clip above to make sure it is appropriate for your students.
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"I don't believe it's appropriate for governments to provide state aid to airlines that were not sustainable before the coronavirus," he said.
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To the contrary, it is entirely legal and appropriate for prosecutors to go wherever the evidence takes them -- even down unexpected roads.
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I am looking for recommendations for books about Native Americans and indigenous people that would be appropriate for a young age group.
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We disagree over whether it is appropriate for me to continue working a few hours a day when guests come to visit.
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Parents can also limit or turn off direct messages, and restrict certain content that might not be appropriate for all age groups.
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However, pet-keeping was still not considered appropriate for lower-class people, as it was thought to take away from their duties.
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The Ethicist My question is whether it's appropriate for Woman B, who broke up Woman A's marriage, to attend Woman A's funeral.
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Juul's application is due in May, and the F.D.A. must decide whether the products are appropriate for the protection of public health.
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The central bank kept policy unchanged at its last review in April, saying a "neutral" stance is appropriate for an extended period.
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The company did not put a camera into its first such product, launched last year, saying it wasn't appropriate for private spaces.
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"It is perfectly appropriate for the German government to set standards," said Elliot Schrage, Facebook's vice president of communications and public policy.
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Sixty-three percent of respondents in the poll said it was not appropriate for a U.S. president to make such a request.
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The method is not appropriate for everyone, however, particularly pregnant women and those with medical conditions such as diabetes or eating disorders.
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She also adds that sharing personal anecdotes that are appropriate for the office can go a long way when fostering these connections.
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Gupta added that the method used is not appropriate for all patients but offers hope for new treatment strategies, including gene therapies.
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"They don't think it's appropriate for a Hong Kong guy to speak on behalf of a Chinese bank," Law told the newspaper.
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Management sees leverage (net debt to EBITDA) of 2.5x as appropriate for the business, with temporary increases possible to accommodate capacity increases.
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"This performance emphasises the need to address our cost base to ensure it is appropriate for our much-reduced production," it said.
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I was taken aback at first: Was it appropriate for these foreigners to come to America to take part in the campaign?
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Identifying the right match is key, as a drug may or may not be appropriate for someone depending on their health history.
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Not only must you apologize, but you must also get the sensitivity training appropriate for your continued service in the U.S. Congress.
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Voters were split 257-215 percent on whether it was appropriate for the Senate last week to acquit Trump, the poll shows.
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Whether in 220th- or 222th-century France or turn-of-the-century Germany, some artistic genres simply weren't considered appropriate for women.
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A growing number of experts say the current building codes are not appropriate for modern urban areas that are much more dense.
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If he's not telling anyone what's been going on, what proportion of the office is it appropriate for me to blab to?
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You'll find that track in Nick's guest mix, in addition to some other cuts he feels are appropriate for your upcoming weekend.
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It's natural and appropriate for the emergence of a public opposition strategy to the Trump administration to take at least some time.
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The show's content would be appropriate for younger children, but its emotions might prove a harder hurdle for younger kids to clear.
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Aza can be a repetitive narrator: this may be appropriate for someone who suffers repetitive thoughts, but can make the reading experience frustrating.
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Emotionally, the songs full of higher highs and lower lows—appropriate for a society seemingly spinning further out of control by the day.
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She's gotten told before by colleagues that they weren't appropriate for the office, but she knew they'd be a big hit at CatCon.
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His lawsuit, filed on behalf of the state, alleges that Purdue Pharma misrepresented its opioid products as nonaddictive and appropriate for chronic pain.
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Other edicts included a ban on wearing jeans inside the ropes and also related to off-course attire appropriate for pro-am parties.
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These are big issues and I think it&aposs very appropriate for President Trump to sit down, eyeball to eyeball, with this man.
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But the way that it is covered has been a little bigoted in certain cases and activists which is not appropriate for journalists.
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It is both natural and appropriate for decent human beings to shame and shun the practitioners of the administration&aposs family separation policy.
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We'd be engaged in conversation about how we might modify language in productions or plays, for example, to make them appropriate for audiences.
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"We understand that regulatory agencies and customers have made decisions that they believe are most appropriate for their home markets," the company added.
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This may be appropriate for the age of print media, but it's hardly adapted for the thoroughly datafied world we live in today.
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"We were frustrated at the time because we felt like our actions were appropriate for the moment," said co-captain Maggie Barlow, 17.
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"I think it's appropriate for these personal assistants to say, 'I'm sorry to hear that,' and to suggest options [for help]," Russell said.
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"I think it is appropriate for central banks to take advantage of this space to consolidate growth without compromising financial stability," he added.
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It's expensive, it's invasive… That's appropriate for some patients, but in and of itself it's not a technology that's really changing the world.
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While it may seem unfair to judge a movie using a calculation, it's appropriate for a script that repeatedly falls back on formulas.
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A World Health Organization statement late on Sunday said the period could be extended "as appropriate" for close contacts of newly confirmed cases.
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There are models that are appropriate for people who prefer both men's styling and women's, and most of them are not especially large.
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"If the court would allow it, I think that a solution could be found that would be appropriate for everybody involved," Hughes said.
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Of course, this is appropriate for a wedding, but every sermon he preaches and almost every conversation he has is about God's love.
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An age of 6 months is appropriate for kids with moderate risk, while low-risk children can be given peanuts at any age.
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Leverage sustaining between 4.5x-5.5x is appropriate for the 'A' rating and thus Fitch's projections are towards the high-end of the range.
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ROVE: It is not appropriate for American political parties to be paying money to acquire information from the agents of foreign governments. Period.
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That can lead to disillusionment when the reality sinks in that the technology just isn't appropriate for the majority of games right now.
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Vegetables such as squash and gourds, apples and anything made from their fruit, seeds, nuts, and corn are all appropriate for the holiday.
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The same vexed reaction would be appropriate for his teammates after the Capitals blitzed the Islanders, 4-1, on Thursday at Barclays Center.
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From show-stopping desserts to contributions appropriate for a sideboard of sweets, there's something here for every get-together – and every sweet tooth.
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Prior to requesting or accepting connections from colleagues, think about material you're apt to share as well – is it appropriate for their consumption?
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For obvious reasons, then, it might not be an appropriate for someone who's married or otherwise involved to download Hinge to their phone.
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If the reviewing doctor deems PrEP appropriate for the patient, they send the user to get tested for HIV, hepatitis, and kidney function.
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"Women leaders organically left because other opportunities were more appropriate for them," said Margenett Moore-Roberts, Yahoo's global head of diversity and inclusion.
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"We need to have all the facts, and it is appropriate for the House Oversight Committee to request this memo," AshLee Strong said.
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Are they appropriate for people wanting to take advantage of an exclusive work perk that comes with its own set of use guidelines?
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In March, we tested a small portion of the database to ensure that the method we developed was appropriate for this data set.
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For mining executives that have been in their roles for years, "their approach is probably more appropriate for a different time," he said.
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But on your nails, this art looks just as appropriate for your 9-to-5 job as it is for a night out.
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Speaking with reporters after the hearing, Bogdan declined to say whether he thought it was appropriate for Muilenburg to be on the call.
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Additionally, parents can also use the "Restrictions" feature (Settings > General > Restrictions) to only allow their kids to download apps appropriate for their age.
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And the Germans themselves don't want to talk about this because they don't feel it's appropriate for them to position themselves as victims.
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Leverage sustaining between 4.5x - 5.5x is appropriate for the 'A' rating and thus Fitch's projection are towards the high-end of the range.
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Mike's one of the lucky guys whose bday falls on 4/20 -- appropriate for so many reasons -- plus, this year he turned 42.
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Inspired by subverting familiar branding and logos, the collection seems more appropriate for Fashion Week than something you'd casually throw on post-gym.
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It is surely appropriate for the police to withhold video from public release that shows victims in distress, or witnesses revealing private information.
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There is reluctance in parts of the market to switch to SONIA, with participants saying it is not appropriate for longer term contracts.
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For his next photo opportunity, it may be more appropriate for him to swap his trademark hard-hat for a pair of wellies.
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"Financial penalties in line with (parliamentary) rules are appropriate for those who occupy the plenary hall," Interior Minister Mariusz Blaszczak told public radio.
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It's made in one pot, which makes it perfectly appropriate for weeknight dinners, but it's complexity means it's also a hit for entertaining.
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A majority of Americans think it was not appropriate for President Trump to fire FBI Director James Comey, according to a new poll.
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Yet looking at the strain that the host nation has been placed under, a fractured tournament seems appropriate for an increasingly fractured Europe.
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"I am not sure it's appropriate for us to discuss our sort of internal financial reasoning behind transactions in the press," he said.
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That means it was never appropriate for drug companies to use the 1980 letter to assess risk of addiction in chronic pain treatment.
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We probably have to scale back the culture of autonomy that was appropriate for the 1960s but that has since gone too far.
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After the GDP data release, Monetary Authority of Singapore deputy managing director Jacqueline Loh said current monetary policy stance remains appropriate for 2016.
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Our top pick is the tried and true JanSport Big Student Backpack, a durable bag that is appropriate for students of many grades.
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It would be appropriate for Congress to have future-looking hearings designed to determine whether new laws are needed to correct existing abuses.
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A debate over when it's appropriate for the FBI to investigate a president's loyalty to America may seem straightforward to Trump's political opponents.
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The game incorporates some trivia from the classic show, but the manufacturer assures players that it's appropriate for all levels of "Office" fandom.
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"The government is arguing that it is not appropriate for the court to decide whether the president has violated the law," he said.
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New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand said last November that it would have been "appropriate" for Clinton to resign the presidency over the scandal.
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Stable Outlook The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's expectation that BRX's financial profile will remain appropriate for a 'BBB-' REIT during the rating horizon.
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The FDA should make it clear that prescribers, not third parties, should decide what medications are the most appropriate for each individual patient.
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However, looking to Israel as an example of how America should proceed on this issue is not appropriate for a variety of reasons.
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And the red container is just as appropriate for Christmas as it is Thanksgiving, so you can use it for months to come.
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Seventy-one percent said, for example, it would be appropriate for search engines like Google to remove news stories determined to be false.
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Within like groups, however, meaning same class/ethnicity, for example, it is generally more appropriate for women to keep their anger to themselves.
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The structure showcases the union of nature and mechanical ingenuity, appropriate for a hugely commercial enterprise that, at its core, celebrates human creativity.
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It tasted smoother—and more appropriate for Ghana's tropical climate—than a Guinness Foreign Extra Stout, which is also sometimes brewed using sorghum.
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The general guideline is that all profile and channel imagery, streams and attire should be appropriate for a public street, mall or restaurant.
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Opioid use disorder (OUD) can often be treated effectively on an outpatient basis, she says, although residential treatment may be appropriate for some.
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Here is what the CDC says about using bleach (emphasis mine): Diluted household bleach solutions can be used if appropriate for the surface.
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Between 1812 and 1864 they published 17 editions of Grimm's Fairy Tales, working diligently to make the stories ever more appropriate for children.
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It is also appropriate for this noisy moment, when contemplation rather than intrusion feels like a more generous way to engage your audience.
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Even if something is playable and appropriate for children, there's a lot of important questions I think you still ask within that space.
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Even if something is playable and appropriate for children, there's a lot of important questions I think you still ask within that space.
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Such an equity-heavy allocation means assuming higher risk, Mr. Golden acknowledged, which he believes is appropriate for Princeton's overall strong fiscal position.
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An S.E.C. filing by TIAA said that it has a transaction review process aimed at making sure that recommendations are appropriate for clients.
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The website lets parents choose from three different age groups in an effort to only surface content that's appropriate for their child's age.
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But is it appropriate for an adult to tell a child that they need to be faster to get eggs into the dye?
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Standing in front of a captive audience pontificating about whatever I'm interested in today was never and will never be appropriate for learning.
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"With two investigations ongoing, it is not appropriate for our member Walter Bobbie or for S.D.C. to discuss the tragedy," the statement said.
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The 4.4-gallon capacity is appropriate for most offices, and the mesh design will encourage you to regularly clear the trash can out.
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It has been appropriate for these occasions: airport, pre-hot yoga, post-hot yoga, lounging in my house, grocery pick up, date night.
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Not only would it be appropriate for the show, but it would give us an opportunity to introduce other colors into the mix.
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" But because of the sensitivity of their conversations, Mr. Coats said, "it's not appropriate for me to comment publicly on any of that.
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With hints of orange, caramel, and gold, the tone calls to mind a glazed gingerbread cookie, making it so appropriate for the season.
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Unfortunately, I didn't have to change much to make it feel appropriate for 2019, and that is the thing that scares me most.
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Supporters argue that it is appropriate for the state to set a minimum health-and-welfare standard, as it does in other areas.
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"It's appropriate for whoever's going to get the presidential daily briefing to have a security clearance," Ms. Conway, Mr. Trump's campaign manager, said.
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Sometimes period TV shows and movies leave modern-day objects in scenes or feature props that aren&apost appropriate for a certain era.
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Negroponte, a former Director of National Intelligence, said he believed it was appropriate for Trump to go ahead with his meeting with Putin.
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The simple black design makes it appropriate for nearly any occasion — it's currently my work bag, but it holds up while traveling, too.
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Scalp cooling is used only in patients with solid tumors, including breast cancer, and may not be appropriate for patients with blood cancers.
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But the extreme reactions — the canceling of flights, closing of borders and level-four travel warnings — seem more appropriate for something much worse.
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"At this stage, I think we are substantially underinvesting in what would be appropriate for a setting which could be serious," he added.
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"It would have been appropriate for him to announce Sarah," said Ari Fleischer, who served as press secretary for President George W. Bush.
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And while We Over Me clothing is meant for low-impact activities like yoga and pilates, it's also perfectly appropriate for sweaty sessions.
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Before Flynn's troubles mounted, I asked him whether it was appropriate for Bannon to have a permanent seat on the N.S.C. He paused.
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She said that the penalty was appropriate for the time, but that it had also "destroyed a lot of dreams" for young athletes.
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It's important to note that the plan may not be appropriate for diabetics, extreme athletes or anyone taking medication to control blood sugar.
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Those quibbles aside, "Mother Africa: My Home," directed by Winston Ruddle and Ulrich Thon, is keenly audience-friendly, and appropriate for younger showgoers.
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