There was a pace that they had become accustomed to.
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We have become accustomed to the putridity of our president.
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The driver, Dale Earnhardt Jr., has become accustomed to fanfare.
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It was faster than what I'd become accustomed to hearing.
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I've become accustomed to the seasonal pace on Martha's Vineyard.
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BEIJING — Zhao Lin had become accustomed to the single life.
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Yet, this is the world they have become accustomed to.
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Growing up in Mexico, they had become accustomed to earthquakes.
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Jason Furman has become accustomed to proclamations of Obamacare's collapse.
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We've become accustomed to staying connected whenever and wherever we are.
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Since the 1960s art-lovers have become accustomed to accelerating change.
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"Customers have become accustomed to advertising-free subscription services," Stephenson noted.
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She's works to help American refugees become accustomed to Canadian life.
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Those are a little different, but I've become accustomed to them.
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Above all, consumers like their surplus, and become accustomed to it.
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We have, instead, become accustomed to companies treating employees as disposable.
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This continued the downward trend that markets have become accustomed to.
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We should not become accustomed to the killing of our colleagues.
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The public has become accustomed to stories about the Iranian threat.
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We've sort of become accustomed to it, but it is very shocking.
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Consumers have become accustomed to the ease of quickly tossing things away.
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This was the new normal we were forced to become accustomed to.
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By now, you've become accustomed to the tainted synchronicity of targeted marketing.
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For 210 years, Mr. Donahue had become accustomed to working largely alone.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bond markets have become accustomed to getting their own way.
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Many people have become accustomed to managed care plans through their employment.
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We have become accustomed to governors denouncing overreach by the federal government.
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If any destination has become accustomed to outrageous accommodation prices, it's San Francisco.
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For newcomers to a war zone, they've quickly become accustomed to their surroundings.
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The big picture: Shoppers have become accustomed to almost free, lightning fast delivery.
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Or perhaps you've become accustomed to calling the superintendent when things go awry.
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Verlander then had to quickly become accustomed to new players and a new town.
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The coming year is likely to be bumpier than investors have become accustomed to.
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And one tradition she may have to become accustomed to is extending her bedtime.
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Cute images of the kind we've become accustomed to began showing up around 22009.
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Politicians of a certain era have become accustomed to using the African-American community.
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"We become accustomed to things that the president does, in directing DOJ," Yates said.
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We may have to learn to do without some things we've become accustomed to.
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If you're a Game of Thrones fan, you've likely become accustomed to two certainties.
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Since Donald Trump became president, we've almost become accustomed to his incessant, berserk gobbledygook.
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College students have become accustomed to saving money and finding what they need online.
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It's a pretty simple regulation that the insurance industry has already become accustomed to.
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Even with the changes, they had become accustomed to being restrained for too long.
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Gone are the navy blue uniforms we have become accustomed to over the years.
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Over time, customers have become accustomed to a certain level of complimentary service and amenities.
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This is a classic phishing scam, one you should become accustomed to recognizing on sight.
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So, I guess you could say I've become accustomed to writing about very intimate matters.
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It's mechanical and includes enough travel for new users to become accustomed to it easily.
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As President Donald Trump's most trusted and only advisers, they had become accustomed to this.
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"Kevin needs that money to keep up the lifestyle that he has become accustomed to."
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Mr Card reckoned that Miami had become accustomed to handling large inflows of unskilled migrants.
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And then third is what we've all become accustomed to talking about now, social distancing.
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It's just something I've become accustomed to and it really doesn't matter in the end.
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Marmots have become accustomed to the presence of humans in Austria's Hohe Tauern National Park.
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"Najib has become accustomed to weathering international investigations," Eurasia said in a note to clients.
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It is an irritation the 35-year-old mother of four has become accustomed to.
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It is an irritation the 35-year-old mother of four has become accustomed to.
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The depiction is not at all how we've become accustomed to seeing ancient sculpture presented.
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Consumers have become accustomed to calling out names for popular voice assistants, such as Amazon.
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It was not the Trump the public had become accustomed to during the volatile presidential campaign.
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Thanks to dip powder and gel formulas, there's a manicure standard that we've become accustomed to.
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Adrien Mondot and Claire Bardainne have become accustomed to showing their work to large theater audiences.
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Adding that feature helped society adopt the new technology and become accustomed to it pretty quickly.
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Post 9/11, Muslims—especially Muslim men—flying to America have become accustomed to extreme vetting.
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But the downward trend, which observers have become accustomed to, seems to be about to change.
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But Republicans have become accustomed to questioning the official analyses of their signature pieces of legislation.
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Instead of the usual spiel I've become accustomed to, Smith's language was a bit more positive.
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Código knows that even little kids have become accustomed to listening to vallenato in their neighborhood.
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This is a pattern that health care observers in Washington have become accustomed to in 2017.
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It can take two to three months for a woman to become accustomed to the device.
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Then she gave me that annoyed look I'd become accustomed to during her middle school years.
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They had become accustomed to providing this as part of a benefit package and, after Healthcare.
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By now, everyone has become accustomed to the fact that Trump sleeps only few hours each night.
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"What I'm gonna miss the most is the way of life you've become accustomed to," he said.
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WE have become accustomed to hearing how prescient "Nineteen Eighty-Four" (1949) feels in today's political climate.
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There's an entire segment of potential homebuyers who have become accustomed to the historically low interest rates.
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We are coaxed out of our dependency on harmful narratives of black lives we've become accustomed to.
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We have become accustomed to pursuing our individual self-interest at the expense of the common good.
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Virtual attendees may become accustomed to remote engagement via a variety of local robotic avatars and controls.
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Over time, his body has become accustomed to the barefoot, bowlegged posture, but it doesn't come naturally.
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There's a representation of us that everyone has become accustomed to and comfortable with, even black people.
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Prosecutors said he had become accustomed to a lavish lifestyle and was preoccupied with clinging to it.
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But by the time we went out, I'd become accustomed to confessing that I carjacked a man.
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Listen, maybe after launch, we'll all become accustomed to referring to Peacock without an accompanying snicker. Maybe!
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Like many disabled adults, I've long since become accustomed to my physical limitations and all they entail.
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"And financial institutions have become accustomed to startups working with them through API's and other technologies and systems."
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The startup ecosystem had become accustomed to the ethos of begging for forgiveness, rather than asking for permission.
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Like several of their neighbors, they said they've become accustomed to living in darkness: At around 7 p.m.
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The video is filled with the kind of cringe-worthy stereotypes of India we've sadly become accustomed to.
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Analysts have become accustomed to Zalando beating their expectations, with revenue having increased by a third in 2015.
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It's not uncommon for people to become accustomed to a certain standard of living or way of life.
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The marijuana found in Tunisia is lower quality than the medical-grade product Americans have become accustomed to.
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This may be a childish ploy, but it's appallingly successful among adults who have become accustomed to civility.
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It has only been in modern society that we've become accustomed to such regular meals all-year round.
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Young Cuban players face some pressure when they start out, but it's something they quickly become accustomed to.
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How will this memory polymer look and feel compared to the glass phone screens that we've become accustomed to.
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He wasn't happy about the schools in Barawe as compared with what he had become accustomed to in Dadaab.
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Investors have become accustomed to endless reports of progress and want to see an actual deal signed before celebrating.
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It's amazing how quickly you become accustomed to having money, particularly when you're surrounded by others who do too.
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I've become accustomed to hearing Norwegian writers and editors express dismay at the small amount of Solstad in English.
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Since Trump took office early last year, deal makers have steadily become accustomed to a more hostile U.S environment.
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They've become accustomed to on-demand viewing where there are no ads, or digital ads that are highly relevant.
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On Super Tuesday, I heard many of the same refrains that I've become accustomed to hearing in focus groups.
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Eventually people's immune systems did become accustomed to the virus and became capable of dealing with it more effectively.
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But that could prompt corporate customers who have become accustomed to cheap rents to shop around for other spaces.
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Mr. Ross's assessment reflected the view of many veteran commuters to Manhattan who have become accustomed to bad news.
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We've become accustomed to hearing about the benefits of heavy government involvement in health care on the national scale.
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In high but not hyperinflationary scenarios, by contrast, people become accustomed to rapid price increases and expect them to continue.
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These crosses linger silently throughout Culiacan, a reminder of the alarming homicide rate that the locals have become accustomed to.
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Big banks have been snapping up fintech firms to better serve customers who have quickly become accustomed to digital products.
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Max and Emme have also become accustomed to mom's jet-setting lifestyle and "adapt very well to everything," says Lopez.
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We've become accustomed to seeing Conor find his power shots early on in the UFC's three or five round fights.
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We have become accustomed to our freedom to move around as we wish, and to gather with whom we choose.
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Doctors have worried about them and predicted their development for years, as bacteria become accustomed to current generations of antibiotics.
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From a young age, these pups become accustomed to working with all ages of people from all walks of life.
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The Internet of Things, the Consumer Electronics Show, World Cities Summit: These are themes for conferences I've become accustomed to.
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These wines may turn bitter with many Indian dishes, but customers have become accustomed to that sensation and expect it.
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But it quickly trimmed most of its losses with the region's financial markets having become accustomed to Pyongyang's missile launches.
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Of course there are no airbags, no seatbelts, and all the things we've become accustomed to, to save our lives.
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I had to become accustomed to interacting with women in different situations when I went to high school in America.
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"It's like something from a movie where you become accustomed to something that you shouldn't be accustomed to," he said.
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We have all become accustomed to his blaming the Democrats for virtually all of his administration's moral lapses and failings.
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The four dogs are currently recovering from their injuries and learning to become accustomed to human interaction, according to Tate.
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You can make it either as I do in the recipe below, or in whatever manner you've become accustomed to.
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But for the market-watchers who have become accustomed to shocks, India's banks steadying themselves would be a real surprise.■
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In Washington, we have become accustomed to bureaucratic-style leadership that avoids tackling the tough problems and passes the buck.
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Frequent flyers have become accustomed to being prodded, gawked at, delayed, forced off planes, and generally hassled on their travels.
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New Yorkers have recently become accustomed to Australians' bringing their flat whites and foodways to the city, particularly at cafes.
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Readers may also become accustomed to staying in Facebook to consume news, instead of, say, navigating directly to publishers' sites.
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Thanks to Amazon and Seamless, we've all become accustomed to having everything — and we mean everything — delivered right to our doorsteps.
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It is just a fish that people have become accustomed to because it was made easy for restaurateurs to carry it.
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Photo: GettyWe've become accustomed to seeing high-profile class action lawsuits result in paltry payouts for plaintiffs, but this is ridiculous.
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A 1990 study found that kids require eight to 15 encounters with a particular food until they become accustomed to it.
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Mid-single-digit revenue growth and double-digit earnings growth surprised investors who had become accustomed to negative bottom line comps.
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This is a natural move for Instagram, a platform whose users have become accustomed to being advertised to left and right.
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Even though you may not feel as strong during a morning workout, for example, your body will become accustomed to it.
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GOP lawmakers reacted in a way they've become accustomed to over the past year: Sorry, but we haven't seen his comments.
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But this relationship has thrived in the period of low inflation that investors have become accustomed to, according to BlackRock's research.
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As a society, we've become accustomed to ending the lifecycle of our products when we no longer want or need them.
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Like Terry Collins, his counterpart on the Mets, Girardi has become accustomed to giving lengthy injury updates on a daily basis.
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For the last few years, we have become accustomed to unlocking our smartphones by scanning our fingerprints or entering a passcode.
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In a country that has become accustomed to gun violence in all its forms, 2020 was off to a typical start.
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Federal policymakers have become accustomed to rationing what they release while citizens are assured that official secrecy makes them more secure.
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How would he meet the expectations of all these new fans who have become accustomed to brilliant albums every few months?
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" The singer has even become accustomed to carrying around QuikClot, an "army grade bandage dressing, which is for gunshot or stab wounds.
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Field noted in Sam's case it was initially difficult for her son to become accustomed to his identity as a gay man.
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It's a slow process, especially for those of us who've become accustomed to speedy laser printers churning out multiple pages per minute.
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What surprised me most was how easily I'd become accustomed to what on my first night had felt like an apocalyptic landscape.
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They have been advised to wear sunglasses for at least two weeks because their eyes have become accustomed to the extreme darkness.
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Apple iPhone owners have probably now become accustomed to using their thumbprint to unlock their phone or pay for apps and songs.
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The depth of field gives the image a more contemporary feel, more akin to the smartphone digital photography we've become accustomed to.
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In this day and age, we have become accustomed to having our friends and other people around when we read the news.
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But it offers exactly the kind of melancholic experience Life is Strange fans have become accustomed to — just in a smaller package.
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We've become accustomed to nastier rhetoric in this election, but last night's contest set a new low bar for general election debates.
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"People have become accustomed to the idea that presidents swear," said Julian Zelizer, a Princeton University history professor who studies the presidency.
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Over the last five years, consumers have become accustomed to having the power of the internet in their pocket at all times.
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Having become accustomed to a weekly dose of pure nonsense, I wasn't ready to let go of my most precious TV weirdo.
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Lastly and perhaps most significantly, people have become accustomed to devoting only a small portion of their attention to any one task.
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"There are roles in the labor market that Americans have become accustomed to thinking of as 'men's' or 'women's' jobs," he says.
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"We've become accustomed to seeing major proposed increases for all of them in the president's budget requests over the years," he said.
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Will children become accustomed to doing the desired behavior (reading, eating healthy, et cetera) only when they expect to receive a reward?
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"Guys throw so hard now, you either become accustomed to it or you have to find another line of work," Murphy said.
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We have become accustomed to the unconventional developments of this White House, but the current national emergency should be a turning point.
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Those who have become accustomed to the season extending into late spring and even early summer are bracing for a new reality.
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"It takes time for your body to become accustomed to a new bed, which can lead to fitful sleep," Mr. Hughes said.
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Viewers in the late Soviet era had become accustomed to a heavy lexicon of bureaucratese and boosterism that verged on the absurd.
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All of these companies, centers, and states have become accustomed to getting these jobs and contracts, without much competition or urgency to deliver.
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We have become accustomed to partisan polarization, the gap in the way Democrats and Republicans evaluate public officials, public policies, and one another.
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The company noted it expects increased conversion and stickiness of the Prime offering as consumers become accustomed to free one day, and mgmt.
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At first glance, it looks an awful lot like the same MacBook Pro we've become accustomed to seeing over the last several years.
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This runaway era also saw some of the first big-budget movies that we've become accustomed to in today's franchise-heavy film landscape.
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Young urbanites, who have become accustomed to usership instead of ownership, find the notion of transport as a service both natural and appealing.
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We've become accustomed to beta tests and frequent software updates — using technology in its nascent stages and watching as it evolves over time.
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I certainly sympathize with viewers, those who've become accustomed to the pacing of more modern TV dramas, finding "The Next World" too slow.
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"There are roles in the labor market that Americans have become accustomed to thinking of as 'men's' or 'women's' jobs," the economist says.
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So that means it's reached top Pinterest status, without the multi-tasking promise we've all become accustomed to — meaning it must be good.
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It's not rocket science, but it will soon become a standard in digital marketing as customers become accustomed to enhanced levels of personalization.
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It's a role that Pence has become accustomed to: acting as one of the most visible and desirable fundraisers for the Republican Party.
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Other health care experts call the ideas unrealistic, given the revenue that American doctors, hospitals and drug companies have become accustomed to earning.
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She said that it took time to become accustomed to an audience, even though conservators faced the canvas with their backs to visitors.
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"Seagulls become accustomed to being fed by people and will attack them if they are not offered food," said local councillor Iain Chubb.
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I don't know if it was easier for them to work with me or if I'd already become accustomed to sitting perfectly still.
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I thought about how I wished the bass was turned up to the level I'd become accustomed to, thanks to nightclubs in NYC.
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At the time, many young Chinese were eager to read something other than the socialist propaganda they had become accustomed to under Mao.
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And he also reminds readers who's in charge: Lest they become accustomed to tidy finales, the later stories deliberately fray at the ends.
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But they have also become accustomed to access to overwhelming firepower, instantaneous communications coupled with surveillance and intelligence and often friendly local forces.
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Working with, and not just for, white men was unusual for black men in the South, but Bartholomew had become accustomed to it.
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It's a much different dynamic than what they'd become accustomed to under Obama, when they deflected heat to the Democratic commander-in-chief.
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If users become accustomed to seeing it in their feed, it's easier to sell video ads, which are more expensive than static ads.
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She still has not fully become accustomed to life as a literary celebrity, shunning television appearances and refusing to read reviews of her books.
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By then, I'd become accustomed to these kinds of parties, where friends who work for multilevel marketing companies try to sell me their wares.
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Dreem can also work as an alarm to wake you up, without alerting your partner with the blaring alarm we've all become accustomed to.
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And while we've become accustomed to gray or black ones as a staple in models' off-duty wardrobes, beanies aren't just for fashion folk.
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It's typically capped at around 3G speeds, meaning you get none of the modern 4G LTE you've become accustomed to in your native land.
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We've become accustomed to capturing our daily routines and posting them, all while carefully curating the images to show what we want to show.
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When you live through war for that long, you become accustomed to the misery, the drudgery, to not having water, electricity or medical care.
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"That world order that we once knew, had become accustomed to, and sometimes felt comfortable in—this world order no longer exists," he said.
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Americans have become accustomed to this symbolism because of its constant invocation, in everything from beer commercials to the opening pageantry of sporting events.
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If people are motivated to keep their money in banks, more will be available for lending and people will become accustomed to paying taxes.
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That's "a far cry from the returns investors may have become accustomed to over the last several years," says Vanguard's senior economist Andrew Patterson.
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Again and again, the book tells of the stability and normality at home that nurtured him—something he'd become accustomed to during his childhood.
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Bears that become accustomed to human food quickly lose their fear of people, which can lead to bears breaking into vehicles or other attacks.
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DURING THE past nearly three months of popular unrest in Hong Kong, unprecedented in size and intensity, the territory has become accustomed to surprises.
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People watching the Rio Olympics have become accustomed to hearing the Star-Spangled Banner play, as American athletes continue to dominate the medal count.
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And I trained my gut to become accustomed to dehydrated food: Every day for three months, I ate instant mashed potatoes after I ran.
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That news came as a relief to many Venezuelans who had become accustomed to carrying around small bags even for the most basic transactions.
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The government's key policy challenge will be its ability to reduce the budget deficit in a country that has become accustomed to fiscal largesse.
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To experienced riders, that's no big deal, but most Americans today have become accustomed to automatic transmissions and don't know how to shift gears.
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In recent years, they had become accustomed to feeling as if they were stuck riding a political roller coaster, at the mercy of others.
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This is what you and I have become accustomed to, liberals can say anything they want about woman, minorities, Jews, and get away with it.
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Wrong. Some of today's keyboards are out of this world and way more interesting than the ubiquitous standard QWERTY ones we've all become accustomed to.
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Lots more gig work, lots more short-term work, lots more digital work, and very likely fewer of the benefits workers have become accustomed to.
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Pigeons are so adaptable — they've lived alongside humans for over 5,000 years — and with that adaptability they've become accustomed to eating any type of food.
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For the most part, I visited without having a specific destination — I had become accustomed to the site serving up something I would like, unprompted.
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As the ecological and economic costs of industrial overconsumption continue to rise, the constant economic growth we have become accustomed to is now in jeopardy.
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This newer customer has become accustomed to digital delivery of everything, from banking to food delivery, and cannot find an insurance product that suits them.
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" Carey admitted the filming process was difficult to become accustomed to, saying she was "withholding" at first because she is "never sure who to trust.
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Straight-talking Herrera is well-regarded among investors who have become accustomed to seeing him at high profile events representing Latin America's second-largest economy.
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Declining TV ratings and the rise of ad-free streaming services makes it hard for advertisers to maintain the broad reach they've become accustomed to.
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Lea von Bidder 27, San Francisco Chief executive, Ava Science We've all become accustomed to slow but steady progress when it comes to women's issues.
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Or it may be stuck at more or less the same plodding pace that workers have become accustomed to for much of the economic recovery.
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We endeavour to bring you the best deals every day, and once you become accustomed to the market, it's rare for something to surprise you.
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The water temperature was about six degrees Celsius, or forty-two degrees Fahrenheit, slightly milder than I had become accustomed to at the Ladies' Pond.
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Leaders of the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO), the junta that has ruled Thailand since the 2014 coup, have become accustomed to power.
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Just about everyone who uses opioids for months or years will form dependence, meaning that their bodies and brains will become accustomed to the drugs.
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Yu said the company will bring more augmented reality experiences to the smartphone first, so users become accustomed to it before the company releases the glasses.
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Netflix could, however, find protection in the short term because major media companies "have become accustomed" to selling their content to the streaming pioneer, Battaglio argued.
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Essentially, drug courts are therapy disguised as a courtroom, with the judge ordering people to have fun without drugs, so they become accustomed to the possibility.
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That fanless processor also means this XPS 28 remains perfectly silent when pushed hard – there's none of the fan noise we've become accustomed to with laptops.
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In a post on the PlayStation blog, Kojima offered this cryptic description of the game: People have created "Walls" and become accustomed to living in isolation.
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When we become accustomed to a certain kind of driving, like cruising along the same freeway to work every day, we stop actively looking for hazards.
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You do, however, get the added benefit of a unit without any of the carrier bloatware we've become accustomed to with Samsung devices in the past.
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Details: An early season heat wave of this magnitude can be especially hazardous to public health since people have not yet become accustomed to the heat.
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The average gross margin for Microsoft across all of its businesses was 64 percent last quarter, and investors have become accustomed to those sorts of returns.
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I think it's an interesting potential conversation to have about all the different ways women feel that they need to, or have become accustomed to responding.
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Luet said that investors had become accustomed to the sanctions and that banks had established which deals they could handle and which they should leave alone.
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Yet there remains the hope that both sides will become accustomed to one another other based on the simple truth that neither can avoid the other.
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The issue has significant political ramifications, given the number of Americans who have become accustomed to receiving a cash infusion after they submit their tax returns.
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When it comes to young talent, we have become accustomed to living through a period of fantasy and projection before dealing with the player that emerges.
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Innovation by definition brings about change, creates winners and losers, and challenges the power of the entrenched interests that have become accustomed to the status quo.
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It is doubly difficult when lawmakers' principal goal is an act of negation — that is, taking away government benefits that voters have become accustomed to receiving.
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Deciding when to shut down the school is more art than science, a grim ritual she and other educators across the city have become accustomed to.
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And as this peculiar situation has continued for 60 years, South Koreans have reluctantly become accustomed to a taut and contradictory sensation of indifference and tension.
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El-Erian underlined that it was a "very different bond market" than what investors had become accustomed to, even likening it to the board game Risk.
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Percentage changes get a lot of attention, in part because they can shock the household budgets of people who have become accustomed to last year's prices.
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You become accustomed to a certain lifestyle, a certain way that you think it should be, and when you get sent down, it's not the same.
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When you have a curvier body type, you quickly become accustomed to being judged and oversexualized based solely on your appearance and the way things fit.
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Most people in debt are wasting it on stuff they don't need & over time become accustomed to life in debt and continue living above their means.
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Minnesota-Duluth, seeking its second national championship, had become accustomed to playing in tight games, winning four straight one-goal contests during its N.C.A.A. tournament run.
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"Corporate interests have become accustomed to saying whatever they want about Washington policy debates, with little accountability when their predictions prove to be inaccurate," she wrote.
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During 800 years of Muslim rule, Arabs in Ottoman-controlled Palestine had become accustomed to seeing Jews only as marginal and despicable followers of an inferior religion.
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Her family had become accustomed to living in Dera, Syria — one of the most dangerous locations of the civil war, and the place they'd always called home.
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While markets have become accustomed to the ongoing government shutdown threat, Wall Street was on edge on Wednesday morning over separate political wrangling over the debt ceiling.
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But even with weeks of using it, I could never become accustomed to the shallow travel of the keys, or the frustrating placement of the arrow keys.
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The move was a huge shift for Tumblr's audience, which had become accustomed to a permissive atmosphere of explicit art and photos since the platform was created.
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In Western countries, we've become accustomed to buying our animals prepackaged and refrigerated, but it's still common in many places in the world to buy animals alive.
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Earlier this week, economists and opinion makers popped the bubbly over a U.S. Census Bureau report that included more good economic news than we've become accustomed to.
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I think I've become accustomed to it to the point where I don't see it as a job, that's the only thing I know how to do.
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By canceling such funds, the administration is draining a piggy bank that lawmakers have become accustomed to dipping into to escape budget constraints and fuel new spending.
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She was skeptical: she had become accustomed to people in Manhattan telling her they were from Maine, when in fact they'd gone to camp there one summer.
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As sad as it is, many of us have become accustomed to the constant threat that gun violence presents in our schools, theaters and places of worship.
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Most car makers are in agreement: The best way to learn about, become accustomed to and reap the benefits from autonomous technology is to experience it incrementally.
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Ever since Rio Mayor Eduardo Paes announced the Olympic Park would be built in their front yard in 2009, Penha and Claudio have become accustomed to visitors.
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In just a few years, thanks in good measure to these galas, City Ballet audiences have become accustomed to same-sex pairings amid ballet's more institutionalized heterosexuality.
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She thought she'd become accustomed to anti-vaxxer attacks, but in April, Odom logged into Facebook Messenger and read a message that made her feel physically ill.
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People have become accustomed to grisly stories of Mexican gangsters dragging reporters from their homes, ambushing them in their cars or leaving severed heads outside their newsrooms.
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Maybe 2016 Oregon won't reach the level the Ducks have become accustomed to, but if 2015 taught us anything, it's that the ride will be worth watching.
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"Investors have become accustomed to the way in which U.S. negotiations take place ... market has read through it as a positioning rather than an immediate threat," said Clemons.
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After a lifetime spent moving — from Vietnam to India, back to Vietnam, and then to the United States — Anh Nguyen has become accustomed to making a home anywhere.
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But what's impressive about their size is that Samsung fit the new screens into bodies that aren't much bigger than what premium smartphone owners have become accustomed to.
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A quick tour of the agency's Twitter feed makes clear that BART officials have both become accustomed to riders dropping AirPods onto tracks and skilled at retrieving them.
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Unlike some of the back alley dungeons I've become accustomed to, it turns out that I don't even need Google Maps to find the joint—it's absolutely massive.
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If you live in a metro area like San Francisco, you've probably become accustomed to seeing cars with whirling cameras on top of them rolling through the city.
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At the very least, the Magic Toolbar should spare you from memorizing some keyboard shortcuts, though people will complain about losing physical buttons that they've become accustomed to.
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This comes as a bit of a surprise to fans who have become accustomed to seeing the fashionable duo at the Met Gala for the past several years.
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It's definitely not easy to stretch my husband's two paychecks across our whole budget, especially since we had become accustomed to living a lifestyle we couldn't actually afford.
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If boomers are going to keep working part time, starting new businesses, and retaining the active professional and personal lifestyles they've become accustomed to, good health is essential.
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After the companies withdrew their services on May 9th, Austinites, having become accustomed to the convenience of e-hail services, reported changing their plans and searching out alternatives.
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Ride-hailing, social interactions from behind tiny screens and fitness tracking are just a few of the things we've all become accustomed to thanks to innovative app-makers.
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This is bound to have political costs in the long run because readers become accustomed to doing little more than agreeing with opinions they already share with writers.
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There was no physical way I could take care of my parents and keep up the level of attention that my clients and employees had become accustomed to.
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Wootten had his 21-foot-2416-inch center Sid Catlett hold a tennis racket aloft during workouts so that DeMatha would become accustomed to Alcindor's shot-blocking threat.
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Instead, the president, who spoke for well over an hour, was a slightly more sedate version of the one Americans have, for better or worse, become accustomed to.
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The Rubio offensive Rubio stunned observers at the last debate who had become accustomed to his on-message style and strict policy of steering clear of Donald Trump.
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He was briefing the results of the attack with the precise, confident, fact-based style that I had become accustomed to hearing in nearly four decades in uniform.
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A semi is a hulking piece of machinery; after a few months, you'll become accustomed to the heft, but never forget how destructive some 80,000 pounds can be.
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"Homebuyers and sellers have become accustomed to low rates, and there will be a bit of an adjustment period as the market adapts," said Aaron Terrazas, Zillow's senior economist.
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But if you inspect the planet night after night, your eye will gradually become accustomed to the low contrasts and soft boundaries of the blotches appearing on its disk.
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The encouraging buildup has Pearson eyeing a medal next week, even as she tries to keep her hopes in check, having become accustomed to crushing disappointment in recent years.
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For investors in Amazon, who have become accustomed to the company's focus on revenue and user growth instead of on the bottom line, the newfound profits are a novelty.
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My memory wasn't so shot that I couldn't remember deleting those apps, I had just become accustomed to grabbing my phone whenever I was bored for even a second.
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If you've never used it, it sounds a little gimmicky, but once you've become accustomed to browsing the web with a few mouse swipes, it's hard to go back.
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The tags are frequently embedded in company ID cards, and employees — especially in the tech industry — have become accustomed to tapping those cards against readers to unlock office doors.
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And if it were to take off, a shift to subscription models could spell the slow chipping away of the good, fast, and free browsers we've become accustomed to.
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Instead of the vertical feed we've all become accustomed to, some users can now either tap or swipe left or right—much like how you would scroll through Stories.
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We've become accustomed to some very high standards of behavior, and complacent—or even frustrated—with a slow, steady improvement upon the status quo Obama inherited eight years ago.
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READ: 5 takeaways from the Republican debate For his part, Trump showed no signs of the thin-skinned, petulant reality show star we've become accustomed to throughout this campaign.
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" Since he's been living near a train for 13 years, he says he's become accustomed to noise in general, adding that "the only thing affecting my sleep is school.
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It takes one, maybe two missions for Tanner to become accustomed to his ability, and the fact he's in a coma, and from thereon he's absolutely up for anything.
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BahrEco Reusable Mesh Produce Bags, $9.97, available at AmazonMost of us have become accustomed to putting all of our fresh produce into plastic bags when we go grocery shopping.
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If our children become accustomed to bossing around their mechanical menials without so much as a please or a thank you, will they turn into adults we can't stand?
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"We still see that Black Friday shoppers are more likely to seek deals in-store over online, which is likely because they've become accustomed to chasing after doorbuster deals."
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The financial consultant said that many people had become accustomed to the system and that, for the moment, they had no other options because bank transfers are highly complicated.
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While the broader culture has become accustomed to certain changes the law has engendered, particularly wheelchair access, the rights of the deaf have frequently been misunderstood or simply disregarded.
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But what the Times does not have is what the American people have become accustomed to getting from their presidents — recent personal tax information in the form of returns.
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In the wake of the heart attack, Sanders said he won't be able to keep up the robust schedule he and his supporters have become accustomed to during campaigns.
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Mr. Cosby, the prison accommodations won't be anything like those that you've become accustomed to in the long and privileged life that you have — in your hubris — thrown away.
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The scariest thing about the market right now is the shocked response of traders who had become accustomed to the unsustainably placid conditions that have been unceremoniously swept away.
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I also noticed that contrary to the typically carpeted floors I'd become accustomed to in Hilton hotels, the floors here were marble, with a rug covering the bed area.
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Oil paint has a particular tang that I've become accustomed to, but in each studio I encountered a different aroma — a combination of materials used to make the work.
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In that moment, you can see that they recognize a kindred spirit in one another, since they've both become accustomed to using a facade as a means of self defense.
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Instead, the comedy stars—enabled by the web and ennobled by years of do-it-yourself slogging—have become accustomed to making, and controlling, nearly everything that bears their names.
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If you're paying for premium software, chances are there's a free alternative out there you could use instead, with features just as good as the ones you've become accustomed to.
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The Chinese government is aiming for growth of 6.5 percent to 7 percent this year, a slower pace than the world has become accustomed to over the past two decades.
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Giant companies that have become accustomed to squeezing every last dime of profit out of their workers in "right-to-work" states will fight any effort to improve workers' rights.
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In its narrative construction, Sky High draws far more on high school freshman stories than the lose-win-lose-win-lose-triumph arc we've become accustomed to in superhero movies.
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On Baltimore's streets, residents said they are aware of the difficulties police have had in recruiting, though many said that reflects a population that has become accustomed to unfair treatment.
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As the coronavirus demands more medical resources, many Americans may soon become accustomed to routine interactions with their doctors taking place over text messages, online video or even automated systems.
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The scenes of border guards firing tear gas into Mexico and migrants in sewage-filled water next to the United States should not be something we become accustomed to seeing.
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Since then, residents have become accustomed to the buzzing of coalition fighter jets, which make frequent bombing raids on the outskirts of the city, and the roar of infantry battles.
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This is something that many doubt the American people would stand for because the result could be devastating for many of the programs we as Americans have become accustomed to.
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But he also points out that there is not a financial incentive for doctors to start accepting health insurance, if they want to maintain a lifestyle they've become accustomed to.
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Not sort of this global on acid that we become accustomed to and I&aposm so glad that you have a President that sort of reflects a lot of those things.
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Once you become accustomed to the idea that city streets are only for driving and walking, and not for parking, it is difficult to imagine how it could possibly be otherwise.
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While disgruntled Arsenal fans have become accustomed to ranting about the club's 'fourth-place trophy' in recent years, the team are now in considerable danger of losing out on even that.
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New York City Councilman Joe Borelli of Staten Island said he is helping the campaign secure large venues that can accommodate the scale of political rallies Trump has become accustomed to.
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This time, the paranoia centers on the agents who illuminated the scandals themselves — women — and how their revelations might change the way men have become accustomed to behaving in the workplace.
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The "7 Rings" singer, 25, posted a series of selfies on her Instagram Story that showed a more natural-faced look than fans have become accustomed to seeing from the star.
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The Chinese government has targeted growth of 6.5 to 7 percent this year, a slower pace than the world's second-largest economy had become accustomed to over the past two decades.
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" As interviewees in Germany had noted, "migrants from Middle Eastern countries are not used to religious freedom and seeing multi-religious co-operation helps them become accustomed to this unfamiliar idea.
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They&aposre also exploring ways to deliver live fish — and oral medication — to the orca in a way that won&apost prompt the orca to become accustomed to people or boats.
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Since Superman's debut in 1938, the world has become accustomed to watching white men with a self-proclaimed sense of moral superiority repeatedly save the world, while sporting fluorescent-colored tights.
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Mr. Marczak found that the emails were laden with highly customized spyware, unlike the off-the-shelf varieties he has become accustomed to finding on the computers of journalists and dissidents.
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That could mean higher costs to users, who have become accustomed to rides across China's traffic-soaked cities that — thanks to subsidies — can cost much less than a regular taxi fare.
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The island's infamous Komodo dragons have become a target for poachers and have also become accustomed to tourists feeding them, even though signs remind tourists that they can't feed the dragons.
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It's an oddly personal experience to submit yourself to in an age when we've become accustomed to paging through potential soulmates in the same we browse around Seamless looking for dinner.
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Mnuchin also said that the Treasury was watching China's currency markets closely for signs of intervention, saying that the markets may have become accustomed to central bank support for the yuan.
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Though I had become accustomed to reading books with high levels of graphic sex and extreme language, I found myself enthralled with the stories being told in contemporary Christian romance novels.
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Kuldip Patel, the associate chief pharmacy officer at Duke University Hospital in North Carolina, said he had become accustomed to the juggling act required when an old standby was suddenly unavailable.
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The pain is not irrational at all, however, when you consider that families become accustomed to a certain annual cash infusion, and more important, make concrete plans counting on their continuation.
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Finally — and perhaps most importantly — Pichai must ensure that the company&aposs core business continues to fire on all cylinders and deliver the healthy growth Wall Street has become accustomed to.
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It seems that Deciem may be trying to recover, and may succeed if the company can continue to provide the same products at a price point customers have become accustomed to.
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Sanders told reporters outside of his home that he won't be able to keep up the robust schedule he and his supporters have become accustomed to during his 2016 and 2020 campaign.
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Some of the lawmakers have struggled with loud noises, or have a trick for handling them (set off fireworks ahead of the big ones so you can become accustomed to the sound).
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As seasoned observers of the West like myself have become accustomed to in recent years, there is a tendency in Western culture to blame events on external actors and complex conspiracy theories.
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Ultimately, Amazon hopes its cashier-less model proves convenient enough, and its food and product selection appealing enough, to draw people away from the tried-and-true chains we've become accustomed to.
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Many U.S. companies rely on China's low-cost industrial workers to make their merchandise, and U.S. consumers have become accustomed to cheap Chinese imports sold by big big-box retailers and others.
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The stock market has basically topped out and won't deliver the eye-popping returns that investors have become accustomed to in recent years, hedge fund manager David Gerstenhaber told CNBC on Monday.
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Hyman is betting that after people become accustomed to riding electric scooters via the likes of Bird, Lime, Spin, Skip and so forth, they'll realize it's cheaper to just buy their own.
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Fears of credit card or Social Security Number theft have faded as people have become accustomed to the rigmarole of fraud alerts from the bank and free credit monitoring from breached retailers.
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I think it's a fantastic example of how interactive fiction can work, without being broken down to basic Twine-like affairs, or the sometimes stale-feeling Telltale model we've become accustomed to.
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The oil services industry has been at the sharp end of the deep cuts weaker crude prices are forcing on producers which had become accustomed to oil trading above $100 a barrel.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda told the same meeting that companies remain hesitant to raise wages because they had become accustomed to prioritising job security over wage hikes during 15 years of deflation.
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But the judge, Charles S. Haight Jr., in an opinion published on Monday, said the settlement did not go far enough for an agency that had become "accustomed to disregarding" court orders.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Quarter after quarter, investors have become accustomed to Alphabet's revenue and profit growing at a pace that seems to defy gravity for a company well past its start-up years.
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As a result, I believe a lot of the climate change imagery we have become accustomed to has focused on polar bears floating on pieces of sea ice, or on calving glaciers.
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I would later discover that this profound shift was caused by a secret: He had accumulated a large debt in order for our family to maintain the lifestyle we had become accustomed to.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We've become accustomed to the usual art institution social media feeds that remind us of artists' birthdays (HBD, Silpa Bhirasri!), collection highlights (nice, Riza-yi `Abbasi, Met
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While the report made plenty of headlines, most fit the standard mold we've become accustomed to seeing—'robots are coming for our jobs, education is important, insert preferred mode of hand wringing here.
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Indeed as more consumers become accustomed to using more on more on-demand services, this is leading to a natural transition for Blacklane to pick up more services business, and in more regions.
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The company's become accustomed to getting out in front of the conversations about automation taking away human jobs, noting than the two spaces will combine to create more than 2,500 full-time positions.
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The millions of people who follow Kim Kardashian West and her sisters on social media have become accustomed to seeing them praise everything from fat-burning tea to gummy vitamins for healthier hair.
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In this case, having your child pitch in with interest payments while in college can help her become accustomed to repaying the debt — and it means there will be less overall to repay.
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Speaking to marketers at Nielsen's annual Consumer 360 event, Facebook's VP of Global Marketing Solutions Carolyn Everson said marketers need to invest in the new storytelling formats that consumers have become accustomed to.
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"Everyone has become accustomed to the missile launches and only thinks 'oh that again,'" one person wrote on Twitter, in response to an announcement of the test by the prime minister's cabinet office.
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While some experienced a constant disequilibrium and brain fog that were similar to mine, others had become accustomed to a pattern of short periods of relative health alternating with longer periods of vertigo.
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Along with Mr. Trump, the case will be a test for Mr. Sessions, who has inherited a Justice Department that has become accustomed to winning important cases against foreign terrorists in federal court.
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And that is why it all felt so delicious to the city's residents, who had become accustomed to a disorienting pace of bad news — one attack after another, one political crisis after another.
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Many of the tropes we've become accustomed to — bump watches, "flaunting body after baby," the endless scrutiny of women's bodies for the slightest fluctuation in weight — were just becoming established as story lines.
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We've become accustomed to a society that discriminates against transgender people and people of color, and we have to remember to never become complacent and simply accept that it will always be like this.
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Surprisingly, the all-start investor is continuing his support of the shaky VR industry saying that expanding the immersive world will require us to remove the head-mounted displays we've become accustomed to. 5.
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As someone who has lived in Asia for nearly a decade, I've become accustomed to visas and the fact that, even when there's another option, getting one before you travel is the best approach.
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Instead of the traditional computational architecture we've become accustomed to with CPUs, the GPU has become one of the go-to pieces of silicon for processing the rapid-fire calculations required for AI processes.
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The Soft Gold — as OnePlus is calling it — color is a softer take on the gold smartphone that we've become accustomed to after numerous handsets in the hue from Apple, Samsung, HTC, and others.
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But the situation in Nigeria, Africa's largest economy, is having an outsize impact on the expanding middle class, which has become accustomed to air-conditioning, owning a car and going out for Domino's pizza.
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"Motorists have become accustomed to this year's more expensive gas prices and won't let higher fuel costs deter them from taking Thanksgiving road trips," AAA gas price expert Jeanette Casselano said in the statement.
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There are indirect effects to consider as well — anecdotal evidence suggests that many American taxpayers have become accustomed to using a tax refund to make big-ticket purchases, such as down payments for cars.
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It's clear that many more Americans are now educated about the positives of getting some kind of health coverage and they've become accustomed to doing so online in the comfort of their own homes.
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NOW WE AREN'T SEEING IT AGAIN LATELY WITH THE TEN-YEAR BACK DOWN TO A LEVEL WE'VE SORT OF BECOME ACCUSTOMED TO. IS IT THOUGH A CONTINUED CONCERN AND WILL IT CONTINUE TO PRESSURE?
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Whether they and the rest of us would need to add more sets and effort once we had become accustomed to weight training if we hoped to keep augmenting our strength was not clear.
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But some discounted Mr. Trump's comments as the sort of bombast they have become accustomed to from a president who has publicly assailed not just enemies, but even allies like Germany, Canada and Mexico.
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Indeed, it's so relaxed that patrons sometimes move from table to table, and staff members — most of whom are under 30 — have become accustomed to shifting napkins and cutlery from one tabletop to another.
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"Patients should be advised that feeling hungry and irritable is common initially and usually passes after two weeks to a month as the body and brain become accustomed to the new habit," he said.
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Most moviegoers, however unconsciously, have become accustomed to seeing women through the lens of what feminist film scholars call the "male gaze," which tends to look at women's bodies primarily as objects of desire.
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A big issue has been the storage of food, as bears can quickly become accustomed to vistors' picnics and then lose their fear of humans, returning again and again to tasty spots and becoming aggressive.
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But in the long run, we&aposll become accustomed to interacting with AI agents that are smarter and more capable at performing tasks that were previously thought to be the exclusive domain of human operators.
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The data underlines the challenge policymakers face in breaking Japan's sticky deflationary mindset, which discourages firms from raising prices for fear of scaring away households who have become accustomed to tepid price and wage growth.
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This, says Sunderland, is evidence that City Pantry is successfully bridging the gap between the type of food options consumers have become accustomed to and what is traditionally available in the world of corporate catering.
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His anger emerged in a torrent, as he obliterated any benefit of the doubt he earned on Monday, thought piling on thought, in a style the nation has become accustomed to from his Twitter feed.
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Why it matters: Fox is the first network to push the shorter ad format to TV, in an effort to lure back audiences that had become accustomed to the shorter ad breaks on social media.
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Since the early twenty-first century, we've become accustomed to the grandeur of an aerial perspective, whether from film flyovers in blockbuster movies like Skyfall, or from the daily experience of scrolling through Google Earth.
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" When Lemonis asks Monaco why it is so difficult for her to stand up for herself, Monaco says she is not used to being "front and center" and has become accustomed to "being beaten down.
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If you stood next to a vat of raw sewage for a very long time, I imagine you would eventually become accustomed to the stench of boiling feces and cease to be bothered at all.
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"The people who rely on those services, who have become accustomed to those services as part of their lives, of course they don't want them to change," Matthew Wechtel, 47, the Madison County commissioner, said.
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A million New Yorkers have become accustomed to making cars materialize by pulling out their smartphones — and not just in Manhattan, but also in the other boroughs, which have long been underserved by for-hire providers.
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Maduro announced the measure on Sunday, to the consternation of Venezuelans who have become accustomed to stashing large volumes of cash at home as the bolivar currency's value has plunged in the crisis-hit OPEC nation.
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Drone kitsch—the growing vernacular of images taken with these machines, neither inspiring nor provocative—allows us to become accustomed to being surveilled from the sky without questioning the nature of or justification for the surveillance.
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While Mark told Insider they were aware of Savage X Fenty's monthly charge from the outset, they also said they've become accustomed to finding their bank account short of $50 after forgetting to make a purchase.
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But they could also send share prices lower in the short term, as investors have become accustomed to companies using investment dollars to buy back their own stock, a popular move for corporations in recent years.
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The tactile quality of the 16 mm footage and 70 mm photography imparted a quality I felt was lacking from the crisp digital images from satellites and the International Space Station I'd become accustomed to seeing.
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AMC executives are optimistic that the show will go over well in the U.S. David Madden, the president of original programming at AMC, said he thought American audiences have become accustomed to "a modicum" of subtitles.
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In these days of insecticides and drained swamps, those of us who live in the rich, temperate world have become accustomed to the luxury of not thinking very much about mosquitoes and the risks they carry.
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Society has become accustomed to clicking past the Terms of Service for a tech company without reading it, and we all just accept that we have to give up our privacy to get by in the world.
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I think there's something about the contemporary commodity form — talking about smartphones and obsolescence — where we've really become accustomed to the idea that everything inherently has a date of obsoletion, everything you buy is going to expire.
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Musk rarely lets the communications department highlight other executives at the company in positive media stories about Tesla, while the public has become accustomed to seeing and hearing every announcement about the company from the chief himself.
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Many of the privacy concerns that were raised when the Map was first announced have since subsided as users have become accustomed to Ghost Mode, which allows you to look at Snap Map without sharing your location.
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I think that what I said resonated with people because I was shattering multiple stereotypes that people had become accustomed to when they would think about what a gay person and what a gay woman looks like.
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A downside, though, was that access to the arts and culture would be more difficult, and Cyndi and Cameron would be giving up on the quality of life they'd become accustomed to in a major metropolitan area.
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We're experiencing a digital vertigo that people will cease to experience 30 or 40 years from now, when our natural filters have become accustomed to filtering out a lot of what we think of as static now.
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We feed them and hug them in there, so they aren't scared of the box and become accustomed to it, and so on the day of transportation they don't get nervous and the whole transportation goes smoothly.
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But it's also got years-old A10 Fusion chip inside, and its bezeled design and Touch ID authentication might feel outdated to those who've become accustomed to Apple's flagship edge-to-edge displays and facial recognition tech.
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Ja'Mia Rowland, Army, 2003-Present I have served for 16 years in the National Guard, Reserves and on active duty, and I have become accustomed to being the only person in the room who looks like me.
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Elliot's plans to disrupt society might have been the sort of long, serialized arc we've become accustomed to on TV, but he also had a "hacker problem of the week" to solve in each and every episode.
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She was still "really small," as she recalls it, but had become accustomed to living with her family's growing collection of Western art, with works by Frederic Remington, George Catlin, Albert Bierstadt, Charles Marion Russell and others.
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We've also only just become accustomed to seeing the real cost of a smartphone, after cell carriers here in the US have all moved away from the two-year contract subsidy model that obscured a phone's true price.
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It may not be The Walking Dead we've become accustomed to these last few seasons, but it feels good to finally root for the good guys again — and see those characters have a fighting chance for a change.
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One hope is that non-Christian schools will become less segregated as parents of other faiths and none become accustomed to them, just as many non-Christians are willing to send their children to Church of England schools.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - For years, investors in South Korea have become accustomed to belligerence and regular missile tests from the country's hostile northern neighbor, but now there's a new factor in their regional risk assessments - U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Facebook offers peer-to-peer payments in the U.S. only for now, but it makes sense that it will push the payment angle much harder once users of both messaging apps become accustomed to liaising with companies there.
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If Iron Fist — a show about a white man who becomes a kung-fu master — has any hope of receiving the kind of acclaim Marvel has become accustomed to, it needs to find a way to be relevant.
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But by October my mother had become accustomed to working at the hotel, and to an extent had stopped considering the world, including the people in the DIAL house, as the sworn enemies of everything dear to her.
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As for sending and receiving text messages on other devices like computers that iPhone users have become accustomed to, Google's Messages for Web service on the Chrome browser is still the best and only option for Android users.
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That the alleged scheme engaged in by FusionPharm executives is as complex as it is unexciting is sort of the point: Corporate-misbehavior Americans have become accustomed to has seeped into what was once a clandestine—and fun!
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Benton Harbor, a former manufacturing hub with scenic landscapes but also vacant lots, is a city that has become accustomed to struggles: with racism, with civil unrest, with a shrunken population, with low test scores, with stifling debt.
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Research suggests that patients "avoid sugars and carbohydrates and eat a diet higher in proteins during treatment," and that alcohol dependency can develop in patients who become accustomed to the extra ethanol, the byproduct produced in the fermentation.
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A sunnier option Companies like Philips and Casper have been searching for alternative solutions to the unhealthy wakeup buzz we've all begrudgingly become accustomed to, releasing products designed to get you up in the morning using only light.
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More than 40 percent of migrants apprehended along the Southwest border enter through the Rio Grande Valley, where Roma is, and where local residents have become accustomed to a heavy presence of Border Patrol and newly arrived immigrants.
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While we've become accustomed to stand-up comedians—from Dick Gregory and Richard Pryor to Dave Chappelle and Hari Kondabolu—tackling the issue of race in America, the comic novel feels undervalued, if not ignored by the Literary Establishment.
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EditorsNote: resending to ensure delivery to all clients Toews' late goal lifts Blackhawks past Canucks CHICAGO — Jonathan Toews hasn't scored at the rate he has become accustomed to, but that hasn't diminished the confidence of the Chicago Blackhawks captain.
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Once we become accustomed to placing our faith in the handy oracle on the kitchen counter, we may lose patience with the laborious—and curiosity-stoking, and thought-provoking—hunt for facts, expecting them to come to us instead.
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And once you become accustomed to the game's logic, you'll know which puzzles you're able to take on; if one seems absolutely impossible, it's likely because you haven't learned the rules yet, so you'll have to explore elsewhere first.
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Before the crisis investors in money-market funds—which lend for short periods to banks, other companies and the government—had become accustomed to treating their accounts like bank deposits, putting money in and taking it out at will.
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Contraceptive technology has improved since the 1980s, more women are in the labor force trying to balance work and family care duties and the global health community has become accustomed to incorporating family planning into general health and medical programs.
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Below the carousel is a list of all your saved music, sorted in reverse chronological order — another decision that keeps you from going back and forth between the album, artist, and song lists that streaming users have become accustomed to.
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According to the New York Times, no injuries were reported, but many on social media took the reaction to the noise as an indication of how people in the United States have become accustomed to mass shootings in public settings.
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"I think after living at home and having that certain lifestyle that they've become accustomed to, I think it would be difficult for her to move into a room with another person and just share a space," said Gia Jordan.
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Teachers who use the Internet as part of instruction, and students who use it for schoolwork in the library, have become accustomed to waiting many minutes for a single page to load, only to have the system crash because of overload.
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It's something I've become accustomed to, which again, is a massive fucking privilege; there are still so many people, particularly those who are of color or outside the gender binary or who have disabilities, who don't get to experience that feeling.
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I don't know about you, but I think a T. rex decked out with a colorful plumage of feathers and quills is way more captivating—and yes, scary—than the naked variety we have become accustomed to on movie screens.
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While not "augmented reality" in the sense we've become accustomed to (holographic elements geographically superimposed over usually stationary objects in the real world), the DigiLens does manage to drop a layer over the rider's view that enhances real world road environments.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - The Hong Kong exchange operator said on Wednesday it would delay changes that would allow companies to hold shares with more voting rights, as more time was needed for investors to become accustomed to recent rule changes.
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Hundreds of Roma families in Kosovo, who were forced to live for more than a decade in squalid United Nations camps built on toxic wasteland that leached lead and poisoned their children, have long become accustomed to frustration and despair.
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"The theatrical cut was a drastic change in the tone and quality of what we had become accustomed to when viewing a film directed by Zack Snyder," Will Rowlands, a Snyder super fan and actor from the UK, told Business Insider.
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That might be hard to believe now that we've become accustomed to treating our social media platforms like insignificant little museums, displaying only the best and heavily-edited parts of our lives that make ourselves feel better and other people worse.
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J.B. Smoove, who has been a suffering Jets fan for decades, stood on the stage at Gotham Hall in Manhattan and urged the star players who were modeling the new threads to wear them proudly and become accustomed to them.
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Taiwan's capitulation to Beijing would not only destroy the way of life for the 7 million Taiwanese — who have become accustomed to personal freedom and democracy — but it would also harm the interests of the United States and its allies.
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So while we've become accustomed to using our phones to request an on-demand ride, we can switch it up to find a car and commute to work or home in a true, honest carpool — for a fraction of the fare.
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Beijing (CNN)There is growing realization -- and fear -- among Chinese officials in Beijing that US President Donald Trump could be serious in his promise to upend the types of bilateral relations they have become accustomed to in the past few decades.
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Eric Paddock said that he had told investigators that his brother became bothered that the gambling industry was no longer lavishing him with the same perks he had become accustomed to, and that he had complained to him about this.
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When the Apple Watch debuted in the spring of 2015, the company marketed it as one of its "most personal devices yet," suggesting that people would use it to offload some of the personal computing we've become accustomed to doing on our phones.
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HONG KONG, July 25 (Reuters) - The Hong Kong exchange operator said on Wednesday it would delay changes that would allow companies to hold shares with more voting rights, as more time was needed for investors to become accustomed to its recent rule changes.
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Manuela Papadopol, the director of global marketing at Elektrobit, a technology supplier to the auto industry, advocates a gradual evolution by carmakers like Ford and General Motors that lets consumers become accustomed to the technology while automakers gather more data on the systems.
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Without insight or dimension, developments that were shiny or novel when the forces that helped the rich get richer were just gathering momentum no longer dazzle 30 years later in a society that has become accustomed to a Wall Street-take-all economy.
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With so many fires burning so often, Stephen Pyne, a fire historian at Arizona State University, worries the public has become accustomed to disaster, unwilling to have difficult conversations about where houses are being built and whether controlled burns are a good idea.
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The policy shook financial markets that had become accustomed to waivers for American sanctions that in years past had been granted to companies in countries like India and China as long as they showed steady reductions in their imports of Iranian oil.
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What I've learned is that core display technologies can have an incredibly important impact on the devices that deploy them — think of the high-resolution displays we've become accustomed to on our phones, or the ultra high-resolution displays driving today's 4K TVs.
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"It's been three years of your life with your best buddies out there so you're proud of your work but at the same time you hate to see it end because this is how you become accustomed to your days," Brooks told PEOPLE in 2017.
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He enrolled in the church's school, in which fellow church member Danielle Cordes had grown up and become accustomed to rigid rules — enforced with corporal punishment both in school and at home — that banned most interactions with people and influences outside of the church.
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The Sun reports that the woman, known only by the name Xu, had simply become accustomed to the itchy, uncomfortable feeling around her eye area since it first began two years ago; she'd been attempting to treat the symptoms using over-the-counter eye drops.
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Bautista was still walking, but he was striking out far more than he'd become accustomed to, and his contact rate and pitches in the zone was down to 80.8 percent (his career rate is 86.6 percent, and he hadn't dipped below 83.4 since 2004).
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"Millennials are quite open when it comes to gender identity, generally, but they haven't been exposed to the range of vocabulary and nuance around this that Gen Z has become accustomed to, especially when it comes to discussions on online platforms like Tumblr," Laughlin said.
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" If, in its latest incarnation, "Thom Pain" seems to have shed its ability to shock, that's partly because we have had a chance to become accustomed to the skewed perspective of Mr. Eno, whose later, fuller works include "The Realistic Joneses" and "The Open House.
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As you grow, it's going to get harder to live up to those growth expectations that a lot of investors have become accustomed to but ... I'm surprised by the rosy bullish spin that the majority of the sell side is kind of putting on it.
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The failure to reach a deal in a one-day special session, even after Charlotte, the state's largest city, fully repealed the ordinance that set the law in motion, was yet another moment of political dysfunction in a state that has become accustomed to it.
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If Trump's policy continues, these are the stories Americans will soon become accustomed to, Brooks writes in his scathing review of Trump's policy: It is hard to think of any administration in recent memory, on any level, whose identity is so tainted by cruelty.
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Targeting the so-called 'Uber generation' who have become accustomed to summoning a car with a single tap, the company is combining technology and its own fleet of Mercedes cars with the aim of giving incumbents, such as Avis, Europcar, and Hertz, a run for their money.
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Hyundai's using the Ioniq as the base for its test vehicle, and surprisingly its prototype vehicles actually look pretty much like stock Ioniq's — lacking the crown of large, obvious sensors that we've become accustomed to seeing in self-driving cars brave enough to tackle city streets.
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If it's not cut with too much other shit then E is E. The first pills are always more magical than later ones because you become accustomed to it, and you never get to the same place after a while, so that's what people confuse it with.
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As President, he has regaled reporters with stories about riding in between the subway cars (something that is illegal), joked about how he was a mainstay on the New York tabloids and told friends that he misses the slice of New York he had become accustomed to.
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Michael Pettis, a professor of finance at the Guanghua School of Management at Peking University in Beijing, argues that China must accept a period of economic growth well below the rates it has become accustomed to if it wants to avoid even worse consequences down the road.
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The situation was not unlike what Formula One has become accustomed to in the 2016 season, with domination by the Mercedes team — unless the drivers knock each other out of the race, as Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton did at the Spanish Grand Prix in April.
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However, in late July Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX), the operator of Hong Kong exchange, said it would delay changes that would allow companies to hold shares with more voting rights, as more time was needed for investors to become accustomed to recent rule changes.
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The trickling out of new items and infrastructure options is something that really makes New Horizons shine brighter than the older entries of the series, which were fantastic in their own right but lack some of the progression systems that we've become accustomed to in modern games.
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As someone who began Irish dancing in the early 193s, just before "Riverdance" emerged and turned the once-provincial dance form into a global craze, I've become accustomed to public perceptions of the show as both an impressive spectacle, requiring real skill, and something to joke about.
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The Obama team saw that approach as appealing in theory, but too disruptive in practice; so many Americans had become accustomed to receiving health insurance through their employer that it didn't seem feasible to make a wholesale shift to a new and, perhaps, more efficient system.
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However, in late July Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX), the operator of Hong Kong exchange, said it would delay changes that would allow companies to hold shares with more voting rights, as more time was needed for investors to become accustomed to recent rule changes.
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This kind of bold-faced lying, followed by (sometimes coerced) confession, has become part of the fabric of reality TV, so much so that viewers have become accustomed to this narrative arc and the "gotcha" moment of proving the person has said or done something different in the past.
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But while Inez and Vinoodh's take on the actress was the kind of typical glamour we've become accustomed to seeing from her as she swans down the red carpet, the covers by John Currin and Bruce Weber highlight the true adaptability that helped make Lawrence a silver screen star.
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Rick Pitino could not help but wax poetic as Louisville played the kind of defense the Hall-of-Fame coach has become accustomed to in recent years, limiting one of the highest-scoring teams in the country to less than half of its scoring average last time out.
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For her friends and family who have become accustomed to her immediate responses, she has thought about sending them a text telling them that she is going to try to reduce her phone addiction and asking them to be understanding if she doesn't respond within her normal two seconds.
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"It's been three years of your life with your best buddies out there so you're proud of your work but at the same time you hate to see it end because this is how you become accustomed to your days," Brooks said of saying farewell to his tour family.
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At $1,750 and $2,250 for the Beosound 1 and Beosound 2, respectively, these aren't the cheap smart speaker options many have become accustomed to, but if you're looking for a high-quality speaker that can also control your smart home, Bang & Olufsen may have what you're looking for.
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GSM Arena got its hands on what looks to be Sony's next flagship phone, the F8331 (the name will likely be changed before it's released), and the design language looks noticeably different from the Xperia X and Z lines that we've become accustomed to over the past few years.
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Just a few days into vanlife, I had become accustomed to this kind of encounter: the hunger in the eyes of middle-aged men at the sight of old Volkswagens, and how not entirely bad it felt to be a symbol that other people projected their fantasies onto.
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"The theatrical cut was a drastic change in the tone and quality of what we had become accustomed to when viewing a film directed by Zack Snyder," Will Rowlands, an actor from the UK who helped coordinate the movement's New York Comic Con campaign, told Business Insider last month.
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The headlines often tend toward stenography: Trump Seeks Election Fraud Probe Trump Takes Aim at 'Millions' of Votes Top Adviser Repeats Vote-Fraud Claims Reporters and editors have become accustomed to the "shaving off the edges" of Trump-related stories, one said, especially in headlines and initial paragraphs.
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The debate on Wednesday night between France's two presidential candidates, Marine Le Pen of the far-right National Front and the centrist former economy minister Emmanuel Macron, was more like an angry American-style television shoutfest than the reasoned discussion of issues the French have become accustomed to.
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While it is true the first two years of the Trump administration have been a huge departure from what we've become accustomed to, I do not believe the country is divided now more than ever and there are Confederate monuments peppered around the country that supports my viewpoint.
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Founded by ex-Facebookers Koen Bok and Jorn van Dijk, Framer has set out to ride (and power) a trend that is seeing every company having to become a digital business and often a product-first company, as consumers become accustomed to high-quality apps and other desirable digital experiences.
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"We are happy that schools will be able to acquire our trade edition of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' — a superior reading experience, with its larger trim size and greater durability — at the lower price they have become accustomed to," Michael Morrison, the president and publisher of HarperCollins, said in a statement.
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As one of the lawyers who filed a federal lawsuit that upended an initial travel ban President Trump imposed on citizens of Iran and several other countries, she said she had become accustomed to receiving frantic messages day and night about people who are detained at airports and facing imminent deportation.
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Contrary to popular belief, Democrats have now become accustomed to explaining that, in their view, enforcement-only approaches will unnecessarily cost taxpayers billions of dollars, cause needless harm and separation to families who have been here for decades and lead to massive disruptions in the economy and further exploitation of illegal workers.
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Gross is essentially of the opinion that central banks can no longer help the economy (and may be actively harming it), investors will get nowhere near the returns they have become accustomed to over the past few decades, and long-term structural trends like automation will leave people without jobs or income.
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But you know we're really trying to encourage a free global trade environment that we've become accustomed to, because we think it's good for it's good for our industry, it's good for our business because of the relationships that we've built in China over the years and the large customers that we have.
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"The fact that the security detail assisting her as she clumsily attempted to enter her vehicle after abruptly ending her participation at a 9/11 event did not appear surprised as if dealing with something new, makes one wonder if such awkward moments are something they have become accustomed to," he said.
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Since the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut in December 2012, there have been about 2,000 mass shootings in the US. We've become accustomed to a horrific, yet familiar, cycle: a mass shooting takes place, the debate about America's gun problem bubbles up, and after a while, it fades.
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A: What we've become accustomed to in recent times are films that offer you action and high stakes inside of that action, and we do have high stakes and we do have action, but it's told in a very patient, laid back way that keeps you engaged without distracting you with a lot of effects.
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Ceferin, a Slovenian lawyer elected in February to a second term as the leader of UEFA, European soccer's governing body, has become accustomed to carefully tempering his comments, to steering clear of trouble in whatever he chooses to say publicly, but this month he knows his every word will be parsed even more than usual.
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While teens and adults have become accustomed to being able to reach and be reached by others on smart devices at any day or time, only 11.9% of kids 11 years old and younger will have a smartphone this year, which is significantly lower than the 69.1% penetration of internet users for that age group.
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He spoke of the need to ''send a message'' to ''the Assad regime and to ISIL that the United States will continue to play the role that it has, that the world has become accustomed to it playing — mainly the role of alleviating suffering at the source and of being a refuge for the most vulnerable people.
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I used the Scuf Vantage for quite a while last year, and while I personally don't think most shooter or competitive gameplay styles require you to have four back paddles to play at a high level (with maybe the exception of Fortnite), I can certainly sympathize with people who've become accustomed to playing with that many additional inputs.
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It was across this backdrop that I decided to examine something that has been bothering me for quite some time; specifically, why on earth have we become accustomed to valuing SaaS companies (both public and private ones) in terms of revenue multiples rather than more traditional measures of value such as earnings or free cash flow?
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As we think about the products and think about the things that we add to them, we're very deliberate in terms of creating a curated set of products which are going to fill your home with music, but not create the kind of tech cycles and repurchase cycles that the world's kind of become accustomed to with mobile.
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Some people who had become accustomed to having relatively free-flowing access to Trump have found their contact sharply reduced since Kelly replaced Reince PriebusReinhold (Reince) Richard PriebusTrump blasts Scaramucci as 'incapable' Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump's no racist — he's an equal opportunity offender MORE as chief of staff last July.
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The choice of Yogi Adityanath — who has been repeatedly accused of stirring anti-Muslim sentiments — to lead Uttar Pradesh, came as a shock to many political observers here, who have become accustomed to the carefully moderated public positions of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in line with his projected image as a pro-development leader and global statesman.
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It fell to John F. Kelly, his chief of staff, who is also a newcomer to high-stakes legislative talks, and is still learning to channel Mr. Trump's fluctuating impulses, to haggle over the details with Republican leaders, who have become accustomed to plunging into tricky negotiations without a clear sense of what the president would accept.
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The findings underscore the new reality facing tech giants like Facebook as they enter the next phase of their evolution: The days of easy revenue growth by simply ramping up the amount of ads are over, and companies need to get more creative with sources of revenue to provide the kind of double-digit growth patterns that investors have become accustomed to.
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It's unclear where the precise "230-day" figure actually comes from (other than the fact that it's the average length of a month), but another number that's frequently tossed around in behavioral psychology circles is 230 days, or three weeks, which stemmed from plastic surgeon Dr. Maxwell Maltz's observations of how long it took for his patients to become accustomed to their new faces.
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When you've been objectified your entire life and become accustomed to being a second-class citizen in many, many ways — constantly told that you aren't worth the same as men, basically, and that your body comes first, or what you look like comes first — it makes a lot more sense to me that a lot of women don't even recognize when they're being harassed.
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"...When you've been objectified your entire life and become accustomed to being a second-class citizen in many, many ways — constantly told that you aren't worth the same as men, basically, and that your body comes first, or what you look like comes first — it makes a lot more sense to me that a lot of women don't even recognize when they're being harassed," the People v.
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TfL's spokesman has clearly become accustomed to being grilled by journalists on this topic, and points to comments made by UK information commissioner, Elizabeth Denham, last month who, when asked about the trial at a local government oversight meeting, described it as "a really good example of a public body coming forward with a plan, a new initiative, consulting us deeply and doing a proper privacy impact assessment".
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I spoke out about Disney in spite of the fact that I am well aware that Bob Iger is by far not the worst offender as far as excessive compensation goes, but because I want to bring attention to the issue of inequality more broadly and to shine a light on all that we have gradually allowed ourselves to become accustomed to in the name of this fundamentalist version of capitalism we currently practice.
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Included in that group are the competitive states that Americans have become accustomed to in recent years, like Colorado and Virginia — which are new to the group of highly competitive presidential states — as well as states that have longer histories reflecting the nation, like Nevada and Ohio, which nearly always vote for the presidential winner, as well as Florida, the biggest state in the Union that has been perennially competitive over the past handful of elections.
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While a musician like Collier is clearly riding on our prized classical notions of musical genius that are problematic because they represent an exclusionary elitism, his virtuoso musical skills also coincide with his skills at contemporary technological innovation (he builds his own hardware and is pushing the boundaries of immersive live performances, plus he's known for his nuanced utilization of social media to push his career) in ways that seem go beyond the stuffy old criteria for genius we've become accustomed to.
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And in that position you become accustomed to the idea that the story will never come out no matter what — so that, for instance, when the respected psychologist and sociologist of the priesthood Richard Sipe publicly quoted documents from a legal settlement with one of McCarrick's targets ("He put his arms around me and wrapped his legs around mine … The Archbishop kept saying, 'Pray for your poor uncle' "), it was like a tree falling in an empty forest, and no one heard the sound.
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