MORE's daughters at the beginning and end of his presidency.
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LIFE'S beginning and end are, to most religions, sacred moments.
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Everything between beginning and end is colored by that knowledge.
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Is that the beginning and end of the measure of her fortitude?
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At the beginning, my script had narration at the beginning and end.
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You really helped me write the beginning and end of this movie!
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And this is a continuous process -- there is no beginning and end.
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At most, procedural matters are translated at the very beginning and end.
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That's the beginning and end of what we know about Black Panther 2.
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It's a flight they took at the beginning and end of every semester.
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The photon, in other words, has definite reality at the beginning and end.
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We're too busy to start at the beginning and end at the end.
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The students were assessed at the beginning and end of the school year.
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Patagonia CEO Rose Marcario meditates at the beginning and end of each day.
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It can get annoying, especially at the beginning and end of a show.
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For the beginning and end of the drive, however, the humans are now optional.
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The United States often adds value at the beginning and end of the process.
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MRI scans of their brains were done at the beginning and end of the study.
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We know the beginning and end points, but we don't know what happened in between.
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Here's a question: What does the beginning and end of our story have in common?
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With surgery, there's a clear beginning and end, an expected outcome, healing and then completion.
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The beginning and end of its genetic code were present, but the middle was missing.
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So you don't have real actors, and apparently no script aside from a beginning and end.
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It's traditional in the sense that you chant together at the beginning and end of class.
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For most people, in most situations, smartphones are the beginning and end of a photography toolkit.
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Normally, double stacks have short vertical entries crossing the beginning and end of the longer answers.
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It only gets creepier with "Silent Night" playing at the beginning and end of the trailer.
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Sometimes just a beginning and end, and someone like Kirby or Ditko would often change stuff.
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Unfortunately, that's mostly the beginning and end of the list when it comes to the Astros.
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Impressive, but at least in my education, that is the beginning and end of the discussion.
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If the producers put him at the beginning and end of the limo entrances, he's a keeper.
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THUMP: Is it just us, or are those hoofbeats at the beginning and end of Bleeding Arrows?
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The library's scroll retains nearly 80% of the original text, with only the beginning and end missing.
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Despite the same four words appearing at its beginning and end, "Un Coup de Dés" feels incomplete.
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She combined sketch comedy and dance by doing skits at the beginning and end of her choreography.
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The beginning and end are deliberately trite, with showbiz music; but the middle is separate, extended, odd.
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Most of the activity in the stock market happens at the beginning and end of the day.
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CNN has confirmed that al-Shamrani was undergoing training during the beginning and end of that month.
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In fact, we only see Dev, Arnold, and Dennis at the very beginning and end of the episode.
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The Fourier transform treats a data segment as if it is cyclical, looping together the beginning and end.
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Minhaj also burns a few minutes at the beginning and end of the episode cracking jokes about Fortnite.
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Then mourner after mourner threw dirt three times into the hole, signifying the beginning and end of things.
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When you're done, there's a basic editor on board to trim the beginning and end of the broadcast.
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Participants were asked to use the UV sanitizers twice daily, at the beginning and end of a shift.
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Snowmageddon was sandwiched between two other blizzards at the beginning and end of February, prolonging the cleanup process.
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In hindsight, the beginning and end also feel somewhat rushed, ostensibly to present the policemen's viciousness in painstaking detail.
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The beginning and end of the story, for Trump, is that American schools are broken because America is broken.
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We see Bey at the beginning and end of the video, in which the camera pans around the table.
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I do the whole week's laundry, which I love because it's a task with a clear beginning and end.
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They're also re-architecting how Edge handles animations by removing duplicate frames at the beginning and end of loops.
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The beginning and end of the installation is also not strictly defined; it depends on where one enters from.
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The beginning and end of Miyazaki's career presents two very different views on how a life is best lived.
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Vivian's looks from the beginning and end of "Pretty Woman" are equally iconic, thanks to Julia Roberts' endearing performance.
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Drivers will also only see the "general area" of the beginning and end point of a trip after it ends.
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And at the beginning and end of the video, RDJ is the Easter Bunny you see in his tweet above.
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Kanye West's name was used to promote merchandise without his express consent—that's the beginning and end of his complaint.
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This is especially true at the beginning and end of the game, where the non-interactive story sequences are plentiful.
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While the character&aposs disability is not skirted around, it&aposs also not the beginning and end of his character.
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Athletic rosters will be audited at the beginning and end of every academic year and cross-checked with admissions lists.
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At Ben's security level, it's all the couple is afforded: an embrace at the beginning and end of each visit.
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These works, like all the others, point to Fadda's bigger thesis: that Jerusalem is the beginning and end point of globalism.
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Or maybe it's when they neatly bookend the film with the beginning and end of the movie having the same scene.
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In other words, the longer students spent learning, the more progress they made between the beginning and end of the year.
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Laws may be suspended or passed during a war that has a clear beginning and end without too much lasting damage.
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Flight time to Los Angeles was ultimately about 13 hours and 12 minutes, plus taxi time at the beginning and end.
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A disaster's beginning and end might be obscure, but that doesn't excuse us from figuring out the causes and true costs.
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He performed at the beginning and end of the event, playing piano and reading poetry, with Mr. Tanaka and with various ensembles.
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Finite is stuff that should be handled with the back of the hand, and there's a finite beginning and end to it.
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The Slate Political Gabfest features ads at the beginning and end of each episode as well as between the show's four segments.
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"What they're saying is the lease and the key are the beginning and end of the story," Berman Jackson said to Zehnle.
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A stay in New England, teaching at Williams College, inspired many of the poems in "Beginning and End of the Snow" (1991).
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In fact, this astronomical effect is referred to as the "diamond ring effect," and it signals the beginning (and end) of totality.
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I was struck by how he invoked the founders at the beginning and end of his presentation, making lofty appeals to history.
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It cannot be described as anything but an embarrassment and a travesty," Mr. Abbas wrote in his book "Zionism: Beginning and End.
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What to watch: Peele himself pops up as the deadpan narrator, just like Serling did at the beginning and end of each episode.
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That is basically the beginning and end of their feud, but let's break down exactly how it was triggered, then semi-resolved, here.
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Smiling at the beginning and end of your interview — but not as much in between — will make you seem more approachable and likable.
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The beginning and end of Em's on-record gay bashing was to be a punkish provocateur; he couldn't have asked for better press.
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This author argues that gender — along with sexual orientation, race and other identity markers — is not the beginning and end of any person.
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A slight disunity in the crowd scenes at the beginning and end of Act II will probably sort itself out in future performances.
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Qavi was widely mocked and later fired from a religious committee charged with sighting the moon at the beginning and end of Ramadan.
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And a classified video would likely have a marking at least at the beginning and end, even after it was okayed for public consumption.
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Presidents are commonly evaluated by the comparative value of the peso against the dollar at the beginning and end of their six-year terms.
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The editable posters are essentially title cards that you can add to the beginning and end (or any place in between) of your videos.
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One of the most important tracks in the game, "I Picture You Before Me," is featured at two key moments: the beginning and end.
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But everyone can read their body language at the beginning and end of the meeting, when a few photojournalists are allowed in the room.
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And each person underwent both a cardiac CT scan and a 3D ultrasound of their heart at the beginning and end of the study.
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About 30 relatives, mostly women, stood up to mouth and signal messages to the defendants at the beginning and end of the court session.
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" The internet, Ross One said, is "the beginning and end of any conversation about things that used to be sacred that are now not.
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I wanted to sample my dad at the beginning and end of the track, using his voice from the NFB film The Spirit Within.
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To start, Hanold says you should make sure your resume is updated with the correct beginning and end date of your most recent position.
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She's having a conversation with Shang that, like that hypothetical Heptapod sentence, begins at both beginning and end and moves back toward its middle.
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The new museum explores the living culture of Jerusalem, which curator Reem Fadda sees as a city that exemplifies the beginning and end of globalism.
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At the beginning and end of the rant, he mentioned the controversy surrounding the Seth Rich conspiracy and said that he's spoken with Rich's family.
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The controls allow you to trim the beginning and end of your podcast, so you can cut out issues like false starts or other chatter.
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Its first title poem—there are two, at the beginning and end of the book, and they operate as poles—is both elegy and investigation.
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But Muthana argues in the lawsuit that's not the case because his letter shows the UN knew the beginning and end dates of his service.
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Be sure to backstitch (sew over multiple times) at the beginning and end of the seam, since the elastic will be pulling at those spots.
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The Austrian poet Ingeborg Bachmann's teenage years overlapped almost precisely with the official beginning and end of World War II. Her father was a Nazi.
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They wondered, for instance, whether warm-weather teams fared better or worse at the beginning and end of the season, but no worthwhile patterns emerged.
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Between beginning and end: A mountaintop twister coated in treacherous ice, momentum-breaking spills surrounding a track that doesn't look narrow, but soon feels it.
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The real Kardashian appears twice at the beginning and end of the video but does absolutely nothing besides stare fiercely into the camera while power posing.
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Everyone basically agrees on when Lil Wayne's hottest run happened—roughly 2005 to 2009—although the exact beginning and end points are constantly up for debate.
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They will be shown in a vignette format that, in a break with tradition, features strip panel lines at the beginning and end of each segment.
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The index was positive 22008% of the time, with the two exceptions occurring in 22009 and 20.9, at the beginning and end of the Great Depression.
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It also does an analysis of the beginning and end of each three-second motion photo and attempts to trim the clip to make better-looking loops.
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It marked the beginning and end of every season—an experience I'm still very grateful for getting to live in the delicious and eccentric way we did.
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Not only do they appear in all of our finest publications, but Jenner's Lip Kits are basically the beginning and end of all celebrity-branded lip products.
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You might not refer to it as such, but the dates listed at the top of your regular 'scope mark the beginning and end of your season.
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The turnover in the Trump administration looks a lot more like something that usually happens at the beginning and end of presidential terms — not in the middle.
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The Lame Duck Amendment was adopted in 1934; it moved the beginning and end of the terms of the president and vice president from March 4 to Jan.
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US District Judge Emmet Sullivan warned at the beginning and end of arguments that no one should read into his questions as suggesting he was leaning one way.
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It is, in fact, a new kind of aurora, appearing like a line with a beginning and end, as opposed to a typically oval shape like the others.
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It's a bit like bittorrent, which gets whatever pieces it can whenever it can, compared with traditional downloads, that start at the beginning and end at the end.
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Instead, they filmed short interviews which aired at the beginning and end of each episode, usually answering one question asked by a kid in a previously-taped segment.
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The star ingredient here is melatonin, which is a hormone produced by our bodies that helps sync our internal clocks with the beginning and end of the day.
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It scored fine team tries at the beginning and end of the first half and showed spirit to fight back within 3 points after trailing by 18-5.
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At the beginning and end of the film, Solange, in a glittering dress, dances alongside a mysteriously hooded Holy Ghost, revealed at the end as a black man.
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Still, the names of fallen soldiers, projected on a scrim, appear at the beginning and end of the opera, a Maya Lin-style reminder of wartime's leveling effects.
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That included, at the beginning and end, the arresting image that introduced her, with a pair of armless zombies in tow designed to keep other "walkers" at bay.
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To ensure compliance with the rule, managers and general managers would formally attest at the beginning and end of every season that their players were not stealing signs.
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For example, her practice of noting the exact date and time of a drawing's beginning and end demonstrates this interest in cataloguing, in sorting work by mathematical measure.
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They found that the annual rate of opioid use had stayed flat between the beginning and end of the time period, though there were some year-to-year fluctuations.
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For an extra $6 subscribers get zero commercials, albeit with specific exceptions on certain popular shows that get an ad at the beginning and end of each streamed episode.
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The driver would be responsible for navigating surface streets at the beginning and end of a trip, but would be able to activate self-driving mode during freeway driving.
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However, laps performed at the beginning and end of an interval weren't always accurate, and stroke count measurements were off by a few counts in all but two occasions.
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So spend some time at the beginning and end of each day and come up with 3-5 things you like about yourself and your situation at that time.
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No artificial lighting was used inside the crater, so aside from the very beginning and end, when there was sunlight, the performance could not be captured by cellphone cameras.
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It recommended that each president of the General Assembly, elected annually by the 193 member states, make financial disclosures at the beginning and end of his or her term.
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On Sundays at noon, Elsz, a Brooklyn singer and musician, teaches yoga that is elevated by her harp playing and soothing singing at the beginning and end of class.
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The closest they come is as part of bigger scenes that feature other Resistance members on the jungle planet Ajan Kloss at the beginning and end of the film.
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This contradicts the Economist magazine&aposs theory "U-bend of life," which says people are happiest at the beginning and end of life and most depressed in the middle.
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Use a clean smudging brush to soften the dark purple hue, extend the color at the beginning and end, then top it with a slightly brighter purple in the center.
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The generic "read more this year" resolution hasn't really ever worked for me because I tend to need projects with structure and purpose, as well as beginning and end points.
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Investment has improved despite two recessions at the beginning and end of the last decade, and despite the substantial effect of the commodity price bust on Canada in recent years.
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Most disturbing is "planet Hebron," where the list of abuses considered normal includes soldiers firing tear gas at schoolchildren to mark the beginning and end of each day of school.
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An Amazon spokesperson also said warehouse staff are being required to clean their workstations and vehicles at the beginning and end of every shiftVisit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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That information included a list of every call he had made during that period as well as his geographical location at the beginning and end of each of those calls.
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Facebook rolled out new video tools, including improvements to live video that will allow creators edit the beginning and end of clips and broadcast rehearsal videos just to page admins.
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The study did not look comprehensively at how many people were uprooted by "slow onset" disasters like droughts where it is harder to judge the beginning and end, Gore said.
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If you're not already tracking your period, download a period tracker app like Clue and start noting the beginning and end of your period — plus the days when you have PMS.
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It would be a little more believable for Twisty to come back in media and not the actual storyline, so maybe Murphy's reveal is the beginning and end of Twisty's cameo.
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In fact, I've included two speeches by Barack Obama (at the beginning and end of his presidency) to show how much difference there can be across communications from the same person.
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Uber announced Wednesday its latest service will require users to take a short walk at the beginning and end of their rides to secure a faster, cheaper carpool with other riders.
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The name "GE Podcast Theater" is noted at the beginning and end of the series, and on the "cover art" people see when playing an episode on smartphones — but that's it.
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My life for those 16 months was segmented into neat three-hour blocks, at the beginning and end of which I always had something — baby or pump — attached to my breast.
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The Oxfam study did not look comprehensively at how many people were uprooted by "slow onset" disasters like droughts, where it is harder to judge the beginning and end, Gore said.
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Crucially, accurate recall was only enhanced for those four central sentences concerning the emotionally disturbing events; memory about the mundane beginning and end were no better than in the control subjects.
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At the beginning and end of the month, there are two meteor showers that will be worth looking up at: the Draconids in early October followed by the Orionids towards month's end.
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If you have seen the shows (or don't scream bloody murder about spoilers), you'll see the interesting juxtaposition of the beginning and end of a TV show right next to each other.
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SO YOU GOT TO BE CAREFUL, YOU KNOW, WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT THE BEGINNING AND END OF THE QUARTER, AS IF THAT'S, YOU KNOW, DESCRIBING WHAT'S REALLY GOING ON IN THE ECONOMY.
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Interestingly enough, the researchers also discovered that there would be less cloud cover because of the two suns, with clearer skies to enjoy such a dramatic beginning and end to each day.
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For these reasons I recommend people have budgets at the beginning and end of their careers, but don't necessarily need them as they get settled — which is what we see with millionaires.
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The focal point of Mecca is the Grand Mosque, where Muslim pilgrims circumambulate the Kaaba, a cubic building at the center of the mosque, at the beginning and end of the pilgrimage.
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It won iTunes dance album of the year and it felt like this was both the beginning and end a decade of disco that had created some really special parties and artists.
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You can read a lot more about Java Applets here, but for a good while these self-contained boxes running Java programs were the beginning and end of the interactive, dynamic web.
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Publishers will also be able to trim the beginning and end of a live video, and can live broadcast for as long as eight hours — double the previous limit of four hours.
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Once you add the clips to the timeline, you can drag them into a different order, trim off the boring parts and the beginning and end, or split one clip into two.
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At the beginning and end of the study, the participants were given psychological assessments that evaluated factors of their mental health, such as their mood, vitality, motivations, and symptoms of depression and anxiety.
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It's meant to be spoken at the beginning and end of prayers, meditations, and chants in order to clear away spiritual obstacles and to reaffirm the intentions of the rite once it's over.
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Poverty rose during the Carter and George H.W Bush presidencies, partially as a consequence of their economic and budgetary policies, while rates at the beginning and end of the Reagan administration were unchanged.
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In Tehran, public health officials have said they are disinfecting buses at least four times a day and cleaning trains in the city's subway system at the beginning and end of each line.
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DeGeneres, best known for her lighthearted talk show and likeability, said she's even gotten a little sick of dancing, which was for many years a signature of the beginning and end of her show.
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And while I found the broad arguments at the beginning and end of this book to be fascinating and persuasive, I yawned periodically over details of the Rig Veda, neo-Confucians or Sikh ideology.
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People inside Disney have aggressively dismissed that notion, saying Mr. Staggs's departure caused Mr. Iger anguish – they are friends – and that the rigor of succession planning is the beginning and end of the story.
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Even though 2017 had a weak La Niña present in the beginning and end of the year, it failed to regulate the planet's high temperature caused by ever-increasing amounts of greenhouse gas concentrations.
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Each day that the House of Commons meets, the sergeant-at-arms — another historical role which dates to the 1400s — brings the mace into the House at the beginning and end of a sitting.
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Not a complete, stand-alone journey with beginning and end, but a sort of formless middle, designed to lull listeners into slumber and trap them there, in hopes that they might never press stop.
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In addition to the 60 days of the study, there's 5 days of orientation, and 14 days of rest and rehabilitation in the beginning and end of the study, totalling an 89-day commitment.
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Setting up "young male anger" as the beginning and end of rock music obviously ignores the massive influence that people who aren't men have had on guitar music and its nearby fury since inception.
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The EIA's weekly and monthly surveys both showed domestic gasoline consumption was subdued in January, most likely because of bad weather affecting large parts of the country at the beginning and end of the month.
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He pointed out in a recent note to clients that the so-called Smart Money Index, which compares trading action at the beginning and end of day trading, appears to have bottomed on January 12.
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At the beginning and end of the three-week trial, all participants were assessed with well-validated scales measuring depression, anxiety, current mood, memory and self-efficacy (confidence in one's ability to exert control over behavior).
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Sure, 2014's The Evil Within, his last gig as director, had a couple of rough instant-fail stealth sections at the beginning and end, but the middle of that game was pure, brilliant survival horror.
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Microsoft's event focused on hardware at the beginning and end Once again, Microsoft offered a compelling event for those of us who enjoy the boardroom intrigue of the games industry as much as the games themselves.
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Amid the drama, the tracks are linked together cohesively, Brewis tells me, with little markers at the beginning and end of each to loop the whole thing together, making it a little less chaotic and experimental.
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But this one may be more difficult for viewers to comprehend, given that the only hints of the project's purpose come at the beginning and end, which, because of the barge's movement, many viewers will miss.
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The hit reality show Married at First Sight — which documents the first weeks of married of life for a couple who met at the altar — is getting two new spinoffs about the beginning and end of relationships.
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Windowing is a standard technique of smoothly dialing a signal to zero at the beginning and end of a segment of data before doing a mathematical operation called a "Fourier transform" that facilitates comparisons to other data.
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Mr. Bakri and Ms. Valverde have chemistry — their dance sequences at the beginning and end are especially lovely, as is everything else onscreen, from the majestic shots of highlands and deserts to the interiors of lavish homes.
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These experiences at both the beginning and end of my career in intelligence gave me a strong appreciation for the rigorous processes that existed for IC personnel to offer dissent or blow the whistle on improper conduct.
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Available on the music service's mobile app, the new feature lets users trim down tracks viewable in a wave format, setting the beginning and end at specific time, fading in and out and even adjusting the song's tempo.
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The Applied Research team quickly designed and led a study on military breachers, rigging its own blast gauges and subjecting the recruits and trainers to neuropsychological tests at the beginning and end of a two-week breaching course.
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These children who play with officers or eat free ice cream grow up to become the black youth that police target at the beginning and end of each month in order to meet their arrest quotas, she said.
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If it becomes feasible for the N.B.A. to restart in June or July, it's quite possible that the beginning and end dates of the 2020-21 season will be pushed back and could overlap with the delayed Olympics.
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Apart from brief sequences at the beginning and end that frame the main narrative — most of what we see is, in effect, a flashback from Marianne's point of view — the film never leaves the house and its surroundings.
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I don't know all the particulars, but at the beginning and end of the day we'll do everything we can to help the people just as we did for Texas and Florida to get back on their feet.
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The razzle dazzle of the Audi system leaves the impression that it wants to entertain you, or at least to make driving more of cinematic experience via the virtual cockpit and retracting screen, with a clear beginning and end.
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Editor's note: The graph was corrected to show the specific dates of the beginning and end of each conflict (the initial graph relied on Congressional Research Service material defining broader periods of war that determined eligibility of veterans' benefits).
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That said, there are times when I'll hear a song, and it's clear there is some Spazz influence: stop and start fastcore with a breakdown, two or three vocalists, and a weird sample at the beginning and end of the track.
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Hawking's formidable mind probed the very limits of human understanding both in the vastness of space and in the bizarre sub-molecular world of quantum theory, which he said could predict what happens at the beginning and end of time.
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Don't get too caught up about being exact with the in and out points; it's actually not a bad idea to grab a few extra seconds at the beginning and end of a selected clip and then trim the results later.
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It functions, then, like a mystery moving from its beginning and end toward its middle, to the degree that it flashes between the Unabomber investigation in 1995 and 1996 and the build-up to Kaczynski's trial in 1997 and 1998.
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Trying to explain the cultural significance of the 'duh... duh... duh... duh, duh, duh-duh-duh-duh's at the beginning and end of Eastenders to someone who doesn't already know is like trying to explain the taste of bananas to aliens.
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Public transit agencies are increasingly exploring how autonomous buses could help reduce operating costs, improve service on low-ridership or specialized routes, and bridge gaps at the beginning and end of public transit trips — so-called first- and last-mile connections.
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"I think what they're really expressing, and most white-collar workers would never say this, is that these technologies are appropriating time at the beginning and end of days, without any kind of payment," he said in a phone interview.
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By contrast, they feel, things that happened at the beginning and end of their chosen 30 years need to be better known, so that all the travails of the Ottoman Christians over that time can be seen as a single sequence.
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There was tiered seating for a baby-boomer choir that sang at the nine-thirty service, a performance area for the Gen X house band at eleven, and sky-high stained-glass windows depicting the beginning and end of the world.
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Sure, this is less than we might normally spend on a pile of gifts for the whole family, but we recognize that this kind of money, dedicated to a singular meal that has a finite beginning and end, is lavish.
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Many countries reverted back to standard time after the war, only to pick up daylight saving again during World War II. Daylight saving time is now used in over 70 countries worldwide, although the beginning and end dates vary from country to country.
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This says 'I do sports,' which also happens to be about the beginning and end of any conversation you ever have that isn't about where you work and how work is and how work is going and that promotion you got at work.
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According to Amazon, drivers are responsible for wiping down all surfaces in their vehicles with provided wipes at the beginning and end of each shift, and they're encouraged to use hand sanitizer or wash their hands for at least 20 seconds frequently.
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The Hotel Cortez is from that region as well and given the brief cameo that occurred both at the beginning and end of the episode, it's safe to say that the storylines from season 5 and season 9 are already starting to intertwine.
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Given such skewed conceptions, is it really any surprise that tests conducted near the beginning and end of university careers indicate many universities—some prestigious and others not— add little to students' ability to address a body of information and reach well-reasoned conclusions .
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And when, at the beginning and end of the first episode, they all stand on a New York City platform, hold hands, and scream as a train whips by, it feels exactly like the kind of friendship ritual that's silly and moving all at once.
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Every day I see variations at both the beginning and end of life: a young man abandoned by friends as he struggles with opioid addiction; an older woman getting by on tea and toast, living in filth, no longer able to clean her cluttered apartment.
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That Snakehips are trying to warn us of an impending Zaynocalypse, and that the person being arrested at the beginning and end of this music video is the mad scientist responsible for transporting all of the alterna-Zayns out of their reality and into our own.
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She references books like 2015's The Beginning and End of Rape: Confronting Sexual Violence in Native America or 1992's The Sacred Hoop: Recovering the Feminine in American Indian Traditions that examined pressing issues in the lives of indigenous women years before the #MeToo movement.
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But the beginning and end of the film, and most of the stuff with Doug in the tank in the lab, are done with this dry-for-wet process, where you put the actors up on wires, you float props around, we pinned Elisa's hair back.
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In it, Ian (Jeremy Renner), Louise's fellow Heptapod communicator, asks the audience to imagine writing a sentence with both hands, starting at beginning and end and working back toward the middle, somehow knowing exactly how far you'd have to space words apart to meet in the middle.
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In the course of testing its Cruise fleet, GM has made use of a smartphone app that allows a user to choose a beginning and end point for the trip, and it's very likely we'll see similar technology used in any consumer-facing trials at a larger scale.
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"It's not only a measurable amount of time (a clear beginning and end, something to look forward to), but it's also adequate time to really make a change," says Keri Glassman, a registered dietitian nutritionist and the CEO and founder of the lifestyle and wellness company Nutritious Life.
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With watchOS 5.0, the Apple Watch will also be able to more intelligently detect the beginning and end of workout sessions, automatically logging data if you've hurried out the door and forgot to hit start, while automatically turning off the tracking when it detects a period of inactivity.
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" New Mexico patient data reports: Compared to non-users, medical cannabis enrollees "were more likely either to reduce daily opioid prescription dosages between the beginning and end of the sample period (83.8 percent versus 44.8 percent) or to cease filling opioid prescriptions altogether (40.5 percent versus 3.4 percent).
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The vets in the program take a survey about topics including mental health at the program's beginning and end to measure its success, but Murphy said the most powerful feedback he gets is when vets pull him aside at the end to explain why it mattered so much to them.
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In late August, Sarah and Todd Palin marked 31 years of marriage together: three decades, five children, five grandchildren and the beginning and end of a national political career — and as many more stints on reality TV. But this time next year, there may not be a 32nd wedding anniversary.
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While the attacks in Paris at the beginning and end of 2015, which were linked to al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) and the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), respectively received a great deal more attention in global media, it is in Africa where terrorism has been surging.
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The largest church in Christendom was dark at the start of the long service as the pope carved into a candle the numbers of the year 2019 and the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet - Alpha and Omega - signifying that God is the beginning and end of all things.
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Bingo and his parents, at the beginning and end, are blank, looming forms; in the commuting and work scenes that make up the bulk of the book, Pushwagner draws thousands of vehicles or desks or workers in symmetrical perspective with a thin, uneasy line, receding into infinitesimal marks at the horizon.
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But the Berkman Center for Internet & Society's Berklett Cybersecurity Project report, Don't Panic: Making Progress on the "Going Dark" Debate, which it published on Monday, makes clear that focusing on end-to-end encryption as the beginning and end of surveillance is ignoring everything else that's happening in the world of technological development.
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The big picture: A more efficient system would better tailor transit technologies to their environments — with buses and trains on heavily traveled routes and on-demand transportation in low-density areas — and integrate sparse areas with mainline service to overcome transit's perennial "last-mile problem" at the beginning and end of trips.
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Basically, IHMC manages these complex navigation operations by specifying a beginning and end point for the robot, and then mapping all possible paths on a footstep-by-footstep basis, evaluating the cost of each and ultimately arriving at a best possible path — all of which can occur relatively quickly on modern hardware.
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"There's a tendency with theater to think of each show as its own beginning and end, but what's important to me is the whole thread of the work," Ms. LeCompte said, adding, "I'm deeply grateful to the Gish Prize for recognizing that our company is still in it for the long haul."
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Global Soccer LONDON — If anything was more stirring than the way Hal Robson-Kanu looked just like Johan Cruyff when he turned and tricked three Belgians to score, it was the way the entire Wales team found their voices at the beginning and end of their win in the European Championships quarterfinal.
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Much like the train conductor of The Final Station, there's no discrete beginning and end point to the situation we're in, and we just have to keep moving in a direction that habit tells us is forward, to operate under the assumption that we might be able to do something about our circumstances.
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The merged venture can benefit from the blockchain wallet because it enables the company to keep track of its fleet's health and potentially track users who treat the cars poorly — the wallet can securely record a car's mechanical condition and other telemetric data at the beginning and end of a user's journey, for instance.
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They make their case as a growing number of countries worldwide are grappling with how much autonomy to give patients and doctors to make decisions about care at the very beginning and end of life, particularly in an era when new technology and social media keep pushing the boundaries of long-held personal and religious beliefs.
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Rowe warned however that there was a lot more to do - He relinquished the role to McDonald on Wednesday - Division's annual revenue at beginning and end of the tenure: 4 billion pounds and 3.9 billion pounds respectively, with the division now renamed Clothing and Home (Reporting by Rahul B and Esha Vaish in Bengaluru; Editing by Keith Weir)
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Kerry admitted Hamas "continues to pursue an extremist agenda, they refuse to accept Israel's very right to exist, they have a one-state vision of their own" – and while that should have been the beginning and end of a speech on why the peace process is stalled, it was relegated to an afterthought to cast broader blame on Israeli settlements.
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In a double-blinded, three-year clinical trial published in JAMA, scientists randomized 311 healthy adults without osteoporosis to daily doses of 400, 4,000 or 10,0003 units of vitamin D. At the beginning and end of the study, they used CT scans to calculate bone density in the arm and leg of each participant, and estimated bone strength using mathematical techniques.
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What we're talking about now is really just another version of the quote from Wallace's essay on Borges: that deep-seated contradiction that our slavery-condoning participatory democracy was intentionally founded upon, a gap between reality and idealism in which the necessary rationales for the Republic's beginning and end—for its existence and destruction—have, over the last two centuries, managed to simultaneously reside.
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The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday revived a lawsuit for overtime pay by 122 detention officers at Otero County Prison in New Mexico, who allege that their private employer is violating the Fair Labor Standards Act by not compensating them for time spent in security screenings, "briefings" at the beginning and end of each shift, and obtaining and returning keys, pepper spray and other equipment each day.
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Ahead of the final reveal of the new bikes, Thouvenin sat down with The Verge to talk about the task of resurrecting this part of the Husqvarna brand, while also tackling the problem of designing a bike at a time when motorcycles are at a relatively low point in popularity in the US. Steve Masterson, the president of Kiska's North American shop, chimes in at the beginning and end.
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"This estimate likely understates the reductions in insurance coverage that would actually occur under the Graham-Cassidy legislation, particularly toward the beginning and end of the seven-year period, because it does not account for the challenges states will face in setting up new programs on the bill's proposed timeline, the possibility that uncertainty about the program's future will cause market turmoil toward the end of the seven-year period, or the bill's Medicaid per capita cap and other non-expansion-related Medicaid provisions," the authors wrote.
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The Big Kahuna Burger from Pulp Fiction (1994) All of Pulp Fiction is essentially an homage to fast food: Pumpkin and Honey Bunny hold up a Denny's-type diner at the beginning and end of the film, Vincent Vega (John Travolta) considers the merits of a $5 milkshake for Miss Mia Wallace (Uma Thurman) at the 50s-themed Jack Rabbit Slim's restaurant (don't miss Steve Buscemi moonlighting as their waiter, Buddy Holly), and Vincent and Jules Winnfield's (Samuel L. Jackson)'s discussion about what McDonald's Quarter Pounders are called in Paris.
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I was honest with him when we were talking about my intense ambition, my ambivalence about my then-relationship, my attraction to a writing workshop classmate, the near-constant foghorn of shame I felt at the beginning and end of every day, my (I thought, extraordinary) insecurity, my fear of my graduate school professors, my intense desire to be loved and my belief that I was somehow an inappropriate and unqualified candidate for human intimacy, my sexual problems, my familial challenges, my thesis, my qualifying exams, my scheduled and then experienced brain surgery, my scheduled (and then experienced) heart surgery.
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