Well, I've heard double bind, triple bind, but same concept.
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So Angie's question is, could we use the proteins on the surface of the virus not to bind biological things, not to bind an organic things, but to bind metals?
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That's not to say that THC will exclusively bind to CB218 and CBD will exclusively bind to CB22011.
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A god's arrow is still an arrow, and the rules that bind ours bind theirs just as tightly.
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Just as the ties that bind us to faith seem to defy rational explanation, so do those that bind us to teams, or sporting events.
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But I'm going to tie you up now, bind your hands and feet, bind your mouth to keep you quiet, and put you in the closet.
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The ability of a drug to bind to a specific receptor is a measure known as "affinity," and drugs with strong affinity bind better than those with weaker affinity.
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Although synthetic marijuana products can bind to these receptors, they do so in a different way — they may bind to different cannabinoid receptors than those favored by THC, for example.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Adam Neumann is in a bind.
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") Sir Francis Richards, the former chief of GCHQ (Britain's version of the NSA), told the Economist Radio the new Cold War "has rules that bind us but none that bind the aggressors.
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Between the lines: Intel is in something of a bind.
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Either way, the Fed is in a bind right now.
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With Christmas rapidly approaching, Berg was stuck in a bind.
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All this places the Trump administration in an awful bind.
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This puts Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's coalition in a bind.
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Talk of Russian hacking puts Republicans in one last bind.
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Separate from Kushner's legal bind, political pressure continues to build.
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All this puts the big internet firms in a bind.
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So that's going to be putting us in a bind.
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This appears to have put Mr Trump in a bind.
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But it would not bind the rest of the country.
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"It will bind radioactive material to you," the sheet said.
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Even so, last night's referendum will bind his successor, too.
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The government is in a bind, but could help itself.
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John Lewis has been in that bind all his life.
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Those sweet tones bind really well with the bitter beer.
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Trump's bullying puts the bureaucracy in a terrible bind. Pushing
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All of this leaves Britain in something of a bind.
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So Mr Ryan is in at least a logical bind.
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I am certainly willing to help out in a bind.
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The Memo: Absent paychecks may put Trump in a bind.
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It would bind the U.S. to the Paris climate agreement.
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The suggested trade actions have put businesses in a bind.
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BIND US APARTHow Enlightened Americans Invented Racial SegregationBy Nicholas GuyattIllustrated.
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The situation has put crypto investors in quite the bind.
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By the late 1960s, the Republicans were in a bind.
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The heightened tensions have put the Pentagon in a bind.
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I also gathered information from my transgender friends who bind.
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The way out of this bind is trickier to envision.
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"There are so many ties that bind," Ms. Ooi said.
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But this national aversion puts Vietnam's leadership in a bind.
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Yes, but: Many ties still bind the 2 countries' industries.
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There's no denying that Puerto Rico is in a bind.
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VIKTOR YANUKOVYCH, out of office, found himself in a bind.
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Mr Zlochevsky, out of office, found himself in a bind.
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Mr Zelensky, newly installed in office, was in a bind.
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For months, Republicans in Missouri found themselves in a bind.
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Trans men often use compression bras to bind their breasts.
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The Vietnam War put the nonaligned states in a bind.
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Harvey also wriggled out of a bind in the fourth.
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But not all vanilla flavour users are in a bind.
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Brexit has loosened the ties that bind the United Kingdom.
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Richardson relaxed, sure that he had avoided the immediate bind.
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But elsewhere, it was chewing at the ties that bind.
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The executive branch "cannot bind the legislative branch," Eoyang said.
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Would it bind us, surround us all, as luminous beings?
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The Republican Party is in a bind on climate change.
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Trump's emergency has placed Republicans in an untenable political bind.
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Congressional Democrats with national aspirations are stuck in a bind.
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" Isaac Schankler - Ladykiller in a Bind OST "Ladykiller in a Bind is an erotic visual novel by the creators of Analogue: A Hate Story about social manipulation, crossdressing, and girls tying up other girls.
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These comments from Trump could put Republican leaders in a bind.
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The offer may have left the Trump administration in a bind.
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But that positioning could one day put Netflix in a bind.
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Now it's time for America to bind the wounds of decision.
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Plants are in a bit of a bind in the heat.
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Alcohol molecules are also the wrong shape to bind to charcoal.
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"She is in a bind," says Koichi Nakano of Sophia University.
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Many people who bind regard the practice as a necessary evil.
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They can bind and hide as easily as they can share.
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So, I feel as if I am in a double bind.
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Berlin's rare warning underscores the bind Germany's biggest bank is in.
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Bob Menendez's corruption trial is putting Senate Democrats in a bind.
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Trump's emergency declaration has left Republicans in an untenable political bind.
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How will Mr Ryan get out of this bind in 2016?
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If Menendez were convicted, it could put Democrats in a bind.
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What it would do, however, is bind Ronaldo to a group.
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"They bind to prevent withdrawal, giving some opiate effect," he said.
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The Trump candidacy has put other Republican candidates in a bind.
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In another, they are used to bind and flavor a terrine.
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Instead, many receptors bind to many different molecules and vice versa.
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"I think pro-choicers are in a terrible bind," Pollitt said.
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Grassley is in a double bind, because caving to protect his
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One platform to rule them all, one platform to bind them.
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She hoped that having a child would bind him to her.
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And the First Amendment does not bind private football team owners.
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But for sex workers, it can create something of a bind.
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Those apples will break down during baking and bind the filling.
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But he risks putting his party's congressional candidates in a bind.
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Slowly I began living a life where I couldn't not bind.
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"If you have a law, you bind people automatically," he said.
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Mr. Moon's statement could put the Trump administration in a bind.
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Whether or not to disclose depression is a classic double bind.
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Fast-forward, and the food business is in a similar bind.
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Those they only use, tie, bind, chop off and leave empty.
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Add that all up and Snapchat is in a serious bind.
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Other would-be successors to Trump aren't in the same bind.
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That's the bind that she and other moderate Democrats are in.
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Kamari Simon, 18, was in a similar bind in Terminal 5.
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DOUBLE BIND Women on Ambition Edited by Robin Romm 303 pp.
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Critic's Notebook Crossrail is a megaproject meant to bind London together.
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Those memos, however, do not bind the hands of state prosecutors.
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"That just puts you in a bind right away," Britton said.
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The government is trying to bind up wounds created by sanctions.
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Press and hold the Bind button on the Xbox Wireless Adapter.
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Still, pro-trade Republican elites are in quite a bind themselves.
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The project, known as Crossrail, was intended to bind London together.
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WASHINGTON — The government shutdown is putting House Democrats in a bind.
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That puts Israel's allies in the Democratic Party in a bind.
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There might be a form of nationalism that helps bind a diverse society together, but Trump's seems more likely to bind a "real American" ex-majority in opposition to every other race and faith and group.
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Now the death of Justice Antonin Scalia has him in a bind.
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Add in enough broth to bind, then refrigerate for 20 minutes. 7.
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This puts advocates for a national paid-leave policy in a bind.
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Unexpected moves in the yuan could put Chinese policymakers in a bind.
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Social media amplifies the human tendency to bind with one's own kind.
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The whole weekend is available for you to be bound and bind.
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The last decision is how you want to bind it all together.
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The wounds that Mr Rafsanjani helped bind while alive risk being reopened.
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They are as fragile as the materials that bind citizens to nations.
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To make Brexit a success Mrs May must bind in Mr Hammond.
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Senators who haven't supported the bill are highlighting the bind they face.
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Then a small metal box was used to bind my wrists together.
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Authorities are in a bind because not all cities are the same.
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After three decades of progress, pragmatic reformers are thus in a bind.
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Phthalates These chemicals soften plastics and help scents and chemicals bind together.
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Now, the company is in a bind no matter what it does.
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Mr Trump's trade policies have put Harley-Davidson in a double bind.
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The two-part episode's title — "The Ties That Bind" — says so much.
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The questions also represent a "shared folk wisdom" that bind us together.
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Even her hair coiling across her shoulder seems to bind Laurette/Lorette.
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Each enzyme interacts with and can bind with parts of gluten proteins.
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And now, it's time to restore the ties that bind us together.
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When enrollments rise under a block grant, states are in a bind.
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If you're in a bind and need a quick fix, this'll do.
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The proposed legislation puts Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull in a political bind.
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This bind can prove disastrous: Abusers use pets to control their victims.
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Mr. Peters is in a bind, even if he doesn't see it.
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And urine has chemicals in it that can impact how things bind.
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The BOJ is in a bind over how to manage the economy.
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Now the CSU is in a bind over how best to recover.
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Now he's in a bind, but one that has a silver lining.
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Mr. Kerry can make no promises that will bind the Trump administration.
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Allowing the Democrats to filibuster helps get them out of this bind.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Moon Jae-in is in a bind.
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Well, I think that, you know, they were in a terrible bind.
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It's not obvious, to me, how Democrats get out of that bind.
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But for L.G.B.T.Q. black folk, it has been worse, a double bind.
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Pearlstine's memo encapsulated the bind that so many print newsrooms are in.
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But contractor personnel are in the same bind as their government counterparts.
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If this problem isn't fixed, some institutions could be in a bind.
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When Obamacare put a stop to that, insurers were in a bind.
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Women face the double bind of needing to show competence and likeability.
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She will help bind the wounds of this campaign and the country.
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It's really a bind these poor Wall Street donors find themselves in.
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That puts the taxpayers who accepted the I.R.S. offer in a bind.
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Two weeks ago, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was in a bind.
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Ironically, the findings put President Lyndon B. Johnson in a political bind.
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We must rediscover and strengthen the ties that bind us all together.
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At best, human resources officials may be caught in a thankless bind.
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The reason why, again, is that these organizations bind the US too.
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One Song to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them.
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Witt, therefore, like many women, is caught in something of a bind.
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There's just enough egg to bind this fluffy mass of crustacean together.
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Brogan's memes claim that meds "bind, bandage, and constrict" rather than helping.
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Form the mixture into plum-sized balls, pressing firmly together to bind.
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They're put in a tricky bind when these outside groups are threatening violence.
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Clinton and put Mr. Sanders in a mathematical bind in the delegate race.
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The MCU hasn't gotten itself into the same bind as the comics — yet.
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Democrats resist such thinking as racially motivated, but they are in a bind.
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Can he throw off the tight emotional restraints that seem to bind him?
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Each manages to bind the complexity of these issues into rigorous formal structures.
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And a single minimum wage might not be the thing to bind them.
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So you have to understand how they stick together, how they bind together.
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There was nothing in it to bind the wounds that reveal our division.
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But those who have stashed large piles of notes are in a bind.
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And that's the basic bind that Donald Trump has put the GOP in.
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Immunostaining uses antibodies that bind to particular proteins and fluoresce in particular colours.
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As states legalize, "noncitizens can really find themselves in a bind," he said.
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That's put Republicans, who largely resisted what they call "Obamacare," in a bind.
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When they bind with those receptors, the person's pain is eliminated or reduced.
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As such, this put me in a bind when reviewing Mario Maker 2.
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The molecules couldn't seem to cover and bind to the entire B.D.N.F. gene.
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That puts American smartphone leaders like Alphabet and particularly Apple in a bind.
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"How can an elected district attorney bind that office in perpetuity?" she asked.
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One network to bring them all, and in the regulatory darkness bind them
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Washington is putting China in a strategically dicey double-bind on tech issues.
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From there, wax and oils are added to bind all the ingredients together.
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Mishaal: But there are a lot of things that bind us besides sex.
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"Now it's time for America to bind the wounds of division," he said.
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Syriza found itself in a bind: roughly 60 percent of the country opposed
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Consider, then, the bind in which people in Fremont like Ruppert find themselves.
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The GND does not bind Democrats to any particular answers to those questions.
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Anyway, I played Love Conquers All Games' Ladykiller in a Bind quite recently.
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Fuels can be tracked by using chemical markers that bind to fuel molecules.
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There are certain commonalities that bind the shows together beyond the personnel involved.
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That's the shift from 'ties-that-bind' and community sentimentality to modernist thinking.
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They bind to receptors in the brain and spinal cord, disrupting pain signals.
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Perhaps that's another way for Republicans to get out of their political bind.
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Ms. Klobuchar talked about the double-bind of being a woman in politics.
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Canceling would affect us like everyone—it'd put us in a financial bind.
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But a clerk who wishes to report harassment is in a unique bind.
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A time when there are few ties that bind and possibilities seem endless.
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They are, after all, only as strong as the roots that bind them.
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Biden offers a restoration of the values that bind us as a collective.
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Mr Lutsenko, in office but weakened and humiliated, found himself in a bind.
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THC and other compounds bind to the surface and change the electrical acoustics.
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The Carolina Hurricanes found themselves in quite a bind in Toronto Saturday night.
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The unique chemical properties in conditioner will bind radioactive material to your hair.
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Home Capital was clearly in a bind when it agreed to Berkshire's offer.
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"We understand the bind they were in," one of Clinton's senior advisers said.
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The law would no longer bind current workers to decisions their grandparents made.
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But it also helped bind them together into their own sort of family.
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That left WeWork in a bind for cash that was quickly running out.
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Elisabeth Andersson, a 23-year-old stock exchange analyst, was in a bind.
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We cling to worst case scenarios to justify the chains that bind us.
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This is a two-year bill; it doesn't bind levels after two years.
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The U.S. Supreme Court's rulings on the issue also make clear that delegates are free to ignore state laws purporting to bind them, and the one national party rule purporting to bind delegates expires at the start of the convention.
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But it's also interested in how the internet might bind us together too tightly.
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Common opioids:Opioids bind to receptors in the brain and spinal cord, disrupting pain signals.
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Thomas Jefferson put it, is to serve as chains to bind the mischief of
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"Now it is time for America to bind the wounds of division," he said.
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But, is it actually dangerous to work out braless if you're in a bind?
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I bind you, Whaboom, from Whabooming, Whabooming against other people and Whambooming against yourself.
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Without a framework to bind them in, deals require frequent renegotiation, with uncertain outcomes.
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Why didn't Daryl bind their hands before he decided to take them to Alexandria?
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Should they prove politically viable, such ideas nonetheless leave the left in a bind.
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Some bind more tightly to receptors or stay at the binding sites for longer.
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Calderon starts freaking out, but Peña and the DEA have him in a bind.
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Isobel (Zoe Chao), protagonist of the show Strangers, is in a particularly unique bind.
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But it's style that helps bind that all together, enhancing an already excellent experience.
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Instead, they work right through it to bind to the surface of other materials.
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The theme, Double Bind means two conflicting ideas, similar to bi-polar or depression.
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Another way to bind the generations together is to accommodate younger family members' priorities.
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Indeed, this leftward movement puts the party in a bit of a double bind.
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They try to bind him with net and rope, spearing him with the staff.
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"It really tells us that many Cas proteins can truly bind RNA," he said.
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China's national government has already been trying to bind the region together more closely.
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The airlines got themselves into this bind, and only airlines can get themselves out.
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But all these strictures do not seem to bind Mr Prayuth and his allies.
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I also know how to get out of just about any bind I encounter.
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"As the drugs dissolve in your stomach, they bind to the charcoal," says Rusyniak.
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Rincon tells me the new legislation has forced sex workers into a double bind.
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Last month, cancer researcher Amit Verma found himself in a bit of a bind.
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In times of crisis, as Sigal writes, they would bind us even closer together.
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But there is no guarantee the so-called indicative votes will bind the government.
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So these pollutants can bind to the surface of the plastic, and they're absorbed.
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Her junior partner in government, Sigmar Gabriel, is in even more of a bind.
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This fact has left pregnant women and would-be moms in an awful bind.
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We ask God to bind up the wounds of all who've been harmed. pic.twitter.
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When mixed and crushed, these ingredients bind and thicken to form a permanent paint.
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The only thing he asked me was: 'So, do you, like, bind your chest?
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"I think he's in a bind politically," said Mr. Dent, who retired last year.
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But all the while, the effort to bind the island to the mainland continues.
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But Democrats are in a tough bind now on how to block Kavanaugh's nomination.
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Bermuda has almost none of the restrictions or disclosure rules that bind American nonprofits.
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It can inspire them to bind together freely in pursuit of the common good.
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He's my best friend, so I wanted to legally bind him to me forever.
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The filmmaker who wants to faithfully depict historical worlds, therefore, is in a bind.
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"That's leaving these guys in quite a bit of a bind financially," Gibson argued.
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That partnership structure also gives the family the ability to bind family interests together.
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At the end of the day, no current Congress can bind a future Congress.
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The one bill to bring them all and in the darkness bind them. 12.
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But that's put the Swedish 16-year-old in a bit of a bind.
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Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian have plenty to bind them, even after breaking up.
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The euro has not become a tie that binds, but a bind that divides.
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For touch, people can tape or bind their hands so they no longer function.
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For instance, a synthetic cannabinoid could bind to the CB-1 receptor, like cannabis.
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Find a way to creatively bind your pages together — another opportunity to add texture!
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Warren spoke about the bind women candidates face while talking with reporters Thursday afternoon.
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It's more likely that he'll find himself in the same bind as his predecessors.
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Like many older Americans, Shazzi Felstein recently found herself in an unexpected financial bind.
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At a more fundamental level, Trump's trade moves put unions in a tricky bind.
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Moreover, researchers have already demonstrated that compounds in kratom bind to mu opioid receptors.
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It has certainly left the South's president, Moon Jae-in, above, in a bind.
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Furthermore, there are still 21 states that haven't even tried to bind their electors.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany welcomed French plans to bind the E.U. closer together.
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He was happiest spending time [at the] Australia Zoo w/ Bind iIrwin & Robert Irwin.
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In this way, I view myself — and imagine others — caught in a double bind.
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The new tax law will restrict healthcare coverage further and make this bind worse.
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Sanders's ascendancy in the nomination fight places the Democratic Party in a double bind.
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Flesh-colored rubber bands bind it at the neck, waist, and ankles—mummy style.
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The resulting highway system helped bind our nation together and grow our economy outward.
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But deep division in views of Mr. Trump have put retailers in a bind.
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No Parliament can be bound by its predecessors, and none can bind its successors.
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And yet Justice Scalia's cost-benefit jurisprudence may put Mr. Trump in a bind.
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The vote, 45-503, underscored the bind that Republican leaders have found themselves in.
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However, critics said it could bind the United Kingdom to the EU's rules indefinitely.
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At the 1880 convention, language was added to the convention rules to block any and all efforts to bind delegates, and on over 200 occasions since these conscience protections have been invoked, including against state laws attempting to bind delegates to primary results.
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That leaves Democrats, soon to take power in the House of Representatives, in a bind.
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Most people would be in the same bind if they missed even one pay period.
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Now it's time for America to bind the wounds of division; have to get together.
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Now bind and heal our wounds and divisions, and join our nation to your purpose.
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Plus, it can get you out of a bind if you're lost without cell service.
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"It put us in a bind, but I thought we responded very well," Hurdle said.
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EVERYTHING -- Trump's latest public appearances and interviews have put Congressional GOP leaders in a bind.
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"It put us in a little bit of a bind," Lakers coach Byron Scott said.
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The Golden State is in a double bind when it comes to drought and fire.
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Lies are the mortar that bind the savage individual man into the social masonry. —H.
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Using it may not exactly bind you with muscle, although it might improve your coordination.
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Gooch wasn't knocked out with the Taser, so Lipka had to bind and gag her.
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Instead, unity is possible because two other goals bind the president and his party together.
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It's hard to remember who is who, and what connections bind characters of different generations.
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Should Kim revert to hostile acts, that would leave South Korea in a real bind.
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When it became clear Google was doing the same thing, Apple was in a bind.
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Without a church or synagogue to bind us together, it maybe felt like it dissipated.
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Many see the rules that bind signatories to trade pacts as an affront to democracy.
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Research shows that women face a serious double bind when they're seeking positions of power.
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Netflix: As the best performing stock of 2015, it is now in a difficult bind.
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The stolen information, prosecutors allege, involved antibodies that bind to tumor cells and kill them.
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In other words, these are the cancer cells that bind estrogen, which helps them grow.
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Still, Stamos noted, all that data might not get Zuckerberg out of his current bind.
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Being a "B corporation", which does not bind Etsy legally, distinguishes the firm from rivals.
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Homer manages to reveal politicians are actually space monsters, but Americans are in a bind.
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"I'm not going to go out there and get in a bind," he told CNN.
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The Republican strategist who spoke to The Hill said Facebook is in a tough bind.
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This emoji's use is to tell people that you're in a hole, or a bind.
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The Opt-in Escrow identity mechanism allows you to bind verified identities to cryptocurrency wallets.
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But do not use conditioner when you shower, since it can bind to radioactive material.
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Baltimore holding that the Bill of Rights' individual rights protections did not bind state governments.
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To his friends, he creates a false issue, which puts them in a huge bind.
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COLLINGSWOOD "SJ Waterways: The Tides That Bind," fine art and artifacts related to natural waterways.
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But if investors suddenly demanded their money back, banks could be in a financial bind.
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This fatback, when you bind it and cook it, it's still going to stay solid.
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The stolen information, prosecutors allege, involved antibodies that bind to tumour cells and kill them.
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In the movie's final scene, the Losers bind themselves as a group through blood-mixing.
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He chose not to bind the LLC, EC LLC and Stormy Daniels into the contract.
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It is time for us to unite behind our nominee & the values that bind us.
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We already knew that the 296 SARS binding could bind pretty tightly to ACE-22.
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We all learned that the Broncos are one of the ties that bind the town.
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On today's show, we discuss the impossible bind of sheriffs navigating President Trump's immigration crackdown.
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He seems bent on destroying the friendships and respect that bind America and its allies.
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Try using an ancient demonic curse to bind your book and haunt your enemies instead.
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The weekly duties bind these shows together, but more essentially, these are all family shows.
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"This choice places Robles and all other journalists in a terrible bind," Judge Rivera concluded.
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The same qualities that bind the townspeople together can, in turn, be alienating to newcomers.
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Beta-MSH has been proved to bind to the same cell receptor as alpha-MSH.
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On top of that, for some Americans, the ties that bind are British blood relatives.
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It is heartfelt, personal, earnest, the things that bind together overpowering those that drive apart.
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Somehow this tastes light, a loose commingling of salts, with just enough cheese to bind.
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The President's counterparties in Paris realized that he lacked the support to bind the country.
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It was a reflection of the difficult bind Trump has put Capitol Hill Republicans in.
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That puts people who might be eligible to reapply for DACA now in a bind.
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Prejudice helps bind the modern right together, but unchecked it can rip the left apart.
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The bottom line: Johnson is in a bind and has completely thrown away his majority.
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Carter has found himself in a bit of a bind, in terms of his job.
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The bans bind all members of the European Union's passport-free Schengen zone, it said.
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Legally, the lower court decisions do not bind the Supreme Court in any consequential way.
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This would bind the province more tightly into EU single-market rules than the British mainland.
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So if they exist, axions can bind to black holes with a similar size and mass.
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Formally freezing membership talks is by no means a panacea to the EU/Turkey bind, however.
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The dystopian planes of Westworld seemed far too removed from our present bind; I happily indulged.
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They both want Chuck to use his killer side to get them out of a bind.
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A common interest can bind us as friends , but a common Father binds us as family .
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But we had gotten ourselves into this bind, and there was no way to change it.
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Now it's time for America to bind the wounds of division, we have to get together.
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With Catch-22, Heller identified a phenomenon that existed long before the book: the double bind.
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The average deductible costs more than $1,500, leaving the average American in a bind, Hirsch said.
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Most states bind delegates on the first ballot at least through a primary, caucus or convention.
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Many anti-cancer drugs bind readily to metal ions, including those of copper, manganese and zirconium.
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Today is about recognizing the double bind that Black women encounter in their lives and careers.
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The tangle of conflicting laws and judgments seems to have put the agency in a bind.
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But attorneys for North Carolina and Virginia argue that the states find themselves in a bind.
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And it shows they understand the bind Republicans find themselves in better than they let on.
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Do not use conditioner in your hair because it will bind radioactive material to your hair.
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Once sperm identify and bind to the ZP2, they can penetrate the egg and fertilization occurs.
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They forge the chains that bind us to our smartphones, or maroon us in pointless meetings.
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One way out of this bind is to add bells and whistles to their basic offerings.
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Without any trace of the bonds that bind even the most morally questionable witches together, Mrs.
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For Republicans, Trump's unwillingness to release his returns puts them in a bit of a bind.
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"Instead, there is some evidence to suggest that routine rituals help bind people together," said Skali.
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"The charcoal will bind to anything in your stomach and leave in your stool," explains Rusyniak.
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""Do not use conditioner in your hair because it will bind radioactive material to you hair.
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But Gibson called the 3rd Circuit ruling an "outlier" that does not bind the 9th Circuit.
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But he did his part to try to bind up the wounds from the primary campaign.
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In some ways, he is not constrained by the rules that bind a more traditional leader.
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Say you're really in a bind and don't have solution or a case: Is water okay?
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Or perhaps it's a severing of the shackles that bind a black man in contemporary society.
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A few common mindsets also bind together those who consider themselves middle class, Northwestern Mutual found.
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U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman, who oversees the case, has said that agreement does not bind him.
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These views, deeply ingrained in American society even today, put mothers in a political double bind.
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Doing so would bind the country legally to its mandates, something Republican legislators have long opposed.
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But customers say it was Sun Country's next move that really put them in a bind.
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But in their current forms as managerial training camps, they lock students in a double bind.
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Statutes are never permanent because one Congress cannot bind the next, except by amending the Constitution.
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Yet these stories are more convincing than the connections, thematic and formal, offered to bind them.
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Mr. Obama also finds himself in a political bind: He does not want to saddle Mrs.
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Kurds, Shias and Sunnis in Iraq need structural reorganization of the relations that bind them together.
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"When they need to make a difficult decision, it puts them in a bind," Brennan said.
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"Coco" is an enchanting valentine to Mexico, and to the family ties that bind us all.
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"She added: "He's my best friend, so I wanted to legally bind myself to him forever.
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"We have all these ties that bind us—proximity, commerce, shared Judeo-Christian values," Feeley said.
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Cutting such nonprosecution deals are also usually meant to bind the Justice Department as a whole.
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Under a contractual regime, there is no majority that can bind any minority without its consent.
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His clues never seem like clues until they bind tightly around one of the three leads.
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"The government is in a bind," said Ko Tae-bong, research head at Hi Investment & Securities.
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With hawkish rhetoric between Washington and Beijing, the White House now finds itself in a bind.
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But they do hope the new bridge and railway will bind the region more closely together.
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What makes them alike is that they're sticky: they can bind to other molecules, usually carbohydrates.
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Disney princesses who bind their chests and adopt male dress are few and far in between.
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Drug users who want to be ethical exist in an existential bind, forced into being hypocrites.
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I knew that signing up for an Apple Card would further bind me to the iPhone.
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MACHINE VS MAN While increasing automation may be inevitable, many OTC desks are in a bind.
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That made the German institution Mr. Trump's biggest creditor — and put the bank in a bind.
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He does not believe that the Shinnecocks should be exempt from the regulations that bind him.
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An antibody that's specific to SARS-CoV2 will only bind to that, and not anything else.
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If Trump does give the order, the US military will be in an extremely tough bind.
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Op-Ed Contributor BEIJING — President Trump and the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, are in a bind.
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In March 20183, with primary elections just months away, Pruett had conservative legislators in a bind.
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How do we loosen the double bind and remove the fear of risking careers and relationships?
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It would bind Supreme Court justices to a code of conduct recognized by other federal judges.
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And his grandfather's and uncles' open distaste for Trump puts him in somewhat of a bind.
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If Barr resigns, it would put Senate Republicans in a difficult bind in an election year.
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It remains unclear how a political compromise this year can bind Chicago mayors and council members.
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Cannabinoids, such as CBD, can bind to specific endocannabinoid receptors and make you feel different ways.
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What gets lost in all the fire and fury are the ties that bind Americans together.
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Her first book, Too Much: How Victorian Constraints Still Bind Women Today, is available for preorder.
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Throw in extra doses of casein proteins to bind the minerals into compact, usable nano-clusters.
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China's Communist Party can no longer rely on Marxist or Maoist ideology to bind its citizenry.
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Furthermore, there are still 20 or so states that haven't even tried to bind their electors.
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Whether a criminal — versus a civil — process could bind a sitting president remains an open question.
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At times, human skin has even been used to bind books and create drums (so useful!).
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Now it is time for America to bind the wounds of division, have to get together.
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In my view, it's understandable that Flake feels he's in a bit of a bind here.
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If the Model 3 is a hit, it could put other car companies in a bind.
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That put Samuel Strauss, the judge who presided over the trial, in something of a bind.
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If Trump doesn't pull it off, he'll be falling into the exact same bind that candidates like Scott Walker did before him — the bind that Trump himself managed to exploit by persuading his followers that only he was daring enough to state the truth about immigration's dangers.
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But many are complaining that "A Day Without a Woman" will leave many women in a bind.
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Native Americans used clay and water to bind and leach the tannins in acorns (the kaopectate effect).
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This is another case where the industry has long since passed up the regulations that bind it.
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The course will take you through concepts including function expressions, scope chains, call, apply, bind, and more.
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It seems to bind me to you with the mighty cables that nothing but omnipotence can break.
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The victim told investigators that Ulmer allegedly used a rope to bind her wrists in the garage.
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In some ways, European Christianity's historically entrenched churches, whether Lutheran or Catholic, are experiencing a double bind.
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Yet the country's Byzantine bureaucracy—and the ruling Communist Party's paranoia—leaves these outfits in a bind.
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These mini RNAs bind to a human receptor known as RIG-I that triggers an immune response.
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At the moment it is particularly interested in using infrastructure spending to bind the United Kingdom together.
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This puts short sellers — traders who hold positions that benefit from a stock falling — in a bind.
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The product under development would bind with those receptors and potentially eliminate or slow down the cancer.
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But lawmakers put judges in a real bind when they enact laws that call for judicial elections.
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The nanoparticles bind to rods and cones, coating them and changing the wavelengths they are sensitive to.
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Can secular creeds bind people together now that there is plenty of pluribus but not much unum?
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"Now it's time for America to bind the wounds of division — have to get together," Trump said.
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Mr. diBartolomeo reconciles the findings with conventional investment wisdom by pointing out that not all constraints bind.
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Tools are required to facilitate interaction, to shrink the world and bind people together, far and wide.
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The chains are shaped like an iPhone—and they bind me to a big, huge phone bill.
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Alternatively, stabilization chemicals or cement-based grout could be injected to bind the soil under the building.
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And Republicans are going all out to bind Democrat Danny O'Connor to Pelosi, their favorite liberal bogeywoman.
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You can listen to a conversation between two lovers and notice the details that bind the conversation.
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They bind to target receptors in many organs, which can have profound effects on physiology and function.
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The European Union, China's largest trading partner, has also been in a bind about how to respond.
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Those are the priceless ties that bind us together as nations, as allies, and as a civilization.
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In spiting Rosenworcel, whose independence he clearly resents, Wheeler put himself, and Democrats, in a terrible bind.
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Called TauMark, it uses a radioactive "tracer" called FDDNP to bind to tau proteins in the brain.
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Losses can flow the other way too, as corporate equity injections bind banks and companies closer together.
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It's important to note that effective treaties bind not just the United States but all the signatories.
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Eighteen fingerprints collected from packing tape used to bind together the explosive materials matched to Al Farekh.
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While the bind they're in may lead to occasional compromises, the justices will only bend so far.
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And you should put those assets in a bind trust so that there aren't conflicts of interest.
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The Hill's Rebecca Kheel has more here on how the vote puts Trump in a veto bind.
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Racial and ethnic minorities are often locked in a double-bind of marginalizing or fetishizing sexual stereotypes.
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Democrats in the state are in a bind over whether to impeach him (The New York Times).
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She forces herself to acknowledge that double bind, then persists through the paradox instead of opting out.
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The professoriate been even worse, intentionally undermining those shared values that bind us together as a polity.
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The developments have left some Republicans in a bind over whom they'll support after a bitter primary.
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But there is much more to "Moonlight" — and to Juan — than this brutal double bind might suggest.
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In "Bind Us Apart" he addresses another theme central to our national identity: Who is an American?
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Since the visas bind guestworkers to a single job, employers often treat them as a captive workforce.
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The children explain that you can bind up the souls of recently deceased people in walnut shells.
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" Carlock said, "It seemed like a funny double bind that he really believes he was that person.
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Governments have agreed to "bind" their tariffs at or below a scheduled amount that varies by product.
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Each time it happens, it undermines the credibility of the event and puts organizers in a bind.
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NBC also found itself in a bind in 1980, when the United States boycotted the Moscow Olympics.
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The measure threatens companies with penalties if they comply with American sanctions, putting some in a bind.
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Psyllium is perfect, as it can absorb large amounts of water and helps to bind the dough.
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"It physically inactivates the virus, so it can't bind to and enter human cells anymore," Wllliams said.
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This, in theory, would bind all Catholics to the government-run church and make underground churches unnecessary.
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Antibodies are very particular about which threats they bind to, be it a bacterium or a virus.
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After his setbacks this month, he finds himself in much the same bind he faced against Mrs.
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As a result, "Half the Picture" becomes an unwitting example of the impossible bind facing women filmmakers.
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It would evaporate the artifacts, institutions and communities that bind us together and reach across the generations.
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Noting how the parade could bind together community life, Dr. DuComb said he hoped it would continue.
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Noting how the parade could bind together community life, Dr. DuComb said he hoped it would continue.
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"Why would you bind yourself to one auction house for advice you can get for free, anyway?"
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The feminist philosopher Marilyn Frye contends that double-bind situations are routine for members of oppressed groups.
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The collection's theme was "double bind," a theory of mental conflict that Jean-Raymond linked to depression.
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Johnson's opponents are hoping to add an amendment that would bind the UK into a customs union.
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He turned off porch lights and hid shoelaces and ropes to use later to bind his victims.
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Putin's team has discovered that racism, misogyny, and anti-Semitism bind people closer than any other experiences.
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Coffman argued that the Constitution allows the state to bind its electors to the popular vote winner.
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Monoclonal antibodies are proteins produced by B cells that bind to specific invader organisms and abnormal cells.
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Of course, from Democrats' perspective, the impeachment vote will bind the party to the President like concrete.
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The ties that bind many of these groups together include generations of marriage, commerce, history and culture.
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She stows the mixture in the refrigerator overnight, to blend and bind, and fries it to order.
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Collective trauma occurs when an unexpected event severs the ties that bind community members to one another.
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A decision that McGahn must testify would not bind other officials and would almost certainly be appealed.
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Capitalism put her in a bind, and as a church we need to do what we can.
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The argument insists that the statements of a candidate do not "bind" an elected official to action.
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Dolan-Leach's clever thriller explores the fraying ties that bind twin sisters named Ava and Zelda Antipova.
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Energy is crown jewel of NAFTA and will bind them Dan Yergin: Global strength fueling oil demand
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Trust in the values that bind us, and trust in the institutions that serve and protect us.
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But those ties apparently didn't bind when it came to the 2020 race for the White House.
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The French state has since found itself in a bind as criticism of the camp's conditions mounts.
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THE LIES THAT BIND Rethinking Identity: Creed, Country, Color, Class, Culture By Kwame Anthony Appiah 256 pp.
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The policy puts Clinton in a bind: It's popular with liberals but dangerous in a general election.
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A transgender boy had a painful infection from the contraption he was using to bind his breasts.
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"We need folks who are going to mend up wounds and bind us back together," he continued.
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"They are in a bit of a bind," said Karim Basta, chief economist at III Capital Management.
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Activists like Neiman say Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) has put them in a bind.
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Lana Del Rey is promoting the mass ritual to bind Donald Trump and all who abet him.
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If you're in a bind, wearing a thin feminine pad can help to absorb sweat, Dr. Glaser says.
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Scientists were looking for fragments of medieval manuscripts used to bind the books when they discovered the arsenic
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Probably not, but it's worth asking and studying what the solutions of the double bind would be here.
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However, the flames that bind them were started centuries ago, from someone whose hate extends beyond the grave.
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The measure represents the latest effort of Democrats attempting to put Republicans in a bind on health care.
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And it puts Mr Mnangagwa, should he triumph by foul means or fair, in something of a bind.
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How to keep the ties that bind strong without getting tangled up in a web of apron strings?
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By then they may already be caught up in another domestic bind: looking after their husband's old parents.
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That puts law enforcement officials in a bind when lovestruck victims so willingly and willfully participate in ruses.
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Underneath, we find roots full of stories that bind us in ways we cannot see with our eyes.
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The most important element would be a mechanism to bind holdouts to agreements by other creditors, they said.
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Or they may bind to those receptors way more readily than THC does, potentially producing stronger unpleasant effects.
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"You add a little roasted channa powder to bind and it is stuffed with hung curd," he continues.
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Free radicals are missing an outer electron, and will bind with other atoms nearby to acquire that electron.
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In the latest episode, "Vanishing Point," themes of free will and choice bind together four very different storylines.
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When the immune system encounters a toxin from venom, it searches for ways to bind to that toxin.
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Spencer's victory at the University of Florida exemplifies how hosting controversial speakers puts public universities in a bind.
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But AmoGood may be in a bind in Taiwan, whose media laws don't count parodies as fair use.
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We already mentioned the fact that the glycoproteins that form slime tend to bind a lot of water.
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This setup, researchers hypothesize, somehow seems to help "bind" active networks into a firmer representation of an experience.
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In the place of adhesives, Adidas is simply using heat to bind various sections of the shoe together.
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The Suh contract puts the Dolphins in a short-term bind, but their long-term outlook is fine.
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The peptide-covered beads effectively act as try-outs to find which sperm can successfully bind to eggs.
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Maybe this huge act of destruction will be the one thing that will bind all these people together!
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These proteins predictably bind and release your DNA, flipping thousands of genes on and off in synchronized choreography.
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But instead of exploring their relationships with men, the finale focuses on the ties that bind these women.
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Republicans are on the losing end of a decades-old demographic gamble, and Trump embodies their resulting bind.
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It was great in a bind when the phone died before I was set to film a video.
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The plan would not bind Britain to deeper EU integration, which is written into the EU's Lisbon Treaty.
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These cannabinoids bind to one of two receptors in our brains: the CB1 receptor and the CB2 receptor.
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Senate ratification is required when agreements legally bind the United States to action or to a financial commitment.
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They End Up in the Darndest Places, we're faced with a cat who is in a serious bind.
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With the imperative to bind every character together, any possibility of stylistic and narrative diversity will be squashed.
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We ask the court to bind over the charges so we can proceed to trial in this case.
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However, if he were to endorse one of them, he would immediately put himself in a difficult bind.
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Op-Ed Contributors Washington — Republican voters who refuse to vote for Donald J. Trump are in a bind.
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Knowing that in a bind he can get cash for rent or groceries is a relief, he said.
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Republicans in the House now have the ability to put Pelosi and House Democrats in a similar bind.
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Drug companies already knew how to make antibodies with claws that bind to specific proteins in the body.
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By clicking a model from the side panel, you can switch what type of connections bind galaxies together.
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The lack of space and the need to sign depth forwards will have the Rangers in a bind.
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Brazil is currently in a financial bind as it stumbles through its worst recession in almost a century.
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Still, these areas are in a bind: Without jobs to offer, luring young college-educated people is hard.
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They argue this would bind the government's hands in negotiations, which May and her team say is unacceptable.
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The filaments that bind people to one another are incomparably stronger today than they were in Victorian England.
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Summit's job is to find drug compounds that could bind to that spike and potentially stop the spread.
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That's pretty good evidence that this virus did evolve to bind to human ACE-2 on its own.
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These primers are essentially chemicals, or reagents, that bind to the genetic sequence a lab wants to target.
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Pro-Brexit politicians in Britain saw it as an attempt to bind the country to the bloc indefinitely.
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Rose petals, too, have veins, and the "scars" of black and maroon threads are what bind them together.
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Hughes, whose "Bind Kavanaugh" ritual did not stop Kavanaugh's confirmation, said that rituals can work in different ways.
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When the violence is perpetuated by government forces, it highlights the deadly bind in which civilians find themselves.
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This is intended to bind a current or future prime minister to use this as a negotiating framework.
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If you've got a short personal story about the ties that bind (and sometimes break), go to nytimes.
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Mr. Ghosn explored what he called a "reimagining of the alliance" that would permanently bind Nissan and Renault.
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In its heyday, the newspaper was an essential institution in the city, helping bind together a vast metropolis.
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But by then she has already realized something crucial about the ties that bind us to one another.
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Because when the law doesn't bind you as a couple, you have to choose each other every day.
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Finding himself in a bind, Leeper turned to Men's Wearhouse and ultimately canceled his shipment with Combat Gent.
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"The lines that divide us are not as strong as the ties that bind us," he said Sunday.
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"All ethnic groups must bind together as tightly as pomegranate seeds," said a sign seen in most stores.
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"All ethnic groups must bind together as tightly as pomegranate seeds," said a sign seen in most stores.
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Other candidates deflected, or spoke on background about the bind they're in over the question of McConnell's leadership.
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"It's time for America to bind the wounds of division," Trump said in his victory speech last night.
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So they made the Bind Trump Facebook group, hexed the NRA, and bound Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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By making promises to opposing sides during the 6900 presidential campaign, President Trump put himself in a bind.
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To bind the country, the Agreement must be ratified as a treaty by two thirds of the Senate.
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If you're in a bind at work, you don't want selfish office politics to get in the way.
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Regardless of our differences, we share a common humanity, something that will always bind us to each other.
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Those distinctions, which bind but by no means define them, lie at the heart of their recent work.
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There's only one way out of this bind, and it isn't Bloomberg News sitting out the Democratic primary.
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I can't tell you how many stories I heard of Romney intervening to help people in a bind.
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And they put manufacturers in a bind, forced to create two sets of products for two different standards.
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Regulatory contracts are a useful and legitimate tool to bind the CFPB to its commitments to regulated entities.
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President Trump is trying to use his administration's assault on transgender rights to put Democrats in a bind.
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This reinforced the need to make congressional emancipation conditioned on compensating them, which put abolitionists in a bind.
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Using power from the sun, they release the oxygen and bind the carbon, building trunks, barks, and leaves.
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With a bill that can only pass with Republican votes, this puts the majority party in a bind.
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In a "Bind Kavanaugh" spell performed before the Senate voted to confirm Kavanaugh on Saturday practitioners lit a white candle, symbolizing justice and purity, and placed the Justice tarot card adjacent to it on an altar, before wrapping a black thread around a paper doll, symbolizing Kavanaugh, to bind him.
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Regarding state law, the Supreme Court through several rulings has made clear "state laws that bind delegates to vote for a specific candidate are unconstitutional...States [cannot] bind delegates to national party conventions to vote according to primary results" (Curly Haugland, Unbound: The Conscience of a Republican Delegate, page 60).
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The CMU was conceived, at least in part, as a way to bind continental Europe's markets closer to Britain's.
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The visa is very much intended to bind your life to the school and not to the wider world.
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Not all of us can move past the limitations that bind us without losing something important in the bargain.
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Under a different president, America would be doing more to bind together Japan and South Korea, two indispensable allies.
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Is the genetic sequence itself a good fit for a base editor to bind to and make the edit?
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If we can learn anything from Angela Merkel, it's that the issues at the heart of double bind matter.
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For example, TVXQ fans mass-ordered connectors so their T-shaped lightsticks could bind together to look like this.
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He could bind his company to practices and technologies aimed at a sea change on user privacy and autonomy.
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So next time you're in a bind, and really can't think of romantic words of your own, remember this.
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Alas, it is not credible to claim that promises or laws bind the Communist Party and its security apparatus.
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Yet over time, history suggests that seeking to bind Mr Trump with his own words is a losing gambit.
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Twenty-six states and Washington, D.C., do, however, "bind" their electors to vote for the promised candidate on Dec.
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Furthermore, our shared language, business culture, ethics, legal systems and intelligence sharing bind us together like no other nations.
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Australia's resources minister, Matt Canavan, recently declared that NDCs' voluntary nature "doesn't actually bind us to anything in particular".
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Their commercial relationship used to help bind China and America together; now it is driving a wedge between them.
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This is thanks to a liquid combination made from bacteria and yeast that can help most fabrics bind together.
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It's a familiar bind for a White House that seems bent on testing the bounds of America's constitutional norms.
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Like many environmental treaties, it does not bind signatories to fulfil their obligations, merely enjoins them to do so.
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The airline, whose British heritage makes it symbol of Hong Kong's colonial past, is also in a political bind.
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Bodies are spun among one another in a cloying, ecstatic bind that is as violent as it is beautiful.
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The change in energy can be enough to bind the two black holes together, causing them to eventually merge.
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Explaining the ties that bind the pieces, Greenacre underscored the factors which drove and united Bowie's range of acquisitions.
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Mycelium has this amazing property to be able to bind together all kinds of organic material, including agricultural byproducts.
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"Artificial sweeteners bind the sweet taste receptor hundreds to thousands of times more potently than sugar itself," Ludwig says.
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The oxidizing agents that have accepted electrons become free radicals if the unpaired electrons don't bind to other molecules.
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Many who bind also recommend going without a binder at night, and only binding for 10 hours per day.
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EU WARINESS The European Union, China's largest trading partner, has also been in a bind about how to respond.
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"I don't want to bind ourselves into a construct that makes reaching a conclusion on DACA impossible," Short said.
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Opioids work on pain because they bind with so-called "mu-opioid receptors" in a person's central nervous system.
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We should first note that the Obama administration's decision not to prosecute Clinton would not bind the Trump administration.
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It can bind to many different types of bacteria — including the bacteria responsible for bad breath and body odor.
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"A lot of these red-state Democrats are in a real bind," a Senate Republican aide told The Hill.
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From climate change to Qatar, Damascus to Moscow, there will be no shortage of wounds to bind or fester.
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But these non-rulings do not bind other lower courts, and the judgment has no value as a precedent.
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Politico reports that the RNC is warning candidates against accepting Koch network money, putting some Republicans in a bind.
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But too much of the core business so far has been ignoring regulations that bind their more-traditional competitors.
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It's not clear whether the terms of the original purchase agreement can bind the government or any future buyer.
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Labrador's demands created a bind for the Democrats — especially Xavier Becerra, who helped found the group back in 9003.
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It must bind to that receptor on the outside of a cell to gain entry and unleash an infection.
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This gave us peace of mind that we would never be in a bind over issues at the rental.
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After Gertrude and I awake to her scratching at our faces, we bind her to her bed at night.
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Yet there are few other alternatives for marginalized victims of domestic violence, leaving charities in a tough double bind.
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The robbers proceeded to bind and gag the seven Wendy's employees with duct tape, the New York Post reported.
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It helps bind him to supporters who feel bitter about Washington institutions they believe have cast them cruelly aside.
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I watched her bind her breasts when her milk came in, struck by the cruelty of her own body.
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Their paper, "Puerto Rico and the Netherworld of Sovereign Debt Restructuring," describes the foregoing structural bind in greater detail.
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Summit identified 77 of them and ranked them based on how likely they were to bind to the spike.
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" She adds: "As a result, 'Half the Picture' becomes an unwitting example of the impossible bind facing women filmmakers.
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New research shows that proteins in our saliva may adapt and bind to bitter compounds, making them more palatable.
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The critics also question whether any Taliban partner could deliver an agreement that would bind that large, diverse movement.
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On Saturday afternoon, designer Kerby Jean-Raymond's Pyer Moss fashion label unveiled its fall/winter 2016 "double bind" collection.
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As a ladies' maid, Vignette must bind her wings and is forbidden to fly, or be out at night.
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But it was not clear how Mr. Sirisena, long seen a political survivor, could emerge from this political bind.
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And no compulsion, beyond an ultimately meaningless utilitarian social contract, to bind ourselves to any ethical or moral system.
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The frame then gets baked in an oven to melt the resin and bind the carbon fiber sheets together.
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She wears a pink slip and frequents ornate interiors with circus-like characters who abuse, bind, and control her.
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There's a parbaked pie crust anchoring the vegetables, and a custard imbued with mayonnaise and cheese to bind them.
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Trees are a sort of infrastructure for forests; they bind the soil, retain water, and provide food and shelter.
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"You let the patient's antibodies find the virus that's expressing the DNA that matches, and they bind," he said.
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In theory, it&aposs supposed to bind fat in your digestive tract so your body can&apost absorb it.
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Now it's time for America to bind the wounds of division," adding that the country had to "get together.
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More than half of the states bind presidential electors to the outcome of the state's popular vote for President.
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What made the weekly all-hands so attractive was its power to bind a workforce to a shared mission.
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It was designed to bind the former colonies in mutual assistance in the event of foreign or domestic aggression.
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But as evidenced by the terrible environmental bind we've gotten ourselves into, hubris is what Homo sapiens do best.
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And if I can't help them out by getting a job with DACA, I'm pretty much in a bind.
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Even as the action stretches across years and continents, a blood connection and a secret bind the brothers together.
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Such situations can put the company in a bind - if it talks to one community representative, others feel excluded.
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In other words, do the principles that bind us together, are they stronger than the ones that divide us?
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They can force votes on their preferred trial structure, which they believe will put vulnerable Republicans in a bind.
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Then, when you get home and have everything assembled, make a substantial dressing, something creamy, to bind everything together.
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Scientists have also developed theoretical models for knots at larger scales, like the hitches that bind ropes to poles.
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Once the RD-180 goes away, the Air Force is in a bind if this thing gets pushed out.
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And the societal rules that bind us together are proving more fragile than we ever imagined they could be.
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Family cemeteries, a relic of another age, continue to bind relatives in ways that today's wealthy might wish for.
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"Now it's time for America to bind the wounds of division," Mr. Trump told his supporters early Wednesday morning.
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The robbers proceeded to bind and gag the seven Wendy's employees with duct tape, the New York Post reported.
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Pedersen discovered a way to bind atoms and make new compounds which earned him the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
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Once your controller&aposs backlight flashes rapidly, press and hold the Bind button on the top of the controller.
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Yet Title IX guidelines empower colleges to act as courts, without the constitutional limitations that bind prosecutors and judges.
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"I understand the importance of precedent, but precedent does not completely bind, for one very simple reason," he said.
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He asks, repeatedly, for loyalty, and shows no evident understanding of the norms or institutions that bind American presidents.
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Especially because the House is controlled by Democrats, this norm appears likely to put the Pentagon in a bind.
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In reality, there are a lot of different HIV strains and a lot of different sites to bind to.
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Undocumented immigrants along the Gulf Coast might find themselves in a bind: Either flee the storm or face deportation.
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The bind is that the longer we wait, the harder it will be, and the destructiveness will only increase.
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Queerness has the ability to bind people across race, gender, and socioeconomic status through the creation of "alternative" families.
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If you're in a bind, you may want to call your prescriber or an on-call doctor, Dr. Mager says.
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Clafoutis is made with whole eggs and yolks, plus some flour to bind the batter, making it foolproof to execute.
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The model suggested these compounds bind to mu opioid receptors in the brain, much like controlled opioid drugs available today.
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This is likely because activated charcoal physically can't bind to low molecular-weight compounds, such as ethanol, Dr. Halpern adds.
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After a year, you can bind those stories into a book to enjoy yourself or hand down to future generations.
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How can we be tolerant of those who see things differently, yet find the common threads that bind us together?
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This is intended to bind May — or, more likely, a future prime minister — to use this as a negotiating framework.
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Monoclonal antibodies, which bind to and neutralise specific pathogens and toxins, have emerged as the most promising treatments for Ebola.
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Human cultures may be separated by time and geography, but it's always fascinating to see examples that bind us together.
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It contains up to seven volatile compounds called thiols or thioacetates, which means they bind hard and fast to skin.
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It takes a comparatively large amount of energy to bind these charm quarks together, after which leftover energy is released.
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Customers were up in arms and sales for health information halted, leaving 23andMe co-founder Anne Wojcicki in a bind.
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Researchers usually screen for potential drugs based on how well they bind to the structure of whatever particles they're targeting.
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If the FBI did recommend criminal charges be filed, it would put the Lynch and her agency in a bind.
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Now, with the travel ban executive order rollout being so sloppy, the new administration has put me in a bind.
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Methadone and buprenorphine, opioid agonists, bind to the brain's opioid receptors; the correct dose will eliminate withdrawal symptoms and cravings.
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He said investigators also found nylon rope similar to that used to bind Karen on the Leclairs' commercial fishing boat.
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Should conditions continue to deteriorate, Lagarde's ECB could find itself in a bind, having already depleted much of its toolkit.
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Worse, Turkey is negotiating to join the EU. The accession process is supposed to bind candidates closer to European norms.
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Sceptics in Hong Kong call it an expensive way to bind their city and its 7m people to the motherland.
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I stand with the grieving communities in Ohio and Texas and pray they will bind together to overcome these tragedies.
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The plea deal only applies to the special counsel's office — it doesn't bind other US attorneys offices or state prosecutors.
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One that would bind us together as members of an order so secret I can't even reveal its name here.
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They proceeded to threaten Kim, gag and bind her, lock her in the bathroom, and steal $10 million of jewelry.
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The resins currently used to bind the sheets and tapes of fibre together are what are known as thermosetting plastics.
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AS THE UNITED KINGDOM prepares to slip its European moorings, the ties that bind it together are also under strain.
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If interleukin-2 can be induced to bind only to the beta and gamma units, however, the toxicity goes away.
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EULAs, if you're not familiar, are contracts made between companies and customers that bind the latter's actions in certain ways.
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Activists have long advocated for snipping the plastic six-pack rings that bind together cans and put wildlife at risk.
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Thankfully, it's not that difficult to find covered ties that bind — without bending and creasing the hair out of shape.
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Bind them together with a backstory that sounds more like an alternate version of Room than your typical comedic fodder.
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As Pence prepares for his trip to reassure America's allies, Trump now finds himself in a big bind over Russia.
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"Now it is time for America to bind the wounds of division," he said during his victory speech Tuesday night.
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The Wichita native, who named himself BTK after his "bind, torture, kill" signature, murdered 10 people between 1974 and 1991.
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Another version involves generating innovative solutions from outside Washington, which lack any grounding in the realities that bind the bureaucracy.
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You can now also bind individual emotes, sprays and voice lines to any button you want for even faster communication.
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It is in fact: Sharing of our wealth in a fair and equitable manner helps bind us one to another.
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Anyone in that position who doesn't deeply feel those ties that bind is a dangerous man, and it's very pitiful.
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Be fancy af for your next dinner party with steak tartare, which uses raw egg yolk to bind it together.
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Instead, she started screaming in pain and begging for help before Lipka was ultimately able to bind and gag her.
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But a tie-induced affirmance does not bind other lower courts, and the judgment has no value as a precedent.
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But the strong ties that bind her to the house and neighborhood may eventually become a burden, her family fears.
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That means freshmen Democrats who called for new leadership but who didn't sign the letter are now in a bind.
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The U.S. will hold its midterm elections in less than six months, increasingly putting the special counsel in a bind.
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The members of Congress wrote that the change of opinion on incidental harm would bind the hands of the agency.
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And those two lessons bind into a bigger story that we use to define who we are, in our time.
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The airline, whose British heritage makes it a symbol of Hong Kong's colonial past, is also in a political bind.
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It is state party rules and state laws that empower Republican voters to bind delegates in accordance with their will.
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Experts said those compounds, which bind to sugars in the grape, persist after bottling and intensify as the wine ages.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized the role of super-PACs in politics, arguing that they bind lawmakers to wealthy special interests.
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That's because conditioners carry compounds called cationic surfactants, which bind to radioactive particles and can trap them in your hair.
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Princess Ayako said she felt the same way, and added that both their experiences of loss helped bind them together.
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If the Republican Party wishes to bind delegates to Trump, it will have to change the rules to do so.
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Activated charcoal will bind with all kinds of things including some of the vitamins, minerals and antioxidants in your food.
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Activated charcoal can bind with some medications, including some antidepressants and anti-inflammatory medications, causing them to be less effective.
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Greek agrees that the cumulative mental stress of a double-bind situation will eventually wear down a recruit's mental resistance.
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Perhaps no issue better illustrates Mr. Cruz's bind than his reactions to the violence at Trump rallies in recent days.
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But as she waits in the H-21B visa queue for the green light, she is caught in a bind.
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A team of physicists has created a new form of light that permits up to three photons to bind together.
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This means that the agreement does not bind the United States to an emissions reduction target, as opponents have claimed.
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The agreement does not bind countries to specific domestic actions, such as the Clean Power Plan in the United States.
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But he risks putting his party's congressional candidates — many of whom are more supportive of free trade — in a bind.
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Expressing his trademark optimism, the Dalai Lama argues for a universal ethic that transcends religion and could bind us together.
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BULLET HEAD Criminals are holed up in a warehouse in a fatal bind; how they got there is soon revealed.
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Ties That Bind: Part 1 This is the first part of an editorial series on nepotism in the White House.
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Ties That Bind: Part 3 This is the third part of an editorial series on nepotism in the White House.
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Ties That Bind: Part 2 This is the second part of an editorial series on nepotism in the White House.
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Thomas B. Edsall President Trump's immigration proposal has put Democrats in a bind; they know it and he knows it.
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That could put Moscow in a bind: although Russian law prohibits extraditing Russian citizens, it says nothing about non-nationals.
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The key is getting the wood fibers in the pulp to bind by using a combination of heat and pressure.
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Meanwhile, social scientists who are trying to study the actual psychological effects of screen time are left in a bind.
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Because they're also in kind of the same bind that local TV stations or local newspapers have been in. Yeah.
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While those terms are unusually sweeping, according to Bennett, increasingly expansive NDAs bind more and more of the American workforce.
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With businesses temporarily closed and citizens self quarantining, self isolating, and/or self distancing, we're put in a difficult bind.
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Ceramides help to bind skin cells together, forming the protective barrier that keeps good stuff in and bad stuff out.
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But their striking constitutional claim that obstruction statutes cannot bind Mr. Trump stood apart from the rest of their case.
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That puts roboticists in a bind: The more perfect their creations, the less likely we'll want them in our homes.
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Oklahoma finds itself in a budget bind after lawmakers slashed business taxes and top income tax rates year after year.
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Universities sometimes underestimate how many students will accept their offers of admission, putting them in a bind to create room.
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By having new compounds that bind with very high affinity, that will give scientists a new probe into biological sciences.
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These moments bind together outdoorsmen and women with a common shared experience that unites folks from every walk of life.
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And the CCP has absolutely zero intent or incentive to bind itself to a trade agreement with its sworn enemy.
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He tightened the bind that Republicans are in (though their sustained indulgence of him remains a thing of absolute wonder).
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Legally, the U.S. Constitution's Bill of Rights bind states and the federal government, sometimes both, but not American Indian tribes.
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Graceland, at LastThe Songs That Bind Students can also search for their own examples in the Music or Opinion sections.
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The situation has local sheriffs and police chiefs in a bind: Whom should they obey, the president or the courts?
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Massive student protests put Indonesia's president in a bind, balancing his programme of reforms and growth against uncomfortable social pressures.
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The Democratic nominee will need all the reinforcements he or she can get to put Mr. Trump in a bind.
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One former top Trump campaign official argued the Iranian strike actually "puts Joe Biden in a bind" instead of Trump.
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But avoiding customs checks there would bind Britain to the bloc's trade rules — a point that Brexit supporters had opposed.
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First, casting the election as a referendum on impeachment does not bind the candidate to any of the president's policies.
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It comes as no surprise to Hemby that the kratom compounds bind to opioid receptors; he's seen the same thing.
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They bind their speaker in an oath to uphold the Chief Office of the Executive Branch of the United States.
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"Parents are in a real bind," said Selena Beal, founder of the Workaround, a program for parents in East Williamsburg.
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Girls are then taken to a spiritual priest, who conducts the "juju" rituals designed to bind them to their traffickers.
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As Congress considers this important priority, the administration shouldn't bind Congress' hands by including DMCA-like safe harbors in NAFTA.
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He also dismissed questions that Giuliani had put the rest of the president's outside lawyers into any kind of bind.
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If it doesn&apost, press the Bind button located on the top of your controller, between the bumper buttons. 4.
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But it's a different thing when you want to exit the relationship — and then it puts you in a bind.
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While the platform does not bind any of its members, it does represent the future direction of the Democratic Party.
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"I think many of my colleagues know they're being inconsistent, but they feel that politically they're in a bind," Rep.
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If hordes of mere millionaires catch the bug, Mr. Mousseau said, high-tax states could be in a revenue bind.
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This would leave Republicans in a bind: either break with decades of Senate procedure or let their health bill die.
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