This will be a relief for the working poor and younger consumers who will now be able to get bare-bones coverage at a bare-bones rate.
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And by strip down, we mean to your bare bones.
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The bare bones of Instagram's design have stayed the same.
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HTC has almost completely reworked the original bare-bones Vive design.
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Meanwhile, the White House Counsel's office is down to bare bones.
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Kobach took credit for drafting the bare bones of Trump's Jan.
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The directory is also fairly bare bones in terms of content.
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A bare-bones OSTP staff at this point is not unprecedented.
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A liar tends to stick with the same, bare-bones answers.
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On this bare-bones single, Sampha turns that sensation into song.
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It was really more like a bare-bones internal email system.
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It's not a luxury car, but it's also not bare-bones.
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WhatsApp has a reputation as a bare-bones utility messaging app.
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"It was just bare bones, but I loved it," she said.
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By now, offering bare-bones same sex options just isn't enough.
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At its best, Vietjet is a bare-bones but enjoyable experience.
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A bare-bones subscription, for instance, had cost $1203 a month.
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"It was really basic, bare-bones training," Lexi says of Wag.
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But even those most bare-bones of goals remain out of reach.
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He'd always chosen the minimum necessary, a bare-bones, high-deductible plan.
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When it comes to furnishings, most dorm rooms are pretty bare bones.
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It was still pretty bare bones, but that was perfect for us.
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The Gear It's bare-bones: chin-up bar, treadmill, free weights, mats.
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Chromebooks are fairly bare-bones when it comes to pre-loaded applications.
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It's tempting to be cynical or dismissive about this bare-bones moviemaking.
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At its most bare-bones level, Eurovision is an international song contest.
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Despite its size and bare-bones package, Raspberry Pi has become a phenomenon.
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That's how bare-bones it was at first—just some goofballs shooting sketches.
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Not to mention, my bare-bones Chromebook has less than 32GB of storage.
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He went down to the very bare bones, and asked the right questions.
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A bare-bones campaign It takes a village to win a presidential election.
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"The toothbrush seems harmless enough in its bare-bones hygienic necessity," she wrote.
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And the climactic, bare-bones "I Was Born for This" is a stunner.
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The thriving, tight-knit town shrank into a barely populated, bare-bones operation.
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But it's pretty far from being a rough-and-ready, bare-bones SUV.
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Users can choose one of nine templates ranging from flashy to bare-bones.
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He published them to what he admitted was an unsophisticated, bare-bones website.
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Contractors built the bare-bones structure, but volunteers completed most of the work.
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That jury-rigged solution became the bare-bones template for most future productions.
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Ms. Peng's space is smaller, more spartan and contains a bare-bones kitchen.
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He provided the bankers with a collection of bare-bones personal financial statements.
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Every apartment he saw was small and cramped, with similar bare-bones fixtures.
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First, you need to find a new take on those bare-bones basics.
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Its trunk holds up to 300 liters, while the instrumentation is bare bones.
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The outgoing Ranger was very much a bare-bones, entry-level vehicle, Brinley said.
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The bare-bones infrastructure needed to keep people alive in space is not enough.
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Fitbit's watch OS is pretty bare-bones, from a design perspective, but that's fine.
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The website for the Ataribox is so bare-bones that it almost looks fake.
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Trump has a bare-bones staff and has refused to pay for political advertisements.
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One look at their bare-bones website, registered on June 28, makes that clear.
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David Davis, the Brexit secretary, says no deal actually means a "bare-bones" deal.
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But the new ticks help flesh out the bare bones of this ancient ecosystem.
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Raspberry Pi's are bare bones machines that can pull off a lot of tricks.
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Spirit Airways, a bare-bones operator, uses a robot to respond to customer tweets.
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But Chafer's relatively bare-bones attacks were largely focused on targets within Iranian borders.
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The result was an unusually bare-bones message in an age of rich media.
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The bare bones of a deal have yet to take shape, the sources said.
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Plus, it's had bare-bones multiple-choice text polls for Facebook Pages for years.
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The company's website had no contact information — nor did its bare-bones privacy policy.
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"Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" is the bare-bones script of a play.
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But Mr. Bolsonaro's campaign drowned them out with a bare-bones, scrappy communications strategy.
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Already have a bare-bones index fund of large American stocks in your plan?
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I say those things before noting that, currently, Darksburg feels a little bare-bones.
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The relatively bare-bones approach of the streaming site seems to confirm my impression.
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"The Yonkers public schools, they've slowly cut arts programs to bare bones," she said.
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How do you get to this bare-bones browser, as discovered by YouTuber Dave Bennett?
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For all there is to love about Google Cardboard, it's still a bare-bones experience.
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He took the Catholic Church's idea of bare bones faith to an unsettlingly literal degree.
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The Soul starts at a scooch under $17,500, but that's for the bare-bones hatchback.
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It was a bare-bones crew, so the whole grip department was only three guys.
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When viewed in that light the app's bare-bones approach makes a lot more sense.
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The cheap, bare-bones Chromebook laptops have been light on complexity and heavy on connectivity.
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In its bare bones, the folk approach both suits her perfectly and boxes her in.
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Google Authenticator, free for iOS and Android, is a very simple, bare-bones authentication app.
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Because it's so bare-bones it would theoretically be a breeze to implement and scale.
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Bare-bones policies that don't cover these conditions will certainly be cheaper, the CBO said.
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Trump is running a bare-bones campaign that relies heavily on staff from the RNC.
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Under the Trump Administration, that office is down to even less than its bare bones.
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KKR offered little detail on Sherifova's job responsibilities outside of a bare-bones press release.
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Bare Bones Ice Company in Sydney, Australia designs crystal clear ice for the drinks industry.
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Much of that revenue comes from selling bare-bones computing that Oracle doesn't care about.
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The official site is bare-bones and difficult to find (and is getting an upgrade).
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During an interview on Monday on CNN, Mr. Lewandowski defended the candidate's bare-bones approach.
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What it found through reverse engineering was extremely bare-bones on the copy protection front.
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So what was life like using a bare bones, AOKP version of Android without Google?
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However, if you're looking for a bare-bones fashion smartwatch, Skagen ticks all the boxes.
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Massive canvases featuring words such as "Television" in white script fill the bare-bones space.
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The Senate bill is supposed to give them more options, including cheaper, bare-bones plans.
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This feels like a missed opportunity for Claire to get down to the bare bones.
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The stock-trading minigame deftly hints at a wider world beyond your bare-bones interface.
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The medical staff there is bare-bones, she said, because of last year's hiring freeze.
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The bare-bones site attracts more than 40 percent of Chinese internet users every month.
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The wine may be of note, but the wineries themselves lean toward the bare-bones.
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They had traveled more than 20 hours to find they booked a bare-bones hostel.
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A bare-bones Wiki-history of the Cali Cartel does not make for inspired television.
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"Not having flood insurance, it'll be a bare bones house for a long time," she said.
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So if you're already on a bare-bones budget, this is the perfect challenge for you.
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Most notably, there's Samsung's Gear VR, the most popular headset outside Google's bare-bones Cardboard design.
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For 5 percent, they'll get the bare-bones Patreon Lite service without features like backing tiers.
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Yes, while her sister Kendall Jenner's grocery list is very bare bones, Kardashian's is incredibly comprehensive.
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His coalition of parties, the National Super Alliance (NASA), had been running a bare-bones campaign.
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Its buffet of thumbnail-size photos is, by design, bare-bones (and, not infrequently, bare-chested).
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He's a long-time proponent of low, bare-bones air fares and fees for everything else.
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To make them either completely filled or bare-bones outlines would have both been effective decisions.
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Running a bare bones campaign, Mulet surprised many by coming in second in a recent poll.
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The larger neon green box might fool you, but the Mini has a bare-bones design.
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This was a bare-bones proposal with just a dog, a bow tie, and a ring.
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It includes an amendment by Ted Cruz that would let insurers offer cheaper, bare-bones policies.
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Ted Cruz, which would allow insurers offering Obamacare plans to also offer cheaper, bare-bones policies.
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Ted Cruz that would allow insurers offering Obamacare plans to also offer cheaper, bare-bones policies.
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At launch in 2015, Photos was a bare-bones photo viewer with some simple editing tools.
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Schools where voting took place were in poor condition, with cracked paint and bare-bones playgrounds.
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That's for the bare bones L trim level, which will likely be reserved for fleet customers.
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The interface is pretty bare bones, but the app gamifies the experience like any good tracker.
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As you can see in the screenshot above, Google Tasks on Android looks pretty bare-bones.
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It's merely a bare-bones statement of spending priorities for the discretionary side of the budget.
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There is a small Vans logo on the front, and the back is completely bare-bones.
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Some are ultra-low-cost providers with bare-bones service models, often relying heavily on technology.
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The Polar Ignite sports a more bare-bones browsing interface than you'll find on most smartwatches.
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Like Berkshire's comically inept website, the bare-bones home office is in part a philosophical statement.
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With that, the bare bones of affirmative action — the "reservations," or quota, system — were in place.
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Or, like Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney's debut novel, "The Nest," it can be the bare-bones version.
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The bare-bones website does not detail where guests can eat or drink on the property.
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Or you can just sit back and enjoy the ride, thanks to that bare-bones storytelling.
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But Amazon runs on a logistics system that's based off working people to the bare bones.
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The composer interface is more bare-bones than what you'd find on rival social networking sites.
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Bare bones are wrapped in the tattered remains of uniforms, gruesome reminders of now-distant violence.
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But bare-bones plot summaries fall short when it comes to Ms. Denis's customary impressionistic style.
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He slept in the small room across the pond, and bathed in its bare-bones bathroom.
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If you want to go bare-bones, the Kia Telluride can be had for about $32,000.
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Foreign officials say the government could soon run out of money to meet bare-bones needs.
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It would swap membership of the EU's single market for the most bare-bones trading relationship possible.
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American Airlines and United Airlines rolled out their own versions of the bare-bones fares last year.
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American Airlines last year introduced nine boarding groups to include its new bare-bones basic economy class.
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You have access to some bare bones weapon choices and cosmetic stuff, like skins and shoulder pads.
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It's pretty bare bones, but it works—swipe down and tap Stop broadcast when you've filmed enough.
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Hardy found that these bare bones were enough to get all that familiar quantum stuff back again.
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Reddit was built in the desktop era and only recently launched a fairly bare-bones mobile app.
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Instead, it has opened up more access to inexpensive, often bare-bones options outside of the exchanges.
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For now, this is just a bare-bones cloud storage solution, which might be all you need.
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PC Magazine reviewed it in 2016, praising the platform's flexibility but calling it bare-bones and dated.
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The room and hotel at large felt like far more than a bare-bones place to crash.
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Alternately, videographers who already own six GoPros can spend $1,500 to get just the bare-bones frame.
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They do not have a chief of staff and they have a bare-bones general counsel staff.
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Then, there was the more bare-bones costume, which they called the Ant-Man costume on set.
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"The Apple 1 was a relatively bare-bones product by today's standards," the Wall Street Journal reports.
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"Price Club had evolved into a different animal, and Costco really took us back to bare bones."
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Keeping decor, feature fixtures and signage "bare bones ... gives us a massive amount of flexibility," he added.
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With minimal set and a cast of only two, this is theater stripped to its bare bones.
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The album's central conceit allows for this sort of simplified, bare bones, on the road writing style.
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It is a bare bones slimmed down version of the full blown SCiO Lab, our development kit.
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Southwest had minimized operating costs and lured fliers from legacy carriers by offering cheap, bare-bones flights.
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The clues for each theme entry are pretty bare-bones; just a little hint for each part.
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The CBO is rushing to at least a provide a bare-bones analysis by early next week.
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The bare-bones plot of John Wick, however, feels merely unobtrusive rather than thin or ill-formed.
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When Google search was created, the search results were bare-bones — a list of 10 blue links.
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Overall, the grid couldn't breathe, so I decided to go pretty bare-bones with the themed material.
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J.C. The Colombian group Bomba Estéreo specializes in bare-bones, unmistakably Latin and insinuatingly catchy electronic pop.
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He was notoriously secretive, writing uninformative or bare bones letters in both his private and professional life.
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A thimble-size, bare-bones port haven for seafood and an astute selection of local white wines.
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This is, reduced to bare bones, a tendril of octopus curled around a disc of mashed potatoes.
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The talking vest, in this bare-bones prototype, would get a dog stopped at any security checkpoint.
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I asked them to follow me to a bare-bones room with a stained rug and couch.
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But there's a catch: Trumpcare doesn't exist, and many of these advertised plans offer bare-bones coverage.
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Katchadourian not only fashioned her bare-bones accoutrements into splendid outfits, but she also adopted different personae.
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In the aftermath, not only bare bones but also axes and flakes were abandoned where they fell.
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Every scene is bare bones, with rarely more than two people sharing the screen at a time.
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Overall, be prepared to spend roughly $3,39.953 for a bare-bones trip to $18,100 for a surreal experience.
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Then there's ShopSavvy, which is a bit more bare bones than InvisibleHand but works in a similar way.
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It has also expanded cheap, bare-bones "short-term" plans, which don't have to cover pre-existing conditions.
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By Erin Lowry If you're a millennial with a bare-bones savings account, you'll find this book helpful.
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The original SkyRider, designed in 2010, was still bare bones but allowed for a slightly more seated position.
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Their repeal efforts have consistently focused on providing cheaper, bare-bones options, which predominantly benefit younger, healthier people.
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Trump, however, seems unfazed by the idea of waging his battle against Clinton with a bare-bones operation.
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Essentially, they are similar to the cheap but bare-bones plans that were available before Obamacare was passed.
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In most states that did not go along with the Obamacare expansion, Medicaid is a bare-bones programme.
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For instance, states could decide what treatments insurers must cover, and may choose to allow bare-bones plans.
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Davis also recalled her relatives' bare-bones living conditions, and how they found joy in the simple things.
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Auditors in many countries are already required to add flesh to the bare bones of the audit opinion.
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Celebs often do this, having their business managers work out property settlements with only bare bones legal filings.
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What are you looking for when you're backing someone with not much more than a bare-bones idea?
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It's a simple enough arrangement: deploy a bare-bones staff in the states and flatter the state parties.
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I really liked Garmin's bare-bones Speak navigation device when I tried it out a few months ago.
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Though Lahey helps create the bare bones of her popular and low budget videos, she finds acting uncomfortable.
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The way we do this is we'd have a very standard health insurance policy, which is bare-bones.
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Genius on Spotify breaks down the music to the bare bones and gets deeper into it's true core.
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"They normally just send me a manuscript of the bare bones of the article," he told Cover/Line.
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Since then, a bare bones staff has been able to carry out consistent -- and unmatched -- levels of fundraising.
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"There was a bare-bones, two-sentence provision in one of the recent defense authorization bills," he said.
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No further details about the event besides a bare bones Twitter announcement have been released at this time.
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Some number of (currently) healthy people will sign up for these bare-bones plans, raising costs for everyone.
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American Airlines is stripping its in-flight service to bare bones as coronavirus wreaks havoc on its business.
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From noise-reducing fancy ones to bare-bones buds under $40, there are a lot to choose from.
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In fact, he does not even believe he needs more than the bare bones of a State Department.
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As part of a senior thesis at Columbia, she held a "bare-bones" version of the immersion camp.
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Last month I visited their Dallas headquarters, a bare-bones office in a strip mall off an expressway.
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But for now, airlines are shrinking down to bare bones, with international networks looking the leanest in decades.
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Now they say that trading on the bare-bones terms of the World Trade Organisation would be fine.
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Do you think it would have done better if you shipped something a bit more bare bones earlier?
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The hotel was bare-bones and my room slightly cramped, but it felt safe and was reasonably clean.
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Instead, it will only have time to provide a bare-bones analysis of the bill's effect on spending.
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The shelter was bare-bones and required homeless people to sleep on the floor before "earning" a bed.
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Apple iPad Walmart If you want an iPad on the cheap, this is a good bare-bones option.
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Right now, we operate on a bare-bones model, just enough to get by and keep things running.
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Bare-bones (yet air-conditioned) cabins, communal dining and themed evening entertainment are other only-at-camp touches.
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Tony's thread count has gone up over the years, but back in the day it was bare bones.
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" He added: "The US EPA is already on a starvation diet, with a bare-bones budget and staffing level.
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The images were also meant to express an earnest, bare-bones faith, in an effort to engage lay believers.
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Here's a bare-bones view of the specs you really should be caring about: display, rear camera and price.
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While services like FaceTime are popular, they're pretty bare-bones compared to most photo and video apps out there.
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Trump and his team prided themselves on winning the primaries with a bare-bones staff and a modest budget.
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In an interview with The Verge last year, Knight seemed to take pride in his relatively bare-bones operation.
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This type of integration with third-party apps is new for the traditionally bare-bones user experience of WhatsApp.
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States that received waivers could allow insurers to sell bare-bones policies that didn't cover everything required under Obamacare.
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That's for a fairly bare-bones space, and that doesn't really get you very far or very much equipment.
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We demand more realism in our viral star cameos in CW shows about the bare-bones survival of humanity.
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Oculus Home is still pretty bare-bones compared to gaming platforms like Steam, Xbox Live, or the PlayStation Network.
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The subtle racism comes off as inconsequential, and perhaps incapable of carrying a film in its bare bones form.
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The airline wants to let travelers know that flying does not necessarily have to be a bare-bones experience.
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My younger daughter loved making this, and it was surprisingly moist and tender for such a bare-bones recipe.
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Many of these plans are so bare-bones that they do not cover even prescription drugs or maternity care.
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And their unemployment offices, long hindered by lumbering technology and bare-bones staffing, are already groaning under the weight.
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Plus, a ceiling-mounted tablet display helps to preserve the bare-bones look of the van's dash and cockpit.
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My bare-bones kitchen equipment plus a small space keeps me from trying anything too creative or labor intensive.
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Now the company has abruptly folded inward, turning back into a bare-bones media startup after decades of growth.
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"It took CBP this long to come up with something like this, and it's so bare bones," Spiegel said.
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Mr. Schwartz paid for server costs and basic expenses, but the operation was bare bones; everyone worked from home.
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This could limit how much the reform would reduce the costs for people who buy the bare-bones plans.
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For years a bare-bones texting and calling app, Signal has increasingly become a fully featured, mainstream communications platform.
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It's no surprise that the Ami features a pretty bare-bones interior, since it's not meant for long trips.
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So what we had at that time was just enough to come up with a really bare bones prototype.
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Some people might want a bare-bones platform onto which they can integrate their own sensing and interaction tech.
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As of the Muse 2 launch, the offerings specifically for it in the Muse app are fairly bare-bones.
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The neighborhood is known for its lushly amenitized new construction, but his building is a bare-bones walk-up.
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The federal government's current, bare-bones response in Puerto Rico is completely insufficient to address the island's humanitarian crisis.
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There was power to spare and track-worthy handling, though the interior was as bare-bones as it could be.
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President Donald Trump is barreling into his 100th day in office, and the federal government remains a bare-bones operation.
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To understand how a bare-bones governmental organization impacts the Trump administration's ability to govern, I checked in with Stier.
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I quickly created a bare bones Facebook account, with no profile picture, and told him the name it was under.
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But the pastoralists are now using bare-bones hydroponics units of metal and plastic to grow barley as animal feed.
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"But a lot more detail has to be put round those bare bones and on its economic plans," he said.
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Conservatives were seeking language letting insurers offer bare-bones policies with low premiums, which would be illegal under Obama's law.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce says bare-bones state IRAs will cause small businesses to drop their 401(k) plans.
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He reached for his guitar, played the bare bones of a song into a cassette recorder and promptly fell asleep.
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The internet has come a long way from the bare-bones, plain text and hyperlink look of the first websites.
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" "A couple of the songs predate the process of writing the album, at least the bare-bones version of them.
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Here's how to get started on your Windows 10 computer: It looks like this: The app feels pretty bare-bones.
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Along with its reputation for bare-bones amenities, Spirit also garnered media attention for an internal feud with its pilots.
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As Mac Demarco's popularity has grown over the past 7 years, his albums have gotten more restrained and bare-bones.
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"For Valentine's Day we decided to get back to bare bones, the original jones, sex," explained Turtle Bugg over email.
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Since it opened in 1980, Ugi's Pizza became a hit for its central locations, bare-bones ambiance, and affordable pizzas.
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In 2015, members of the original marketing team met with Mr. Kojima in a bare-bones conference room in Tokyo.
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My husband and I took a good look at our bare bones expenses and used that number as a benchmark.
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The Getaway Hostels, budget havens of the post-college European travel circuit, traditionally offer bare-bones bunks in communal dormitories.
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The Critter Depot website is pretty bare bones because Neal believes his business is not dependent on an expensive website.
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Malloy recently proposed a bare-bones budget that slashes tax credits and asks towns to help pay for teacher pensions.
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Compared to Tomorrow's Hits, the self-released 2016 follow-up Devil Music was almost impossibly lo-fi and bare bones.
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It's solid and smart, if not laden with brilliant revelation, and for a bare-bones production, thoroughly transporting (45:00).
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It's solid and smart, if not laden with brilliant revelation, and for a bare-bones production, thoroughly transporting (2:00).
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At another outfit called TankerTrackers a bare bones staff of three people puts together information for about $20 a month.
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Arvo Pärt's "Pari Intervallo" (1976) was altogether different: a chiming, bare-bones piece requiring utter restraint and strict rhythmic discipline.
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Time Teletext's low capacity for nuanced news lent itself to a more bare-bones kind of reporting: covering financial markets.
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That's all in accord with the company aesthetic: bare bones, nothing to hide behind, nothing to get in the way.
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"The Lautenberg Amendment was bare bones," said Kim Gandy, the chief executive of the National Network to End Domestic Violence.
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Gertrude Stein, with "her prose an intimidating heap of bare bones," is understood via Hemingway — there are crosscurrents of illumination.
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The names of the companies are fluid, the prices are incredibly cheap, and the listings are bare bones or confusing.
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Volkswagen did not provide revenue figures — or an update on its emissions scandal — in a bare-bones preliminary earnings disclosure.
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To be completely honest, I don't think you have to have a bare-bones wardrobe for it to be sustainable.
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US airlines have canceled most flights until late April, while China's airlines have reduced their schedules to bare-bones service.
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But in bare-bones studios, with amps cranked up and bluesmen who could shout, Cadillac Baby captured a vital era.
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Bare-bones songs suit a pop economy increasingly defined by lean recording budgets and music that's streamed rather than purchased.
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He assessed the menu (laminated, slightly sticky) of a bare-bones Japanese restaurant, his preferred cuisine when on the road.
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Even better, the traditional Italian mountain huts called rifugios bore no resemblance to the bare bones huts of North America.
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These are the bare bones of Baskets, but they in no way encapsulate the meticulous, practiced oddity of the show.
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Trump runs a bare-bones operation, with only 70 people on staff compared with almost 700 people working for Clinton.
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Michael Barnett, assistant professor at Harvard's Chan School of Public Health, expressed concern about Groups' rapid growth and bare-bones approach.
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The bare-bones space acts as a refreshing reminder that big tech can't necessarily anticipate all user needs and adjust accordingly.
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And anyone left on the right worrying about spending might like a MacKaye-like, bare-bones approach to big government, too.
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Instead, it offers a few bare-bones protections in exchange for the meat of the FCC's decision to stay in effect.
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He advocates for the government providing bare-bones insurance to everyone under 65 and allowing people to purchase supplemental private insurance.
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That said, it also sounds like autoplaying videos could prove distracting and clutter up Google's famously bare-bones search results page.
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It also has proposed putting cheaper insurance policies offering bare-bones medical coverage on the Obamacare market in 2019 or 2020.
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The idea is to sign up uninsured Americans for a bare-bones health insurance plan to get them into the market.
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Two lawyers said the bare- bones reference to the framework in the Brexit deal could get fleshed out in coming weeks.
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That means they run bare-bones, Google-style Android and have promised software and security updates for a number of years.
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Still, while it's simple to operate, the bare-bones approach undermines some of the potentially awesome things a smartwatch could do.
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The Cassidy-Collins proposal envisions enrolling people into bare-bones catastrophic plans, that are much cheaper for the government to subsidize.
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Can Google spring back from its social failures with a bare-bones video-calling app that unites iOS and Android users?
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Ironically, the seemingly bare-bones double funnel used too much plastic, so it was replaced by an even more skeletal frame.
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It's not quite as fancy as, say, a Dropcam setup, but it's offers bare-bones functionality at a much lower price.
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Trump's budget outline is a bare-bones plan covering just "discretionary" spending for the 2018 fiscal year starting on Oct. 1.
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The nuns spent the past week putting together the "bare-bones" outdoor structure, with benches in front of a makeshift altar.
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With a bare-bones staff, the bureau was supposed to keep Congress informed of human rights abuses by nations receiving aid.
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It's pretty bare bones at the moment, but a click of the "G" logo unleashes a slow, steady stream of confetti.
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On Thursday, however, he said that the agency had left a bare-bones letter about the investigation at his mother's house.
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This is one of two renditions of the same album — there's allegedly a bare-bones version she has yet to release.
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LG's smart TVs run the company's voice-enabled, highly advanced WebOS, while TCL's TVs run the more bare-bones Roku interface.
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The Trump campaign has been most noteworthy for its bare-bones spending — until very recently, he'd spent nothing on TV spots.
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Rather than charge per trade with bonus features included, Robinhood gives away the bare-bones trades and charges for everything else.
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But instead of defeating the rebels, the campaign has sunk into a grinding stalemate, systematically obliterating Yemen's already bare-bones economy.
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The shop itself is fairly bare bones — there's little else but Mr. Freilich monastically making pizzas alone at a steady pace.
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To counter the premium of 11th-hour airfare, Ms. Chen paid $11 a night for a serviceable, if bare-bones, hostel.
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Much of the cluing is straightforward (although not without humor!), and the theme clues themselves really couldn't be more bare-bones.
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After the boat trip, I had a long lunch next to the docks, at the bare-bones Indian River Bar & Grill.
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So one thing they'll likely be thinking about is whether some other insurer is going to offer a bare-bones plan.
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My bare-bones freelancer health insurance meant that having the operation would have emptied out my bank account, and then some.
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This bare-bones production features a choir and a rotating cast, including Samira Wiley, Paul Giamatti, Chris Noth and Tamara Tunie.
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Without an authorization, the NPRC typically only releases a bare-bones Transcript of Service that lists positions and dates of employment.
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Outside experts also say the countries' bare-bones plans are still far from enough to keep global warming to tolerable levels.
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An email to the address on the group's bare-bones website went unanswered for weeks until the group's statement on Friday.
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This path would likely leave us with nothing but a bare-bones spacecraft and rocket and no funding to go anywhere.
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The three sources, however, said that this issue was left outside the "bare-bones" customs arrangement in the draft Brexit deal.
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It is a bare-bones existence, but friendships have developed and at least one wedding took place in a downtown shelter.
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Or it could be a sparsely detailed, bare-bones "report" tersely stating that some people weren't charged because of insufficient evidence.
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On the outside, Felder's boxing is pretty bare bones—working high lows with one-twos and pounding in the odd low kick.
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Seating is a key part of airlines' bare-bones basic economy product, which United and American rolled out last year, following Delta.
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In their videos, made on a bare-bones set, Mars and Titanic deadpan into the camera as they parody American internet culture.
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This resolution's primary purpose will be to serve as a vehicle for repeal, so it is expected to be relatively bare-bones.
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His films were shot with a bare-bones crew and an austere budget, with scripts often improvised after shooting had already begun.
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Misfit is introducing a bare-bones fitness tracker today that brings its devices' core tracking functionality down to a much lower price.
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The hub is fairly bare-bones, but it does offer a relatively quick way to find a link to delete voice recordings.
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And yet there's nothing bare-bones about it: the skeletal base is cast in silver-toned aluminum and the tabletop is glass.
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This is supposed to show how profitable the bare bones of the business would be, without the expenses it spends on growth.
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The acrobat's toes never touch the ground; the circus pharaoh's foot is planted, as he is planted on his bare-bones throne.
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What she delivered might have flown in simpler times, but her bare-bones stage setup and slow, simplistic dance moves felt undercooked.
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In other words, airlines are still cutting costs with bare-bones service and still trying to wring extra cash out of flyers.
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" Wow: "Foreign and U.S. officials said the Russians recommended that a note taker be present in the bare-bones official bilateral meeting.
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But he said he's still expecting strong fourth-quarter results from the company, despite the sour reception of the bare-bones smartwatch.
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The bare bones of a storyline are here, and Refn might have one if he'd shown even the slightest bit of interest.
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And the Raspberry Pi alone, while bare-bones, costs only $35 and can be used by itself after connecting basic computer parts.
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The days of having available relatively cheap "bare bones" plans based on health status were over for healthy young adults beginning Jan.
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Young, healthy people might choose bare-bones catastrophic coverage, but reserve the right to step up to a more generous plan later.
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In her honor, they revived their cover of the 1992 track, though the evening's version was, fittingly, more somber and bare-bones.
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Under the Gun Theater, part of Chicago's rich improv scene, uses the game as inspiration in this bare-bones late-night show.
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But bare bones coverage may offer so little value that people remain financially vulnerable when they get sick and need protection most.
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There's a belief that passengers are becoming more comfortable with paying these fees or travel with bare-bones amenities for long distances.
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When in decorating doubt, we're often told, you can always count on the bare-bones basics to make any abode feel roomier.
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But it's not enough to just have a bare bones, catastrophic plan: People need to be able to get preventive care, too.
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The Theatre Guild, the show's producer, was on the brink of insolvency and had struggled to raise its bare-bones $90,000 budget.
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I hate writing blurbs, and don't like the idea of ranking albums in general, so am going to go bare bones here.
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FORGO CREATURE COMFORTS Safari experiences range from staying in bare-bones camps with bucket showers to lodges that have air-conditioned rooms.
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The bill played to the party's disparate factions by letting insurers sell cheap, bare-bones policies while retaining taxes on the wealthy.
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Nor does he recall being scooped up by a police officer who sped him on a motorbike to a bare-bones clinic.
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Nor does he recall being scooped up by a police officer who sped him on a motorbike to a bare-bones clinic.
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That will necessitate numerous, permanent and highly skilled staff all over the world, not bulk eyeballs offering a bare-bones ground-truthing service.
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I decided to make a pretty bare bones guac to make sure I wasn't adding in any unnecessary variables that might cause browning.
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It didn't invest much in tech the first time around, instead building a bare bones platform to get the service up and running.
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The app is a bare-bones stream of sans-serif text, complete with plenty of exclamation points and a smattering of all-caps.
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So if even a single state reduces its EHB standards to a bare-bones level, then workers across the country could be affected.
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Instead of leaving those Americans uncovered, Capretta and Chen suggest the government should sign them up for a bare-bones health insurance plan.
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GEDmatch is not as user-friendly as, say, 23andMe or Ancestry, and its website is pretty bare bones (hey, it's a free service).
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The Americans would like China to curb exports of oil, including aviation fuel, that help keep the bare-bones North Korean economy afloat.
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The layout at first glance looks somewhat bare bones, but when you start combing through all the tucked away settings, things get detailed.
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The Obama White House's entire site had been rolled over to an archived address, and replaced with a bare-bones Trump administration version.
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If you remember, the bare-bones premise for the film is essentially that two women swap homes after going through rough romantic patches.
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Judging by her Instagram story Friday night, her theme for 2018 is clearly "skeletons" — but the final look is anything but bare bones.
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In truth, they're not any weirder than the rest of the world's websites, though they do have a distinctly bare-bones, antiseptic feel.
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Then there's the e-ink display, which is pressure-sensitive for a more accurate writing experience, although the software is decidedly bare-bones.
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They have lagged behind other public spaces in adopting even bare bones, legally mandated physical accessibility features like ramps or reliably functional elevators.
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I had no Plan B. So I went back to Miami and lived with John Bailly, who had a bare-bones house there.
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He quickly rose to prominence, the strategist widely credited with putting skin and muscle on the bare bones of Trump's "America First" worldview.
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Three weeks later, the EPA proposed a bare-bones "suspension" rule that sought to delay implementation of the existing rule for two years.
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Rosario's Pizza: This late-night, bare bones slice spot has engendered a cultish following among a certain type of—mostly drunk—pizza person.
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The pitch from Senate leadership will be to pass a bare-bones repeal bill now, and then figure the rest out in conference.
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It syncs with iCloud and can be marginally integrated with the Calendar, but it's bare-bones and doesn't have anything for power users.
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Ted Cruz -- a version of his own overhaul bill -- that would allow insurers offering Obamacare plans to also provide cheaper, bare-bones policies.
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Sales of short-term plans have skyrocketed in the ACA era because many people prefer the cheaper premiums despite the bare-bones coverage.
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He has traversed the country with a breakneck schedule, campaigning and raising money, flying privately with a bare-bones staff and security detail.
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While some company towns encapsulated the picturesque "American Dream," others festered with poverty and abuse from bare-bones housing and harsh working conditions.
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Details within the report, about climbing business investment and depleted inventories, suggest more economic strength than the bare-bones headline number might indicate.
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But as of last month, that document was in bare-bones draft form at best, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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"This is not even a bare-bones budget," said Senator Toby Ann Stavisky, a Democrat from Queens, who grudgingly cast an "aye" vote.
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For decades, Puerto Rico has received limited funding to run a bare-bones program that provides only 22019 out of 17 mandatory services.
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That style of fixture, a sphere, a dome, with a perimeter metal is basically the bare-bones construction method of a flush mount.
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Senate Republicans are running out of options to use for ObamaCare repeal, and momentum for a bare-bones ObamaCare repeal plan is growing.
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He explained that, when he took on the small space in Chelsea, he'd first planned a bare-bones fried-chicken or noodle restaurant.
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And I know from firsthand experience that even the most bare-bones, no-frills burial can be more expensive than you might expect.
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WhatsApp has historically offered a relatively bare bones messaging experience, but has been slowly expanding into new features over the past couple months.
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Just like Netflix, its bare-bones subscription doesn't require any daunting package choices and is extremely no-strings-attached and easy to figure out.
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It starts at $250,2000, but if you don't want cloth seats and a bare-bones crossover, plan to jump to the $25,4.53 S model.
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We've got scary-cheap, bare-bones noodle spots in Chinatown where you can BYOB and get lit with your leftover change from laundry day.
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More and more high-risk homeowners' insurance is being taken on by California's FAIR Plan, an industry-funded, bare-bones insurance of last resort.
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That model could inspire others to jump into the political fray with a bare-bones campaign fueled by antics and media coverage, Eisen said.
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Taylor wasn't entirely won over — after all, you can probably guess most of what happens next based on the bare bones plot description above.
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A bare-bones strategy: Aldi's rapid growth has been driven by offering a small selection of private-label brands in a small-store format.
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Overall, however, the browser is a fairly bare bones app that doesn't seem like it was carefully customized for use on a television's screen.
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Fourth, it should be noted that Word, Google Docs, Apple Pages, and other word processors work just fine in bare-bones text-editor mode.
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It would allow insurance companies to offer inexpensive, bare-bones plans in an effort to drive down premiums, a top priority for the conservatives.
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This isn't fear mongering, just the bare bones truth; how else are we to cast our vote in November with any modicum of confidence?
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All Camry models, even the bare-bones L trim, come standard with the awkwardly named Toyota Safety Sense-P package of active-safety systems.
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This comes hours after the president signed an executive order allowing insurers to once again sell bare bones health plans with fewer required benefits.
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They're just begging for the bare-bones minimum to keep people alive, yet they're told again and again there's no funding to be found.
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For starters, investors should make sure that investment solutions that take a bare-bones approach to keep costs down are accurately investing their money.
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Read more: accused themBack in 2016, the Trump campaign had a bare-bones app that limited its functions to campaign updates and canvassing information.
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In response, these traditional airlines have offered their own rival bare-bones products, and tout how some passengers to pay more to avoid it.
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A landscaped roof deck furnished with planters and lounge chairs would be far more attractive than a bare-bones slab of tar and felt.
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The EU's trade chief says Boris Johnson will only get a "bare-bones" trade deal with the EU next year, or none at all.
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The European Union's trade chief has declared that Boris Johnson will only get a "bare-bones" trade deal next year — or none at all.
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You have to choose between high cost, mediocre plans on the marketplace or bare bones outside plans that may exclude coverage for real emergencies.
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Those policies are far more bare-bones than association plans, and are more likely to pull healthy people out of the ACA's individual market.
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How it would work: People who don't get health insurance from another source, like an employer, would be enrolled in a bare-bones plan.
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After an extraordinary family conclave at the queen's country residence, Sandringham, the queen offered the couple what amounted to a bare-bones severance package.
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And plans would become cheaper for some healthy people, because they would be buying bare-bones plans in markets dominated by other healthy people.
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The United States has also withdrawn personnel from its embassy in Havana, reducing its operations to a bare-bones staff of about two dozen.
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Now that Tesla isn't selling the bare-bones Model 3 online, the least expensive car you can buy on its website goes for $39,500.
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Nine of those properties were priced under $500,000, with the most affordable being a bare-bones studio co-op at No. 240 for $310,000.
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But apart from the bare-bones filings, first reported by the news site Byline Investigates, there were few specifics about Prince Harry's legal action.
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Binyamin Appelbaum AUTO INDUSTRY Volkswagen will provide details about first-quarter earnings on Wednesday, elaborating on a bare-bones preliminary report on April 18.
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So we found a sitter who would work 30 hours a week, and I joined a bare-bones co-working space near our apartment.
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It includes a coffee-table book with bare-bones information on the contents and lively notes on some of the music, by Mr. Harnoncourt.
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The app is still relatively bare bones and doesn't offer many features other than some additional personalization features (more on those in a minute).
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Finally, we're now hearing a lot about the Cruz amendment, which would let insurers offer bare-bones plans with minimal coverage and high deductibles.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO For well over a decade, Beth Ditto was the frontwoman of Gossip, a compellingly bare-bones and electrically funky dance-punk outfit.
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Democrats say that the purpose of insurance is to share risk, and that without federal requirements, insurers would once again offer bare-bones policies.
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It's no easy feat making an LP this bare-bones compelling, but it works due to the center staging of Pratt's breathy, lilting vocals.
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The Senate voted down a bare-bones ObamaCare repeal bill early Friday in a surprise vote that represents a major defeat for GOP leaders.
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On a recent weekend, men traveled from California, Oklahoma and the Netherlands to gather in the bare-bones backyard of one of Wilmore's friends.
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Although it is a deeply conservative state, with a bare-bones education budget, it has offered universal access to high-quality preschool since 1998.
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Even with its eye-catching display, this is a bare-bones Android experience that, in typical Sony fashion, does too little and costs too much.
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Instead, Popular Articles just gives you a bare-bones list with a numeric count of the number of your followers that shared the same link.
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I was grabbing four frozen meals and the bare bones for an easy weeknight dinner of eggs, avocado, and toast and calling it a day.
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At last, they had completed the ascent some predicted after a rebuilding club purged payroll and stripped down to bare bones a few years back.
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It's a bit bare bones at the moment, but the idea behind TorrentStream is a more democratic streaming service powered by peer-to-peer sharing.
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Its story started on a bare-bones social-networking site called Twitter back in 2007, when early adopters began developing tools to organize their tweets.
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He argues that at a certain point, bare-bones coverage is worse than no coverage at all because it creates a false sense of security.
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No one could have guessed the direction that research would take by reading Rockefeller's bare-bones consent forms, which one patient shared with BuzzFeed News.
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It's just one of a few audio search engines out there — like the bare-bones Listen Notes — but it's one of the nicer-looking ones.
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Still, in substance, most of these shows are similarly bare bones — little more than a window to a group of friends playing D&D together.
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In October Trump also signed an executive order that would weaken Obamacare by making it easier for Americans to buy bare-bones health insurance plans.
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There are more characters, more environments, a better load-out system, and countless other tweaks and tricks designed to expand upon the bare-bones original.
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The Great Slate has no splashy slogans, no slick logos: just a bare-bones website, a donate button, and a lot of jokes on Twitter.
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It's a nice little touch that makes the basic black and white layout more engaging than the bare bones you get with most fitness trackers.
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The bare-bones build of Gab that Torba and Co. submitted to Apple apparently contained almost none of the features available on the web version.
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To make the bare-bones VFX, the Knights used Microsoft PowerPoint to create starfighters, and Rebaslight, a free tool made specifically to create lightsaber effects.
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In one such portrait, a mother adjusts her children's clothing as her two young offspring gaze at the viewer from their bare-bones wooden porch.
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It ran Android 7.1 Nougat instead of Oreo, and the camera's features were so bare-bones it might as well have not have had one.
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It's a new ticket option that, as United representatives will rush to say, will only apply to customers who purchase a new, bare-bones fare.
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The Ricoh Theta S captures bare-bones 360 footage, and Samsung's Gear 360 is available in Korea and is coming to the U.S. this summer.
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The problem is that finding the better apps among the clutter is still a challenge, given that the Echo's app store is fairly bare bones.
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The small, clean shop is bare bones with no more than a counter holding doughnuts and coffee, and a narrow ledge with a few stools.
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Bare-bones tent cities are sprouting up all over, providing little more than basic shelter and some, but not nearly enough, food, water and medicine.
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Glassdoor creates a bare-bones Web page for any company that gets a review, which will often appear at the top of a Google search.
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Some artists collaborated with Herron to stage a scene, while others opted for a bare bones approach; a few were exhibitionist, while others posed demurely.
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Critics say the Cruz-Lee amendment would lead healthier people to flock to cheap, bare-bones plans, sending premiums for older and sicker people soaring.
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The version of Reminders in iOS 12 is a little bare-bones, but the update introduces a much-needed redesign full of richer new features.
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Raspberry Pi and Kano are two popular computer kits that provide beginners with the bare-bones components like low-cost motherboards and wireless-networking dongles.
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He added that he thinks there is a better solution where customers don't need to integrate services on top of a "bare bones" CRM platform.
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"Widespread marketing of these bare bones, junk plans will further destabilize health insurance markets, and will lead to higher premiums for everyone," the statement continues.
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We sat inside a bare bones room equipped with a mini-fridge, assorted chairs, and a queen-size bed where a baby girl slept peacefully.
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If you are looking for a basic, bare-bones unit with a price to match, the GE 17.5 cubic foot fridge is a good deal.
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In the old days (let's say, during the Greeks and the Elizabethans), scripts were bare-bones (kind of like the way you're imagining right now).
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Most of the original authors were recused from the work, leaving a bare-bones team of about a half-dozen people to finish the job.
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Ms. Leung and thousands of other small-time scrap collectors sell the waste to traders at bare-bones collection points in this semiautonomous Chinese territory.
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The National Park Service manages 2500 "units," and many of the less trodden sites are decidedly bare bones, but offer similar recreation and sublime scenery.
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During a December 2016 forum hosted by Google, Parscale inferred that Cambridge provided a much-needed infusion of data staff for a bare-bones campaign.
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Robinhood's bare-bones business model has led to complaints about its customer service, with long waiting times by phone and emails that are not answered.
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All over Brooklyn and Manhattan, expensive boutique boxing gyms with names like Shadowbox and Rumble have popped up, supplanting the city's bare-bones fight clubs.
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Like other carriers, United has introduced "basic economy" tickets that offer a bare-bones travel experience for the lowest cost possible on any given route.
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But the smarts of their analysis, and the engaging presence the two men have on camera, more than make up for the bare-bones production.
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While Clearview operated quietly with a bare-bones website and no social media presence, it tried to raise more than $298.6 million from venture investors.
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"You're going to be working hard and likely staying in bare-bones accommodations, so you need passion to stick with your commitment," Ms. Regan said.
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These new additions are great, but there are plenty of better productivity apps out there that still make Apple's effort look bare-bones by comparison.
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Blingee was structured as a bare-bones social network for bling, where users posted content to their profiles and perhaps received awards and made friends.
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Chutkan, in her bare-bones ruling Thursday, addressed only the issue of Doe's transfer — not the lawfulness of his detention, which remains an open question.
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Simply consider the first couture show in six years by Azzedine Alaïa, held in the bare-bones concrete-floored space of his showroom/art gallery.
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The film, which was directed by Tony Scott, does have a vague, bare-bones plot, but all of it serves Bruckheimer's initial two-dimensional vision.
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The images show a fairly bare bones to do list application that lets you create lists, add items, set reminders, and sync your lists across platforms.
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The album version of the track is already minimal, but here she strips it to the bare bones, proving that "Still Clean" is best served tenderly.
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But he hopes the bare bones computer he developed five years ago encourages a younger generation to discover how computers, smartphones and connected devices actually work.
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Nintendo has the opportunity to introduce a new generation to classic NES games here, having provided a rather bare-bones experience with the NES Classic Edition.
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United's bare-bones basic economy fares have the strictest baggage policy of any U.S. airline: Travelers can't bring a full-size carry-on bag on board.
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The new feature — which is said to be available to a "small percentage" of both iOS and Android users — is extremely bare-bones in its execution.
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Of course, the new adapter won't fix everything that's wrong with the PlayStation Classic, like the bare-bones feature list and the questionable lineup of games.
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Sometimes he gets the bare bones of the story right, but his slant on it gives an impression that isn't always fair and isn't always accurate.
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Thankfully, cordcutters have a vast array of options to watch the debates this season, unlike the rather bare bones offerings of debates in past election cycles.
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It's pretty bare-bones on the spec side — no smart features to see here — but if you need a TV that's just a TV, who cares?
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It has bare bones production like this but his vocals in there are more observant of minutiae instead of making some grand argument that goes nowhere.
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This is the bare-bones figure to keep open key US facilities such as Bagram Air Base, where many of the airstrikes against the Taliban originate.
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The bare-bones Orwl starts at $699, and can run up to $1,299 for the highest configuration, which the company hopes to ship in January 2017.
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Hawaiian Airlines is debating whether to launch basic economy class, a bare-bones product that other carriers love because passengers will pay more to avoid it.
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While the bathroom was bare-bones, it was cleaned regularly and remained stocked with toilet paper, hand soap, and paper towels throughout my 50-hour journey.
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The application, which has a bare-bones design uncluttered by ads, was launched in late February, according to a blog post by WhatsApp founder Jan Koum.
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Her bare-bones campaign has relied in large part on adoration from right-wing media, including a Fox News primetime lineup and various Trump-friendly sites.
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The Alexa's "app store" – the skills section in the Alexa app that works with the connected speaker or other Alexa-powered devices – is really bare bones.
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The app relaunched under the 21% Happier brand in 22018 as a bare bones meditation app with just a few audio and video courses for meditation.
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Drawing on the show's typical bare-bones staging, the image features a sturdy-looking, mauve chair that floats in the center of a vivid teal background.
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When they or one of their relatives became ill, the bare-bones plan often wouldn't cover needed treatments — and good insurance plans would be prohibitively expensive.
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It is mostly a bare-bones texting app in which most conversations are private and unmediated by any kind of algorithm meant to amp up engagement.
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"This raised a strong concern about a bare-bones free trade agreement and no level playing field," a senior EU diplomat said after the Barnier briefing.
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But the novel kept you hooked through repeating motifs of image and language, and the bare bones of its plot aren't that compelling on their own.
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In Virginia and North Carolina, Biden thundered to double-digit victories, despite being outspent by tens of millions of dollars and running a bare-bones operation.
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Microsoft is likely keeping some of its Windows 10X work away from public eyes with this emulator as it does feel rather bare-bones right now.
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LORI MCKENNA "The Bird & The Rifle" (CN) and DORI FREEMAN "Dori Freeman" (Free Dirt) Two bare-bones but astonishingly sturdy albums by female country singer-songwriters.
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Stéphane Brizé's work of bare-bones realism casts Mr. Lindon as Thierry, a French factory worker who hasn't had a decent job in over a year.
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These complaints, which are drafted by A.U.S.A.s, have traditionally been dry, bare-bones documents outlining the defendant's behavior and the relevant statutes in colorless legal language.
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It stopped a once-common practice of capping coverage once a customer started costing too much, and aimed to limit bare-bones plans that covered almost nothing.
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Sometimes, patients who lack insurance or have bare-bones drug benefits may be able to switch to a similar drug unaffected by shortages, Hernandez said by email.
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With the new cash, the plan is to make the streamlined but bare-bones Zero app into a fasting educational guide as well as an eating tracker.
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They could offer more bare-bones insurance to younger people who might only need emergency coverage, versus covering the cost of physicals or certain drugs, he said.
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States could also change the rules on what forms of coverage must be provided, opening the door for insurers to offer bare-bones plans at cheaper prices.
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In most of these model cities, victims aren't interviewed in the bare-bones rooms used for suspects but in more comfortable ones, with couches, artwork and lamps.
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The bare-bones approach didn't hurt Trump in the primary, where he masterfully dominated the airwaves and made himself more accessible to reporters than any other candidate.
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The remote has a very bare-bones user interface that walks you through the riding modes, battery life of the remote and board, and your current speed.
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It's still early, but the Niro is likely to fall in a similar price range and appears to have a less bare-bones interior than the Kona.
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But Cortana can also operate like a more bare-bones alternative to Google's assistant, which was just updated this week within the Google Search app, in fact.
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The setup wizard is simpler than the bare-bones OBS app, but you'll still have access to relevant information, like desired stream quality, video, and audio sources.
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Ricardo Lara, D-Bell Gardens, said he intends to introduce a bare-bones measure and begin a conversation with stakeholders about the best way to move forward.
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It may expand in the hours ahead as Senate leaders try and corral the necessary votes, but that's the bare bones version of what's on the table.
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So Garmin put Amazon's Alexa in a new bare-bones navigation device that will ensure you'll never get lost, and never get lonely, on a long drive.
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The Workout app is fairly bare-bones: You can set a goal for distance, time or calories burned, and there's also the option for an open run.
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Last month, Google took the wraps off of ARCore, a more bare-bones version of its Tango smartphone AR platform that it first showed off in 2014.
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LA-based producer Matrixxman took production duties on this one, offering a bare-bones beat with a booming bass that brings Van Dick's flow to the fore.
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The airline's challenge is how to offer a bare-bones class of service that doesn't insult passengers in the process, Hawaiian Airlines' CEO Mark Dunkerley told CNBC.
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But she's taken the bare bones of an idea and turned into a full-fledged story about, among other things, the thawing of a woman's frozen heart.
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Several employees, including two managing directors, have reportedly left the company in recent months, and the firm has shrunk to a "bare-bones" operation, according to Recode.
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By the end of the first week, after working on the project after work and on the weekend, I had the bare bones of my site functioning.
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With the goal of bringing back this largely forgotten process, the three friends opened for business in 2012, in a bare-bones studio in Paris's 11th Arrondissement.
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And the cast's fierce commitment renders the experience — seeing a bare-bones production in a third-floor walk-up, with an audience of mere dozens — thoroughly transporting.
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For a horse of a different color, the Jeep Wrangler has serious off-road cred — and could set you back just $29,000 for the bare-bones version.
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The newest offering to emerge from Google's multi-pronged (some would say confusing) messaging strategy is Duo, a bare-bones video chat app for Android and iOS.
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He would be operating within the guidelines of the regulation if he were to give Congress a bare-bones notification that Mr. Mueller had concluded his work.
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Getting comfortable in a tiny, bare-bones room is no easy feat, but there are things that can be done to make it feel more like home.
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It conjures a bare-bones, moderately plausible near future in which criminals and other undesirables are subjected to a modern variant of the ancient practice of ostracism.
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Moving out of the bare-bones production offices of "The Apprentice" in Trump Tower and into shiny, modern offices in the Washington suburbs is just the beginning.
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The source of Southern Trust's revenue is not clear; the bare-bones corporate filings made by the company in the Virgin Islands do not list any clients.
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A lawyer named Scott Shuchart told CNN that last fall's Times report on the Trump family inspired him to file a "very bare bones" complaint against Barry.
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Mr. Saïed is an intellectual who ran an independent, bare-bones campaign that made little effort to connect with voters on social media or in electoral districts.
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Amid all the scenery-chewing, though, Bagatsing proves to be a saving grace with a sincere, rousing performance that adds some grandeur to this bare-bones production.
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He then championed the proposal to allow insurers to offer cheap, bare-bones plans, which was pushed by another of those opponents, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.
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The more likely scenario, experts said, is a "bare bones" trade deal that will leave many of the issues to be hashed out in 2021 and beyond.
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Even the bare-bones iPhone 8, the cheapest phone announced at the event, raises the price floor to $699, about $50 over the last generation of iPhones.
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Lunch is another cup of coffee or tea, a bare-bones slice of toast (whole-wheat is best, they rightly say) and a half-cup of tuna.
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John Kasich, followed by suppression of the legitimate concerns of hundreds of Trump-skeptical conservative delegates who wanted a bare-bones opportunity to have their voices heard.
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What changed fundamentally were policies for the small share of Americans served by the "individual market," which commonly offered inexpensive, bare-bones coverage for relatively healthy people.
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Mr. Barr has said he will hew closely to the rules, which give him the option of sharing only a bare-bones accounting of the Mueller report.
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Unlike the Turner Contemporary work, which was a closed structure with plywood walls and a ceiling, this skeletal structure is open, transparent, and even more bare bones.
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You needn't worry about more blood, though, for most of these tunes are half-hearted, bare-bones sketches of songs he would subsequently perform with more gusto.
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American last month lifted a ban on overhead bin access for those basic economy tickets, a move that brought its bare-bones fares more in line with Delta's.
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Nevertheless, Google took some time today to pause and look at where it was 19 months after launching the program for a bare bones virtual reality viewing experience.
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As of Monday morning, McMilland has not filed an official campaign report with the Federal Election Commission yet, although he has set up a bare-bones campaign website.
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The bare-bones deal implies that UK-based lenders can look forward only to basic EU market access, under "equivalence" rules, after Britain's transition period ends in 2020.
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As President Trump froze military aid to Ukraine and urged it to investigate his rivals, the country was struggling in a bare-bones fight against Russian-backed separatists.
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Netflix has a new sci-fi film coming up with a bare bones survival premise that looks like it could be just simple and straightforward enough to work.
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It leaves out a lot of the most crucial and popular characters (where's Nao-meow Nagata?), and even its bare-bones description of the plot is actively misleading.
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But unlike competitors such as Spirit that provide a bare-bones experience, it will offer free wi-fi and 19-inch seats (wider than on many American rivals).
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The plaintiffs' firms that settled with Gigamon filed "bare-bones" or "cookie-cutter" complaints, Robbins Geller asserted, and did virtually no additional work on their cases against Gigamon.
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In search of a new vibe, Ballard and his producer assembled a bare-bones studio band of drums, bass, rhythm guitar, and keyboard, with Ballard on lead guitar.
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While the bare bones budgets of these celluloid shockers yielded heavy profit margins, they also created a unique visual shorthand that focused on maximum impact at minimum cost.
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They only shared the bare bones of the story, which will be revealed through in-game text and events, but a "deep, multi-year narrative arc" is promised.
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Any number of actual or possible infrastructure projects in the United States involve more complexity than this, but Trump can't even get the most bare-bones basics correct.
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TechCrunch has been griping about Facebook's bare-bones video editor since 2013, and 13 months ago begged for improvements to the embarrassingly outdated feature, including a soundtracking option.
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Sources familiar with the internal operations of the Trump campaign described to BuzzFeed News a bare-bones staff and a nonexistent research department prior to the Republican convention.
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It's super bare bones (it doesn't even come with a keyboard, mouse, or case) but it's wildly popular due to its low cost, ease of use, and versatility.
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While a president shouldn't be allowed to commit crimes with impunity, candidates should limit themselves to a bare-bones statements of faith in their Attorney General, Wittes said.
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It would offer Britain a "bare-bones" free trade deal with the EU, as well as a commitment and timetable of talks on alternatives to the Irish 'backstop'.
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Here are a few of our favorite Hanukkah apps to download this week: iGevalt is a free app for iOS and gives you the bare bones dreidel experience.
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On the most basic level, it works as an action vehicle, even if the bare-bones plot lacks the ingenuity to sustain its promising start down the stretch.
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However, the second-generation cloud infrastructure that Oracle announced in September is "currently a bare-bones 'minimum viable product,'" Gartner said in a major industry report last week.
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Four levels of faded brick balconies envelope a 8003s atrium, making it feel more like a bare bones public library than the headquarters of a $136bn burger company.
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But because of repeated bare-bones congressional appropriations, the service has been unable to modernize, and mounting volume in outdated facilities has resulted in chaos, inefficiency and dysfunction.
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Built on repetitive, addictive percussive loops and featuring bare-bones lyrics largely about having a good time, it slots easy into any party playlist, especially rap-oriented ones.
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The team really didn't do much to address their shooting needs in the draft, and things could end up being pretty bare bones without him in the fold.
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Beyond regulatory concerns, small businesses would face imbalanced risk pools: one pool for businesses that want bare-bones plans and one for firms that need more comprehensive coverage.
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But it was a pretty bare-bones app and so now there are a few more menu options and things and ... Yeah, we want to give you options.
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It took time for the broadcast to evolve from the bare bones of simply stating what happened, but eventually announcers would describe the grandstand and the outfield grass.
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Stypi was built as a bare bones collaborative code editor and quickly gained traction as a medium for interviewing coders at big tech firms like Apple and Facebook.
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Even if Trump could root it all out, it would probably take at least three times that much money to afford a bare-bones paid family leave program.
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Indeed, even when species are entombed in the fossil record, scientists are typically bequeathed only their bare bones, stripped of finer details like internal organs and soft tissues.
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Mr. Murphy and the band often built songs like D.J. sets, starting with bare-bones grooves and then bringing in layer upon layer of interlocking lines and rhythms.
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At the 92nd Street Y's May Center for Health, Fitness and Sport, past a labyrinth of rooms accommodating every imaginable athletic activity, is a bare-bones boxing room.
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Mr. Trump gave Deutsche Bank bare-bones personal financial statements in 2014 when he planned to make a bid for the team, The New York Times has reported.
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Listen: A bare-bones blues shuffle is all Mavis Staples needs to carry her lifelong message — "Things gotta change around here" — in her track "Change," writes our critic.
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I enjoyed Mr. Garcia's fish cookery at his last restaurant, a small, bare-bones place in Hell's Kitchen called Gloria, but he seemed limited by the kitchen's size.
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Listen: A bare-bones blues shuffle is all Mavis Staples needs to carry her lifelong message — "Things gotta change around here" — in her track "Change," our critic writes.
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The quiet yet potent images — a sugarcane field, a bare-bones rural building, a country road, the Mississippi Delta earth — are steeped in African American culture and history.
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They said the changes envisioned by Mr. Trump could raise costs for sick people, increase sales of bare-bones insurance and add uncertainty to wobbly health insurance markets.
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The rest of the cast also sings powerfully, suggesting something bigger than is actually there, and James Morgan's watercolor projections likewise help compensate for the bare-bones set.
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Overall, be prepared to spend roughly $6,000 for a bare-bones trip at this late stage — and keep in mind that's for an experience on a low budget.
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But the Australian Open, set apart from nearby streets, surrounded by gates and high walls, had a decidedly different feel from the bare bones precariousness of the demonstration.
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His lack of connections to official Washington and bare-bones transition infrastructure forced Trump to quickly fill jobs across the federal government, hiring both loyalists and establishment Republicans.
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An extremely bare-bones version of what happened is this: Iowans showed up at more than 1,600 caucus sites on Monday, including some "satellite" locations outside official precincts.
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China supplies North Korea with almost all of the oil needed to keep its bare-bones economy afloat, and 90 percent of North Korean trade passes through China.
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Business was one of the few spaces where a bare-bones but still well-constructed VR headset made sense; Walmart bought Go headsets for employee training, for instance.
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Mr. Lee said that he has seen a recent uptick in what he calls an "anti-design brutalism," with clients opting for more bare-bones, retro-looking sites.
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The analysis is bare bones, and leaves the court of appeals, as well as the Supreme Court, with no basis to determine whether the nationwide injunction was proper.
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Nielsen leaves behind a bare bones department that not only oversees immigration issues but also cybersecurity, infrastructure protection, the Transportation Security Administration and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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The only way to avoid that trouble and expense is to maintain some passenger service on the line, even if only on the barest of bare-bones schedules.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Three hours before Venezuela's El Nacional newspaper goes to print, a bare-bones staff of 20 journalists toils in its vast newsroom, surrounded by empty desks.
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At the end of the two-year course, Nay Hnin Lwin and other trainee midwives will be deployed to remote clinics with poor infrastructure and bare-bones medical facilities.
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Venter's team painstakingly whittled down the genome of Mycoplasma mycoides, a bacterium that lives in cattle, to reveal a bare-bones set of genetic instructions capable of making life.
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"Vermin Supreme wants you to help take back America into the Future," declares the mission statement atop Supreme's bare bones website, taking aim at another well-known 2016 mantra.
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The N4000 is pretty bare bones, but you can't beat the prices, which start at $249.99 for a 32-inch and top out at $599.99 for a 55-inch.
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"In all seriousness, it's actually going to be a very good lesson for me, I think, to simplify, and get to the bare bones, the essence of a moment."
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Instead, he says he gets a bare-bones education aimed at helping him pass the four subjects tested on the GED exam: language arts, math, science, and social studies.
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There are a multitude of slapdash ports of classic games and bare-bones remasters that offer little more than an HD upgrade, but these collections and remasters are different.
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Her latest project is a bare bones property acquired in the "low teens" (meaning millions) that she expects to flip after about a year and a half of work.
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It was a bare-bones production – I went out into the heartland of this country armed only with a camera crew, a makeup kit and my trusted pedophile detector.
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The service is still extremely bare bones, even for its paltry asking price, but at least you can't complain (too much anyway) about the selection of free NES titles.
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From the bare-bones plans on the new White House website, it looks like Trump's answer is basically the GOP's traditional answer to everything: Cut taxes and eliminate regulations.
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It is made by hand in its own facilities in Texas and sold mainly online, on the brand's bare-bones website, and at health-food stores and homeopathic pharmacies.
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Catastrophic coverage: The revised bill would let people use their premium subsidies to buy the most bare-bones policies on the market today — those that only cover catastrophic care.
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It's like a step between Blink and the full Google Chrome (or the new Microsoft Edge): A bare bones, open source browser, which others can build on top of.
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It would have allowed bare-bones health insurance plans not permitted under Obamacare and provided $100 billion in extra money for people on Medicaid desired by moderate Republicans. 3.
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It has an always-on, E Ink display that switches from activity mode to a bare-bones watch face with a firm press on the center of the screen.
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We're also told Gadot is planning a "major renegotiation" of her deal for sequels ... something common when relatively unknown actors make bare bones deals but then hit it big.
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The app, designed for kids aged six to 12, differs from Facebook at large in that it functions essentially as a bare-bones version of the company's Messenger app.
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States would be able to set up high-risk pools for expensive patients to purchase coverage, while healthier individuals would be able to purchase cheaper bare-bones health plans.
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In a nod to that same constituency, the president signed an executive order earlier on Thursday to make it easier for Americans to buy bare-bones health insurance plans.
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Under that idea, people would be automatically enrolled in a bare-bones health insurance plan along with a tax credit to pay its cost, unless they actively opted out.
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More likely, the Knicks will let Rose walk and pursue yet another star, past or present (usually past), to fill out a bare-bones roster around Anthony and Porzingis.
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You'll see a few bare-bones "Little Brazil Street" signs bookending the block, but no big green-and-gold flags, and no real indication that Rio 2016 begins today.
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They will use techniques learned from the auto industry to stock supplies at bare-bones levels — as if healing a human being were the same as building a car.
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The speaker systems, ranging from a bare-bones $180 soundbar to a 5.1 system that costs $500, support Bluetooth streaming and look like good deals in their own right.
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At the time of the leaks, that was a fairly bare bones to-do app that let users create lists, add items, set reminders, and sync lists across platforms.
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Among those things is is their tandoori—a bare bones naan-like bread that is baked in two massive tandoor clay ovens that the brothers themselves built by hand.
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The store was very bare-bones, with none of the usual last-minute goodies, home-brew coffee bags, and branded mugs that pepper the shelves of a traditional Starbucks.
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It was a sign of layoffs to come, as a bustling newsroom morphed into a workplace populated with a bare-bones staff of fewer than 100 on his watch.
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The songs are far closer to the bare-bones settings and emotional volatility of early PJ Harvey, along with some of the metaphysical musings of late-1960s psych-folk.
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It is every Indian Law discussion boiled down to its bare bones: If a state can make a decision to legalize weed without interference, why can't a tribal nation?
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Mr. Berger ("Deutschland '83") and his cinematographer, James Friend, package all this in a glossy, fluid that makes the bare bones of Patrick's story entertaining, if not terribly compelling.
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When the Herald announced it would cease operation, the paper had turned into a shadow of its former self, having gone weekly in October with a bare-bones staff.
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" Still, doleful love songs are Ms. Del Rey's enduring vocation: songs like "Change," a bare-bones piano ballad in which she resolves to "find the power to be faithful.
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The RNC was critical in providing the bare-bones Trump campaign with the infrastructure and manpower it lacked, and Priebus got behind Trump even before the primary officially ended.
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In January 20033, they posted a promo video for the Light Phone 2, a device that would adhere to the same bare-bones aesthetics and philosophy as the original.
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On the Verge 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Safa Taghizadeh and Christopher Reynolds, the designers behind the new men's wear label Cobra, prefer a bare-bones approach to fashion.
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Although "Starfire" is by no means the bare-bones radio-unfriendly confessional she hints at in "This Town Is Killing Me," it is far more personalized, and more dramatic.
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Spiegelman created "Maus" to illustrate the strength of an interconnected narrative of past and present, rather than the bare bones of one strained through the polluted dichotomies of genre.
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Yet that description suggests Mueller decided not to file a bare-bones report, an outcome legal experts following his work closely said was possible under the special counsel regulations.
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The bare bones setup needed some major help, so she called on longtime friend and decorating guru, Danny Seo to make the space worthy of a real-life power player.
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On top of that, the revisions revealed Thursday let insurance companies offer bare-bones packages that don't meet Obamacare standards, as long as they also provide a plan that does.
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That's a good sign, considering they both could have run Fire OS or just the bare-bones Alexa-first operating system that powers the Echo Show and similar Amazon devices.
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An email sent to the address listed on the site for MarhasinWarehouse, a bare-bones page with photos of Harris' and other goods for "today's fast paced, digital world," bounced.
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Mostly, it's done via the most bare-bones reductions of the C programming language possible (Embedded C, generally), or even just whatever assembly language corresponds to the processor in question.
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French Press An electric coffee pot—even a bare bones one—will take up too much space on your counter, and the coffee's not going to be that great anyway.
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It's not for everyone, but power-users who need more than the bare-bones option (or just folks who want a nicer-looking calendar) will find that it's, well, fantastic.
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HELP Chairman Lamar Alexander is hoping to win more state flexibility, as well as the expansion of more bare-bones, low-cost insurance plans, in exchange for the subsidy funding.
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Using a bare-bones selection of equipment, researchers from the Chaos Computer Club (CCC) show in a video how they managed to bypass the scanner's protections and unlock the device.
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This is so insurers could sell skimpier coverage at lower prices, but anyone who needs anything more than a bare-bones plan would end up paying lots more for it.
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In the months since, as Mr. Buttigieg has professionalized his once bare-bones operation, he has focused on adding staff that can help him better navigate the black political class.
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For example, programmers frequently write code and control their computers through a bare-bones interface known as the "command line," typing abstruse, text-based commands rather than pointing and clicking.
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But he was quick to note that Democrats ran their successful 2018 campaign on a bare-bones message that featured just three line items: clean government, health care and infrastructure.
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The bare-bones doctor's office, a single room, was stuffed with a desk, a patient's chair and a hospital bed, and a crowd of elderly men patiently waited their turns.
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To create his version of Cao Xueqin's sprawling 18th-century classic about the decline of an aristocratic family in imperial China, Mr. Sheng reduced the book to its bare bones.
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Refreshments are cobbled together and sold by the Ethical Society's youth group, and the stacking chairs, fanned in a semicircle around a bare-bones playing area, are not especially comfortable.
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No bare-bones minimalism for this advocate of all things purple and lurid, who apparently never met a poetic image or theatrical shock tactic he couldn't find a use for.
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Vacas told me that he constructed a bare-bones version of the website in a feverish six-hour window shortly after Maria blew through, but he was hesitant to publish.
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John Barrasso, a member of GOP leadership and often the caucus's unofficial health care messenger, will introduce a bill today to let consumers renew bare-bones short-term health plans.
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While Twitter and Facebook surface links alongside big cover photos, Shots only includes the URL, an intentional bare-bones approach intended to use less data to accommodate its international users.
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The fledgling plan from Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase to create an independent health care system for their American employees is just as bare-bones as it is bold.
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ALBANY — It read like a maddening instruction manual for a do-it-yourself piece of furniture, with page after page of bare-bones guidance — and plenty of room for confusion.
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A bare-bones video game called "Slender" (later renamed "Slender: The Eight Pages" and expanded in a 2013 follow-up game) is released by a developer named Mark J. Hadley.
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"He doesn't subscribe to the idea that you've got to get down to the bare bones and have no fun," said Ali Cusack, a 31-year-old lawyer in Melbourne.
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The "retained use estate" contract — now the only such commercial agreement across the Parks Systems — was 2200 pages long, bare bones compared to current park leases, and immediately caused confusion.
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Trump is running a bare-bones campaign that is overly reliant on staff from the RNC, and a reallocation of resources to down-ballot races would effectively doom his campaign.
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North Korea's bare-bones economy — which has been long kept afloat by China, but is now being pummeled by United Nations sanctions — featured in the Dalian talks, the statement said.
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Those with pre-existing conditions could have found themselves unable to afford insurance or able to only buy bare bones policies that wouldn't have covered all the treatments they need.
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Mr. McConnell, who wants a bare-bones proceeding, has rejected a proposal by his Democratic counterpart, Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, to have four top White House officials testify.
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"Corp + Anam," from the Irish-language channel TG4, is a bare-bones, lurid drama about a ruthless TV reporter whose Gaelic dialogue has to be subtitled in its own country.
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One worrisome possibility, as Senator Chris Murphy noted, is the Senate passing a bare-bones bill, under the guise of fixing it during so-called conference negotiations with the House.
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RentAFriend is a bare-bones site built to do one thing: show paying customers a list of potential rentable friends so they can get in contact as quickly as possible.
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Mr. Trump asked Ms. Vrablic if the bank would be willing to make a loan and handed over bare-bones financial statements that estimated his net worth at $20183 billion.
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Even back then it was apparent that she had an extraordinary, almost alchemical ability to coax these bare-bones materials into startling and at times spectacular and enthralling sculptural forms.
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Twitter user "h43z" showed how the bug can be easily exploited in a short proof-of-concept video showing a bare-bones site they developed to attack their own wallet.
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I'm usually the one who goes grocery shopping for our house, but I didn't make it this weekend for no good reason, so we're living on bare-bones options right now.
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The bare-bones start suggests that Google is concerned about getting this right the first time, rather than risking a notification overload that gets users to mute all alerts straight away.
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Arts | Connecticut The current Hartford Stage production depicts two men — one of them representing the playwright — talking mostly by email, with some bare-bones dramatization of a few of their stories.
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But under the guidance of its original London director, Maria Aitken, this bare-bones production is as disciplined and as precise in its footwork as a "Firebird" from the Bolshoi Ballet.
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Senate Republicans are talking pretty openly about how their plan could automatically enroll uninsured people into some health coverage, likely bare-bones catastrophic insurance, unless they decide they don't want it.
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According to Google's bare-bones website about the app, Bulletin stories are public and can be accessed through Google search, shared on social networks, or sent in emails and messaging apps.
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Tennessee troubadour Julien Baker, who started out as pop-punk before switching to a slower bare-bones approach, has somehow achieved such a permutation in a triumph of stark aesthetic simplicity.
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Bitcoin is a relatively bare-bones blockchain system that requires layers of protocols to be built on top of it to make it a usable platform for utilities like smart contracts.
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Trump has a bare-bones campaign staff that relies on staffers from the RNC, so if the national party were to abandon him, it would effectively doom the GOP nominee's campaign.
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"We still have some issues that divide us," said Senator Ted Cruz, a conservative who has proposed letting insurers offer cheaper bare-bones plans that do not comply with Obamacare regulations.
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Trump stands in striking distance, despite a bare-bones campaign infrastructure, a growing-as-we-speak campaign staff, and a data operation that would make most local political campaigns look powerful.
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Along with the few who defy federal law by working there, the site operates on a bare bones setup—a tent, some tables, clean injectable tools, and the overdose antidote naloxone.
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The White House announced the cut-off just hours after Trump signed an order intended to allow insurers to sell lower-cost, bare-bones policies with limited benefits and consumer protections.
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However, the second-generation cloud infrastructure that Oracle announced in September is "currently a bare-bones 'minimum viable product,'" IT research group Gartner said in a major industry report last week.
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A lot of people don't realize that the bright, cheerful, inspirational classrooms they always see don't come that way — a teacher's classroom is typically bare-bones until they decorate it themselves.
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Attackers who successfully exploit the flaw can execute code of their choice on both servers and end-user computers that use the vulnerable protocol, Microsoft said in this bare-bones advisory.
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Quentin Bajac, MoMA's chief curator of photography and the curator of this exhibition, presents them here as they were initially shown in 1972: unframed, pinned to the wall, proudly bare-bones.
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The couple invested thousands of dollars in recent years to turn a bare-bones room rental business into a 10-room establishment with a pool and a stunning view of Havana.
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Well before YouTube&aposs launch in 2005, college roommates Nate Houghteling and Kai Hasson were experimenting with creating bare-bones comedy sketches, inspired by "Saturday Night Live&aposs" Lonely Island trio.
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Google constantly tinkers with the design of its search results page, and its once bare-bones approach to search results — characterized as "10 blue links" — has changed drastically in recent years.
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At the same time, the show (which first surfaced in 2017 at the Triad Theater, in a more bare-bones format) feels like a missed opportunity to illuminate Yeston's idiosyncratic career.
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After years of trial, error, errant breakouts, and various medications, I now follow a strict, fairly bare-bones skincare routine which mostly — mostly — keeps my skin from getting out of control.
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Delta has said its bare-bones basic economy fares, which offer little flexibility and no free checked bags, are intended to drive passengers to a more-expensive, full-service economy fare.
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In Guilin, the dish is often eaten at bare-bones shops while you are half-crouched on tiny stools, the noodles heaped in metal bowls with nothing but meat and sauce.
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Yet Mr. Perry's proposal is so bare-bones that it failed even to define "resiliency," an ambiguous term that evokes the grid's ability to bounce back from unusual and unforeseen disruptions.
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People familiar with Crooked Media, the bare-bones company that launched Pod Save America and other political podcasts this year, say it is already approaching a $5 million annual run-rate.
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Whether it's the sparse interface of the built-in file manager, or the bare bones web interfaces of Dropbox or Google Drive on the web, moving files around feels like a chore.
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This contradicted Willamette Week's report alleging that the restaurant has shifted ownership entirely, a transfer of power that's resulted in a bare-bones menu—a shadow of what it was under Lopez.
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In the bare-bones hut where he and other rangers live, fifty yards from Sudan's enclosure, he keeps a faded photograph of the two of them standing together tacked to the wall.
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The website is pretty bare-bones right now, but by next week, there will be some founder-oriented materials on the site explaining why founders should want to work with Hustle Fund.
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A metal plate on the back helps the MicroCard feel solid and durableREADMEThe included Tetris game is bare-bones feature-wise, but physical buttons is how Tetris is meant to be played.
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Lainey Gossip has undergone several site makeovers since its official founding in 2004, but it still retains the loudly color-clashing logo and bare-bones, basic blogger aesthetic of a previous decade.
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You can't take the sky from this ship That bare-bones submarine aesthetic Ferdowsi favors is also present in the Serenity, the janky trading ship from cult favorite sci-fi series Firefly.
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The phone ships with bare bones software that lets you associate the lights with different functions, so you can light up in time with music, like a set of Radio Shack speakers.
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In addition to cutting subsidies, Trump signed an executive order last week that could eventually make it easier for Americans to buy cheaper, bare-bones health insurance plans than required by Obamacare.
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When her bare-bones background separated her from more-affluent Choate classmates, Montgomery confessed her isolation to an adult teacher, Angus Mairs, then 27, who was also her live-in dorm adviser.
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It holds that traditional US commitments to diplomacy and foreign engagement are overblown, and that a bare-bones approach is all that's needed to make sure the military can do its job.
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Rosario's Pizza 173 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002 (2212) 2686-28282 This late-night, bare bones slice spot has engendered a cultish following among a certain type of drunk pizza enthusiast.
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He owns a small collection of cars that includes two Porsches (neither particularly high-end), a souped up Volvo wagon and a little known bare-bones British sports car called a Caterham.
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With just the bare bones of a narrative framework provided by George R.R. Martin, the showrunners were free to lay the groundwork for what could be a triumphant ending to the story.
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This 29-year-old singer and songwriter's previous albums situated her in a certain musical sphere: a folky, rootsy zone where bare-bones acoustic guitar and scruffy electric bands signal heartfelt authenticity.
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The go bag includes bare-bones prepper essentials: different kinds of fire starters, water and water purifiers, ropes, knives, emergency food rations, and diaper rash cream for any eventual long-distance hikes.
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If you're a real music nerd, this service will probably feel a little bare bones for you as it doesn't offer much in the way of exclusive content from, and about, artists.
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Rather than accelerating, the campaign became a messy slog, exposing the deficiencies of Mr. Rubio's bare-bones operation in states like Kansas, Arkansas, Louisiana and Michigan, where he placed third or fourth.
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In the 2000s, brands like the GAP, Victoria's Secret, H&M, Calvin Klein, Ann Taylor, and Spanx flocked to Sri Lanka, a country capable and willing to enforce bare bones labor laws.
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In its well-documented transformation from stuffy to casual, the Parisian food scene has seen a spate of bare bones restaurants and bistros with low-budget design, like Septime and Le Galopin.
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For more casual use, especially for those looking to arm their employees with some great tech, you can get the bare-bones Dell Vostro 13 21 laptop for $23 with code BIZLT2299.
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T.M. Landry, now an unaccredited private school, settled last year into a bare-bones factory building that Mr. Landry has compared to his students: abandoned and run down, but loved by him.
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He was a shy kid, too introverted to feel fully comfortable in the real world, and he logged on to the early internet's bare-bones web forums for a sense of connection.
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Those put off by "Recovery" may find solace in "Weightlifter" (2015), an unexpectedly classical black-and-white image of a man straining to raise a barbell in a bare-bones gym setting.
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Those of us launched from bare-bones schools in uncelebrated places will always find particular grace in a library, where the temple doors are thrown wide to all believers, regardless of pedigree.
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Science barely figures in the current book because the victim, Lucie Martin, wasn't found until her bare bones were discovered in a lake bed that had been exposed during a severe drought.
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Is there any doubt that some influential members of the Trump universe would like to see the Environmental Protection Agency shut down or folded into another federal entity with bare-bones staffing?
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So for three decades, I've returned, year after year, to Big Island, swimming at the same bare-bones beach, which locals identify only by the number on a nearby highway mile marker.
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Delta Air Lines in April will start charging basic economy $60 to check a bag from the U.S. to Europe next year as it takes the bare-bones class abroad in 2018.
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On Monday, Judge O'Neill questioned Mr. Cosby about his team's bare-bones defense, including asking whether he agreed with the decisions not to testify, himself, and to call only a single witness.
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Then Mr. Clarke laid into the idea championed by Brexiteers like Mr. Rees-Mogg that a no-deal Brexit, forcing Britain to trade on bare-bones World Trade Organization rules, would help.
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This was no trivial point: It signaled his wealth and a willingness to work 15-hour days in a building that housed both his lavish apartment and Mr. Trump's bare-bones campaign.
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The bare-bones juror biographies list just the jurors' anonymized numbers, their birth dates, genders, races and ethnicities, occupations and similarly sparse details about their spouses and children, if they have them.
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While newly-confirmed Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Mick Mulvaney did appear at the White House, offering bare-bones information on spending proposals, he had nothing to say about revenues.
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Like I said, the website is pretty bare bones so there aren't a ton of pages to navigate through, the first key seems to be to find a web page that doesn't exist.
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Once you step inside the stark white and bare-bones restaurant, you'll find that most of the friendly staff here only speaks Korean, except for the owner's son, 36-year-old Michael Kang.
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On the spectrum of graphic design software, pro-level software suites like Adobe Creative Cloud sit at one end, while bare-bones, free-with-purchase apps like Microsoft Paint reside on the other.
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A bare-bones version available through the Internet Archive said he attended Seneca College from 2011 to April 2018, graduated from Thornlea secondary school in 2011 and listed software development under professional skills.
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Following the success of Goulding, John Lewis' ad agency obviously thought sticking to the 'very bland woman singing a bare bones version of an actually quite good song' formula was a good idea.
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This bare-bones version of the cup game, featuring no switching or swapping, fully duped this poor pup for an entire minute before she finally found her tasty treat under the orange cup.
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As the economy worsened, the bonds' yields - which are as high as 220 percent - provided revenue to maintain bare-bones operations in efforts to avoid shuttering businesses or selling them for a pittance.
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After years of Sonic games piling on power-ups, abilities, characters, and weird bandanas, Sonic Mania reaches back in time, sheds that accumulated baggage, and returns to its bare-bones, 16-bit roots.
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A provision championed by Republican Senator Ted Cruz and aimed at attracting conservatives would let insurers sell cheap, bare-bones insurance policies that would not have to cover broad benefits mandated under Obamacare.
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Sling TV still offers a relatively bare-bones experience and isn't focused on individual user profiles like Hulu or YouTube TV. Your money gets you live channels and some video-on-demand content.
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The thing that's really being tested here isn't a lifelike approach to detail or nifty interface cues, it's the bare-bones simplicity of getting people into a social environment together and facilitating connections.
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Meanwhile, Valve has begun borrowing chat features from Discord to try and make Steam a more attractive place to spend time and chat with friends, instead of just a bare-bones game store.
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And when the competition is flooding the market with compelling alternatives — like a $50 4K streaming stick that includes an Alexa voice remote — Google's bare-bones Chromecast philosophy might not be enough anymore.
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As Gizmodo wrote at the time, the legislation outlined bare-bones requirements, like allowing software updates, putting proper authentication procedures in place, and ending the use of hardcoded passwords that cannot be modified.
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Ten years ago at my first startup in India, we spent a significant amount of time and resources worrying about how to approach customers who predominantly used SMS and bare-bones Symbian handsets.
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The revised bill includes fewer tax cuts for the wealthy and more financial aid for people who buy private coverage, and it loosens Obamacare's insurance regulations, allowing for more bare-bones health plans.
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Hua Chenling, 203, a recent migrant from Fujian Province, opened a bare bones fruit store in Baishizhou just a month ago, even though she knew her building was scheduled to be torn down.
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The top-heavy campaign, however, spent money at a furious rate and soon teetered on the brink of insolvency, forcing McCain to downsize his political operation dramatically and run a bare-bones campaign.
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The Raspberry Pi — which started out in 2012 as a low-cost bare-bones motherboard meant to teach computer fundamentals — can also run other operating systems, including a special version of Ubuntu Linux.
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If Samsung wants to maintain its status as a premium smartphone maker, it needs to find a way to differentiate its phones from the dozens of bare-bones Android phones on the market.
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How it works: The Department of Health and Human Services, acting on President Trump's instructions, has already said that consumers can keep bare-bones, short-term health plans for up to a year.
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When the Google Dashboard first launched back in 2009, it was a pretty bare-bones experience that let you check on your searches and see how many emails you had in your inbox.
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Eliminating minimum benefit standards could be a particular concern when it comes to a continuous coverage requirement—individuals might purchase bare-bones plans when healthy and switch to more generous plans when sick.
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For many parents, though, a baby monitor offers peace of mind, and after considering 43 baby monitors, Wirecutter picked the bare-bones Infant Optics model for its intuitive interface and long battery life.
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Alex Spiro, Mr. Guzzone's lawyer, challenged the prosecutors' case, suggesting the "bare bones" indictment was light on evidence of Mr. Guzzone's alleged wrongdoing, aside from references to lunch meetings and a custom bar.
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The survey of employers, started in a bare-bones form more than a century ago, is considered a more reliable measure than the household survey, in part because the sample is much larger.
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"It's really bare bones, our network, contrary to common misperceptions about the government wasting money," said Pieter Tans, chief of a unit that monitors greenhouse gases at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Waves of austerity measures to satisfy creditors have inflicted great suffering: More than a quarter of Greeks are unemployed, and vital services, like health care and transportation, are running as bare-bones operations.
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The shortest flight, a 1.5-hour hop between Cuzco and Lima was the most reminiscent of a trip back in the States, featuring only a drinks service aboard a bare-bones Airbus A319.
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Mr. Price made the preposterous claim that repealing the Affordable Care Act really wouldn't hurt people as long as they had bare-bones insurance policies that paid for treatment only in catastrophic circumstances.
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Most secretaries of state spend their transition periods plotting structural changes, but the Trump transition was bare-bones, and Mr. Tillerson was unusually cloistered — never meeting with his predecessor, John Kerry, for instance.
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They seem calculated to take the wind out of Google's sails; the opening lineup of Stadia, Google's entry in the game streaming world, was finalized earlier this week and is rather bare bones.
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The $399 starting price gets you a bare-bones model with just 64 GB of storage, which isn't much, but there's a slot for adding additional storage in the back of the computer.
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Johnson conceded the bare-bones repeal bill, which was a last-ditch effort by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the Senate will hold a trial following the House vote, but it may be bare bones: a short hearing with no witness testimony, leading quickly to acquittal.
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Stripped back to its exposed iron beams with an atrium lit by suspended fluorescent lights, the space retains its industrial feel — an aesthetic that serves to enhance the bare-bones muscle-club identity.
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Bare-bones MP3 player If I want to stay focused on my workout, I need a dedicated MP3 player, otherwise I'll compulsively whip out my phone to check my email every few minutes.
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They were still managing to run a bare-bones operation (keeping the appointments they have, employing some staff at half time) using funding from other sources, like private grants or local government dollars.
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I'd argue that part of the reason for that is that the main service is free, and also very bare bones, so it's no surprise that people are willing to pay for some extras.
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Kenney's departure leaves Tillerson, who came to the State Department with only a handful of aides, a bare-bones staff as he seeks to assert his role in the administration as America's top diplomat.
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A more engaged and vivid album than "Ye," from last year, though nowhere as robust as "The Life of Pablo" from 2016, it is bare-bones and curiously effective, emotionally forceful and structurally scant.
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Clinton is as much about a collision of fund-raising cultures as it is about dollars: The Sanders team runs a heavily digital, bare-bones operation, stoked by social media and credit-card transactions.
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Look, there are a lot of fetishes, habits, and preferences out there: Some people are into sploshing; others like to do it at the gym; I want to be as bare bones as possible.
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The clarity of the images has a curious effect on the zombified extras in particular — the enhanced detail reveals the bare-bones artifice of their costuming and makeup, which only makes them more disturbing.
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Steve Cohen, a Democrat from Tennessee and the ranking member of the Constitution and Civil Justice subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee, has fleshed Green's bare-bones proposal out into a full impeachment resolution.
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The survey of employers, started in a bare-bones form more than a century ago, is considered a more reliable measure than the household survey, in part because the sample size is much larger.
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From there, you can make site always appear in Reader Mode (a bare-bones layout that emphasizes text), apply content blockers, shut off autoplay and kill notifications, location tracking and mic and camera access.
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But the Model 33's current customer set is being asked to accept a more bare-bones car than they'd get from, say, Jaguar with the I-Pace or Audi with its e-Tron.
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The total of 623-plus pages suggests that Mr. Mueller went well beyond the kind of bare-bones summary required by the Justice Department regulation governing his appointment and detailed his conclusions at length.
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Behind the vast arched wall on the street side was a blocky postwar cube that once held back-office operations, and, across a haphazardly asphalted courtyard, a couple of drafty, bare-bones garage bays.
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Some note that the disruption of failing to make a deal, while indisputably bad, would not be magnitudes worse than the bare-bones deal that Mr. Johnson says, for now, that he is seeking.
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That's because, for the first time, the holding company that owns YouTube released bare-bones financial information about the world's largest video site, which it said generated $15 billion in ad revenue last year.
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Senior figures in Johnson&aposs Cabinet are also thought to share concerns that a "bare-bones" trade deal that can be negotiated in 11 months will be damaging to jobs and the wider economy.
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We don't want you to just impart the bare-bones facts; we want you to appeal to our senses and our imaginations; make us care; make us see the world in a new way.
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At first, Ikea treated smart home stuff like a hobby — testing the waters with furniture that could wirelessly charge your phone before building an ecosystem of speakers, lights, and blinds with bare-bones functionality.
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Like Nelcy and her daughters, the new arrivals from Central America are coming in much sicker, after being held far longer than ever before in bare-bones government detention facilities never intended for children.
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The second is: Dizzee Rascal can out-rap any of the new gen, evidenced in the way Raskit is couched in sparse, bare-bones production—an ideal springboard for the MC to reassert himself.
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While Ghaffari mentioned a plan to launch a news API all the way back in 2014, when TechCrunch last spoke to him, he says the idea then was to build a bare bones news ticker.
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The app is too bare bones for someone used to the passive experience of other music streaming apps, and it's far too featureless for people who would make the most out of YouTube's vast library.
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Meanwhile CNN, once famously known for Ted Turner&aposs bare bones "just-the-facts" approach to journalism, has careened hard left, with its strident anchors and correspondents sometimes going to the left even of MSNBC.
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And once the product is in the warehouse, operational costs are bare-bones; goods are sold from the pallets they arrive on (instead of employees taking the time to stack each item individually), for example.
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In states that waive EHBs, insurers could sell plans that appear cheaper on their face, but would end up costing people more in the long run if they need anything more than bare-bones coverage.
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A Florida-based operation made millions of dollars by claiming to sell comprehensive health insurance plans that were actually bare-bones discount programs with almost no coverage, according a complaint from the Federal Trade Commission.
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If you have local FLAC files or come across one on the web, the added support allows Chrome to open it up in a completely bare-bones music player that takes over the entire tab.
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Pete Reeb, principal at John Burns, ran the numbers and found the following: More bare-bones decks typically cost builders $26,27 to $28,000 to add to a home and generate $20,000 to $30,000 in revenues.
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The disappointed students who had been given more information about the grading procedure—the second, greater transparency condition—rated their trust in the grading system higher than those who had received the bare-bones explanation.
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A Very Warm Fire distills this gameplay mechanic down to its most bare-bones version, and in doing so shows how you can turn fear of losing the fire into its own kind of horror.
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The documents, the newspaper reported, paint Manafort as an aggressive, anti-establishment operative with global influence and a tireless work ethic, who was willing to indulge Trump's penchant for running a cheap, bare-bones campaign.
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Thursday's order also asked the Labor, Treasury and Health and Human Services Departments to look into expanding participation in cheaper, bare-bones, short-term limited-duration insurance plans, which are not subject to the ACA.
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It was and still is incredibly bare-bones, but with an improved interface, some slight modifications, and the complete lack of my interference in the process, the students using the program have continued to excel.
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Backpage, the domain that brought the federal government down on Lacey and Larkin's heads, wasn't much to look at—a bare-bones interface wrapped in Facebooky blue, similar to Craigslist in both form and function.
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States could also waive the essential health benefits (EHB) requirement, meaning insurers could sell plans that look cheaper but would ultimately result in higher costs for people who need anything more than bare bones coverage.
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It took one haircut for me to get the bare bones of the story, and a few more to gather the details, and still a few more for me to start looking at Lily askance.
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The teams were bare bones — they did the minimum work necessary, but it was tough to get the tools to the point of great reusability and give developers enough control to configure the tools themselves.
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But 1,197 of the FCC's 1,442 employees will be furloughed without pay for however long the shutdown lasts, with just 245 sticking around as part of a bare-bones effort to keep the FCC afloat.
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Since then, Personals has become so popular — it receives 400 new submissions every month — that Ms. Rakowski decided to move the community from Instagram to an external app that will retain the bare-bones ethos.
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Out on the waterfront, you can catch whiffs of the smoked meat from John Brown Smokehouse, a bare-bones, Kansas City-style barbecue restaurant serving burned ends, Reubens and pulled-pork-and-French-fry sandwiches.
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Book the AC Hotel starting at $180 per nightThe AC Hotel is bare-bones when it comes to amenities and extras, but the elegant European look and excellent city views help make up for it.
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But the president's insistence on tearing down America's assistance programs to bare bones — even though they hover at only around 1 percent of the federal budget — shows how misguided he is about their outsize impact.
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"This would be a great place to start if you're looking for something more serious," Steinberg says, noting that a lot of people love Music Hall for its more "stripped down" and "bare bones" approach.
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Chain gyms are often pretty bare bones on the free-weights front, but in various locales, especially in the last couple of years, I've had a lot of success finding more strength-focused independent gyms.
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Analysts at Deutsche Bank say the type of bare bones deal that is possible to reach in 2020 would mean friction at the border and reduced access to Europe for the huge UK services industry.
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Darryl Hayden, a machine operator from Hampton, Virginia, was committed to buying a manual-transmission car a few years ago but the dealer had only one option on the lot – and it was bare bones.
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Thus, companies who currently don't offer health care or only offer -- like Walmart -- a bare bones, expensive health care option would benefit, for a marginal cost, because of a larger percentage of hale and hearty employees.
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Here's the bare bones of it: This song is magic—dusky, measured, sexy; familiar yet fresh, languorous, and possessing an intimacy and poise that bodes well for duo who have come clean out of nowhere. Kinda.
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On the campaign trail, Trump talked about a relatively bare bones tax plan, which would slash corporate taxes from 35 percent to 15 percent and cut income taxes while reducing the number of income tax brackets.
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In an ideal world, every hair salon would offer more than just a methodical, bare bones, in-and-out service that spares you the fear of looking like a kid attacked your head with craft scissors.
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That makes sense, as creator of both versions of Queer Eye, David Collins, explained during a roundtable interview with journalists the production crew completely pulled back for the exchange, leaving the relatives with bare-bones interference.
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The new Mac App Store is also getting some new applications from some big names, with Microsoft's Office 365, Adobe's Lightroom CC, Panic's Transmit, and Bare Bones' BBEdit all set to come to Apple's software store.
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Amazon released its own "Skill Finder" skill last year, but it's a bare-bones experience that can only read off the most popular apps in certain vague categories, or list the top or newest Alexa skills.
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The bare-bones stadium is the setting of one President Barack Obama's most anticipated events during his historic visit: taking in a baseball game between the Cuban National Team and the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday.
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I believe that to do a very small, bare-bones kitchen, you're going to spend at least $50,000 by the time you're all in, between utilities, appliances, code, all of things that you need to do.
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I am on track to pay off my credit cards by 2018 after several years of living in expensive cities on bare-bones nonprofit salaries, mixed with no-so-great spending habits in my early 20s.
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The justices will determine whether the Trump administration acted lawfully in September 22017 when it ended the program, using a bare-bones rescission memo that legal experts say may have weakened the government's standing in court.
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Mr. Ruehm's stagy visual choices give the movie a vague theatricality, as do the bare-bones production design and the exaggerated performances, most of which tend to be pitched toward the last row in the house.
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Scoring my first victory on the Medium difficulty took me just under 20 minutes, and I like to think that it taxed my brain more than the bare-bones affair that used to ship with Windows.
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HomeZada, an app for homeowners, aims to bring order to the chaos with checklists, schedules and a home-inventory tool; unless you pay $8 a month for the premium version, however, the service is bare-bones.
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In conversations that lasted for hours over text, Facebook and in person, A. recalled the night in 2014 when he was drugged and raped by two men at the bare-bones hostel of a medical college.
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The revised bill is likely to include fewer tax cuts for the wealthy and more financial aid for people who buy private coverage, and it loosens Obamacare's insurance regulations, allowing for more bare-bones health plans.
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In the campaign's early days in 23, Mr. Trump was operating a bare-bones staff that included his communications director, Hope Hicks; his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski; and, until that August, his longtime consigliere, Roger Stone.
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Once it was ratified, the immediate task was to put flesh on the bare bones of Articles I, II and III, which called for three branches of a new government (the Congress, presidency and judiciary, respectively).
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Qing-era historians left only bare-bones outlines of women's lives, and both the exhibition and a hefty catalog use clothing, paintings and the decorative arts to fill in big gaps in the Chinese historical record.
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USB-C is reversible, yes, but if you flip this bare-bones hub around, the longer grip edge will create enough of a gap between your iPad Pro and Apple's keyboard to prevent it from working.
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Also keep an eye on: Flake has a more bare bones proposal -- maintain protections for those under the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program for three years in exchange for three years of border money.
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To be sure, after six years of unremitting contraction, Venezuela is a shadow of its former self, a bare-bones extractive economy kept afloat by shrinking oil exports, illegal gold trade and small-scale private initiative.
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The oil video, titled "Supporting the well-being of every Canadian," ends with the logo of a group called "Canadians for Canada's Future," whose bare-bones website was registered 10 days before the video was posted.
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What began as a bare-bones operation now counts more than 500 staff members nationwide, with 65 field offices in early voting states, according to a memo on Wednesday from Mr. Buttigieg's campaign manager, Mike Schmuhl.
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She could even go the full John McCain route—jettisoning, as he did in 2007, the entire structure of his consultant-heavy operation to run a bare-bones, seat-of-the-pants campaign for the nomination.
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Now, in addition to a bare-bones Lite plan at 2569 percent, it would restrict certain features and services to creators willing to pay for Pro and Premium accounts, topping out at a 2166.10 percent take.
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Here, in Lee Sunday Evans's bare-bones staging, there doesn't seem to be enough time — or maybe enough directorial imagination — to register fully the abrupt changes in tone, from tragedy to farce to something more numinous.
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They captured lightning in a bottle with their 2003 debut album, the bare-bones More Parts Per Million, and across five more releases, the Portland band has made only slight tweaks and subtle additions to their sound.
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While the functionality is a little on the bare-bones side for now, it does have one ace up its sleeve—the ability to play your podcasts across all your devices with the help of Google Assistant.
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Today, a movie like The Room, which Wiseau advertised for years via a cryptic billboard and a bare-bones site, would be seized upon by Internet as soon as Wiseau's sleepy visage popped up over Los Angeles.
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The idea is a kind of boutique hostel that ups the game for travelers beyond bare bones dorm-style lodging, offering something that feels unique and comfortable while remaining well below rates of more luxury-oriented bookings.
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The package also would effectively nullify Trump's expansion of bare-bones "short-term" insurance plans, per the New York Times; provide money to promote enrollment; and encourage states to set up reinsurance programs, which help reduce premiums.
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Looking at the bare-bones, stoveless kitchen she works out of today, it's hard to imagine she held the reins over a 10-person team who cooked in front of a glistening backdrop of the Bosphorous Sea.
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When I bring up a bare-bones late night set I saw him play last year during Toronto's Canadian Music Week, which saw him restarting songs numerous times due to technical difficulties, his reaction is characteristically carefree.
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Sanders' followers step into local races When Sanders began selling his "political revolution" in his first trip to Iowa in May 2015, he had a bare-bones campaign infrastructure and no significant support from local elected officials.
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This highlights an interesting fact about physics: our approximations of the physical world work astoundingly well, allowing us to figure out most industrial applications of physical principles even when our grasp of them is very bare bones.
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Even a new, apparently better plan from Republican Senators Bill Cassidy and Susan Collins "envisions enrolling people into bare-bones catastrophic plans" and "wouldn't have the same benefit mandates the health care law currently sets," she wrote.
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The bare-bones operation hastily put together his announcement video and in the early morning, just a few hours before the video would go live, Ms. Gonzalez Speers emailed a small group of her fellow Patrick alums.
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Market Hotel first opened in the late 2000s, when bare-bones clubs flourished in Brooklyn, hosting then-underground dance parties like Mister Saturday Night and providing a launchpad for homegrown bands like Real Estate and Titus Andronicus.
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Her wedding — which will surely be replicated over and over, and may even become the new normal in these uncertain times — takes the same returning-to-our-roots, bare-bones approach that Keene seems to advocate for.
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At our interview — conducted weeks before the recent strike that briefly shut down the Hong Kong pavilion — Tse and I sat in the corner of the bare-bones exhibition space gazing at the massive sculpture before us.
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"It's complete chaos," William Needham Finley IV, a Raleigh blogger, said from the beach Thursday night, later posting a Periscope video showing the bare-bones setup of tents, one small stage, and a half-built "concierge" structure.
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It's not just because rolling back Medicaid would be responsible for the bulk of people losing coverage, it's because even a bare-bones entitlement like Medicaid is so hard to take away once the public gets it.
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If the health care law can maintain that bare bones level of insurer participation, then the marketplaces will likely continue to operate just as they have for the past three years, regardless of the 2017 rate hikes.
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The emails reveal a bare bones operation as the United States embarked on a rewrite of a trade deal that has become critical to the many North American businesses that have built up supply chains around Nafta.
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He could elect to provide Barr with a bare-bones explanation of why he chose to pursue some Trump associates, such as former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and ex-national security adviser Michael Flynn, and not others.
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Diet Cig is a duo — Ms. Luciano on guitar and vocals and Noah Bowman on drums — but the production of "Tummy Ache" breaks away from the bare-bones strum-and-thump of its gigs and past recordings.
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The bare-bones stage, brightened by a series of curtains and a screen for videos, was split into levels connected by a ladder, steps and a slide, and the singers scrambled from one level to the other.
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The language of "Angels" is so luminously iridescent that the play doesn't really require the spectacle that is usually lavished on it, as was demonstrated by Ivo van Hove's haunting, bare-bones interpretation of several years ago.
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Ryanair become Europe's largest airline by passenger numbers by running a bare-bones operation, which included shunning trips involving a transfer to a connecting flight to avoid the risk of having to compensate passengers for missed connections.
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The bare-bones healthcare proposal, dubbed the "skinny" repeal because it left untouched big sections of ObamaCare, would have resulted in 16 more million people being without insurance over a decade, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
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As Ross-Harris shows me the bare bones of what will become one of their Japanese-style knives, a metal block comprising several layers of welded steel, he assures me that he wasn't starting completely from scratch.
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But Mr. Bush's message — experience, civility and technocratic competence — did little to win over voters mesmerized by the billionaire provocateur Donald J. Trump, who outshone his rivals with a bare-bones organization and millions in free media exposure.
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The Google Play Movies & TV apps manage browsing, purchasing, and buying, and are a bit more bare bones, though we do like the info cards that pop up when you pause something to show you who's on screen.
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It reflects Delta's efforts over the past six years to divide the economy cabin into even smaller classes of service, from a business-class-lite product with amenities kits and roomier seats, to bare-bones basic economy class.
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Dragify HTML and WordPress Website Builder Bundle: Lifetime Subscription — $29.99 See Details WordPress started as a bare-bones blog site, but over the years has evolved into one of the most robust and popular website builders out there.
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This is a pretty bare-bones, limiting, and ultimately misleading way to go about things, as the power of the Python language and any other language is in putting all of these pieces together into more powerful wholes.
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The programming could be bare-bones—a few hours a day, with cheaply paid on-air talking heads spewing rage on Trumpian themes like trade and immigration—as long as it includes a good dose of Mr Trump.
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It's fairly bare bones, and other than a 100W USB-C input to recharge your battery (or straight up power your device), it offers a USB-A port to keep your iPhone, or some other device, topped off.
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SETI scientists get a reply back to the message transmitted by astronomers in 1974 from the Arecibo radio observatory in Puerto Rico, a three-minute interstellar message that gave a bare-bones overview of chemistry and our DNA.
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On Thursday morning, Senate Republicans released their revised health care bill: one that will keep Obamacare's high-income taxes and allow bare-bones health insurance plans to be sold that wouldn't have passed under the Affordable Care Act.
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With its minimal interior, bare-bones Targa bar and windshield frame,"play" and "pause" foot pedals, and button-free hexagonal steering wheel, it gives a sense of what future cars could be, especially with a car driving itself.
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During his travels, Pompeo labored to defend the bare-bones Trump-Kim statement, saying the United States has not abandoned its demand for complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization despite the words "verifiable" and "irreversible" not appearing in the document.
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Bannon, as expertly documented by Josh Green in his book "Devil's Bargain," served as the architect of Trump's policy vision for America -- giving actual meat to the bare bones of gut instinct that Trump had to start with.
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Mr. Priebus worked with Mr. Trump on the nuts and bolts of presidential politics, trying to smooth his rough edges and staying in close contact as a bare-bones campaign prepared to go up against the Clinton machine.
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But Sabine Weyand, the EU's Director-General for Trade, said there wasn't enough time to strike a new deal by then, leaving either a "bare-bones" deal or a hard no-deal exit, according to a Sun report.
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But Sabine Weyand, the EU's Director-General for Trade, said there was only time to negotiate a "bare-bones" deal with the UK next year, as the transition period will give negotiators less than 12 months of talks.
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After securing enough votes to bring the healthcare debate to the Senate floor, Republican leadership put forward a bare bones repeal and replace bill that was christened the "skinny" repeal, and left various sections of ObamaCare untouched. Sens.
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The structure, owned by the giant Brazilian mining company Vale S.A., strained the very definition of "dam" — it was an enormous, bare-bones reservoir of mining waste held back by little more than walls of sand and silt.
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Due diligence on passport applicants is bare-bones, and some officials have been caught selling passports on the side, with thousands of documents sold through parallel networks, according to a new analysis by members of the Comoran Parliament.
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A limited number of devices are currently capable of running on Daydream, but Google's more bare-bones system, Cardboard, is the most popular VR platform out there, with more than 10 million headsets sold over the last several years.
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He often speaks to the president multiple times a day, and—unique among cabinet secretaries—his near-weekly lunches with the president appear like clockwork on the bare-bones White House calendar distributed in advance to press each week.
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Roy feels a bump of pleasure as he shifts from weary commuter to seasoned journalist, digging into the bare-bones wire-service report to turn it into an article, with quotes from law enforcement and details about both groups.
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The HTC Vive's lineup will include several of the games, a few of which are already available as demos: the bare-bones Space Pirate Trainer, the brightly colored and slightly convoluted Jeeboman, and the survival horror-themed Brookhaven Experiment.
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McIver was best known for ghost-writing a number of Trump's books, but had only a bare-bones Facebook page, and the only Twitter account in her name was a clear dummy, with few tweets and a phony headshot.
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After fleeing the revolution, they tried to recreate the spirit of Havana's Chinatown, serving lo mein alongside ropa vieja in bare-bones canteens staffed by waiters who slipped easily between Cantonese and Spanish but drew the line at English.
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As Chrome has both local media playback capabilities and an official Chromecast extension, you can just use Google's own browser to beam your videos to the dongle if you don't mind a rather bare bones (and occasionally sluggish) solution.
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She will share bare-bones versions of songs on "Don't You," the trio's major-label debut released this year, in addition to never-before-heard material as part of National Sawdust's "Selkie Series," which spotlights female performers under 30.
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Letter from Europe LONDON — For travelers returning to London from distant places struggling for bare-bones survival, the portals of passport control sometimes resemble what a British writer likened to the looking glass in Lewis Carroll's fable of Alice.
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The details on the health care rule, from health care editor Sam Baker: HHS finalized new rules yesterday that expand access to inexpensive, bare-bones insurance plans that don't have to comply with the rest of the ACA's rules.
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Its bare-bones scenic design and use of lighted transitions set a new standard for minimalist stagecraft, while its modern dress and blocking, complete with Nazi salutes, opened the door for every staging that has since claimed contemporary resonance.
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She and her husband, a partner in an engineering firm, buy their own insurance, but late last year they dropped their $1,100-a-month policy and switched to a bare-bones plan that does not meet the law's requirements.
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Its filings last month, which detail meetings, phone calls and emails between lawyers for Health Choice's parent company and Justice officials, suggest that DOJ conducted only a bare-bones investigation of the allegations in the Health Choice FCA complaints.
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Today, a bare-bones short-sleeve Scout shirt sets parents back $22009, a shoulder patch $21, a long-sleeve shirt and switchback canvas uniform pants each come in at $2577, a belt $2600, a neckerchief $1503, and socks $2150.
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But since July, Mohammed Almandalawi — the Mississippi-born son of Iraqi immigrants — has been cooking the dishes of his childhood at this bare-bones restaurant in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, a neighborhood that is home to a growing Arab population.
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Apple TV+ will offer a seven-day free trial before charging $5 per month for a relatively bare-bones lineup of possibly good, but also potentially meh series—at least if those "expensive NBC" rumors are to be believed.
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From feral, bare-bones punk to a melodic combination of surf rock, new wave, post-punk, and disco rock, Priests evolved their Devo-inspired sound into something more expansive and experimental, recalling New Order, Gossip, and early Primal Scream.
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Ted Cruz of Texas has proposed a change to allow companies that sell Obamacare plans to also offer cheaper, bare-bones options, though it is unclear if that would be enough to muster the votes needed to pass legislation.
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As Senate Republican leaders struggle to secure enough votes to repeal and replace the health law, the centerpiece of their effort to win conservative support is a provision that would allow insurers to sell such bare-bones plans again.
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The comb is one of the most bare bones signs on view, but there are also incredibly ornate kanban, and some so treasured that a storeowner would have taken the sign indoors at the end of the work day.
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But on the other hand, as has become repeatedly apparent with sites like Facebook, the powers that be are often disinterested in policing what goes on at all or set up bare-bones moderation that doesn't protect users from harassment.
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Airline executives have said these fares are offered to compete against low-cost competitors such as Spirit Airlines and that they measure the success of these bare-bones tickets by how many travelers pay the higher fare just to avoid it.
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But Higgins - a local celebrity known for attention-grabbing Crime Stoppers videos he filmed when he was a sheriff's captain - capitalized on disenchantment with career politicians to defeat Angelle with only a fraction of his money and a bare-bones organization.
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They look a lot like the bare-bones plans that many envisioned under the Republican proposals to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act and the short-term plans that the Trump administration is aiming to expand by executive order.
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Thus I grokked that the owner of the cart has no home but still wants to preserve these critical items to hand down to his child: tools to fight, both physically and ideologically, and other items necessary for bare-bones survival.
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Price's own Obamacare alternatives have included many of the same ideas Republicans are talking about now; high risk pools for the sick, health savings accounts, the ability to buy insurance across state lines and the option to buy bare-bones plans.
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Unlike more expensive drones, Propel's Star Wars replicas, which can fly at a blazing 30 mph (for about 8 minutes per charge), are bare-bones when it comes to sensors (there's a gyroscopic sensor, but no barometric sensor for altitude).
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Some AT&T wireless customers still have the option of obtaining a bare-bones service called WatchTV for free instead (a service the company took full advantage of the death of net neutrality rules to structure its business model around).
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Like Samsung's earlier, more bare-bones VR browser, it seems like a way to find videos that aren't available through a Gear VR app — including anything from YouTube, which is officially available on mobile headsets through Google Daydream or Cardboard.
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Last month, the New York Times reported that House Democrats do not plan to present a campaign agenda, and instead will encourage candidates to "tailor their own messages to their districts" with only a "bare-bones national agenda" to unite them.
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In a major policy shift, the NYPD announced Wednesday it planned to begin releasing bare-bones reports of police misconduct, but its lawyers maintained it is unable to provide the public with more detailed disciplinary information due to state secrecy laws.
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The EU could offer London a "bare-bones" free-trade deal and commit to working right after Brexit on alternatives to the backstop, a way of avoiding extensive checks on the Irish border that is vehemently opposed by many in Britain.
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It's not clear why Tesla and CEO Elon Musk have been all-but silent about the battery, the car's most important spec, given that they have released at least bare-bones detail as a matter of course about its other vehicles.
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And watching someone put an entire wing in their mouth, suck off all the meat, then return those little bare bones onto their plate makes me want to gouge out my eyeballs and run to the nearest corner to vomit.
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Republican senators are floating the bare-bones proposal as a backup in case legislation similar to the 85033 Senate-passed repeal-only bill and the revised Better Care Reconciliation Act, which would repeal and replace core pieces of ObamaCare, both fail.
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Channel Zero fleshes out the bare bones of the original story to gripping effect, complete with a strong ensemble cast (featuring British treasure Fiona Shaw), a malevolent tone, and a cadre of creepy monsters — including one covered with human teeth.
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At the time of the order, no one yet knew its details, as Judge Emmet G. Sullivan of the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia issued only a bare-bones order and the promise of a later written opinion.
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The filing was an astonishing break from the bare-bones updates given by the special counsel's office in other cases where cooperators continue to help Mueller pursue Russian interference in the 2016 US election and alleged coordination with the Trump campaign.
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Here is what MSNBC is reporting: Republicans working to elect Trump describe a bare-bones effort debilitated by infighting, a lack of staff to carry out basic functions, minimal coordination with allies and a message that's prisoner to Trump's momentary whims.
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Mike Capuano (D-Mass.) in a similarly stunning summer primary, Ocasio-Cortez ran a bare-bones, grass-roots campaign hinging on a promise to ignore corporate interests and fight the machine politics many liberals have accused the Democrats of adopting.
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While the movie doesn't quite scale those heights, it delivers similar old-fashioned, popcorn-y pleasures with its Rock-solid foundation, with a bare-bones plot and plenty of stunts that do for tall buildings what "Jaws" did for sharks.
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So far, the CBO has said it cannot release a full report as early as next week but will try to provide as much bare-bones analysis as it can — which Republicans can use to vote if it comes to it.
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Moreover, these sales are made three months in advance, sometimes with just bare-bones information about the book (title, author, artist, cover), meaning the sales also favor established writers and artists and legacy titles over creators just getting onto the scene.
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His latest effort, Luminiferous Aether, offers more of what we've come to expect: the cinematic feel, the bare bones vocal rasps, the lush melodies, the nimble riffs, the underlying wildness that recalls Drudkh's finer moments (particularly on the epic "Constellation Hipparchia").
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It was there, drinking, smoking cigarettes, and mentally recovering in a familiar, isolated setting, that he wrote the songs for Ruminations, a collection of lonely, bare bones tracks that would get a full-band revamping a few months later as Salutations.
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Donovan acknowledged some irritation at his lack of playing time in the interview days later at the team's practice facility, a bare-bones compound, with three soccer fields and a weight room, at the end of an unmarked dirt road.
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But the plot is fairly bare-bones: Tino (Jay Mazyck), an intelligent 12-year-old boy who lives with his abusive aunt, Alneesa (Sarita Covington), in Newark, befriends Bernadette (Brenda Pressley) and a brassy classmate while doing some extracurricular Bible reading.
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Insurance companies must be prohibited from discriminating based on medical history — a prohibition that must include preventing them from issuing bare-bones policies that will appeal only to those in good health — but that won't do the job by itself.
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What began as a bare-bones series about several strangers "picked to live in a house" in a major American city became more contrived as the show aged and reality TV became its own genre, with familiar tics and beats.
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By cutting Medicaid funding, eliminating federal assistance for families securing private coverage, and encouraging individuals to either not purchase insurance or to buy bare-bones coverage, these proposals will result in a less equitable, less accessible system of health care.
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There, too, I confess I opted to forego a night of sacrifice and sleep in a bed-and-breakfast, albeit a bare-bones room operated by the restaurant that had provided our dinner, rather than roughing it on the ground.
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But even if they aimed for what officials in Brussels have described as a "bare bones" free trade agreement, the two sides would run into disagreement on "level playing", or fair competitions provisions on labour, environment, state aid and other standards.
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The Financial Times reported on Thursday that the European Union had floated a tentative plan which would see Northern Ireland remain in a deep customs union with the bloc while the UK would be in a more "bare bones" customs arrangement.
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And based on what lawmakers and Mr. Trump's choice to run the Department of Health and Human Services have said, the replacement could be a much inferior law that takes insurance away from millions and leaves others with bare-bones policies.
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The most conservative House members are pushing for a fast repeal of the health law with only a bare-bones replacement to follow: possibly just bigger incentives for people to open health savings accounts to fund their own health needs.
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Republican senators are floating the bare-bones proposal as a backup in case legislation similar to the 2015 Senate-passed repeal-only bill and the revised Better Care Reconciliation Act, which would repeal and replace core pieces of Obamacare, both fail.
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But even if they aimed for what officials in Brussels have described as a "bare bones" free trade agreement, the two sides would run into disagreement on "level playing," or fair competitions provisions on labor, environment, state aid and other standards.
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He agreed to modify the language by tying the lower-cost risk pools of younger, healthier people who buy cheaper bare-bones plans to the higher-cost risk pools of people who purchase more expensive plans that meet federal requirements.
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While much of the focus has been on the potential for hard-line conservatives to act as spoilers with their opposition to anything but a bare-bones replacement, there is increased wariness among Republican senators who have the opposite concerns.
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Women Today WASHINGTON — Cecile Richards, the president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, was poring over a spiral notebook in her bare-bones office here when she was asked about President Trump's latest attempt to cut a deal on abortion.
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"As a short term, emergency fall-back position, we understand that the EU and UK CAA have plans for a 'bare bones' agreement ... to ensure at least a basic level of connectivity," IATA said in a study also published on Wednesday.
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In places, it suggests a bare-bones counterpoint to one of Jay-Z's masterworks, "The Blueprint," from 2001, which relied on the steroidal soul-informed production of Mr. West and Just Blaze to echo Jay-Z at his most conceited.
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Even if Senate Republicans pass a bare-bones bill and try to revive a bigger health care bill in negotiations with the House, the parliamentarian's finding could make it harder to resuscitate any kind of regulation rollback in those talks.
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Even after millions of comments arguing that internet protections are needed, it's entirely possible that the commission will go ahead with its original, bare-bones plan to simply kill net neutrality and leave everything else up to internet providers to sort out.
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Some critics and commentators have attributed to drop to the Trump administration's actions — including the nullification of the individual mandate; steep cuts to outreach and PR efforts; and the expansion of bare-bones "short-term plans" that could compete with ACA coverage.
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This time, she tackles "Dancing Through Life" — a song typically sung by Elphaba's love interest Fiyero — while he sings Elphaba's iconic "The Wizard and I" in a gritty, bare bones duet with guitar-only orchestrations arranged by Ric Molina and Paul Loesel.
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In terms of its user experience, Sling TV still offers a relatively bare-bones app and doesn't offer individual user profiles like Hulu, PlayStation Vue, or YouTube TV. But the Dish-owned company has regularly been putting work into refining its software.
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A followup to the 2016 best-selling memoir, Bare Bones, the new book is a primer on how Bones has methodically battled through his failures — and his fear of failing — to become host of the most popular country morning-radio show, on iHeartMedia.
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Babi guling warungs (bare-bones streetside eateries) are all over the island, usually marked with a poorly photoshopped image of a pig ripped from Google images, but few are as famous as where I am now: Warung Babi Guling Ibu Oka 2361.
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In the bare bones video, vocalist Chad King emotionally croons, "I don't know how much longer I can fake it/that it's all alright/that I can do this alone," in front of a black screen while the lyrics flash next to him.
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The gist of the concern is that the Cruz provision -- which would allow insurers offering Obamacare plans to also offer cheaper, bare-bones policies -- would weaken patient protections and send health care costs for the sick, including those with pre-existing conditions, skyrocketing.
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Rugby league is a game that – when boiled down to the bare bones of the matter – doesn't have anything like the following, funding or influence that other sports do, so this should be seen more as a starting point than an end.
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Parties have set out Brexit proposals to cater to every taste: an instant no-deal exit, courtesy of the Brexit Party; a bare-bones, "Canada-minus" deal with the Tories; a second referendum from Labour; and cancelling Brexit altogether, via the Liberal Democrats.
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Since the thriller has already been confirmed for another season, with Fincher already musing over the series' future, the bare bones listing for the new set of installments is already up on the database, with just one episode confirmed for the time being.
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After a 803-year North American hiatus, Land Rover is bringing the Defender back to the US.The car was originally pulled from the North American market in 280, according to CNBC, because airbags could not be installed in the bare-bones models.
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While it may be daunting to drop over $20,000 on a bare-bones tiny home like the EZ Log Structures Verona, it seems cheap compared with the price of a similarly sized apartment in the heart of Silicon Valley or New York City.
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With a bare-bones, direct-cinema style and only scant context, the movie — the first directorial feature from Jeff Unay, who has worked in visual effects — plunges viewers into the world of Joe Carman, a mixed martial arts fighter in Washington State.
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Its bare-bones contents never revealed much about the internal workings of the White House, where meetings most often happen on the fly as Mr. Trump calls officials in to chat with him in the Oval Office or in his private dining room.
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At the far less glamorous A & O Venezia Mestre hostel-hotel, a supersize budget lodging in the Mestre area on the mainland, I would spend the equivalent of about $115 on one of the most expensive accommodations: a bright, bare-bones twin room.
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DALLAS — House Democrats, looking to wrest control of the chamber from Republicans in November, are discarding the lessons of successful midterms past and pressing only a bare-bones national agenda, leaving it to candidates to tailor their own messages to their districts.
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It would take the brilliancy of Sondheim, especially in the lyrics — Hwang's are bare-bones, devoid of panache — to pull off the necessary double act here: to succeed as worthy successors to the originals and satires of them at the same time.
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The crew had mocked up a stage that I assumed was a bare-bones stand-in but that later appeared, essentially unchanged, at the Golden: a sterile hotel room with a mini fridge in a corner, a chair on casters, and two doors.
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Kelly, a choreographer with a reputation for developing contextual movement in Off Broadway shows including "Fairview" and "A Strange Loop," has done wonders directing "We're Gonna Die," which in its first incarnation, at Joe's Pub in 2011, was a bare-bones cabaret affair.
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Stone finds a perfectly fitted summer dress that allows Blake to pass among the rich, but by contrasting her bare-bones dorm with the self-consciously minimalist style of Ian's bachelor pad, Stone also elegantly shows the imbalance of power in their relationship.
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Mr. Zeller also likes to play with time and perspective, and his writing shares a lean, bare-bones aesthetic familiar to admirers of Pinter, whose "Old Times" is a three-hander in which we aren't always sure whether the characters are actually alive.
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Plenty of customers are going to happily purchase this version of the Model 3, so the car will initially have a shot at being more profitable than it would be if Tesla had gone directly to the more bare-bones trim level.
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