It's time to be done with "Carlos Danger" and time to be done with trying to hold political wives responsible for the sins of their husbands.
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Also, you might not be done with Making a Murderer.
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You don't paint one picture and be done with it.
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I'm still discovering what can be done with this technique.
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And that's something that should be done with careful consideration.
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Just call them the Gladiators and be done with it.
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But what can be done with the mussels once harvested?
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But it has to be done with a total accounting.
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Don't worry, you'll be done with this in no time!
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More worryingly, reattaching the screen should be done with care.
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Turns out, it can be done with just about anyone.
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Let's just be done with it and bring him back.
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He was probably delighted to be done with it. Who?
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What will be done with the kelp once it's harvested?
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Freud would be done with this case study in about .
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The sooner we can be done with it, the better.
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I was just so glad to be done with it.
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But look what can be done with such simple supplies.
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The same needs to be done with high frame rate.
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There's more to be done with it in my mind.
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Volvo may not be done with its luxury cabin appointments.
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They want to be done with health care before August.
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And it should always be done with safeguards in place.
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That will be done with both technology and human labor.
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It's so weird to be done with work this early.
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Any trimming needed can easily be done with household scissors.
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Then the same process will be done with antimatter neutrinos.
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Firings are sometimes necessary, but can be done with civility.
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Just signal from the dugout and be done with it.
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But, she added, it can be done with adults, too.
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Just publish the whole list and be done with it.
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This can be done with other types of objects, too.
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I'm so excited to almost be done with school (hopefully forever)!
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Best have a plan for what should be done with it.
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"I want to be done with this mission 100%," he said.
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" He added, "I want to be done with this mission 100%.
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Problem was, Jack Warner just wanted to be done with it.
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And the band may not be done with their party crashing.
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I decide on a standard four and be done with it.
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It's unclear what will be done with the work long term.
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"I'll put out this last album then be done with it."
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This isn't a game you'll be done with in an afternoon.
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However, much of this work could be done with machine learning.
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Robert Hood showed how much could be done with so little.
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But it could just be done with an injection at birth.
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So it should be done with a great deal of thought.
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Both Housewives appeared to be done with her by episode's end.
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It was to be done with provate sector growth, he said.
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I'm really, really happy to be done with all of that.
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Or we'll leave the country altogether and be done with it.
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Moment's creators aren't limiting what can be done with it, though.
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Bank chiefs acknowledge any shift must be done with great care.
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I would go with a guy and be done with it.
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Sophia Amoruso: And be done with your day by 10 a.m.
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With SLS this could be done with a single lift off.
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Just pick the best player available and be done with it.
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But Miranda doesn't know what will be done with them yet.
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There are no limits to what can be done with pie.
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Other Chinese companies showed what could be done with such data.
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I thought a lot of that could be done with algorithms.
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You sound like you're about ready to be done with it.
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Why not just declare a day and be done with it?
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"It will never be done with just us," Mr. Frankel said.
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Work could be done with one's hands and with one's mind.
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What do you think should be done with the Mona Lisa?
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We'd likely be done with appeals, or nearly so, by now.
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But it has to be done with compassion, empathy and understanding.
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At this point, I was ready to be done with scooters.
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The reader wanted to click "delete" and be done with me.
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"I think it has to be done with care," Doggett said.
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Glad to be done with them… But they were definitely fun.
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All of this needs to be done with deepening trust and cooperation.
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At this rate, when she's 2370, she'll be done with the payments.
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Just say, 'I don't know Lisa and I'll be done with it.
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I'm going to tell you so this can all be done with.
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Screening is relatively simple and can be done with a few questions.
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Creating alarms can be done with voice control or on the touchscreen.
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But can the same be done with a few words and movies?
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"One day I'm going to be done with you," she threatens him.
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"A lot can be done with décor and music," Ms. Salway said.
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President Donald Trump may not be done with Jeff Sessions quite yet.
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This activity can be done with personal role models or public leaders.
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Should big lectures [still] be done, with each school doing them differently?
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That's not to say this can't be done with under-leveled Guardians.
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Peter Thiel may not be done with his revenge quest against Gawker.
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"These partnerships have got to be done with integrity," Mr. Haig said.
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All of this will be done with a new transparency in governing.
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Still, analysts warn the United States may not be done with Huawei.
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And all of this will be done … with Trickster by his side.
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Maybe this could be done with pet hamsters, rabbits, and mice, too!
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But that can be done with Virtual Battlespace, which also scales better.
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High water and high winds may not be done with Oklahoma yet.
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"The problem is that the content moderation should be done with transparency."
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Unless I dared to inquire when we would be done with rounds.
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But there&aposs still work to be done with the big chains.
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It feels really good to be done with work for the weekend.
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Much the same thing can be done with actively managed mutual funds.
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Emma: That can be done with the right paint, or even tape.
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"It really has to be done with great care and know-how."
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Can the same thing be done with a voicemail or an email?
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Give the middle class tax cuts already, and be done with it.
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"I just wanted to be done with it so badly," she said.
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"It should be done with other institutions and cross-border stakeholders," he said.
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Matt LeBlanc may be done with his Friends character Joey Tribbiani for good.
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Think you can just offer up a bed and be done with it?
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TWC You don't get to change your company name & be done with it.
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This can be done with atoms trapped by lasers, photons, and other systems.
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If any deals are done, it will be done with someone else's vote.
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We may almost be done with 2018, but 2018 isn't done with us.
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They are not objects or animals to be done with as someone pleases.
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But combined it only took about a week to be done with it.
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Battle an AI trainer instead, get your rewards, and be done with it.
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I'd throw a little product in my hair and be done with it.
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"Education should be done with the community, not to the community," he argues.
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Make it a goal to be done with house payments before you retire.
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Just think, this time next week, we'll be done with this crazy election.
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But much more has to be done with regard to this supranational approach.
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And what couldn't be done with votes, we would do it with weapons.
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Can you imagine how much faster projects will be done with this puppy?
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This show will not be done with us for a while, it seems.
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It inspired the National Convention in Paris to be done with the monarchy.
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But that doesn't mean that HBO will be done with Westeros (and Essos).
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But there is only so much that can be done with grit alone.
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Go out at lunchtime, buy a $20 gift and be done with it.
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One day, we'll be done with Facebook, at least as we know it.
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Taking on debt should always be done with a great amount of caution.
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Why not just mix a gin and tonic and be done with it?
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I think we're beginning to show what can be done with the character.
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My thoughts: Maybe just go to the courthouse and be done with it.
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There's a lot to be done with a hummus as good as Solomonov's.
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But that kind of listening could be done with far less sophisticated equipment.
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Would it just be easier to woo Olivia and be done with it?
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This leaves 85033,900 that need repair that must be done with government investment.
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"It has to be done with an eye toward protecting sovereignty," he said.
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Trump is now rescinding this guidance, which can be done with a simple signature.
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Anyway, here's to hoping we can be done with this fucking egg after Sunday.
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Photo: GettyElon Musk may be done with 2018, but 2018 ain't done with Musk.
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The same thing can be done with an electric field and an electric force.
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Early experiments will be done with neuroscientists at Stanford University, according to that report.
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This is just a sure sign that I should be done with the relationship.
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Ms Tennant and Mr Palmer agreed that something could be done with this money.
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Cramer said that can be done with the new products the company has introduced.
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But after that, what's to be done with the completed or semi-completed project?
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The story is an excellent example of what can be done with the medium.
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Retire the Mac Pro line, sell the current supplies and be done with it.
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I think there's still stuff that has to be done with all the characters.
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"I will never be done with space, I will always be involved," Kelly said.
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He and Abby just need to get back together and be done with it.
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But it was not clear what would be done with the information, he said.
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"The advantage of that is it can be done with the House," he said.
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Most clean up can be done with just a damp paper towel or sponge.
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"The work simply cannot be done with trains running through the tunnels," Byford says.
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By the time you leave the clubhouse you've got to be done with it.
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Hacking voting machines often needs to be done with physical access to each machine.
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It got me quite curious as to what else could be done with this.
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I was just going to post that one thing and be done with it.
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Who will have access to this information, and what will be done with it?
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The future possibilities for what can be done with native mobile video are endless.
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Riddling Widow closed in May, and something had to be done with the space.
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"The singing shall be mandatory and must be done with fervor," the bill states.
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August also let you just send in the device and be done with it.
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My guess is we'll be done with this by the time the President comes.
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The veterans group have not said what exactly will be done with the money.
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This could be done with purely Republican votes, but it would be no picnic.
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No word on what will be done with all the oranges…might we suggest mimosas?
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The Fed could also give the market one rate cut and be done with it.
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Carson didn't discuss what should be done with the existing design of the $2 bill.
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So I hope this will be done with the seriousness that any impeachment proceeding deserves.
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" "If any deals are done," he added, "it will be done with someone else's vote.
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Once acoustic and vibration testing is complete, the telescope won't be done with its exams.
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This can be done with a light touch, by modest forces, at a reasonable cost.
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It's the date that a deal supposedly has to be done, with or without Canada.
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Within a week, she said, she should be done with the two-room concrete house.
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The whole thing could be done with little or no propellant, which greatly simplifies operation.
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But there's still much work to be done, with disturbing examples of present-day bigotry.
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These are big projects that can only be done with the active support of government.
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This can be done with simple lifestyle changes including weight loss, diet adjustments, and exercise.
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It's ready to be done with that, and commercial endeavors are ready to take over.
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Episode 8 Clay may be done with the tapes, but Hannah's story isn't on pause.
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The same should be done with technological innovation and the legitimate purposes of search warrants.
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Next, it was time to put out a press release and be done with it.
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Switching types has to be done with care to ensure it works for a patient.
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It will all be done with a slightly different pitch than he used to have.
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If that show continues its general upward trend, I might be done with this one.
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It's something that has to be done with grace, and with harmony, and with proportion.
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News Analysis What's to be done with Hillary Clinton, the woman who won't go away?
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But most of us could probably just check a box and be done with it.
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Some things like animation and motion capture will be done with the right partnerships externally.
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I thought I'd do a jolly jaunt and be done with it in six months.
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If he has to respond, he should admit the affair and be done with it.
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There's nothing that could be done with a new agency that can't be done today.
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My message is, things can be done with really good intentions and have negative consequences.
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This can all be done with Amazon Alexa/Echo Show/Fire TV/Google Assistant compatibility.
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It is also Rosenstein who will determine what should be done with whatever Mueller finds.
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This is not a job that could be done with interns who are in training.
|
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Requiring that network operators provide transit to all parties equally could be done with regulations.
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The same could be done with brain implants that register extreme trauma via EEG brainwave signals.
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"Everything can be done with one finger on the Siri remote," Chen says of the game.
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What is to be done with those truths is now up to Congress and to us.
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So maybe we should just get rid of all reclining seats and be done with it.
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Let's not use the industry abbreviation; let's put in a 'k' and be done with it.
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But most of the disaster recovery will be done with bricks, mortar, equipment and manual labour.
|
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The world may be "done" with smartphones, but the taxman is likely to remain a force.
|
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Whether I won or lost at the Olympics, I was going to be done with boxing.
|
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And before that happens, the actor says, he needs to be done with The Vampire Diaries.
|
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At this point, we decided to send the Phantom 4 back and be done with it.
|
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They were thinking about cheerful and wonderful and amazing things that can be done with Twitter.
|
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A non-Foodie would probably just scream out "Fork!" right now and be done with it.
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It's nice to start doing a task and be done with it just two minutes later.
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That's got to be done with coordination, and that'll be a major part of its responsibility.
|
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When you don't explain something, nothing will happen... But it needs to be [done] with respect.
|
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He genuinely thinks there's more to be done with the primary input device for our computers.
|
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It would be easy to spit out the words "white people" and be done with it.
|
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Seriously, you might as well hand the house keys to HAL and be done with it.
|
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Depending on the location of your fibroids, the procedure may be done with minimally invasive techniques.
|
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"They can't wait for the court hearing next week to be done with," says the source.
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"Look when you do a proposal, it has to be done with ambience," he told People.
|
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It can be done with the people acting in concert for things they (we) believe in.
|
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But both of those are issues that could probably be done with a Republican Congress, too.
|
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All the same, what could be done with China's Communist Party, and what would it become?
|
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"They can't wait for the court hearing next week to be done with," the source said.
|
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The truth is, Phelps is happy to be done with his life as a competitive swimmer.
|
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All this was to be done with the left hand, leaving the right available for introductions.
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This is an ongoing process, one that the white partner will never really be "done" with.
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And if it was undertaken in the near term, it would be done with Facebook's consultation.
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Well, because it's London, and because for God's sake, can't we be done with this already?
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With GKE Standard, there's still some work to be done with regard to scaling the clusters.
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It would traditionally be done with a wire, but the compressor greatly speeds up the process.
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A number of young winemakers are demonstrating that it can be done with sweat equity instead.
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There's still a lot to be done with just the "Castle Rock" characters we've already met.
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Then she was laid off — "thankfully," she added, glad to be done with the grueling commute.
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But in many ways, they're helpful to mental health because you can be done with something.
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It can be done with the spread of a homogeneous vision of what entertainment looks like.
|
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"My guess is we'll be done with this by the time the president comes," Blunt said.
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It doesn't have to be big -- it just has to be done with a good attitude.
|
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Most officials were happy to see it empty out, eager to be done with the burden.
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The new spot will be done with ad agency BBDO New York, part of Omnicom Group.
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A tunneling machine used by ISIS showed that this can be done with modest engineering capability.
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And all this can be done with lower, not higher, gas taxes paid at the pump.
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Whether it can be done with the direct system of patronage Google is offering remains highly unlikely.
|
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This could be done with a miniature leather bag with a not-so-itty-bitty price tag.
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Yet there is no federal law in the U.S. establishing what can be done with these faceprints.
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Portraying suicide isn't like depicting any other life experience; it must be done with care and caution.
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In November 2018, Jackman revealed while he may be done with the character, Wolverine could still return.
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And then, there's economic and investment principles which I'm writing and then I'll be done with that.
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"It appears to me much of this could be done with a phone call," Corker told reporters.
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The Finance Twins, Camilo and Francisco Maldonado, found that the same can be done with your fridge.
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But it could not be done with appeals to emotion, or outcome, or legacy, or anything else.
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" "You can definitely tell that there's still some work that needs to be done with the technology.
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But between you and me, just fast forward to 2:35, and be done with it.[Motor1]
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He's "seeking comment" on what should be done with those, including the possibility of repealing them altogether.
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Sometimes you just want to plug in a pair of wired headphones and be done with it.
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He wants to be done with the rand, he tells me, and with South Africa's banking system.
|
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Mayo is only 28 years old -- and clearly isn't ready to be done with basketball just yet.
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But many other things, some disturbing to freedom lovers, might also be done with smart-card data.
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Any modern-day comparison to that generation of Americans should be done with reverence, if at all.
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"Just happy to be done with this series," said Green, who spoke highly of the Trail Blazers.
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Another studio was interested in his story, he explained, but demanded the film be done with CGI.
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Normally, AI training has to be done with all of the data sitting on the one server.
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The bikers all thought something should be done with the old property, although they didn't know what.
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This will be done with hand signals, although there are less subtle means of communication on board.
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Even basic activities like brushing teeth or washing dishes should be done with boiled water, they said.
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All viability and allocation math will be done with a "caucus calculator" developed by the state party.
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Rarely, but this excellent biodynamic Austrian estate proves it can be done with this lightly sparkling rosé.
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One day, I'll be in that camp, and thank God I'll be done with this difficult part.
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"There's nothing that could be done with a new agency that can't be done today," he said.
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It is a relief, he said, to be done with the incessant attention from the news media.
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While reorganization is necessary it should be done with intelligence and pruning shears not a meat cleaver.
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I meet professionals who've never loved their work and who are thrilled to be done with it.
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Any new nomination would have to be done with speed unlike any we've seen in recent years.
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"It can't be done with wind and solar alone," Mr. Booker said in a speech in 2016.
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All this processing must be done with multiple levels of redundancy to ensure the highest level of safety.
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Which is exactly why we should "lose" that hour just one last time and be done with it.
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Walking around the camp it is clear that it can be done with the support of humanitarian organizations.
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Usually, I'd write, "Duke wins" and be done with this section, because that's all the horror one needs.
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You have aged out of the struggle just in time for the struggle to be done with you.
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" Two days before he passed away, Brandon tweeted, "Now I just want to be done with life itself.
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Typically, a hole should fill up with water from the aquifer and we'd be done with this. Typically.
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Although I still think there's work to be done with multitasking, I think it achieved that ambitious goal.
|
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How much should we worry about privacy and the types of analyses that can be done with voice?
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The Senate has concluded, based on its own precedents, that disqualification can be done with a simple majority.
|
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But SpaceIL's landing is less about science and more about demonstrating what can be done with private money.
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"They can't wait for the court hearing next week to be done with," a source previously told PEOPLE.
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Audio is so simple to transmit in high fidelity that it can be done with a wire hanger.
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And last summer I asked him if there was anything to be done with the answer CSI: GENDER.
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They found it likely that this could be done with 26bn tonnes of post-2015 carbon-dioxide emissions.
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The problem is that there were few details about what will be done with the remaining undocumented immigrants.
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"They can't wait for the court hearing next week to be done with," a source previously told PEOPLE.
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Since his instatement he's been uniform in his message on how that will be done: with defense first.
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With any luck, impeachment is just around the corner and we can all be done with this disaster.
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The same could be done with guns, she says — without even reducing the number of guns on screen.
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It was a white dress; it zipped up; and we could finally be done with the whole process.
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There is a lot of work to be done with prison reform and I find it very important.
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The longtime Cabinet minister and outgoing opposition leader to Benjamin Netanyahu may be done with politics for now.
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"Such a reversal will not just be done with electoral victories, however, but by intellectual victories," he added.
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KERNEN: NOW, HOW MUCH OF THAT CAN BE DONE WITH A PEN, DAY ONE THAT WILL HELP YOU?
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"If I were his lawyer, I would just take the Fifth and be done with it," Graham said.
|
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Zayn Malik may be done with boy bands, but he's definitely in with girlfriend Gigi Hadid's girl squad.
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Alternatively, you can just wear a bin liner with armholes for five days and be done with it.
|
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Why couldn't Musk just strap on Saturn V's F-267 engines onto ITS and be done with it?
|
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And this should be done with the guidance of -- and even delivery by -- the "Josephs" of the region.
|
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The company's remaining four cargo missions in 2017 and 2018 will be done with the Antares in Virginia.
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Renderings of the apartment show what could be done with the space, like installing an expansive wine room.
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"While I don't have a precise idea of what should be done with this data set," Lavigne wrote.
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Also this movie looks like a theme park, and I'm ready to be done with director Chris Columbus.
|
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It's such an interesting art form, but we haven't really explored how much can be done with it.
|
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And like some of its competitors, all of this can be done with a drag-and-drop interface.
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You could serve those with sausage gravy and be done with eating for the bulk of a day.
|
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But increasingly, many people in the US want to be done with this clock-changing ritual for good.
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That reporting, however, should be done with clear sourcing, some balance, and a focus on issues of significance.
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And I'm sure that it could be done with the idea that we really are accomplishing a lot.
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Three of the 12 have pleaded their cases down to misdemeanors just to be done with the ordeal.
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Gift it to everyone on your list and be done with your holiday shopping in one fell swoop.
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" ■ "If the fund-raising efforts did violate federal policy, what will be done with the ongoing clinical trial?
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In fact, it can be done with a very low-cost webcam and some advanced machine-learning algorithms.
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But crossing the finger can be done with either hand, and it can be done out of sight.
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Research is how the war on cancer will be won, and research can only be done with funding.
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"Compared to some other things proposed, modifying albedo (reflectivity) could be done with less risky techniques," Seneviratne said.
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But not every post has to be, nor should it be, done with the intent of luring customers.
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The rest could be done with a cooperative Congress, in some cases even without a filibuster-proof majority.
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" "The memory of 9/93 is sacred ground, and any discussion of it must be done with reverence.
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Any deal would have to be done with the idea that Lore would stay on for several years.
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Hell, I'm surprised they didn't make us all wear a linctus-green star and be done with it.
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KS: So just literally write a $22017,225 cheque to Mark Zuckerberg and just be done with it, right?
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They can't be done with a snap of the fingers and putting a few new people in the mix.
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While there's not a ton of science that can be done with today's flyby, it's a cool photo opp.
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So while you might want to be done with Facebook, you can't help but keep one eye on it.
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How much good could be done with such funds, dedicated to treatments and transplants that we know are effective?
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Photo: GettyGoogle appears to be done with two phones that were the company's signature devices just two years ago.
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Bottom line, the media trying to diagnose what is really at fault, can only be done with a mirror.
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He later softened his position, saying what should be done with the statues should be left up to localities.
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What was that process like, and what did it get you that couldn't be done with old-school methods?
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You can't set your news source (which has to be done with your voice), or change the alarm tone.
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What would it take for Eliot and the rest of the Brakebills to be done with saving the world?
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Testing would still be required, but it would be done with a completely new set of constraints and circumstances.
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"It will be done with transparency, and there will not be any cover-ups," said City Councilman Scott Galvin.
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Unlike Earth colonists exploring a new world, settlers can't just pitch a makeshift tent and be done with it.
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But mainly, it feels like so much more could be done with these sorts of open-world puzzle games.
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Because of that, if there is a deal that can be done with Democrats, Stephen knows where and how.
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Expanding what can be done with the games themselves is plenty lucrative, and far easier for publishers to control.
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Danielle told us she's beyond relieved to be done with Marty, and took a shot at his last name.
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It takes such a toll on your physical and mental health, I can't wait to be done with it!!!
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The corners make for more interesting ringcraft, but that could just as easily be done with a square cage.
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But even if such a decision was necessary, it should be done with the support of our democratic institutions.
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You can easily decide to be done with the game, and enjoy what the story and puzzles offered you.
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There's still lots of snooping to be done with the season 6 photos Game of Thrones has just released.
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"It can be done with Republicans and you can wake people up and that was our objective," he added.
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Identifying invasive plants isn't easy, exactly, but it can be done with imagery like that the drones are collecting.
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So I have to hope that we've done enough to win tomorrow's primary and then be done with it.
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"Move the club to North Korea and be done with it," a user called ValleyGray wrote on Friday morning.
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Anyway, shoutout to Teddy Dunn, who is a lawyer now and seems very happy to be done with acting.
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Well, we're gonna change the password to the number "3" then the number "6" and be done with it.
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Developers using the data highlights the misalignment between user expectations and what's able to be done with that data.
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Pay the man his money, thank the lottery gods every single day for him, and be done with it.
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The BC/DR plan testing must be done with multiple scenarios — not just a hackers attack or power outage.
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Exit strategy: If a family member moves out (or on), what can will be done with the unused space?
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If you don't allow for this, you might as well just print the screenplay and be done with it.
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Now three women (Crystal Finn, Vivia Font and Harmony Stempel) must decide what should be done with the site.
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Parents who dreaded being detained drew up contingency plans for what should be done with their children and cars.
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If they choose to engage in this, or are already doing so, it will be done with great secrecy.
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"Work could be done with one's hands and with one's mind," wrote Mr. Ababiy, who lives in Blaine, Minn.
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While Citrix has now found a home for its GoTo products, it may not be done with M&A.
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ISRAEL: ... from the time I heard about this, I did what needed to be done with former Deputy Peterson.
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In a city where nearly everything can be done with an app, Mr. Orta does not have a phone.
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Darlene seemed to think he had enough dirt to report them to the FBI and be done with it.
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I think we've really just scratched the surface of what could be done with aftershock forecasting ... and that's really exciting.
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Michelle Obama is relieved to be done with her tenure as first lady but this will be one last hurdle.
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You don't want the Fed to be done with their hiking cycle because the economy is weakening in its face.
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CN: It also sounds like there's just a lot to be done with people who are transgender or gender nonconforming.
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But what excited folks at IceCube most was the cool science that could be done with such a neutrino telescope.
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Chen showed off some pretty footage and emphasized that "everything can be done with one finger" on the Apple remote.
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So yeah, fuck taking drugs on a night out, just time it with your ovulation and be done with it.
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"I hope this will be done with the seriousness that any impeachment proceeding deserves," Collins said, according to WABI television.
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If you can correctly answer questions like these, you might be done with your student loans sooner than you expected.
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And besides, the earliest entries felt like reference devices – demonstrations for manufacturers about what could be done with Windows 10.
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So what is to be done with the organs, if the instruments are only being played at the annual festival?
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And though more information is undoubtedly important, something has to be done with that information to actually get costs down.
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"We are willing to share, but development has to be done with our consent," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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He said he believes the possibilities for what can be done with Masterpass are endless, and limited only to imagination.
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So I think we might be done with me having kids, but I'm definitely open to the idea of adoption.
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This can be done with a surgeon holding and controlling the instruments or with a robot controlling the surgical tools.
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While he still has months of chemotherapy left to complete, his family said it's helpful to be done with radiation.
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Tomorrow I'm going to get into politics, how it shapes carbon taxes, and what's to be done with the revenue.
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It uses special channels to route wiring inside hollow structural components, something that couldn't be done with a CNC process.
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And the same may be done with an index, by aggregating and weighting earnings estimates and using the index price.
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It's time to be done with this sort of second-guessing the personal decision of those who have been wronged.
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It's been a rough year for our stars, and they seem to be happy to be done with it. #GoodRiddance2016
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Registration can be done with a cheek swab, to show the genetic make-up of the potential donor's immune system.
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What should be done with these children, who have become known, in an apt turn of political messaging, as Dreamers?
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"I wanted to be done with all of this," Mr. Gatling, now 19733, said in a telephone interview last week.
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"If change is going to happen, it has to be done with good communication and empathy toward employees," he said.
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But neither side said when it would be shut down or what would be done with the people held there.
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Depending on your bank, creating a travel notification can easily be done with a phone call or via the app.
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Perhaps Lavigne thought she'd be done with her former husband Chad Kroeger, lead singer of Nickelback, and perhaps music altogether.
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I love showing people gratitude for their time and energy, but I am grateful to be done with this chore.
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"But in the near term the market will be more geared toward what can be done with traditional processing elements."
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ERRÓ Partly because of Rosenquist, who was interesting to me because he showed me what could be done with composition.
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Nick Jonas might be done with Olivia Culpo ... but he isn't done hanging with women who look just like her.
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You wouldn't have to repeat your lectures every semester; you could just record them once and be done with it.
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Surveying the mess at our feet, I ask if there is something that can be done with all of this.
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"The method, the distribution will be done with the participation of the community themselves," said Mr. Ngavirue, who is Herero.
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Such reporting should be done with the acknowledgement that it often takes a long time to fully understand any incident.
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Will I ever be done with the Soundsuit is really the question … For me, how do I use this work?
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We've lost plenty of networks before, and one day, we'll be done with Facebook, at least as we know it.
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You could continue paying data overage charges because your WiFi sucks, or just spend $80 once and be done with it.
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Faraday says it'll be done with its smaller factory this fall, though its track record up to this point ain't great.
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"It didn't seem as if there was anything that could be done with the figure in still life photography," explains Miller.
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But, at the very least, it gives us reason to hope that Apple might not be done with MagSafe yet, either.
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This can be done with voluntary standards in critical areas and with some levels of transparency for compliance with these standards.
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A lot of teachers do Instacart because they can just put their headphones in, go shop, and be done with it.
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But at this point I'm just so exhausted by Theon Greyjoy that I wish the show would be done with him.
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"I wanted to be done with it," said Juan Dyer, a Hispanic voter in Port St. Lucie, Florida, who voted early.
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I just wanted to be done with it, not pay attention to the commercials and all the other things coming out.
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Granted, the looks ahead can easily be done with craft store trimmings... but if you're feeling fancy, then keep scrolling ahead.
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Setting up and using a Sonos speaker can be done with either an iOS and Android device, unlike the Apple HomePod.
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That's why we often rely on those one-and-done essentials you can throw on, add shoes, and be done with.
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While Autocar reported Porsche may not be done with diesels forever, it's very clear the automaker's attention has shifted to electrification.
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"He made it really clear that he wants to be done with his debt before we get married," Agrawal told Refinery29.
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I like to test the limits of what can be done with pixel art in ways that couldn't be done before.
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You've got to get them onto tape so you can get them out of your system and be done with them.
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I really hope so … I really hope it happens because I really would like to just be done with the situation.
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Or alternatively you could make like me and throw it straight back up into a bag and be done with it.
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Creations from Quill can be exported and animated in virtual space, which is what will eventually be done with Dear Angelica.
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"How groups of people, in this case women, are being presented to an audience should be done with care," King said.
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JOHN HARWOOD: Do you agree, by the way, that tax reform can only be done with buy-in from both parties?
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"We're very busy, so we're going to be done with the interviews for today," a worker at El Bolillo told MUNCHIES.
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This can be done with either a mobile tripod, like the popular GorillaPod, or by tilting the phone against something sturdy.
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But they send out a message that mastering compound verbs and case-endings needn't be done with a long, studious face.
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" "If it's 'WrestleMania,' can we get The Rock on stage so I can vote for him and be done with it?
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Time is ticking for a deal to be done, with the last Air Berlin flight due to take place on Friday.
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He's going to sell Off-White, be done with LV, and he's going to take on more of the artist role.
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He was happy to be done with that term when it was up, having failed to get much traction on reform.
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If this becomes the new norm, it has to be done with students who don't have the internet top of mind.
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There were no targeted advertisements, and none of us ever thought about "personal data" or what could be done with it.
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It's what every expert I talked to said needs to be done, with wide agreement on specific policy changes and steps.
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Sometimes, deals would be done with deadlines that failed to consider the lack of a building's basic infrastructure, like fiber optics.
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But if it's terrible—which happens more often than the other way around—I will be done with it very quickly.
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The fighting has raised questions about who will ultimately take charge of these people and what will be done with them.
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Schoeman found himself balancing his American colleagues' perceptions of what could be done with the political and diplomatic realities in Beijing.
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While using such a measure should be done with care, there is one subsection of federal employees that should be targeted.
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Once that test is complete, SpaceX will be done with most of its test flight milestones for the Commercial Crew Program.
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Investors appear to be done with selling for now and are likely to rebuild their foreign bond portfolios, market players said.
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As it turns out, her favorite computer pursuits — counting and singing, juggling and exploring — can all be done with friends outdoors.
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And there is also an opportunity cost for what else could be done with that money over the time of ownership.
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It can be done with or without equipment, so don't worry if you don't have a reformer in your living room!
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"I want to be done with all my credits, just in case I declare early for the draft," he told me.
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But it's a lot of fun to play with, and a great example of what can be done with computational photography.
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It was a simple piece: nothing more than could be done with two sheets of paper and a pair of scissors.
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What could be done with the tax dollars from Navy Federal and other large credit unions if the exemption were ended?
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It's easy to conclude, why can't someone just write a self-improvement book called "Canceling Lunch" and be done with it?
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Let Us Cultivate Our Garden relies on the land, on what is there and what can be done with it ethically.
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Trump's views on certain issues like what will be done with the Affordable Care Act or Medicare are difficult to divine.
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So she is working with people to try to identify what those levers are and what should be done with them.
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Switching OSes can be done with a click, and you can even run individual Linux or Windows apps inside the macOS environment.
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While Fed officials initially thought the balance sheet reduction could be done with little disturbance to markets, that hasn't been the case.
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Google showed how much can be done with post-processing in its Pixel phones, which take amazing photos without optical image stabilization.
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I knew that whatever I told would be done with affection, even if it made me wince a little to record it.
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My final question to you, Zuhdi Jasser, what can be done with the left&aposs ideological hold on the narrative about Islam?
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Photo: Gizmodo Apple's iOS is a walled garden that gives the company total control over what can be done with its device.
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Once you're done with this one or whatever ... I'm not going to be done with this one, this is it for me.
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To close apps on your Apple TV, you'll need to open the app switcher, which can be done with just a click.
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But if you buy one, you'll get live TV from the major networks from anywhere you are and be done with it.
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Left and right disagree on what should be done with all that power: Make peace in Syria; create a viable Palestinian state.
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However, something drastic needs to be done with this vote because the numbers are against me and Marie and Da'Vonne and Jozea.
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Most people, when asked what should be done with their bodies when they leave this earth, consider two options: burial or cremation.
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However, in his letter to Congress, Comey all but guaranteed the FBI wouldn't be done with its review prior to Election Day.
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Between the 1973 and '82, the focus of the two Talwar exhibitions, Singh explored what could be done with this basic vocabulary.
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But Robin Brooks, managing director and chief economist of IIF, suggested that the central bank may not be done with cutting rates.
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Sega was more willing than its competitors to release add-ons for its system that expanded what could be done with it.
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It could also increase the restlessness of some conservatives who wanted Trump to do away with DACA and be done with it.
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In that case, Dudley will be proved right, and the Fed will not be done with raising interest rates in this cycle.
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And they can't figure out what to do — there's no place to take her, there's nothing to be done with the window.
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This can be done with the ground application of life-saving pesticides that kill mosquito larvae before they can spread the virus.
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It would've been natural for the minds behind that show to consider what more could be done with that sort of momentum.
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It just is not going to be done with our present political leaders, nor those who are currently aspiring to replace them.
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" A voice like Mr. Green's, the narrator continues, "bears the weight of a gnostic, transformative desire to be done with the world.
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The spaceship should hold a cargo of up to 450 tons depending on how many refills can be done with the tanker.
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This can be done with special filters out of water at home, or it can be done at the water utilities site.
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But the same thing could be done with smaller, denser spaces, which players could snap between instead of choosing their own path.
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But such privacy measures "should be done with the intent of avoiding any stigmatizing impact to any service member," the guidebook says.
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Gone but not forgotten Rick Grimes may be done with "The Walking Dead," but AMC is most definitely not done with him.
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I also get that I could cough up $22 and buy Meredith and Olivia right this minute, and be done with it.
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But the ANC, which has around 58% of lawmakers in the lower house, is divided over what should be done with Mkhwebane.
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I'm kicking myself for not waiting for my husband to be done with work to help us, but we get it done.
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Lee is acquitted of all the charges, and for a second it looks like we might be done with the whole affair.
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It all seems to be done with disregard for people trying to be healthier, but Murphy believes that is missing the point.
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After watching Forck and other glass artists, Clark had a pretty good idea what could and could not be done with glass.
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"Say it and be done with it," one detective tells Buddy Woodall, a man accused of a double homicide involving his uncle.
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Through its animated lens and now 3D stickers, Snapchat is pushing the limits of what can be done with a video app.
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Tarek and Christina El Moussa might be done with their marriage, but they're not ready to break up their hit HGTV show.
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That law regulates what can be done with uranium and the radioactive waste it generates after it is extracted from the earth.
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From a technology standpoint, is there anything else that could be done with the app, either to improve it or expand it?
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Just to say 'okay, let's be done with it' is...a very simplistic way to approach it," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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All of this can be done with the help of a drag-and-drop tool that lets you define rules and workflows.
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Not only could a beverage be distributed straight to buyers, but it can be done with transparency, including ingredients and nutrition facts.
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The Revolutionary Guards want to pin the blame on those involved in firing the missiles and be done with it, officials said.
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Within 12 hours, I have to be done with my supper: grilled salmon, a ton of spinach and a nice baked potato.
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"My first preference would be to be done with it as soon as possible and not to have any witnesses," Paul said.
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Freed from the grip of the decayed British nation and British state, England could finally be done with its delusions of grandeur.
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But even if the stars and the tournament directors elect to keep the status quo, more can be done with draw ceremonies.
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When the U.S. intervened against ISIS in Syria, a key question was always what will be done with territory liberated from ISIS.
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Essentially, the judge threw up his hands, saying that the plaintiffs could pay the brokers their money and be done with it.
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"There are a lot of things that can be done with regulations, that people don't see happening on a daily basis," Sen.
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Elected officials acknowledge that if universal basic income were attempted at the national level, it could not be done with private donations.
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I left a toxic workplace, and while I should have been happy to be done with that job, I was the opposite.
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It's easy for some people to say "use Signal, use Tor," and be done with it, but that doesn't work for everyone.
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Did they secretly long for a tsunami to come eclipse them into the ocean, just to be done with it all already?
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A normal politician who wants to prove himself would just point to the Constitution and the Electoral College and be done with it.
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" When she agreed, "I just wanted to be done with the conversation, because I knew he was going to be relentless about it.
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Some researchers suspect that ultimately the axioms of a quantum reconstruction will be about information: what can and can't be done with it.
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Oppo has done it — or at least shown that it can be done — with a demonstration unit at Mobile World Congress in Shanghai.
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While there was no suggestion in the comment that a similar model to Lyft could be done with Uber, the options remain open.
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How we treat one another, whether behind closed doors, locker rooms, or face-to-face, should be done with kindness, dignity, and respect.
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Yet it can be done—with a lot of time and effort—on any desktop computer, if you've got the technical know-how.
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How we treat one another, whether behind closed doors, locker rooms or face to face, should be done with kindness, dignity and respect.
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This is exactly what could be done with a proposal from Fuel Matrix, a British firm, to weigh passengers before boarding a flight.
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Below is a demo reel for what can be done with Houdini, a software package that's used extensively in VFX and animated films.
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The human body is a funny, weirdly shaped thing, so why not just wrap it up in OLEDs and be done with it?
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"Well, actually, I can't wait to be done with this so I can jump in and give The Witness a shot," Miller says.
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Seemingly nobody agrees on what should be done with zero-days, in part, perhaps, because the gray market for them is so secretive.
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CNN's Hadas Gold and Donie O'Sullivan detail how UK lawmakers ended up with the documents and what might be done with them. 5.
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That said, he also suggests that breaking into gaming is a tricky business — and experts say it has to be done with caution.
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In addition, the property was not zoned for residential development, limiting what could be done with the land, absent an approved zoning change.
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Instead of moving the pieces steadily, the show will suddenly pick them up and deposit them elsewhere, just to be done with it.
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It's basically just a bowl cut, but it has to be done with the official hat and clippers with the 'nine' setting on.
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He said the valuation of the items "appears to be done with a view for political vengeance and political attack on my family".
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I think there's a lot of things that could be done with existing city and state land that could help relieve the issue.
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Every human environment that exists outside of nature has been designed, and these designs dictate what can and cannot be done with them.
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This is something that is theoretically within their capabilities, since it can be done with a simple majority in each house of Congress.
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Nicholas Bagley, a health law expert at the University of Michigan, suggested that Judge O'Connor may not yet be done with the case.
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The federal law regulates what can be done with uranium and the radioactive waste it generates after it is extracted from the earth.
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SOSNIK: I advocated for contrition, lance the boil, get out, say it and let's be done with it and try to move on.
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But it says the exam is unnecessary to screen for sexually transmitted diseases, which can be done with vaginal swabs or urine tests.
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In fact, the opposite is true: Telling the stories in which we are complicit outsiders has to be done with imagination and skepticism.
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None of it is anywhere near over, but Trump himself seems perfectly happy and not a little eager to be done with it.
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It appeared that in total more than $140,000 had been raised but it was unclear what would be done with any surplus money.
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And consequently, it was necessary to talk about her murder and the hope that this sort of violence could be done with someday.
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The permitting process for Gateway began on Monday, Amtrak said, adding that it hopes to be done with that phase in 2 years.
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Why not just let him build a giant monument to himself in the middle of the National Mall and be done with it?
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"This will be done with the intent of substantially reducing in-store customer traffic (10-15 customers at a time)," the announcement continues.
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Some models may specify that recalibration be done with a full tank of gas (to account for the precise height of the vehicle).
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Amid the many emotional reactions that followed was one particularly painful question: What should be done with the juvenile remains in the ground?
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It's not yet clear what will be done with the monuments, though the mayor has suggested moving them to a Confederate cemetery nearby.
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It fits a wide range of personal styles, Phraner says, since it can be done with any paint color on practically any object.
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"In France this could be the 35 percent stake in A'Lienor, and logically this could be done with the majority shareholder," added the source.
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Then there's still a big chunk left, but that chunk is more conventionally able to be done with income taxes or things like that.
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"There's all kinds of things that could be done with them (the delivery robots) that takes us to the next level," said State Rep.
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This fashion allows fans to embrace their own individual fandom interests in a way that could never be done with a basic T- shirt.
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In Havana, the captain of the Oriente placed a telephone call to Newark to ask Tom's father what should be done with his son.
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Formally and thematically, there's plenty to be done with the aesthetic layout of an OS and the psychologically warping effects of prolonged phone usage.
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Feeding the future population of 9.6 billion will likely be done with less labor, water and land, and that is where tech comes in.
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But even in the executive branch, policy change takes time — at least if it's going to be done with even a minimum of care.
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Shopping is seriously improved upon when it can be done with a cup of cocoa in your pajamas with a cheesy Christmas movie on.
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The fifth set of buyers were those who like the idea that something can be done with corporate taxes to repatriate the money overseas.
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For the cohort born in 1970—who, barring a few late surprises, can be assumed to be done with babies—the proportion is 17%.
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But the things that can be done with physical evidence today are much more elaborate and sophisticated than what could be done in 1985.
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German women born in 1973 (who can be assumed to be done with babies by now) have more children than women born in 1968.
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About a week ago, Samsung announced that it was finally ready to be done with this whole Note 7 situation, once and for all.
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It probably works as advertised, but for $90 I think I'd rather just slather some Vicks on my chest and be done with it.
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When we were kids, it was probably enough to yank the pigtails of our rivals in the sand pit and be done with it.
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"I would go to the library and get a huge stack of books and be done with it in like a week," she says.
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" And, about that marriage proposal – Sanders himself winds up the story: "Look when you do a proposal, it has to be done with ambience.
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When everything just keeps going wrong, why not just add the "whomp whomp whomp whomp" sound to this scene and be done with it?
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Governors have been split on what should be done with ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion, which brought health coverage to many even in deep-red states.
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Or, you just order flowers at The Bouqs, use the code MOMS for 20% off the Mother's Day collection and be done with it.
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But computer animation is still a work in progress, giving hand-drawn animation a considerable advantage over what can be done with a computer.
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If you put it at the end, it allows people to be done with the buffet when they add more stuff to their hands.
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But if you're of the "pay once and be done with it" mindset, then hopefully AgileBits sticks to its word on supporting both models.
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But an initial exposure could be done with a peanut butter solution in a doctor's office as well if a physician deemed it necessary.
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That's because everything the Google Home is designed to do can also be done with Amazon's wildly popular Echo, which launched two years ago.
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I will be the first to admit that there is more work to be done with hiring more black Americans at the White House.
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"I hope next year we will be done with all the elements," Sopnendu Mohanty, chief fintech officer at MAS, told CNBC by phone Thursday.
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The same could be done with our understanding of the brain if our leaders make the long-term investments required to achieve this milestone.
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And like all electrifying experiences, at first it was just the shock that such things could be done with novels, that got to me.
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But market stress and slowing global growth caused the Fed to hint that it may be done with rate hikes, at least for now.
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Of course, fabricators, deceivers and propagandists should be identified and criticized, but that needs to be done with counter-messaging from voices of reason.
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The Kremlin's optimism that deals could be done with the Trump administration -- on sanctions, Crimea and Syria -- quickly frayed into frustration and then exasperation.
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"To think that can be done with small vehicles, with people getting in and out of them, hasn't been fully thought out," he said.
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The design director would present my stuff to the board to get them used to seeing what could be done with their own products.
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Or he could really be done with it all, in which case the outcome will have no bearing on the hierarchy in South Philly.
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We would never give up, and what couldn't be done with votes, we would do with weapons, we would liberate the fatherland with weapons.
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Watching Ms. Warren, I got the sense that even the long slog of a presidential run could be done with good humor and exuberance.
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In each one, she is intent on discovering what can be done with a line, and with geometric structures such as squares and rectangles.
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Of course, all of these can be done with tele- or video- conference systems that have been around for some time—FaceTime, Skype, Bluejeans.
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"I think it's a fool's errand to stand up and say by 2030 we're going to be done with fossil fuels," Mr. Perry said.
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Today, guidelines in medical ethics state that experiments on humans must be done with the intention of diagnosing, treating, or preventing some medical ailment.
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We should face facts, pay the students and be done with the romantic notion that this is all about school spirit and amateur competition.
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In a way, Watchworthy serves as a demo app of what can be done with Ranker's psychographic insights, in this case, for TV viewers.
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What do you notice about the capture of the snake, and what do you think will be done with it once it is removed?
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For nearly a year now, Shiffrin expected to be done with roughly half of her odyssey at the Pyeongchang Olympics by nightfall on Wednesday.
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It is allowing specialty procedures such as orthodontics to be done with greater precision and greater ease with the use of CAD CAM technology.
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Double the chance that Victoria P. and Alayah will both be sent home so we can be done with that whole mess for good.
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In mere weeks, the Fed went from signaling two interest rate increases in 2019 to suggesting it could be done with rate hikes altogether.
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And on May 25, the European Union will bring into force the most sweeping regulation ever of what can be done with people's data.
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The state regulations on what can be done with the remains are still being worked out and may be finalized in the coming months.
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Right at Home Chip and Joanna Gaines may not be done with this nostalgic home aesthetic, but maybe it has finally run its course.
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"I may very well be done with political giving entirely," said John Morgan, an Orlando attorney and one of Clinton's top fundraisers in Florida.
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I'm going to get up and go, ride it out, try to get the best gig I can get, and be done with them.
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But the founders emphasized that tracking progress is only the first hint of what can be done with this kind of accurate, timely data.
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But some longtime media investors, noting the seriousness of the allegations against Harvey Weinstein, questioned what could be done with such a toxic asset.
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Maybe she could just feed him some jello and skip the whole, "lovingly build him back up" bit and just be done with it.
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It was the last tour we did of the first album cycle and it felt so strange to be done with the first record.
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Do you think that you should go to the polls again in 2017 and just be done with having a government supported by the opposition?
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Getting support for expensive spaceflight is hard these days, but JFK proved that it can be done with political will and a ton of cash.
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While Paris may be done with high school, his modeling career is just taking off — as is his career as a philanthropist and budding filmmaker.
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There are two types of women: Those who love to play in their hair, and those who just want to be done with it already.
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I'm looking forward to doing the one [in Rio], getting it over with, then I've got two more, and I'll be done [with my career].
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"It sparked a lot of conversation about what should be done with the character going forward, which is not so easy to answer," he continued.
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Innovation in microfluidics is leading to progress in this field and a better understanding about what can be done with a small amount of blood.
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I'm two classes away from my second master's and am so excited to be done with going to work and school at the same time.
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In fact, they were so eager to be done with him that Season 22's "After The Final Rose" wasn't really about him at all.
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But, Candy wants to be done with "the life," a fact Harvey would know if he bothered to ask why she wanted to meet him.
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"It's become a problem for people in many ways, [because] they think, I'm gonna do this and I'm gonna be done [with grieving]," she says.
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One would think I would be thrilled to be done with this journey of torture, but in actuality, I woke up this morning feeling sad.
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When Mark threatens to send Lily off to boarding school, Amanda suggests a twisted plan — why not just kill Mark and be done with it?
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As you know, propagating fake news on social media only requires a few tens of thousands of euros and can be done with total anonymity.
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From the beginning, fitness has been what resonates with them, because it is the obvious use case, compared to what could be done with smartphones.
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"As far as application, roots can be done with a tint brush and bowl, whereas the ends can be literally applied by hand," Rice says.
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" She later added that monitoring could be done with "microwaves that turn into cameras" and that "we know this is a fact of modern life.
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"There's nothing else that can be done with the money," James Kohm, head of the FTC's enforcement unit, said during a press conference on Wednesday.
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Now, the families find themselves at odds over what should be done with the lone iPhone – which belonged to Austin – found on board the boat.
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As Kim's lawsuit against BetterWork continues, it's a reminder that there is still so much work to be done with dismantling sexism in the workplace.
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There is something satisfying in knowing these discoveries, dancing, Pokémon catching, can be done with a loved one or stranger standing right next to you.
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There is something satisfying in knowing these discoveries, dancing, Pokémon catching, can be done with a loved one or stranger standing right next to you.
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Their model also requires more effort than some of the startups which let you ship your items in a box and be done with them.
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That could probably be done with a cheaper Nvidia card, and wouldn't have to deal with solving problems that come with hardware like heat dissipation.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNHillary Clinton's Nightmare SituationGigi Hadid May Not Be Done with Zayn MalikKanye West's Pop-Up Concert Turns into Pure ChaosRichard Simmons' Medical Scare
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Vora said that although the U.S. Federal Reserve may seem to be done with its "insurance" cuts, its bias to keep monetary conditions liquid continues.
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The conundrum in the case of the oversight council is that determining which companies pose a systemic risk can't be done with a straight formula.
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Running inside (like being on a treadmill) can be done with location services turned off, but they have to be turned on for outdoor running.
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It will fall to Douglas to decide what is to be done with ongoing stakes in Air Serbia, Virgin Australian and Indian carrier, Jet Airways.
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That means that any solution to climate change meant to help anyone other than rich folks must be done with these poorer communities in mind.
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And people should be rerouted to work that could be done with dignity—she gave the examples of artisanal design, digital work and elder care.
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While he believes that "Sesame Street" should include a gay couple in its programming, he said it should be done with human characters, not puppets.
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"He suffers terribly — I wanted him to have the surgery a long time ago and be done with it," Alaa's mother Sehar told VICE News.
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It can also be done with less specialized and less expensive equipment; all that's needed is a set of standard chemicals and a DNA sequencer.
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He refused to unambiguously state what he and his team thought should be done with their findings, leaving his intentions and conclusions open to interpretation.
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"I was just so grateful to be done with what had been an agonizing emotional process," said Ms. Hays, who is now a leadership speaker.
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The show appears to be done with the Dornish plot, but we only met three of Oberyn's eight daughters, the ones seeking revenge versus knowledge.
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Indeed, there is still much more work to be done, with the team planning on exploring each cabin one by one, among other future plans.
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"I believe we're going to be done with self-flying vehicles before we're done with self-driving cars," Thrun told TechCrunch reporter Kirsten Korosec. Why?
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"There's a proposal which regards the question about what is to be done with the money parked in OFEs," Jaroslaw Kaczynski told a party convention.
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There was a catch — Trump said this could not be done with the Brexit deal Prime Minister Boris Johnson recently negotiated with the European Union.
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It had mediocre audio, it looked like it belonged on a spaceship, and there wasn&apost much to be done with a 2.5-inch touchscreen.
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Getting the shoulder inside of the opponent's can be done with the feet level, but is far easier with the lead foot on the outside.
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"These programs are examples of what can be done with minimal resources, and we need to see them replicated around the country," Lee told Vox.
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It could be done with winks and nods, but you've got to persuade the jury that the winks and nods add up to an agreement.
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After I channel my feelings into objects I can hurl at a wall and be done with, I'm able to move forward—and feel more whole.
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Krashevsky said it was unclear what would be done with the polar bear as it looked too weak to be taken back to its natural habitat.
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Many critics have raised questions about privacy and what will be done with this information, as well as teams having access to the population's medical records.
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"Seritage is leading the way in showing what can be done with these Sears locations," said Greg Maloney, president and CEO of JLL's Americas retail division.
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Sevenhugs is claiming between one to two days of battery life for the remote between charges, which can be done with the included USB-C dock.
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That's a sentiment you often hear even from skeptics of closing the place: that regardless of what happens, something needs to be done with Rikers Island.
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But most of what the Instant Pot makes easier can still be done with a standard pot and pan if you devote the time to it.
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A similar, more secure check, using iris scans or fingerprints, can be done with mobile phones or tablets with Aadhaar-compatible iris scanners (at under $200).
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I was so jaded after so many suspects and I just thought I should go up to his door and knock and be done with it.
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The launch was originally slated to be done with one of SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rockets, but the company has yet to bring those into commercial operation.
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After years of removable batteries, half-baked modules, and tiny secondary screens, LG appears to finally be done with the hardware gimmicks on its flagship phones.
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Switching driving modes, opening and closing the electrical doors, and controlling music would be done with — you guessed it — a voice assistant tailored for autonomous driving.
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Angle stressed that this sort of data sharing would only be done with users' permission and that mapping data would never be sold to third parties.
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Rothenberg has so far not gotten back to us about the ruling, but Haase tells TechCrunch he is "quite relieved" to be done with the case.
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The expensive, complicated craft is by no means the future of aviation, but it is a powerful demonstration of what can be done with solar technology.
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But, as Google has shown, those physical limitations don't constrain the possibilities of what can be done with the smart application of machine learning and computation.
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You can also just keep on paying the lease fee every month or return the phone to Sprint after 18 months and be done with it.
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" She goes on ... "How we treat one another, whether behind closed door, locker rooms or face to face, should be done with kindness, dignity and respect.
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While plenty of people roast Trump on a daily basis, Souza's burns tend to be done with an indirect tact that leaves his followers wanting more.
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Of course, as with any phone case, there's still a little mental arithmetic to be done with regards to whether the system is worth your while.
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It even includes documents pertaining to purported UFO sightings and the organization's "Star Gate" program investigating possible psychic abilities and what could be done with them.
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Available from: 1Password | LastPass | Dashlane You might be done with beefing up your passwords, but now you need to lock down your accounts to the max.
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Booker has ruled out taking money from corporate PACs, but he's been hard to pin down on what he thinks should be done with Phillips's group.
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" In a telling quote, one source familiar with negotiations said Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell "wants to be done with this one way or the other.
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She herself seemed to want nothing more than to be done with the events that had drawn the country into a melee of rage and sorrow.
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"The action was to be done with the intention of advancing a political, religious or ideological cause, namely the advancement of Islam through violence," it added.
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"That target is already extremely difficult to achieve, but it could be done with very hard, very diligent work by every single country," Mr. Oppenheimer said.
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"There is strong evidence that scientific benefits come from fetal tissue research, [which] can be done with [an] ethical framework," he said, according to Science Magazine.
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The revamping of Fator Corretora suggests that Bologna might not be done with a multiyear reorganization aimed at reversing years of losses and sliding market share.
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"The memory of 9/11 is sacred ground, and any discussion of it must be done with reverence," Pelosi said in a statement posted on Twitter.
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"All must be done with the ultimate goal of improving battle command capacities and measured by the standards of being able to fight and win wars.".
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This can be done with a plan that would create a modern, efficient and science based American healthcare system that would please most of their constituents.
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There are plenty of good debates to be had about how marijuana should be regulated and what should be done with past offenders (among other issues).
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But because we were seeing what could be done with the opera, we gave ourselves some freedom and allowed the opera to take a different shape.
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But that's what getting pregnant was to me: something that needed to be fixed, and that I wanted to be done with as soon as possible.
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This can be done with targeted taxation — for example, a tax on first-class flying, cruises and yachts, vacation packages, or other energy intensive luxury goods.
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It can also be done with rezoning, densification, public and multimodal transportation, and other policies that reduce the need for energy intensive single-occupant-vehicle travel.
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U.S.A. Basketball is not in a position to simply name LeBron James, Damian Lillard and Jimmy Butler to the men's team and be done with it.
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The resolution also requires those inspections to be done with the consent of the countries where the ships are registered, which opens the door to violations.
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Officials in Charlottesville, Baltimore and New Orleans are still determining what will be done with the Confederate monuments that have crowned their public spaces for decades.
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Bitcoin is very difficult to mine without having a super computer, but another cryptocurrency called monero can be done with a network of internet-connected devices.
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Lifting sanctions is something that can be done with ease — a president can lift sanctions by executive order, which means it can be done without Congress.
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Something, clearly, had to be done with the money, and Republican members of Congress were united in the belief that the "something" should be tax cuts.
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In the end, "Watchmen" returned to the subject of power: Who holds it, who can be trusted with it and what should be done with it.
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In these situations, the claims need to be adjudicated and something needs to be done with the people making the claims while their cases await adjudication.
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NASA and the FAA aren't scheduled to be done with their research into how to integrate drone air traffic control into the national airspace until 2019.
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Krashevsky said it was not clear what would be done with the polar bear as it looked too weak to be taken back to its natural habitat.
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That transaction appears simple, but it's extraordinarily complex, particularly given the pace of innovation and how quickly it can change what can be done with our data.
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Whatever needs to happen can be done with style and grace as Mercury, the planet of communication, meets sweet Venus, making it easy to express your desires.
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And almost every game has a simple one-tap or tap-and-drag mechanic that can be done with a mouse or your finger on a touchscreen.
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More researchers are looking into what can be done with "small data"—ie, using fewer data to train algorithms—particularly in manufacturing and the internet of things.
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Silicon Valley veterans argue that people routinely overestimate what can be done with new technology in three years, yet underestimate what can be done in 10 years.
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"In the present environment, it's just better to go ahead and pay it and be done with it," a Clinton confidant told The Washington Post in 1999.
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Four days have been set aside in October for testimony concerning what should be done with the governments of the two cities and their shared police department.
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"People started to say to my parents that I was as good as dead and that they should poison me and be done with it," he said.
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These tests can be done with at-home gadgets, or devices at fitness centers—or with more high-tech machines at weight loss clinics and research facilities.
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While there is still work to be done with the program, a lot of progress has been made, including improving access and timeliness of care for Veterans.
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On hot days, taking a dip in the pool or ocean can be the perfect way to cool down — but any plunge should be done with caution.
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If you're done with (or just not interested in) having kids, you might opt for a hysterectomy to remove your uterus and just be done with it.
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"This can be done with a simple questionnaire that can be filled out in the pediatrician's office," Dawson, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Peters said work to curb risks from droughts and floods in fragile states and regions was crucial, but had to be done with the context in mind.
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Cafferty's team used oligopeptides in their research because they're varying sizes aided in reading them, but he said the process could be done with any malleable molecules.
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After refining Google's mapping products over the next seven years or so, Mr. Hanke and his team began pondering what else could be done with the map.
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Since the bulk record assessment can be done with a groundbreaking level of efficiency, the DA's office will also have the power to review everyone's past convictions.
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Releasing genetically modified mosquitoes or irradiating insects also needed to be studied, but evaluation of such novel methods should be done with "extreme rigor", the WHO warned.
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On Capitol Hill, where lawmakers were stuck in the middle of a contentious budget battle they'd hoped to be done with, Republicans and Democrats alike reacted gloomily.
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So far, Harney County Sheriff Dave Ward said it's up to the federal government to determine what should be done with the occupiers on the federal land.
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Operating platforms remotely can be done with fewer staff than doing it offshore and other oil companies are also looking to do so to reduce production costs.
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If my transfer to the Red Sox is to occur, it must be done with consideration of the interests of all major league players, not just one.
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Game of Thrones creators D.B. Weiss and David Benioff are reportedly cranking out a "series" of Star Wars movies, too, since they'll be done with Westeros soon.
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Testing is also emphasized in the regulation, and it should be done with critical eyes and independent judgment, which means hiring an outside firm to conduct it.
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We packed up, assuming that if our scheme didn't work, we'd have to decide on the spot whether to take the flight and be done with it.
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The second clash will take place on April 21, but this time, Venus will be done with its retrograde, so the energy won't feel quite as dismal.
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Adam M. Smith, a Washington lawyer and former sanctions adviser for the Treasury Department, said the uncertainty about what would be done with the list was unusual.
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Among the apparent changes in the final document was a direction that Mr. Mattis to establish criteria about what should be done with newly captured terrorism suspects.
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A lot of damage can be done with a botnet of that size, but it is unlikely, given the fuss it created, that Conficker will be used.
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"They may not be done with him," said Jane Harman, the president of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and a former Democratic congresswoman from California.
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Still, even then Mr. Mueller refused to unambiguously say what he and his team thought should be done with their findings, allowing others to insert their interpretations.
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I didn't follow the Roseanne thing closely, but clearly, she crossed a line, and they decided to move on on the show and be done with it.
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It ignores the enormous good that can be done with deficit spending, much of which has gone to the American military but could instead fund progressive programs.
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"We believe it can be done with containment measures currently in place," Sylvie Briand, director of the Infectious Hazards Management Department at the WHO, said on Tuesday.
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What, then, is to be done with the knowledge that four in 10 prisoners typical to the Massachusetts state prison system saw someone killed as a child?
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Frank Bruni Why don't we just stitch him a red cape, put him in spandex, affix a stylized "S" to his chest and be done with it?
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He decided that this could best be done with the precision of a laser, another recent invention, which can use amplified light to transfer images onto paper.
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All day Thursday and into Friday, the city and state issued competing and sometimes self-contradicting updates on the deer and what should be done with him.
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Democrats officially announced their impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump a little over two months ago — and now, they sound quite ready to be done with it.
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"You're at least as good of a judge as I am," he says, but he's clearly displeased when I say I'm ready to be done with treatment.
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In his executive order, Trump will tell the Interior Department to lift the moratorium, a fairly straightforward step that can be done with the stroke of a pen.
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Hannah B.'s season of The Bachelorette premieres May 13, but Colton and Cassie may not be done with their turn in the Bachelor Nation spotlight just yet.
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EY has seen an uptick in applications for employment and he sees the corporate world as one where the most change can be done with the most resources.
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And if your hair is a daily, time-consuming burden, you can sit in a salon for four hours and be done with styling for a full month.
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Peter's sperm has been stored in a local sperm bank for the past couple of months while Colangelo made his decision on what could be done with it.
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I eat a banana and message M. asking if he wants to head out for happy hour at 5:15 (hopefully, I'll be done with work by then)!
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The website is rather thinner on detail about what will actually be done with all the sensitive personally identifiable health data that will be obtained from study participants.
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Now that the company seems to be done with its own retro re-releases it's nice to see the community step up with fantastic DIY efforts like these.
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It's best to rant your rant, get it off your chest, and then be done with it so that whatever was bothering you doesn't bog you down. 3.
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But with the population now ageing, a growing proportion of China's citizens are grappling with a related problem: what should be done with this dosh after they die?
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In that respect, there's a good compare-and-contrast to be done with "Snowden" and "Sully," the just-released Clint Eastwood movie that salutes a less-controversial hero.
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As much as Alexa is advancing as an AI, there's only so much that can currently be done with voice recognition on a piece of hardware like this.
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Simply stick the Road Scout on your windscreen using the included suction mount, plug it into the 201-volt adapter in your car, and be done with it.
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To determine whether something has been altered, you have to go back to the source, and the NYU researchers believe this can be done with a neural network.
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There's a natural expansion that could be done with a non-lethally-eliminated Delilah, or with any number of characters during the 15 years between the two games.
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If the Greek banks find themselves in need of another recapitalization, this time it will be done with bondholder and depositor money, just like in Cyprus in 2013.
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"I don't think development is something to be done with your back to the people, where only the numbers matter and not what's happening to families," said Bachelet.
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But many of these tasks could be done with the crude, pre-Siri voice command features on the iPhone and other phones, albeit in a more clumsy way.
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"She's going to be done with the miscarriage in a day or two in general, and then some people can continue bleeding for about two weeks," Minkin says.
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Thus, I propose that Congress establish a bipartisan commission to study what should be done with some amount of money — say, $5 billion, as President Trump has demanded.
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"This transition cannot be done with Bashar al-Assad who murdered part of his population and who has led millions of Syrians to leave" their homeland, he said.
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In fact, maybe I can reveal all of Catapult's arc right now and be done with it: Catapult was not screaming because she missed her fluffy Moroccan rug.
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This can be done with policies that upend heavy handed discipline policies and replace them with formalized benchmarks for positive reinforcement as well while letting kids be kids.
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But several analysts and sector bankers have told Reuters they feel there are few major deals to be done, with small deals or cooperation agreements instead more likely.
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Which is interesting because most people's exposure to Auto-Tune is a certain kind of pop, so you don't understand platonically really what can be done with it.
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Liam Neeson hints he might be done with action movies (he thinks he's too old), so what will he do with that "very particular set of skills" now?
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Whatever there is that can be done with a bat, Eric Thames did it in Korea last season, and he'll aim to do even more in this one.
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But it would need to be quality, have the right atmosphere, and be done with love because if it doesn't have those things it's not The Posh Club.
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It's fun, but I imagine unless there are more concrete goals or progression systems, all but the most ardent robots will be done with the game pretty quickly.
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"The key is really resistance training, and this can be done with 'weights' or your own body weight (push-ups, plank, pull-ups, dips, etc)," she told INSIDER.
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In a recent phone interview, Mr. Moura, who learned Spanish and gained 40 pounds to play Escobar, discussed why he was relieved to be done with the role.
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Barre work can be done with the support of a chair or counter, but as a class progresses, the challenge is space — which is to say, apartment living.
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But many of these tasks could be done with the crude, pre-Siri voice-command features on the iPhone and other phones, albeit in a more clumsy way.
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What should be done with the space now occupied by a dashboard, once a vehicle handles all driving tasks and even decides when it needs to be serviced?
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Rather, it was in all probability sitting in LME-approved warehouses waiting to be warranted, a process that can now be done with the stroke of a keyboard.
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"I've been encouraging all my friends to go to an early caucus site and just be done with it," said Robert Murillo, a precinct captain in Henderson, Nev.
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Considering that Sword/Shield is one of the best-selling Switch games of all time, it makes sense that Nintendo isn't quite ready to be done with it.
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"With Trump as your president, we are going to be celebrating 'merry Christmas' again, and it's going to be done with a big, beautiful tax cut," he continued.
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The watch doesn't lose any functionality, however — you can still do all of the same things with the Versa 23 as could be done with the first Versa.
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Since they know when I'll be done with work, it makes it easier for them to resist the temptation to enter the office during the rest of the day.
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But those millions will fund only a fraction of the work that needs to be done, with sea levels projected to rise as much as 6 feet by 2100.
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And they are probably pretty convinced if they work for any kind of company that it can be done with a lot fewer people and a lot smaller money.
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The judge ruled that this move was unconstitutional based on Article 34 of Nigeria's constitution, which requires that any sort of resettlement be done with adequate notice and compensation.
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Giuliani had been hoping — or at least telling reporters — that he was expecting Mueller to be done with the obstruction part of his investigation, at least, by Sept. 1.
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As for "Scaffold," it remains to be seen how quickly the sculpture will be removed, what will be done with it, and what will eventually stand in its place.
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Mike Sepso: The initial spark to innovate the viewing experience came from that idea that a lot of what was being done by people could be done with software.
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Beyond the question of the Medicaid expansion's fate in repeal legislation, there's the question of what will be done with Medicaid as a whole in any replacement for Obamacare.
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A team of scientists at Notre Dame are trying to figure out whether something can be done with old concrete structures besides tearing them down and dumping them somewhere.
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The tribe sued and reached an out-of-court settlement, which meant no legal precedent was set on what can and cannot be done with a tribe's genetic data.
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US general: Fight for Mosul will get tougher "We are starting an operation to liberate Raqqa from ISIS... the operation will be done with American aerial cover," Brig. Gen.
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"If you're going to eject a passenger, under no circumstances can it be done with unreasonable force and violence," Demetrio said at a press conference in Chicago on Thursday.
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Even though the data revenue for Twitter is now second to its advertising revenue, there remains a lot to be done with the social media's data, according to Rowghani.
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Kula Saikia, the chief of police in Assam, told Reuters there was no clarity on what would be done with those who don't make it onto the citizenship register.
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President Trump's Rose Garden news conference did little to help his cause as he implied that no work would be done with Congress until the Democrats stop investigating him.
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Maybe now everyone else wants to enjoy the art itself and then look at a few Instagram stories posted directly by the famous people, and be done with it.
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There are ways it can be done with a lot of manual work, but having it work for variable geometry simply by selecting a print mode is very difficult.
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I don't quite understand how you can be done with that but not complete – done with the whole investigation of their attempt to affect the outcome of our election.
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This can be done with one simple adjustment: reduce the deductibility of high-end plans to the mean cost of healthcare plans generally, thus generating approximately one trillion dollars.
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"As soon as Republicans are ready to be done with their historic obstruction, we stand ready for a hearing and a vote," said Brandi Hoffine, a White House spokeswoman.
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Yet the truth is that, along with most other Americans, soldiers and civilians alike, I was only too happy to be done with South Vietnam and all its troubles.
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I don't quite understand how you can be done with that but not done with the whole investigation of their attempt to affect the out of come our election.
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Many Americans, in and out of the government, would be eager to be done with Afghanistan and leave it to the locals, as we did in the early 85033s.
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Although not a direct call to action, Karyn Olivier's "The Battle is Joined" approaches the question of what might be done with existing monuments to update their contemporary resonance.
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But as far as what should be done with this new alleged killer ... he says he has faith in the criminal justice system ... and the country as a whole.
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The latter was no gimmie from 45 yards out and had to be done with the clock running, as Antonio Gates was tackled in bounds on the previous play.
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SOME CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHERS ask a vital question of art history: What can be done with a scene that long ago became an icon and is tattooed upon our minds?
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Ms. Dewart said Mr. Rahn's supervisor had told her that "any transaction the adviser does is meant to be done with the client's knowledge," but that had not happened.
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But more can and should be done, with a focus on those who are likely to be hardest hit by both the health crisis and the related economic impact.
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What do you think should be done with migrants who cross the border without papers and who have yet to go through an asylum or other legal immigration process?
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This alone could shave a billion or two off the deal price, a rounding error in comparison to Yahoo's market capitalization of $36.9 billion, and be done with it.
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Four months later, both governments said the detention center would be shuttered, but they did not say when or what would be done with the people being held there.
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"I only became a farmer because my father died and something had to be done with the land, and we could get European subsidies," Mr. Bachiller Higuera, 47, said.
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I had always wanted to try to make a picture puzzle, so I brainstormed images that could be done with a very small amount of dots to be connected.
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"The fight against ISIS can be done with other forces, including non-PKK Kurds," who the Turks don't see as a threat, "Arabs and many other Syrians," Kalin said.
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Switzerland, with its secret banking, seemed to provide a way out — except that once money was in a Swiss bank, there wasn't much that could be done with it.
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ET. The central bank slammed brakes on its plan to raise interest rates twice in 2019 in January, suggesting it could be done with hikes for the time being.
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The same thing can be done with x-rays—it's the idea behind the Z Backscatter Vans that are used to peer inside cargo vehicles for bombs or contraband.
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The couple agreed that he would be done with the game after he went to Texas to compete in a one-day, 36-hole sectional qualifier for the Open.
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"If we can assume that the construction would be done with normal building materials, then we would expect that it would be opaque and absorb light monochromatically," Ellis told Gizmodo.
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The six items Trump detailed Monday are all somewhat easy lifts inside Washington -- because they can be done with a simple signature by Trump and do not require congressional approval.
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"If I were President Trump, I'd pardon Paul Manafort, I would commute the sentence of Michael Flynn and be done with those two," Gaetz said in a Fox News interview.
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At the time, the company's several-thousand-dollar pieces of hardware were the cutting edge for capturing images — now it can be done with software and a cell phone camera.
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There are no terms contained in it concerning what can or can't be done with the medical voice query data Alexa is collecting with the help of "NHS-verified" information.
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Here, for example, is a myth-busting blog which the UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) published last month that's pretty clear on what can and can't be done with cookies.
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Michado, now 39, is reportedly on the path to becoming an American citizen and will be done with the process in time to vote in this year's election in November.
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The group is also raising funds for Australian depression and anxiety charity, beyondblue, while also trying to show people what can be done with a bit of persistence and resilience.
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More interesting is what can be done with the resulting vector, as Bernhardsson explains:Since every font is a vector, we can create arbitrary font vectors and generate output from it.
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The common read among liberals is that they know their bill is terrible and want to spring it on the public just to pass something and be done with it.
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"We do feel these two elephants are representative of the broader population," Manger said, adding he hoped future research could be done with larger numbers of wild elephants, including males.
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There's no easy answer as to what should be done with unaccompanied minors who cross the border illegally or in search of asylum and get detained by the US government.
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The film marked the actor's return to the action franchise after a nine-year hiatus, during which he repeatedly hinted that he might be done with his most popular role.
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One protection officer at the Adacevci transit centre near Sid, which sees up to several thousand refugees each day, said more could and should be done with the organization's funding.
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The strong limits on what can be done with data on users are a source of concern for security professionals in government, internet companies and outside forensics and investigations providers.
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Watering your flower or shrub would also have to be done with care — you wouldn't want to water it while it was floating and spill liquid onto the magnetic base.
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If the GOP fights through the elite backlash — which, as Trump has shown, can be done with great success — this can be a valuable winning issue for Republicans in 2018.
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If we are going to be serious about reforming financial regulations, it must be done with the best interests of working Americans first, and not the revenue targets of banks.
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He also underscored Kosovo's continued interest in building a national army, but said it should be done with the support of the NATO alliance, the EU and the United States.
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"There is no sense in bearing the risk of an adjustable rate when you can lock in a fixed rate at 4 percent and be done with it," he said.
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At home it can be done with cool baths, cold compresses, ice packs and things of that sort to certain parts of the body [like your head, neck and armpits].
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"It's not good for qualifying to be done with five minutes to go; drivers and cars need to be out on track fighting for pole up until the last second."
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Two of the sources I spoke with, Carfolite and Robin Hood Dial—another South Carolina Magic collector—said it used to be done with an Epson printer and some glue.
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What can be done with the proceeds of legal weed sales remains an ongoing issue; most banks refuse to work with marijuana businesses in states where recreational pot is legal.
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In response, IU's Political and Civic Engagement (PACE) program sponsored a forum on September 26 for students, faculty, and community members to discuss what should be done with this panel.
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All of this has played out at a time when President Trump has maligned immigrants from Haiti and Africa while sending conflicting messages about what will be done with DACA.
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It showed how much experimentation can still be done with Eastman, as did an arrangement of "Gay Guerrilla" on Sunday for 11 electric guitars instead of the usual four pianos.
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Experts have discussed in depth what could be done with this ice, such as using it to sustain a lunar base or breaking apart the water to make rocket fuel.
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I — I don't quite understand how you could be done with that, but not complete — done with the whole investigation of their attempt to affect the outcome of our election.
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Almost two-thirds of articles also noted the recommendation that people should regularly break up seated work with standing, and that this could be done with a sit-stand desk.
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Something similar could be done with voter registration data collected from states then cross-matched by the federal government to build a uniform national voter registration database alongside universal registration.
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To obtain a story, to expose corruption, to bring a wrong into the light of day, all of these can be done with good, old-fashioned investigative reporting and persistence.
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And it's not really a mystery what needs to be done — with experts saying the problem comes down to lose access to opioid painkillers and too few drug treatment options.
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By capturing detailed depth and direction information of all incoming light, the camera unlocks a host of abilities that can usually only be done with expensive post-production, if at all.
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Eric Jing, CEO of Ant Financial, said the company thinks of itself as a technology firm, and that Alipay was its starting point to show what could be done with tech.
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The company's RX series has changed what can be done with a pocket camera, and the latest Alpha A7 mirrorless cameras pack huge full-frame sensors in surprisingly small mirrorless bodies.
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Mayor Buddy Dyer tells The Orlando Sentinel that the club will remain untouched for the next 12 to 18 months while the city determines exactly what should be done with it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's a question that's become increasingly pressing in recent years, particularly with the rise of #BlackLivesMatter: What should be done with America's many Confederate monuments?
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And the same can be done with video — see, for example, the 2015 Planned Parenthood scandal that relied on undercover footage that had been edited to support sensational and false claims.
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This can be done with a soft washcloth, a loofah, or a body brush, but for those in a hurry and DIY-ing their tan, Coco's created a tool to help.
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"Note, this can only be done with posts from public accounts and you can turn off the ability for others to share your feed post in settings," added the spokesperson. Phew.
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And while an explosive final act delivers a welcome ramp-up in intensity, by the end, I was happy to be done with the story and this incarnation of the franchise.
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I'm trying to figure out what is useful, what is constructive about rage, what can be done with our fury that becomes interesting, transformative, and effective toward being seen and heard.
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That's what makes Logan and Legion so exciting — just one year after Apocalypse, they're both showing how much more can be done with the X-Men, and with superheroes in general.
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This might typically be handled through a combination of spreadsheets, email and task manager, but with Personably it can be done with a single click and tracked all in one interface.
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One change it backs would be to raise the threshold needed to file a shareholder resolution, which currently can be done with $2,000 worth of company stock, held for one year.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - A dispute has broken out in Belgrade over what should be done with the remains of Nikola Tesla, a Serbian-American revered as one of the world's greatest inventors.
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The quick reaction from both scientists and politicians is encouraging, but the damage may already be done, with the pernicious anti-evolution meme now taking root in what is fertile ground.
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Untangling the monolithic mass of regulation accreted over the last century, without losing the associated benefits that have accrued to society in the process, clearly needs to be done with care.
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By and large, most consumers are still going to buy a $99 or $150 router at Best Buy and be done with it — even if frustrations pop up here and there.
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So when I say, If you would just stop smoking marijuana we'd be done with this, they're probably thinking something like, Do your job—you know I'm not hurting my kids.
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"Independence is not decided by pressing a button but via a transition which we want to be done with maximum dialogue and with a possible agreement on financing," Puigdemont told reporters.
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There are improvements that need to be done with Obamacare, but to completely remove it and the protections that are in place, I see that as the wrong way to go.
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Galleries are businesses, as well as cultural facilities, and if one recently reported transaction is anything to go by, there is plenty of business to be done with Los Angeles collectors.
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If you instead chill out a little and approach sex like an enjoyable activity that can be done with another person (or people), everyone involved will have a much better time.
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"I hope that people are thinking about what can be done with the World Cup approaching to put similar pressure on Putin to rein in Assad and his atrocities," he added.
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Your partner should never make you feel unsafe and if they do, exiting the relationship should be done with care and potentially with help from a professional and your loved ones.
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And that can be done with a simple addition to the bill – a tweak supported by the medical community that would give care to millions of people and save taxpayer money.
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" Government investigators, added Mr. Vostrikov, "will find a scapegoat, and the issue will be done with, but the threats — incompetence, widespread corruption, alcoholism and total degradation of society — will go nowhere.
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"Last Comic Standing" star Ty Barnett is HOT over Kanye West saying 400 years of slavery was a choice black people made -- and says Chicago should be done with the rapper.
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Get ahead on your student loansIf you'd rather just be done with your student loan debt, you could keep paying the same amount towards your loans every month and get ahead.
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It's incredibly effective, and an example of what can be done with VR when you have both expansive resources and full intellectual buy-in from an animation master-foundry like WDAS.
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Scientists have coaxed mouse skin cells to grow into eggs and sperm, and say it's only a matter of time before the process, in vitro gametogenesis, can be done with humans.
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That would be done with so-called Henry VIII clauses that gained their name from the Statute of Proclamations in 1539, under which the king had power to legislate by proclamation.
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Even if you're the type who upgrades to the latest and greatest road shoe every season, you'd probably prefer to buy one pair of winter shoes and be done with it.
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A proposal for new, more sophisticated seismic studies to begin last winter was delayed in part because of work to determine how it could be done with minimal harm to wildlife.
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Souli wasn't sure what should be done with returned jihadis, but, like nearly everyone I met, he spoke of the need for a program of rehabilitation for those who come back.
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What happens there is going to serve us a lot, to the extent that we can realize what we've done badly and what remains to be done with respect to legislation.
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Turns out controversial "Bachelor In Paradise" star DeMario Jackson may not be done with reality TV -- TMZ has learned producers are seriously considering him for a "Dancing With the Stars" slot.
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The potential problem for Trump here is that any replacement for Sessions would have to be confirmed by the Senate, so he can't just install a flunky and be done with it.
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Ideally, Vandrey says, this should all be done with input from a doctor who understands your sleep issues, and only intermittently or short-term to avoid building up a tolerance or dependence.
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" Pena Nieto said the other big challenge for Mexico in 1703 was to "build a positive relationship with the new U.S. administration," something he said would be done with Mexico's "unbreakable dignity.
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If it was going to be done with a budget like that and the quality of actors they had, I could have made it better and given it parts of my voice.
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But without any legally binding confidentiality clauses around what can be done with their medical voice queries it's not clear how NHS Digital can confidently assert that Amazon isn't creating health profiles.
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If the intended mother has no eggs of her own, or if the baby is going to a single man or a gay couple, IVF can be done with donated eggs instead.
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It may even make people more interested in leaving a review, because it can be done without exiting the app and because it means they'll be done with the prompt for good.
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Couldn&apost you raise that money on this issue alone, go out among people that want to fund you and be done with the government and not have to deal with this.
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This type of data collection can be done with the current model's heart rate monitor, but more advanced forms of tracking and testing, like EKGs, would require all new hardware and software.
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While kids under the age of 17 had to receive parental consent to participate, the disclosure form analyzed by TechCrunch minimized the extent of what could be done with all that data.
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"What should be done with respect to a member state who clearly defies a body of UNSC resolutions, contrary to their responsibilities under the Charter and as an occupying power?" he said.
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It's not something that can be done with an executive order, but it's certainly a conversation that started years ago and one that is certainly getting some traction in the marketplace today.
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While it was a little surprising from my end, I still looked at this as a story that we're going to be reporting for a week or so and be done with.
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The group is expected to present some preliminary recommendations by the end of the year, although what should be done with industrial properties and arts spaces has been a challenge, members say.
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That's how long it's been since Mass Effect: Andromeda launched, and that's how long it took BioWare Montreal to admit that nothing more can be done with the ailing game's story mode.
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Desmoineaux changed Counter-Strike's defaults so that more could be done with one hand one the mouse, left-click to move forward, right to aim and the scroll-wheel to switch weapons.
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Reconstruction of the breast can be done with placement of implants or a patient's own soft tissues from the abdomen or flank can be utilized to re-create a natural looking breast.
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One of her first acts after taking office as councilmember was to convene a meeting of neighborhood residents and urban planners to determine what could be done with the rail yards property.
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In quick turnarounds, new managers are usually brought in with the promise of juicy bonuses linked to the sale; how, Mr Phalippou asks, could that be done with a 20-year horizon?
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While Mr. Liggio said limiting emissions from the plants that process the oils sands after they were dug up might be possible, what could be done with those mines was less clear.
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President Donald Trump has not hidden his desire to be done with the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal that facilitated the return of roughly 1 million barrels a day to the oil market.
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Kautter said the IRS has drafted most of the revised tax forms needed for next year's filing season and is hoping to be done with form instructions in the next two weeks.
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He also delivers a hint that he may not be done with Manafort -- including evidence showing that Papadopoulos emailed the campaign manager with the news that Russia wanted to meet with Trump.
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But as the technology is put into the hands of consumers, it raises new questions for DJI and others in the industry: What should be done with the information those drones gather?
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"After these agreements with German and Swiss companies, with Peru and Brazil, and Uruguay and Paraguay, the project has been consolidated and it will be done with European technology," Morales told reporters.
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But when it became clear that Congress was not going to take action on comprehensive immigration reform, I realized that more needed to be done with respect to one special population — Dreamers.
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These tests can only be done with illnesses — like cholera or malaria — that can be rapidly and completely cured, or with diseases — like seasonal flu — that normally do not damage healthy adults.
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While there might be some adjustments left to work out regarding restructuring efforts, those will be done with more than just cost-cutting in mind as Keppel focuses on efficiency, Loh said.
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Another question doing the gossip rounds in Republican donor circles is what will be done with the more than $15 million still sitting in the pro-Bush super-PAC Right to Rise.
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Perhaps the same could be done with Hawkins's narrators—three of them, no less, maundering on in the first person, often in the present tense, and each as annoying as the next.
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If Verizon is pursuing this strategy, it is doing so to cajole Yahoo's board into cutting $1 billion to $2 billion off the deal price just to be done with the matter.
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In fact, in a 20043 interview with NPR's Terry Gross, Bowie said he wouldn't even perform if he didn't have to; he'd rather just make his music and be done with it.
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What we really need is a robust public conversation around strong privacy laws that would apply to the government and private companies alike and clear limits on what should be done with data.
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The reason they fail is not that it can't be done — but it has to be done with a scalpel and not an axe, and [Republicans] tend to want to use an axe.
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As soon as German V-21980 rockets started travelling through space on the way to Belgium and Britain in 22008, military minds turned to what could be done with weapons that tarried there.
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The familiar puzzles of its legal status, who has access to it, what government claims apply, and what can be done with it will occupy us as a society in the near future.
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JOHANNESBURG, May 25 (Reuters) - Tiger Brands will be done with most of its review of international operations after the disposal of its Kenya and Ethiopia businesses, the company's chief executive said on Thursday.
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But, as mentioned before, Google has high hopes for what can eventually be done with assistant, like sending flowers or ordering lunch, but right now things are still extremely limited on an iPhone.
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And though it has queer characters and a great queer love story, there's still so much left to be done with Kat's realization that she is not as straight as she once believed.
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"We, of course, all want to promote security and combat terrorism, but we believe it needs to be done with respect for due process, individual rights and the principle of inclusion," they wrote.
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While Google did demo a lot of smart home control via the Assistant, what it didn't show me was anything remarkably different from what could be done with Amazon's Alexa or other platforms.
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This is why comparing 2017's numbers against year ago should be done with caution, as it could lead one to believe that the current crop is performing worse than it actually is.
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When Lichtenstein and Warhol mimicked or used mechanical means to depict flowers, there was a strong belief that certain subjects had devolved into clichés, and that nothing new could be done with them.
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A lot of times, monologue people will write these jokes that just go into the garbage because nothing can be done with them because Seth would never say anything like that out loud.
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"We have large reserves in the labour market ... there is much to be done with respect to labour market participation of youth, women plus Ukraine and Belarus," Glapinski said, referring to migrant workers.
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He has various ideas for what should be done with his wealth after his death: A particular cash-strapped friend should get some gold, he says, as should certain charities he's passionate about.
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That whole time we were just looking at the end goal of this week to finally be done with that and move on and be together and work through it as a team.
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Vox's Matt Yglesias has a good critique of this line of thinking, and makes the case that the VP pick should be done with governing in mind, rather than short-term electoral politics.
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" After outlining those challenges, as well as work to be done with European allies, Pompeo directly addressed "my colleagues here," and said, "when I say we're going to do this, I mean 'we.
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As Garland showed on MAC Cosmetics U.K.'s Instagram story, the look could be done with fake flowers, a paintbrush, and a few dabs of Duo Adhesive to hold the flowers in place.
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Then, just as you think Quinn, who claims to be "done" with her mentee throughout "Sudden Death," is rightly going to name Rachel as that producer… she says Tommy committed those television sins.
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Related: 10 Presentation Rules You Had No Idea You Were Breaking If you've already spent a lot of time writing something, it's tempting to hit publish straight away and be done with it.
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Elverum decided he may be done with music altogether, though it was the way he'd related to the larger world from his longtime home in tiny Anacortes, Washington, since he was a kid.
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Expect more work to be done with his back to the basket, especially in small units when Durant is guarding him, so as to eliminate those long arms roaming on the weak side.
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The WSJ also notes hat there's a lot that can be done with simulated testing, and self-check protocols run by satellite themselves that replace previous costly efforts to achieve the same results.
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I wouldn't be able to promote it when it came out next year, and I feel like I'm just so ready to be done with Evers and move forward to being Shoshanna Gabriel!
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The joy, though, is how much can be done with grapes in the kitchen at both ends of the spectrum, whether they're left whole or turned into juice or syrup to be bottled.
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"I personally think I should be done with that show because they make fun of me on it," Davidson said in a sit-down with radio host Charlamagne tha God on Feb. 24.
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This can be done with acid, like lime juice or vinegar; with the freshness of herbs, like oregano, bay leaves or the traditional epazote; or with heat, like roasted poblanos or chipotle chiles.
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The TenderCrisp-ing has to be done with a different, larger lid, which is attached to the Foodi via hinges and gets in the way when you're only using the pressure cooking lid.
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Over the years, the concept was tweaked to lessen the investment and focus more on what could be done with lower budgets and a singular budget without the need for funding between episodes.
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"We are already in the process of consulting with the appropriate authorities and institutions in order to determine what should be done with these items," the organization wrote in a statement to CNN.
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But despite the rapid progress, the SOGA report said there was still much work to be done, with the average Chinese air pollution data far below the World Health Organization's air quality standards.
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Details: For TikTok, owned by Beijing-based ByteDance, the bill bans the transfer of user data to China, and curbs both the collection of data and what can be done with the information.
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GBA4iOS exploited a loophole in iOS that allowed users to bypass the App Store and download the app directly to their iPhones, something that typically can only be done with a jailbroken iPhone.
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I drew it with markers and sent him a scan after the convention—the method of delivery we had agreed upon—he paid me, I thought we would be done with this transaction.
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Ringcraft is often seen as a solution to a problem—you're stuck on the fence, do this—when in fact everything the fighter does in the ring should be done with ringcraft in mind.
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