The answer is achingly technical, and boils down to this.
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Successful change often boils down to a few key factors.
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I guess that's what it all boils down to— when!
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The difference really boils down to the level of exigency.
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This boils down to the desire to destroy them all.
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It basically boils down to advertising, as Brownlee points out.
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I guess that's what it all boils down to: when!
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Buying the Acton Blink Board (mostly) boils down to budget.
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But it now almost boils down to banks versus tech.
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And if it boils down to "personality," interrogate that, too.
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What it boils down to is how they handle it.
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The policy boils down to: deport first, hear appeals later.
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This is basically what it boils down to for many.
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The reason boils down to what it often does: money.
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Our mission boils down to giving the citizen a voice.
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The difference of who prevails often boils down to brand.
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Which basically boils down to Nas thinking they were crazy.
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Sometimes making good decisions boils down to avoiding bad ones.
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It really all boils down to a little shoulder fatigue.
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It just boils down to a little bit of fatigue.
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Successful cooking boils down to two factors: time and temperature.
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When it boils down to it, Simeone has it all.
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What all this boils down to, is the sheer habit.
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" The organization's answer basically boils down to: "We cannot say.
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Without guanxi, it all boils down to money, of course.
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I think it probably boils down into three big questions.
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Like the others, LA's teacher battle boils down to funding.
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Most of it boils down to basic production and camerawork.
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In the end, it boils down to three simple steps.
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Being more productive boils down to cultivating better daily habits.
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Much of his complexity boils down to one simple question.
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Still, for others, the issue boils down to institutional racism.
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Often this boils down to someone's gender, sexuality, and race.
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It all boils down to how long you nap for.
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What aliveness boils down to is training with resisting opponents.
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The divide boils down to a basic question: Do the big
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"All of it boils down to an economic arrangement," he said.
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The debate boils down to streaming technology's impact on artistic control.
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I think that boils down to confusion between means and ends.
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And that often boils down to where you choose to live.
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The decision to delete Facebook boils down to two questions: 1.
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But the main reason boils down to physics and air density.
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It boils down to the twin forces of colonialism and racism.
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At a macro level, Zentner said, it boils down to productivity.
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This is what his decision boils down to — money and publicity.
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Being successful often boils down to one important trait: being intentional.
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It's a novelty that boils down to 140 characters or less.
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It all boils down to two key factors: passion and luck.
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This boils down to my hypothesis on Austin venture capital funds.
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The reason boils down to the way solar panels capture energy.
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"It boils down to a question of democratic values," Schimpf said.
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But tackling student loans ultimately boils down to your personal situation.
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Everything boils down to us, the people with the credit cards.
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"It boils down to people more than plants," Ms. Browne said.
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Much of the acceptance of industrial hemp boils down to economics.
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All civic power boils down to the question of who decides.
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It boils down to mixing sheep with goats, jute with silk.
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For her, that entrepreneurial streak boils down to three key factors.
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But also, maybe it boils down to not selling cars, right?
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These artists understand that excellent animation boils down to good acting.
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The sequence boils down to one big Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) reference.
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It all boils down to what Freda Gats is willing to divulge.
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"It just boils down to execution," Sabres left winger Evander Kane said.
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So much of the Alien mythos boils down to a single scene.
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The drama boils down to exes: Bieber was spotted with Miranda Kerr.
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Commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) technology boils down to ownership and control.
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Those closest to Fieri say his success boils down to his authenticity.
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The disagreement boils down to who benefits when taxes on corporations fall.
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It boils down to the fact that discipline correlates with minimized stress.
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Essentially, it boils down to this quote from representative John R. Lewis.
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The answer boils down to one key thing: the corporation's stock structure.
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"It all boils down to what type of premium this will entail."
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In my experience, a great team boils down to three key things.
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Taylor: I guess our guitar playing boils down to rhythm as well.
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For many, the party's pro-choice stance boils down to political expediency.
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Her so-called crime essentially boils down to having an old driveway.
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The act of purchasing a human trafficking victim boils down to power.
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The argument in favor mostly boils down to two words: Roy. Moore.
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Donald J. Trump's campaign boils down to a promise of tough order.
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The college experience essentially boils down to two things—drinking and schooling.
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The real explanation boils down to how human brains deal with information.
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"It all boils down to the look" you want, Mr. Redd said.
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The decision of whether to impeach boils down to two main questions.
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The difference boils down to how incredibly lethal certain pesticides can be.
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It boils down to this: The economy is performing well right now.
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RVs, when it boils down to it, they're really made for camping.
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Ultimately, this problem, like most in politics, boils down to public opinion.
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An entrenched ethos boils down to: Don't just do something, stand there.
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"It really boils down to two things, familiarity and compatibility," explained Velazco.
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But, often it boils down to feeling like they're wasting their time.
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A good response to this one just boils down to preparation beforehand.
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All digital information boils down to a series of 10s and 0s.
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"It basically boils down to how we deploy our resources," Galhotra said.
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Doing what's best for Josey is really what it all boils down to.
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"Doing what's best for Josey is really what it all boils down to."
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That face-off boils down to a more personal struggle, though: Jesse vs.
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"It boils down to the candidates themselves," said Representative Filemon Vela of Texas.
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The idea essentially boils down to that your phone is your only computer.
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Combating cyber threats "boils down to prioritizing at a higher level," Brynjolfsson said.
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That's really all it boils down to with me and this mouse: confidence.
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In essence, the argument boils down to the return on capital having risen.
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That's all a big bundle of jargon that boils down to great photos.
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The problem, as it boils down, lies with the pharmaceutical companies and money.
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It also boils down to name recognition, a crucial ingredient to political success.
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The difference between Boehner's and Ryan's approaches boils down to one key thing.
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For him, frugality boils down to spending on consumables versus spending on experiences.
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Sure, it all boils down to: do you have money in the bank?
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At the end of the day that's what it all boils down to.
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The secret, he says, boils down to how uncomfortable you're willing to get.
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For these men, this season's presidential campaign boils down to a single choice.
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"It all boils down to trust, and there is no trust," he said.
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But Peterson reckons it boils down to getting the tone of voice right.
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At some point, most art boils down to a simple fact of taste.
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It boils down to whom you're trying to be fair to, Harper says.
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The "why" question boils down to a pipeline company's request to a judge.
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It basically boils down to a dissatisfaction with the ending, on both sides.
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In both cases, this boils down to insufficient planning for the long term.
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Whether a specific guided meditation works for you boils down to personal taste.
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The vote boils down to whether the party votes for continuity or radical change.
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Ultimately, the case boils down to whether the 8th Amendment applies to the states.
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"The most significant part of this really boils down to individual preference," Davis said.
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"It boils down to the way Google approaches intellectual property," Martin told Business Insider.
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For attorneys general in 41 states, it all boils down to greedy pharmaceutical companies.
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The answer, according to Thursday night's "Day 101," boils down to white male privilege.
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What this boils down to is a need for flawless recognition, anticipation, and execution.
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It boils down to three main reasons, all present in the drug pricing situation.
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So, yes, the plot of Tabula Rasa boils down to a jealous ex-mistress.
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Therefore, your argument boils down to accusing the Germans of having the wrong preferences.
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But J.Crew's former CEO says it really all boils down to one big thing.
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The 50-year-old actor's absence boils down to scheduling conflicts, according to Variety.
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The first part of that story boils down to China's ability to dictate pricing.
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As Wendoverproductions explains, part of it boils down to where American cities are located.
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The debate ultimately boils down to how source-code is displayed in editing software.
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Failure is not disqualifying The deeper party crisis boils down to two related problems.
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Private equity's role in retail bankruptcies often boils down to the firms' operational strategies.
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Instead, it boils down to this: How quick do you want to get rich?
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For me, this all boils down to one undeniable conclusion: mass shootings are horrific.
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It all boils down to a more general phenomenon that Boyle calls choreographic order.
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What you're paying for in a car like this boils down to three things.
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The spending war boils down to a fight over the President's long-promised wall.
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The entire midterm election boils down to this: Do you approve of Donald Trump?
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"It boils down to if everyone behaves themselves it's all good," he told CNN.
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It boils down to three things, he tells me: experience, expertise and people skills.
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One major reason, he argued, boils down to cost: fMRI scans are notoriously expensive.
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What this watch boils down to is an improved fitness tracker and notification system.
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His name is Justin Ferguson, and his answer mostly boils down to economic issues.
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And it boils down to cohesion among a group of people who are entrepreneurial.
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A frequent reaction is finger-wagging that boils down to: Snap out of it.
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"With so many environmental initiatives, it often boils down to money," Ms. Domanska said.
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The issue boils down to a catch-22 that has eluded diplomats for years.
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Yes, that boils down to just over 2628 complaints every day for 28503 days.
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What it boils down to is things and activities that look out of place.
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Pope boils down the principles of etiquette into three themes: consideration, respect and honesty.
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"The domestic gambling bull market really boils down to two simple stories," he explained.
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For the Congress so far, it boils down to: We are not the BJP.
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Typically bribery boils down to the exchange of a public good for private gain.
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When it really boils down to it, I always consider us a songwriter group.
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"Republican politics boils down to ethno-nationalistic passions ungoverned by reason," writes Jonathan Chait.
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The case, as it stands, ultimately boils down to a he-said, they-said.
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In this case, "North American" boils down to NA; "company" boils down to CO. "Importing hot" is a cryptic indication of a container: inserting the letter h, in this case, to get a "food from south of the border," or a NACHO.
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According to self-made millionaire David Bach, getting rich boils down to paying yourself first.
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The debate over flags boils down to which flags can be flown where and when.
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It boils down to implementation and political stability, both of which we are comfortable with.
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Ultimately this watch boils down to aesthetic choice – do you like something like this vs.
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The tax treatment of annuity withdrawals boils down to how the investor funds the contract.
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"It all boils down to plagiarism," Brookings Institution's Clifford G. Gaddy said at the time.
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How appealing this offer is really boils down to Sprint's network performance in your area.
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America's strong relationship with South Korea boils down to two main components: defense and trade.
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And to achieve this, it boils down to a few interview dressing dos and don'ts.
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As a dietitian, I know that healthy eating boils down to two words: meal prep!
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The importance of gaming disorder as an identifiable and diagnosable problem boils down to treatment.
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This is what the transactional edge he has inserted into American diplomacy boils down to.
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What it all boils down to is that for women's sex toys, function trumps form.
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Why anyone cares about Comey being fired boils down to one thing: the Russia investigation.
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The biggest benefit of a 529 account boils down to these two words: tax free.
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I think it boils down to your own understanding of what makes you feel beautiful.
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In the West, our image of Eastern European communism boils down to Good Bye, Lenin!
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So the objection to facts coming to light is what this all boils down to.
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This all boils down to the fact that Facebook's News Feed is sorted by engagement.
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Among foreigners, it boils down to a single question: How did it come to this?
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The other side: The argument boils down to how a mail-order pharmacy is defined.
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Alternatively, The Proposal boils down finding the one to a crude and callous 42 minutes.
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The cost boils down to a variety of factors, such as location, materials, and labor.
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"It really boils down to how much innovation do you have to do?" he said.
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But it really boils down to being at the right place at the right time.
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There's so many it all really boils down to what kind of light you have.
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It basically boils down to: Do you begin outside the book or inside the book?
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For him, it all boils down to if the people you're closest to love you.
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Netflix executives have said their approach to cancellations boils down to viewers versus production cost.
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The Eufy Genie boils down to this: it's an Alexa speaker but not an Echo.
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Joke aside, Inslee's campaign strategy boils down to branding himself as the climate change candidate.
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Training characters basically just boils down to selecting the stats you'd like for them to improve.
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The basic principle boils down to the same thing: posting close captioned screenshots without additional comment.
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"It just boils down to the fact that Apple doesn't prioritize high-end GPUs," Luckey continued.
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Doug Roberts, the managing director at Channel Capital Management, said it boils down to two issues.
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It boils down to this: They can't escape the sense that they're living by different rules.
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But I think really what it boils down to is presenting the grass as a character.
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He forces them into a creepy game that essentially boils down to sexual duck-duck-goose.
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What it all boils down to (to paraphrase Montaigne) is: We wear pants; they do not.
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The real trick is fundraising because ultimately everything boils down to how much money you've got.
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Both Microsoft and the customers on stage Tuesday agreed that it mostly boils down to data.
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In fact, Bandersnatch boils down to five different "true" conclusions, as the internet is calling them.
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Per Beykpour, the company line still boils down to "Maybe someday, but not any time soon."
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By Zillow's estimate, the list price boils down to a mortgage payment of less than $600.
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It boils down to the flavor and form of the stuff that comes out the top.
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For Nupen, the translation boils down to a simple equation, which perhaps explains her production's success.
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So there's clearly a disconnect here and I think it boils down to a few things.
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It boils down to whether you accept the argument that she was just doing her job.
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In essence, it boils down a photograph, video or audio file into a unique numeric code.
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Republicans' defense strategy boils down to this: The president did it, but his reasons were innocent.
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Perhaps the most fundamental reason for securing greater autonomy from the center boils down to money.
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Once again, this all boils down to making sure American consumers get health-care cost relief.
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It ultimately boils down to casting the widest possible net and implementing a disciplined, consistent strategy.
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For every American president, the challenge of foreign policy boils down to a single word: intervention.
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From personal experience, Hou believes the gender gap in chess boils down to risk and rationality.
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Maybe it boils down to this: People want to see what they're getting for their taxes.
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That decision boils down to how much having an extra camera lens really matters to you.
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Being someone people enjoy talking with really boils down to being genuine and being genuinely interested.
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Much of their advocacy boils down to concerns that they face double standards in American life.
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That boils down to an average of more than five instances per day for each teenager.
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It boils down to this: Cuomo has little room for error in these next six months.
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One set of answers boils down to this: The economy has become too volatile and uncertain.
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Currie's outlook for commodities boils down to three R's: reflation, reconvergence of global growth and releveraging.
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She has a certain presence I think it all boils down to this at this point.
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He emphasizes that his most important nugget of advice regarding debt boils down to one, simple concept.
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As expected with a corporate tax reform policy, it's complex, but it boils down to three pieces.
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His defenders say his behavior boils down to the curse of being someone who is too affectionate.
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Irsay's argument boils down to the hoariest of football cliches, the raised fists are the dreaded distraction.
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Companies relinquish patents to trolls for a number of reasons, but it usually boils down to money.
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AH: A lot of it boils down to the process and the way they work on raising.
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It boils down to trust: Data governance has been a lightning rod because its new and scary.
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It's devilishly simple, because the whole project boils down to throwing phone parts into a rock tumbler.
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Without knowing what De Becker has up his sleeve, most of this boils down to circumstantial evidence.
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It boils down to the same age-old teenage insecurities: the need to be noticed and accepted.
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"I guess what it really boils down to is that your job is the same," she says.
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The pelican boils down something terribly complicated—giving one's lifeblood to another—into a single, pretty image.
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The fulcrum of adoption of voice first boils down to the ability to detect and respond reliably.
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The former, meanwhile, boils down to shooting a seemingly unending supply of robots, ghouls, and mutated wildlife.
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In truth, much of the hysteria from the left boils down to one case: Roe v. Wade.
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The problem boils down to the consequences of building higher education policy around a single price: $0.
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Kahlow says it boils down to family — an acronym for fun, accountability, mindfulness, integrity, love and yes.
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This boils down to it being more difficult to make a profit solely based on online sales.
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It boils down to the core competencies of the team and the experience of the technical leadership.
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Its absence from the current generation of AirPods presumably boils down to a matter of battery life.
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As one law enforcement source put it ... the case boils down to a he said, she said.
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It all boils down to three states: What already happened, what is happening, and what will happen.
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RAMALLAH, West Bank — Truth in the Middle East often boils down to what side you are on.
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But for Iraqis who have been displaced, it all boils down to a single, simple human emotion.
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In the end, Greenwald says the magic formula boils down to two things: scale and customer captivity.
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I believe the answer boils down to us being able to find the only one unique formula.
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"The whole issue boils down to time," Brenda Barnes said in 1997, describing her decision to quit.
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The key to wisdom, according to Buffett's right-hand-man, boils down to one, simple habit: reading.
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Once again, Masterpiece Cakeshop v Colorado Civil Rights Commission boils down to religious freedom versus legalized discrimination.
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Anthem's idea of higher difficulty challenges boils down to enemies that have more health and do more damage.
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The notion boils down to the real prize for the media company and the online retail giant: Sports.
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Buffett's success boils down to some fundamental philosophies and rules that he has followed closely over the years.
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"It all boils down to is the Azure business growing and growing profitably," said Stifel analyst Brad Reback.
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"The reality of historical redress settlements is that it boils down to a cost-benefit matrix," Underwood said.
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It all boils down to the fact that music today is much too boring and not aggressive enough.
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According to the AV Club, it boils down to one thing: Trump's posts bring more eyes to Twitter.
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And it boils down to three things: Fast turnaround, willingness to experiment and an awesome network of friends.
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For us, this day is what it all boils down to, since nothing really happens on the 25th.
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That's very different from the conventional wisdom that weight loss boils down to calories in, calories out. Yes.
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And this boils down to how many Americans who currently aren't working can be coaxed back to work.
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"King Ezekiel explains his governing philosophy, which basically boils down to,"Drink from the well, replenish the well.
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So the best strategy, according to several of his allies, boils down to this: Pretend Trump doesn't exist.
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Johnson has advice for Hill moving forward, which essentially boils down to this -- don't squander your 2nd chance.
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By design, this is what friendship boils down in Animal Crossing: the regular exchange of money and goods.
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Turns out, the secret all boils down to layering a long-wear lipstick with a separate glitter product.
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Overall, every problem with the platform boils down to who is on the other side of the profile.
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Essentially, Gaiman's answer boils down to this: You can write fan-fiction, but that doesn't make it true.
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Basically what the debate boils down to is this: Is the "Famous" video art, or is it exploitative?
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"This case now boils down to a single fact: P.O. Pantaleo did not commit a crime," Lynch said.
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It all really boils down to that question of experience and interpretation deactivating some of that rhetorical apparatus.
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The answer, much of the time, boils down to whether or not it sounds cool and/or pleasant.
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The German government thinks the challenge of integration boils down to teaching refugees German and getting them jobs.
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Republicans' defense strategy boils down to a simple formulation: The president did it, but his reasons were innocent.
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So the mentality behind the decision to black out boils down to the simple question of why not?
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But Chief Economist and UCX Co-founder Jack Bouroudjian said it all boils down to the tax bill.
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But, Bapis says his faith in the stocks' performance boils down to something simpler than valuations and yields.
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"What that really boils down to is a criticism that we're enforcing the law too vigorously," he said.
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The latest spin on his public accusation that President Obama founded ISIS boils down to this: JK LOL.
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That's because their work boils down, in part, to identifying patterns, something artificial intelligence already does quite well.
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The agreement essentially boils down to a market-based approach which compels air lines to buy carbon credits.
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And, I must say here, I believe that part of the explanation for that boils down to sexism.
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What this boils down to is that racism is detected, determined and observed through partisan and ideological lenses.
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Beyond that, Siegel boils down the most important things to include in a cover letter to three points.
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According to Dallas Mavericks owner and "Shark Tank" investor Mark Cuban, it all boils down to work ethic.
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Without getting into all the fancy technical explanation, ray tracing basically boils down to significantly improved lighting effects.
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All of this boils down to a bigger question: do you really need a smart device for your animal?
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For McCreight, it boils down to allowing women and their health providers to make these decisions without outside intervention.
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And, for a lot of people around here, it all boils down to who does the best blonde highlights.
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How could Mr Obama possibly think that the doctrine boils down to ceding hegemony in East Asia to China?
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And, in reality, all of that just boils down to penises wanting what they want, when they want it.
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Your buying decision really boils down to what materials you're willing to pay for, along with having Bluetooth functionality.
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Hillary Clinton's unpopularity boils down to one issue, journalist Malcolm Gladwell says in an interview with CBC News: Sexism.
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Like a lot of Trump messaging, the Game of Thrones tweet boils down to I'm going to hurt somebody.
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Better credit card management boils down to making payments on time and not buying things you otherwise can't afford.
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Gaming disorder, which basically boils down to video game addiction, was officially recognized by the World Health Organization Saturday.
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But the more fundamental question is the trickiest to solve, because it boils down to ethics rather than finance.
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As for why CDs happen to be the DOJ's delivery method of choice, it probably boils down to security.
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The real issue boils down to two questions: 1 - Will the Fed continue to want to support the market?
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If you get past all of the beer-related language, the job boils down to a social media gig.
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"At the end of the day, almost every game boils down to just a handful of mechanics," says Blackman.
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In the latter, it boils down to government deciding the matter in favor of one party over the other.
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But despite all this information, the team is reviewing an accident timeline that boils down to just 93 milliseconds.
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Elliott and Bluescape say Sempra's stock price underperformance boils down a failed strategy to build a power market conglomerate.
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But it all boils down to this: When you're with your kids, give them full, curious and happy attention.
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"It boils down to their biggest strength: That one-on-one understanding of how to build a customer relationship."
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Ultimately, every question boils down to just one: What shapes the choices that American voters make on Nov. 8?
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What it all boils down to: it's simpleIt's a no muss, no fuss, simple yet effectively designed high chair.
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A lot of it boils down to the last mistake that happened at Alexandria, which Gabriel feels responsible for.
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"It all boils down to legal interpretations of the directive rather than the weight of the science," he said.
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A lot of it boils down to simple discrimination, the researchers posit, however hard that might be to measure.
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Much of the disconnect for boys boils down to a reduction in their identity that often leads to isolation.
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Short of all of the lucky socks, stretching, moments of silence, it all boils down into one word: routine.
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" For Alison Ver Schuer, a staffer for Democrats in the Iowa statehouse, it boils down to this: "Believe women.
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The problem still exists, and it boils down to this: NFIP premiums aren't high enough to accurately reflect risk.
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"It boils down to being considerate to everybody," said Benjamin Kabak, who writes a subway blog, Second Ave. Sagas.
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It boils down to personal preference, but I always opt for roomy clothing, especially when it comes to sleepwear.
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It's a complicated case, but it boils down to a games publisher suing Oculus for theft of intellectual property.
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It therefore boils down to content and new features such as UHD 4K, HDR, offline viewing and much more.
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It boils down to caution: On a platform where engagement is brief, she doesn't want to dilute her message.
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" He added: "It boils down to the notion that MS-13, they are individuals who prey on the vulnerable.
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Not in his gimmick, which boils down to The Mean Quebecois Guy, but for the way he got here.
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Even at the tragedy's apex, when Salomé finally obtains what she desires, it all boils down to the exterior.
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The most common definition of evangelicalism, one crafted by British historian David Bebbington, boils down to four key points.
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The sexy or sexist debate boils down to the fact that The Weeknd can be, and realistically is, both.
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Advisers to Mr. Kasich, the Ohio governor, have told potential supporters that his strategy boils down to a convention battle.
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It all boils down to historical trends — even though Trump's route to the White House has been anything but traditional.
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Estimated Cost to Advertisers: $22.69Subtotal: $1.0092388The sadness rectangleAn outsized portion of my smartphone's usage boils down to checking social platforms.
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In particular, the special's message boils down to the idea that doubt is almost always a terrible thing to have.
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In the end, it all boils down to where you reside and the dialect innate to your regional nightlife community.
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The difference among them boils down to whether you're working for your money, or your money is working for you.
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But the tension around the cost of child care in the U.S. really boils down to who foots the bill.
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So the argument, Chief Justice Roberts said, boils down to "whether Mr Madison himself meets the Ford and Panetti standard".
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In essence, the question boils down to this: When is a smartphone no longer (or not primarily) a smart "phone"?
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It's unlikely that The Good Place boils down to a televised lesson in mindfulness, but of course, anything is possible.
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Unfortunately, the authors' proposed solution basically boils down to "be nicer" — great advice, but unlikely to be heeded at scale.
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Luis 'Pugilist Penguin' Sierra Jr. is a YouTuber who boils down this concept into a series of two minute tutorials.
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Her argument boils down to the fact that her son did not develop the cheats, nor did he distribute them.
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The split boils down to Bella, actually, which is interesting because earlier Cena was the main perpetrator in the breakup.
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Much of it boils down his operating experiences and his candid descriptions of his ups and downs on the job.
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Many advisors already make those comparisons, and the choices they make typically boils down to bottom-line returns for clients.
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In his magnum opus, The Nature of Prejudice, Allport reasoned that bigotry often boils down to a lack of acquaintance.
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It's a compelling series of concepts, dissected scenes, and quotes from great editors that boils down to one thing: rhythm.
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One reason boils down to how the organization is portrayed by media and politicians, explained Michael Quindlen, 45, of Baltimore.
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"What it all boils down to is who has more firepower and who is willing to hold out," Goh said.
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Ryan's view is that the reason an adtech duopoly exists boils down to the "audience leakage" being enabled by RTB.
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The tension boils down to a very simple reality: Republicans have a tax bill that makes deficit hawks like Sens.
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The problem is multi-faceted, but a major reason boils down to simply not having enough confidence in their abilities.
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The scandal boils down to one key question: whether Russia's doping problem is systemic, or the fault of rogue individuals.
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"Our expertise boils down to following dirty money," Mintz said the other day, in a boardroom on lower Fifth Avenue.
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Members of Congress, local legislators, former Cabinet members and experts alike say the impasse largely boils down to one thing.
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And he boils down the success of his billion-dollar businesses to one ancient decision-making strategy: "first principles" thinking.
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"The margin of safety concept boils down to getting more value than you're paying," Buffett's partner Charlie Munger once said.
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A lot of career advice boils down to various ways to fit in with whatever group you aspire to join.
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Best-selling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch says the big decision boils down to a few specific factors.
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" Regarding a possible Mueller-Trump interview, diGenova added, "It all boils down to what Rudy and Mueller are talking about.
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So the insult essentially boils down to: "shitty wolf-bird," or a man who possesses the qualities of lesser animals.
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The strange aspect of this dilemma boils down to the fact that the protagonist does not have his little toe.
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Cook's argument boils down to an assertion that if violent crime dropped while prison populations rose, then imprisonment prevents violence.
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They're facing an uphill battle when it comes to wrangling votes, so the strategy boils down to winning the narrative.
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"It boils down to credibility," said Henrik Malmquist, the head of investigations for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
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The question, then, is how their girls' weekend will come undone, and the answer boils down quite simply to: Drugs.
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Much of the U.S. economic complaint with China boils down to a lack of regulatory and legal transparency and consistency.
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The answer is more ambiguous than you might think — and boils down to your philosophy of how the economy works.
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Ultimately, deciding if the cost of egg freezing is worth it boils down to your own personal goals and finances.
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But what I do know after starting a few companies and a few enterprises, it boils down to three things.
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"It really boils down to this mismatch between supply and demand on the back end of the curve," said Schumacher.
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All of this boils down to the interior aesthetics being another home run, but unfortunately usability is a different story.
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This often boils down to how an officer perceived an incident, and if his perceptions were reasonable given the circumstances.
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Under the estimated savings of the failed tax provision, that boils down to more than $3 million per discount user.
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But Morgan Stanley is adamant that tech is due for a reckoning, and it boils down to two major reasons.
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"The color of metal someone gravitates towards is super personal and really boils down to what resonates with them," Kwon says.
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Any kind of compulsive activity, whether it be gambling or internet use, really boils down to the displacement of other things.
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The real reason we haven't beaten the epidemic boils down to one simple fact: We value some lives more than others.
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Extradition law really boils down to what the more powerful of the two countries feels like doing at that particular moment.
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For Wu, what defines a maker boils down to this: getting your hands dirty, and seeding knowledge back into the community.
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Perpetuating the myth that the worth of a nonprofit organization boils down to what it spends on overhead is simply indefensible.
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Nielsen v Preap, at argument before the justices on October 10th, boils down to how harshly the government can treat immigrants.
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You aren't defined by how long or short your hair is, it really just boils down to owning who you are.
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For startups, most of this news basically boils down to the following: the U.S. is one market, and China is another.
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Pong believes that the main reason for asking for a raise or promotion in person boils down to general communication etiquette.
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A lot of it also boils down to when the ECB starts to move the wheel on tightening its monetary policy.
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Lyrically, Kreator tackle the world's evils, and that often boils down to politics, even though you've expressed distain towards the topic.
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The key to optimizing your cell phone bill boils down to being smart about when and how you use your phone.
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Democrats' message to Republicans boils down to: You break ObamaCare, you own the political backlash from potentially undercutting the insurance markets.
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The case boils down to the contention that dividends are the key to political acceptance of an ever-rising carbon tax.
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The startup makes a tracking wearable for cows and buffaloes The reason behind low yields boils down to primitive agricultural practices.
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Dewan Tatum's approach boils down to a couple simple things: make time for each other, and be upfront with your feelings.
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Deciding whether whole life insurance is right for you boils down to two questions: Do you want to build cash value?
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"It boils down to having a healthy endothelial lining -- a one-cell-lined-thick layer that lines your arteries," Angelone explained.
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" According to Daymond John, "Shark Tank" star and founder of FUBU, the secret to success boils down to one thing: "Work.
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But, for anything more serious, what it all boils down to is the track record of right diagnosis and saving lives.
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The analysis often boils down to whether the value of a particular kind of speech outweighs what is best for society.
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Really, besides the subjective aesthetic value, getting these kinds of tattoos boils down to whether or not you're into feeling ostracised.
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I think it boils down to whether you believe Ryan's system has been left in the dust by the current NFL.
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Brian Fry, a certified financial planner who founded Safe Landing Financial, says making the right decision boils down to interest rates.
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It all boils down to lots of opportunities to make money, but also lots of confusion on what's right to own.
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"It boils down to the question, what is the Bundeswehr?" said Sönke Neitzel, a military historian at the University of Potsdam.
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While there are several legal issues, the dispute probably boils down to how to interpret an ambiguous clash between two statutes.
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The lead singer of Moça Prosa, Fabiola Machado, says the situation boils down to a question of visibility and musical talent.
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It mostly boils down to the immense value I receive and my commitment to Chase Ultimate Rewards credit cards in general.
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Good credit card management boils down to making payments on time and not buying things you otherwise can't afford, he said.
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Source: Deutsche Bank It boils down to the conclusion that it's not early, but not all that late across the board.
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"It all boils down to the use of assessments, or lack thereof," said Kathryn Stebner, the trial counsel in the case.
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For me, it boils down to making sure that as many people as possible have access to life-saving healthcare coverage.
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Apparently it boils down to the fact that the formula works: It's a beautifully produced show, with a likable, attractive cast.
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The recent generation-and-age-gap Cold War essentially boils down to those who wish their rappers identified as such vs.
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Derived from the Greek word for "seat," a cathedral&aposs entire identity technically boils down to the presence of a chair.
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And in the end, this shutdown boils down to $5 billion over basically extending the authorizations we've had in the past.
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Attachments: As with size, what attachments and blades you need boils down to what you want your food processor to do.
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Also: Philip and Elizabeth's big mission of the year essentially boils down to getting some bullies to mock a teenage boy.
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It boils down to a Watergate-era memo from 1973 written by the DOJ's internal Office of Legal Counsel, or OLC.
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Here's what it boils down to: To have the safest passwords protecting your digital life, each password should be unique and complex.
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Prosecutors and Gonzalez said the case boils down to whether Zarate pointed and fired the gun intentionally or the weapon accidentally discharged.
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Our recruiting strategy is surprisingly simple, and boils down to optimizing various segments of the sourcing funnel: awareness, pageviews, and application submits.
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This ultimately boils down to the story of an empathetic woman taking care of a jerk, and we already saw Iron Man!
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Theroux, 45, opened up to PEOPLE about his marriage, admitting that the secret to their love boils down to one simple philosophy.
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Gundlach also said most of the U.S. economy's gross domestic product, or GDP, growth boils down to the amount the country borrowed.
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It's a recipe that has grown with her over time and boils down to a mixture of childhood memories and romantic influences.
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The issue boils down to whether or not NFL owners have the contractual right to fire players for this type of behavior.
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So this is what it all boils down to: This pressure to hire engineers fast is baked into the DNA of companies.
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" Her best advise for staying healthy without living a boring life boils down to two simple phrases — "oh well" and "so what.
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Ultimately, Benger finds the issue all boils down to women's commitment to being unapologetically straightforward — without sugarcoating, softening, or curbing that directness.
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Yet, getting them to vote can be difficult for a number of reasons—which often boils down to apathy or schedule conflicts.
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Workable transit in a dense environment boils down to always giving preference to pedestrians and mass transit, and enforcing orderly vehicle traffic.
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But even in those cases, it still boils down to the core trope of a male hero saving (or avenging) a woman.
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What that all boils down to is "authenticity," which I think is discussed in a very classed and gendered way in music.
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If you find yourself complaining about having a dysfunctional board, or you distrust the member's motivation, it always boils down to communication.
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Maxis previously explained why they couldn't yet include toddlers, which mostly boils down to resources and needing to make difficult design decisions.
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"This all boils down to one thing," said Juozas Kaziukenas, founder and chief executive of Marketplace Pulse, the e-commerce analytics firm.
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One of the ways basically just boils down to luck—happening to come across a frog while casually moving through the jungle.
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Anything that boils down to an intelligent search through an enormous number of possibilities, said Mr Hassabis, could benefit from AlphaGo's approach.
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If he reverses himself, based on Trump's recent remarks, the case boils down to whether the judge was prejudiced by Trump's comments.
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According to Tribeca Therapy therapist Kelly Scott, it all boils down to having compassion for your partner's situation, whatever that might be.
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But when it comes to Africa's dearth of tour-level players, the "lack of resources" lament boils down to access to competition.
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The article suggests that the phenomenon boils down simply to a matter of choice of affluent blacks or to legacies of segregation.
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In both situations, success boils down to meeting a unique set of needs and expectations, even if you don't appeal to everyone.
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The test boils down to a simple question: If an album is not on Spotify, can it still go to No. 1?
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And probably not as concise as that, but that's really what it boils down to and what I've tried to hold onto.
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This idea is known as "contextual-binding theory," and it boils down to three components: context learning, context change, and memory search.
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The entire visitor experience boils down to wandering into various galleries with no clear coherence in the narrative that should connect them.
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"At the end of the day, scaling a game boils down to two simple things, [cost per install] and LTV," he said.
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According to Jack Bogle, successful investing boils down to a simple strategy: Buy and hold the stock market for the long term.
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It all boils down to the ability to tell a good story that appeals to the biases humans are naturally susceptible to.
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But now, the dilemma boils down to how the judges will assign a dollar value to each person&aposs injuries or trauma.
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"I think this boils down to China's reaction," Peter Tchir, Brean Capital, head of macro strategy, said in an email to CNBC.
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Their argument boils down to the fact that we made vows — which include them — and we are breaking them without consulting them.
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But a lot of it boils down to whether or not you believe that a nuclear weapon would be a usable capability.
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But the main cause of Lenny's erratic behavior and yen for papal revolution boils down to something simple: a sense of abandonment.
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It boils down to this: If the land hasn't been cleaned up then it's not appropriate to open it to the public.
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"We should reject a false dichotomy that it all boils down to a choice between speed and safety," he said in April.
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I suspect the whole thing boils down to control — something you're afforded a lot more of when you work with Android vs. Windows.
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The message of the ad boils down to pay us 25 grand and you'll be so productive, you'll have time to eat breakfast.
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Whether this matters, though, is a political question, which boils down to whether Republicans will be sufficiently disgusted with Trump to withdraw support.
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Much of the concern boils down to what is genuinely new, and how financial markets might change, along with the roles of banks.
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Benjamin G. Voyer—a psychology and behavioural science professor at London School of Economics — says the allure of height boils down to evolution.
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What this boils down to is that just the threat of male violence can stand in the way of equal opportunities for women.
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Theroux, 45, recently opened up to PEOPLE about his marriage, admitting that the secret to their romance boils down to one simple philosophy.
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Coffman has a three-part theory on why he lost, but every one of his points boils down to one common denominator: Trump.
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The argument for astronomical executive pay boils down to this: There's a thin market for skilled leadership, so companies have to pay competitively.
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The storyline essentially boils down to this: The queen is bored, so Ramesses calls upon a group of entertainers to perform for her.
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Prosecutors and Gonzalez said the case boils down to whether Garcia Zarate pointed and fired the gun intentionally or the weapon accidentally discharged.
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Later Wednesday, in an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Alley," McCabe said the issue boils down to the cost of privacy versus national security.
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Media coverage usually boils down to photographs of rich people getting in and out of cars to check into the Sun Valley Resort.
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His point of view boils down to making sure everyone has healthcare that is affordable, but his solution won't be Medicare for all.
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"It all boils down to comfort level: If I'm going to make you comfortable, than I have to be comfortable first," she says.
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You probably think a cozy bed boils down to a good mattress, but the truth is the quality of your sheets matter, too.
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Ultimately, Young says, it boils down to the brain -- and the brain perceives all addiction the same, no matter what the activity is.
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For Teagan, a software developer who founded Refuge Restrooms, a crowdsourced database of safe bathroom info, it mostly boils down to one question.
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In looking at what's behind the volatility, Timmer said it all boils down to the relationship between the yuan and the U.S. dollar.
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It all boils down to the classiness of the organization, all the way from the top down to the players on the field.
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That work boils down to the pursuit of something reliable and repeatable over the course of years, which is a laudable business aim.
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Berger synthesizes, paraphrases, and boils down large swaths of important cultural theory into a work that is both inspiring and intuitive to understand.
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But sadly from the very beginning to the bitter end, the Blazkowicz sisters' characterization almost exclusively boils down to being BJ's little girls.
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My past experience with coding usually boils down to frustrating moments hunting around for unclosed tags, but Kano's offering is much more robust.
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It all boils down to three mountain stages and what should be a fascinatingly unusual 17km individual time trial up Côte des Chozeaux.
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Oni acknowledged, when pressed, that what she was doing was illegal, however, for her and other sellers, it all boils down to affordability.
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"Basically, when we look at that, what it boils down to for us is it's a company competing against a country," Zarit said.
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Deciding whether whole life insurance is right for you boils down to two questions, according toPolicygenius: Do you want to build cash value?
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It&aposs something that boils down to a concept called market breadth, which measures how many stocks are advancing versus the number declining.
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The argument over paid family and medical leave boils down to who we are as a country versus who we need to be.
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This is a big statement in a teen movie, a genre whose plot almost always boils down to: the guy wants the girl.
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There are several contributing factors, but it boils down to this: more people, carrying more devices, using them more often, for more purposes.
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Here's your primer, so you can "well, actually" everyone at your place of work today: Basically this whole thing boils down to ownership.
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Under the cold lens of natural selection, the drama of life unfolds without moral judgment: it all boils down to living and reproducing.
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Their success boils down to a rigidity that bleeds from possession to possession, quarter to quarter, night to night, and week to week.
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In her solo exhibition at Haus der elektronischen Künste Basel, Addie Wagenknecht boils down the experiences of postinternet life and then alchemizes them.
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In an exclusive interview with Business Insider, she said the job of startup founders boils down to three things: vision, people, and resources.
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What really made the iPod so successful, and it really boils down to one thing, was that it was very easy to use.
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Often times that boils down to international exposure, cultural competencies, collaboration, community involvement, leadership, but then also throwing in some funny random things.
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But after that it's going to come down to football, and that's what it always boils down to, who can block and tackle.
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Here's how to figure it out: Solving usually boils down to figuring out whether the piece is in a MAJor or MINor key.
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One thing I learn when talking with these non-smartphone folks is how it all boils down to them simply not wanting a smartphone.
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" The final thrust in the brief is that what the lower court did by blocking the order nationwide boils down to "judicial second guessing.
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But tbh, with everything with me it always boils down to the music, so I could care less who is in the space flexing.
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Financial planner and New York Times columnist Carl Richards boils down everything you need to know about personal finance into simple graphs and diagrams.
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For McConaughey and others, perhaps this boils down to judgement, or a commendable desire to experiment and take risks that doesn't always pay off.
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Mark Zuckerberg's defense, in large part, boils down to "Running a development platform is expensive," in a world where Facebook needs to make money.
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"I don't think respecting your country or your flag boils down to whether you put your hand over your heart or not," Hawkins said.
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I personally believe the explanation boils down into three categories: penalties are up, egos are unchanged, and Thursday Night Football is harming the product.
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Sometimes getting that dream job requires more than just a dazzling résumé and a killer interview — sometimes it boils down to who you know.
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His thesis boils down to why call a company and wait on hold for an agent when you can simply shoot them a message?
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Instead, everything plays like a regression, where the threat ultimately boils down to what felt like a scene from The Exorcism of Will Byers.
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But really, the game boils down to a really cool bat cave tech demo and watching your friends and family die again and again.
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What it boils down to is basically video game addiction — playing games for unhealthy amounts of time and not feeling like you can stop.
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The WhatsApp founders' departure from Facebook boils down to a disagreement over how to monetize their famously 'anti-ads' messaging platform from Menlo Park.
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I think it really boils down to how dating apps approach humanizing, whether that is having them be more than just a single photo.
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That boils down to $21 per household which is frightfully close to the cost of the much more modern and feature-rich TiVo Bolt.
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It all boils down to the idea that too much media and tech will ruin your kid -- or make them fat, dumb, and mean.
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While there are plenty of folks out there talking about energy, too often it boils down to cold statistics about barrels, kilowatts, and BTUs.
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The complexity of many computational problems, from calculating new digits of pi to finding large prime numbers, boils down to the speed of multiplication.
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It boils down to this: The system before ObamaCare was distorted by other outdated laws, leaving some Americans with poor and limited insurance options.
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Skatewear is huge, obviously, but it also boils down to three brands: "In my opinion, it's definitely [about] Supreme, Palace, and Adidas," he says.
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Distribution too is an oft-overlooked aspect: which stores and what areas of the world your records end up boils down to your distributor.
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But the reason why many Texans oppose the wall boils down to one simple fact: It will require them to give up their land.
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Deciding whether whole life insurance is right for you boils down to two questions, according to Policygenius: Do you want to build cash value?
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The National Council of Canadian Muslims slammed the bill's passage, saying it "boils down to ugly identity politics" before the provincial election next year.
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Beyond that, Trump boils down freedom of religion to a single simple issue: clergy being allowed to endorse candidates and keep tax exempt status.
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I've spent a good deal of the last week talking to experts about this question, and think it boils down to three main points.
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There are more nuances to Wolf's copper call, particularly in terms of timing, but his quant's view boils down to one simple market truth.
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"Basically your job boils down to keeping him from testifying under oath and hoping the rest comes out in the wash," the listing reads.
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In the end, it boils down to how much security we're willing to accept before we feel it's intruding on our rights as individuals.
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"It boils down to the issues of costs and human resources," she said, adding she needed a strategic rethink to keep her business sustainable.
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And it was set in that weird TV netherworld where every problem boils down to the same handful of characters fretting endlessly about it.
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"I think it all boils down to Mardi Gras," a specialist in infectious disease said about the city's trademark celebration last month, pictured above.
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But most studio fingers point toward Rotten Tomatoes, which boils down hundreds of reviews to give films "fresh" or "rotten" scores on its Tomatometer.
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But here's another way of looking at it: When you grow up in a country of 1 billion people, everything boils down to odds.
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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's defence of his social network's political ads policy boils down to repeatedly claiming "it's all free speech, man" (we paraphrase).
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It boils down to this: Be the person who folks want to sit next to in church or talk to in a coffee shop.
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It's even more absurd that the actual answer basically boils down to: It's kind of real, but probably not the way you're using it.
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TAN: WE HAVE ALSO MADE IT VERY CLEAR IN OUR LATEST PROPOSAL AND IT ALL BOILS DOWN TO NXPI WILL NOT SOLVE QUALCOMM'S PROBLEM.
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The brewer says the difference boils down to women working mostly in its head office, while men tend to work less lucrative brewery jobs.
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More than a dozen hours of weekly reading by industry veteran Kristan Wojnar boils down to these three non-negotiables for your reading list.
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"It all boils down to trying to diversify what they're offering in the front of the store," said Jefferies health-care services analyst Brian Tanquilut.
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To ATEEZ, who spoke to Refinery29 following their Brooklyn show, the final U.S. stop before heading to Europe, their overnight popularity boils down to chance.
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The answer is complicated, but it boils down to the fact that there is no one stakeholder who can change the status quo by itself.
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As an isolated incident, this fight boils down to an obscure disagreement over the state's convention rules, with little actual consequence for the Democratic race.
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It boils down to making better choices across three things — set yourself up to be active, make good food choices and use time with purpose.
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The issue boils down to a question of power: How far can a President go in limiting who is allowed to enter the United States?
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In most cases, the gap between bulls and bears boils down to a difference of a few months over when prices should start to rise.
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It also has to be resistant to a Sybil attack, which boils down to forging identities to gain an undeservedly large influence on the network.
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That philosophy boils down to a premise simultaneously advocated by certain physicists, worldwide stoners, and the Dalai Llama: what if our universe is an atom?
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And if the answer boils down to a unique quality women candidates have, even the question of what that quality is is up for debate.
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The trade-off essentially boils down to the time and energy spent to lower cognitive load, in exchange for increased probability in the desired outcome.
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However, Occidental's bid for Anadarko largely boils down to the latter's oil and gas assets in the Permian Basin, where Anadarko and Shell share acreage.
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Ultimately, Yesterday boils down to a classic love story, and not one with any real stakes (apart from a man named Gavin, who seems nice).
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"This dispute boils down to whether the allegations concern conduct by EquiLend alone, or conduct undertaken by the prime broker defendants using EquiLend," Failla wrote.
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It, on some level, always boils down to two Apprentice teams against each other, with Trump himself getting to decide who won and who lost.
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The key to understanding what's real and what's merely a fantasy between these two scenarios boils down to the Jason Isbell songs that introduce them.
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What it boils down to is I've been getting this great rush of material coming my way, and excellent people to work on it with.
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"It boils down to: do we want the Commission to put its nose in the affairs of the national type-approval authorities?" one diplomat said.
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Perhaps it boils down to this: in West's own words, The Life of Pablo is a "gospel album" that explores faith through struggle, through failure.
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What it all boils down to is that Mellie decides it's time to stop cowering in the face of this secret organization and push back.
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The process essentially boils down to two steps: Rosetta scans images for text, and then uses text recognition to identify what the text actually says.
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The beef boils down to this: Rent-by-the-minute wheels seem harmless, even beneficial; able to serve transportation deserts, and carbon friendlier than taxis.
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Making the public case for updating consumer protections earlier this month, FCC chairman Tom Wheeler argued it boils down to a matter of consumer choice.
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Everything boils down to trying to help teach users mindfulness, which is in of itself a skill that requires training, co-founder Alex Tew said.
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So much of what passes for modern wisdom boils down to not letting yourself be affected too much, or in the wrong way, by others.
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Johnson's problem with the legislation boils down to his concern about the way the Senate bill treats pass-through entities versus how it treats corporations.
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Good credit card management boils down to making payments on time and relying on revolving credit only in limited situations, according to Greg McBride, Bankrate.
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One former The RealReal employee says it boils down to the amount of products that need to be authenticated in a short amount of time.
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Whether a family is affluent or struggling, however, every question about children and money and values eventually boils down to this: How much is enough?
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McNulty's conclusion boils down to this: The couples who had high expectations of their relationships and who fulfilled those expectations were satisfied with their marriage.
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From the consumer point of view, the carrier 5G business model conundrum boils down to: What is my carrier going to charge me for 5G?
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"It really boils down to the fact that OB-GYNs and other primary care docs, including pediatricians, are still afraid of mental health," Burkhard says.
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It boils down to category shopping: "A Star Is Born" producers wanted to compete in the dramatic category, which is seen as having more heft.
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"It boils down to mutual intransigence between the U.S. and China," said Rory Medcalf, head of the National Security College at the Australian National University.
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Not a month goes by that a reader doesn't shoot me an email that boils down to a plea: Won't you save a beloved restaurant?
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The case essentially boils down to a computer model that points to Mr. Astarita as the possible shooter based on the trajectory of the bullets.
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" Mr. Graham's analysis of the memo boils down to this: "If the legal ramifications of the memo seem minimal, the political repercussions are less clear.
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The battle over who has the best chicken sandwich that has become a viral internet sensation boils down to a change in consumer eating habits.
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It boils down to having a well thought out business model and a team that is disciplined in the way it executes on that plan.
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The plan mostly boils down to highway projects that threaten to drain state and local treasuries without delivering anything close to a return on investment.
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Lisa Murkowski (Alaska) and Lamar Alexander (Tennessee.) And it boils down to this: Sure, what Trump did isn't great -- and I wouldn't have done it.
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Starting this week in New York state court, though, the case against Weinstein boils down to five felony charges based on claims by two women.
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" Overall, Vélez said, it boils down to looking "at a lot of behavioral information to try to create a more holistic picture of that consumer.
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It mirrors what some other bars and organizations are doing, and boils down to no racism, no homophobia, no sexism, no ableism, and no transphobia.
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But ultimately, it all boils down to figuring out how to sell these products to mass markets; it's different than selling to an urbane class.
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"It will be attacked heavily by the member states because it boils down to giving away sovereignty to Brussels," Green member of parliament Bas Eickhout said.
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But you know, I don't regret the decision at all, I regret the rock that I picked, so that's pretty much what it boils down to.
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But her default was to laugh, and then deliver an honest, frank response that basically boils down to: Yes, you silly man, of course I have.
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We also asked MoviePass for comment on the swirling rumors and received a bizarre reply that boils down to a denial of the marketing team's involvement.
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Within Cincinnati, it's my understanding that it really boils down to a political issue between mayoral candidates who are on city council, and it being divisive.
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WATCH: Idris Elba Isn't Giving Up PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive Title 'As Long as I'm Alive' Smith's absence boils down to scheduling conflicts, according to Variety.
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When the best-case read boils down to "well, they weren't all booing," it's probably better to just take the L and stop attending public events.
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According to a New York Times report, the current gun death rate in the U.S. boils down to approximately 27 fatalities every day of the year.
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Dissatisfaction with the EU often boils down to the suspicion that its original mission of economic integration has morphed into a misguided push for political union.
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What this boils down to is giving its tenants access to turn-key services such as HR, brand and marketing support, sales tools and the like.
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More practically, though, it boils down to this question: Should you be able to lock your phone so securely that even the F.B.I. cannot open it?
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His view of their efforts boils down to a single number: the share of GDP spent on defence, and whether it meets NATO's guideline of 2%.
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After all, this whole scandal essentially boils down to one thing: the Lee family making sure Jay Y. Lee could succeed his father in running Samsung.
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The choice boils down to this: are you buying headphones to listen to at home or in some other quiet environment where you won't disturb others?
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It all boils down to "pushing yourself past your comfort zone," explained Norm Koch, a Spartan Race designer who got his start creating skiing terrain parks.
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Essentially the issue boils down to a huge swath of Americans (the baby boomers) retiring and staying retired for longer, leaving a smaller pool of workers.
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"At its core, this case boils down to whether state and local governments can restrict their officials from voluntarily cooperating with a federal scheme," he wrote.
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According to Chagmion Antoine, an award winning journalist and producer, a lot of it boils down to news being a product sold to primarily white audiences.
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Here's what it boils down to: Cramer anticipates there will be various three-day selloffs whenever a piece of news comes out about a rate hike.
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According to psychology academics, clique formation is actually not unique to our high school experiences — the existences of Twitter cliques boils down to our human nature.
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Checking this sometimes just boils down to using Google: Searching for seemingly-unique phrases in documents, supposedly private email addresses, and filenames can return enlightening results.
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The cause boils down to a 9% increase in operating expenses and a 13% cost of sales compared to last year, a Starbucks spokesperson told WSJ.
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There are humans who have a desire to be comfortable, which boils down to having a certain air temperature, radiant temperature and humidity, among other things.
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Hedge funds' reluctance to invest really boils down to concerns over volatility, security and perception, according to Louis Gargour, founder of alternative asset manager LNG Capital.
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The story of Gawker's murder boils down to the fact that a very, very rich man was able to destroy a publication he disliked with impunity.
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The race likely boils down to the margins in three types of localities: the exurbs – not suburbs – of Northern Virginia, the downstate suburbs, and Old Virginia.
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The difference of opinion boils down to the time-line governing Glencore's aluminum warrant cancellations and shipping instructions and ISTIM's subsequent allocation of load-out berths.
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That such a major storm would hit the exact same location in two years "boils down to rotten luck," wrote The Washington Post's meteorologist Jeff Halverson.
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There are several reasons for this, but in most cases it boils down to two things: proximity to reliable recycling containers or just plain old laziness.
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But whether the bill can gain the traction it needs among Republicans, who are wary of being viewed as weak on crime, boils down to Trump.
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The key, says Orman, boils down to one mental shift: You have to find the same kind of pleasure you get from spending when you save.
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However, people familiar with the project say Airbus's campaign chiefly boils down to concerns over a shortfall in cash payments, especially from the largest customer Germany.
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And that message, he seems to sum up a few moments later, boils down to this: Wayne has always been a rebel in the rap world.
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His point boils down to this: merchants must recover the cost of accepting credit cards from all of their customers if they can't discriminate among cards.
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Read more: A woman who studied 600 millionaires found how rich you can get boils down to 6 'wealth factors,' no matter your age or salary2.
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The field of "experimental aesthetics" boils down to efforts to solve two age-old enigmas: What is art, and why do we like what we like?
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"It more or less boils down to how you see the conflicts in American society, and which groups you see as representing you," Ms. Lee said.
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Improbable as it might seem, that premise boils down to a subversion of the famous reality TV code: What if everyone was here to make friends?
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The difference of opinion boils down to the time-line governing Glencore's aluminium warrant cancellations and shipping instructions and ISTIM's subsequent allocation of load-out berths.
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But the question boils down to whether Mr. Trump was seeking to coerce Ukrainian officials into actions to benefit the United States or to benefit himself.
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The reason for the double-digit point spread in this game boils down to two teams having a similar approach, but Baltimore executing it far better.
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I suspect this is why some people feel that they can't solve a crossword puzzle; it boils down to when they first meet up with it.
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Making the best use of a balance transfer boils down to making those payments on time and aggressively paying down the balance during the introductory period.
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Her argument usually boils down to this: Meghan Daum herself was not directly disadvantaged by systems of oppression, and therefore she has trouble believing they exist.
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" Mitski told me, "Maybe it just boils down to: I'm a woman who's really into her career, so I'm obsessed with the craft of my work. . . .
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The country's fate boils down to its ability to address its structural deficiencies, and, importantly, the wealthy's willingness to stomach the lion's share of the losses.
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Two pairs of candidates are running on joint tickets and the choice boils down to whether members want to stick with the grand coalition or rethink.
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The furor over the Western Wall agreement boils down to a refusal by Israel's Orthodox religious authorities to grant any recognition to Reform and Conservative Judaism.
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"It really boils down to the fact that the euro rallied, it turned around and it's pretty expensive to be short dollars at this point," he said.
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"It all boils down to comfort level: If I'm going to make you comfortable, then I have to be comfortable first," Obama told Vogue's Jonathan Van Meter.
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What my ranking boils down to is what volcano has the highest potential for mass casualties based population, style of eruption and potential for large explosive events.
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I disabled a couple of the standard features, such as pressing on the bottom-right corner for a right-click, but that boils down to personal preference.
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" Still, Concord is aware the EJD has problems, which in a blog post titled "Explaining Your Executive JD to Employers," it boils down to a "messaging issue.
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Well, that's a question people have been asking for quite a while, but the gist boils down to the fact that they're trying to do it all.
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Zuckerberg went on to clarify that the type of "meaningful" content the company is banking on boils down to content that fosters relationship building and interactive engagement.
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Determining how much you'll need all boils down to what you want your future lifestyle to look like and how much it will cost to fund it.
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Their argument boils down to this: Detaining someone solely for speaking Spanish is the same thing as stopping someone solely because of their race — which is illegal.
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Ara chief Richard Woolridge spits out crazy edit-video-while-you-computer-vision use cases, but says the spec boils down to this: It can handle anything.
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It's a beautifully paced blend of sci-fi and horror, Armageddon flicks and Criminal Minds that boils down to one question: Can we trust Howard (John Goodman)?
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Because his answer almost always boils down to the same darkly pragmatic, but profoundly empathetic point: Recovery, he argues, is a great option for people who recover.
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The actress recently sat down with PopSugar to divulge all her tips, and, as it turns out, perfect skin all boils down to three relatively easy things.
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"It really boils down to how people are being treated regardless of how many miles it is, the fact that people are living in fear," she said.
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The results, presented unedited below, show both the power and the limitations of pattern-recognition machine learning, which is more or less what AI boils down to.
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I'm sure I've got plenty of dumb, pretentious things to say about it, but realistically speaking, it all boils down to: I like seeing bodies come apart.
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As a simple matter of arithmetic, G.D.P. boils down to how much people are working, and how much economic output is generated for each unit of work.
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"It boils down to this: you shouldn't have to be concerned about your safety while shopping for clothes or trying on a pair of jeans," he wrote.
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Andrew Chambliss: Virginia shooting Morgan really boils down to the fundamental disagreement that they have in kind of their viewpoints of how to live in the apocalypse.
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Infowars did not immediately respond to our request for comment but Jones sent ZDNet a lengthy rant that boils down to something like, I haven't been pwned!
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"It's the iconic South Carolina sauce is what it boils down to," he said, surveying the restaurant, with its lazy Susans, ceiling fans, and brown linoleum floor.
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What Couto said all of this boils down to is a need to feel loved and a lack of options people have for mates in the winter.
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Her recent descent from human-rights icon to problematic fave owes to her response to treatment of the Rohingya, which boils down to an extremely loud silence.
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Still, it boils down to this: Any given eclipse will repeat on an "eight years, 11 days, eight hours" cycle, or what's known as the Saros cycle.
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But what this boils down is into another public-relations catastrophe between TV media and the public; not aiding in the already construed skepticism of mainstream media.
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An online version of GrayKey which allows 300 unlocks costs $15,000 (which boils down to $50 per device), and an offline capability with unlimited uses is $30,000.
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The solution to this problem on both sides — whether you're receiving the feedback or giving it — boils down to trusting that everyone is participating in good faith.
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The challenge boils down to two unavoidable problems: Our initial expectations for how a place might vote are never perfect, and initial results are never perfectly representative.
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The deeper I delve into biohacking, the more I think a lot of the discomfort with it boils down to simple neophobia — a fear of what's new.
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It boils down to this: How should the rivers be controlled, who should make those decisions and how much protection should be given to those most vulnerable?
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Holzhauer's strategy boils down to this: Go for the high-value clues first, hunt for the Daily Doubles and, when he finds them, bet everything he has.
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The reason why women might have a slight performance advantage in super-long running races likely boils down to differences in two key hormone levels between sexes.
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This boils down to testing out the login until you find it or give up, probably suffering from a headache and eye strain as you do so.
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Astrology memes have risen in popularity because people like it very much when someone boils down their entire being into highly specific, yet extremely broad, character traits.
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Lee Saunders, president of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, believes that the case boils down to corporate interests attacking the rights of workers.
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"Everything we're talking about really boils down to the fact that we have this war on our hands," Dr. King said in yet another wiretapped phone call.
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It boils down to the cameras and battery life, though they're going to have to blow me out of the water before I recommend a $1,400 phone.
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Entrepreneurs lead busy lives, but the secret to getting more things done each day boils down to practicing a few key habits to help manage competing demands.
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The difference between economies that thrive and those that falter boils down to two related factors: how effectively capital is deployed, and how well corporations are governed.
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I believe it fundamentally boils down to two issues, a homogeneous culture of elitism and entitlement as well as a lack of committed leadership at all levels.
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The Bezos-Enquirer story is incredibly complicated, but it boils down to this: The Enquirer has embarrassing photos and texts of Bezos and his girlfriend, Lauren Sanchez.
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Legally speaking, Tanvir boils down to a conflict over whether RFRA's vague language permits government officials to be sued for money damages if they violate that law.
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The medical community is still heavily reliant on fax machines and part of that boils down to tradition, where some feel more at ease with the technology.
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Every NHL argument against sending its players to the Olympics boils down to 30 really rich people not being able to get out of their own way.
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The shutdown — which boils down to the fight over spending on a border wall, has affected people's livelihoods and safety, as well as the nation's bottom line.
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When the wider public pays any attention to space and cosmic ventures, it usually boils down to the oldest of political questions: What's in it for me?
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Basically, it boils down to using SpaceX's forthcoming mega-rocket (codenamed Big Fucking Rocket, or BFR for short) to lift a massive spaceship into orbit around the Earth.
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The argument boils down to a legal question about whether special tax measures like Prop C require a two-thirds vote or just a simple majority to pass.
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The problem, however, is that it boils down a complex issue, undermining the number of factors that might predict future violence aside from a flood of "moral" tweets.
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Microsoft's miniaturized Surface Go is the best budget 2-in-1 tablet because it boils down the essentials of a Surface device into its most approachable form yet.
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Mr. Quinn boils down the contribution of groups like the Irish or the Jews to a trait or two, often zeroing in on language to make a point.
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I've written a "Guide to Getting Over Breakups," but it all boils down to the same basic things: The first is accept your feelings for what they are.
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In essence, the argument boils down to this - the government is populated by experts and when they speak we should tip the scales of justice in their favor.
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The trick boils down to spoofing capacitive MEMS accelerometers, the chips that enable smartphones and Fitbits to know when they're in motion, where they're going, and how quickly.
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Also, nearly every recipe boils down to "take ingredients, put into your slow cooker, and wait a bit," which you probably could have figured out on your own.
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Considering the fact we've waited about 15 months for this moment since the series bowed in July 2016, the countdown now boils down to merely a few hours.
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What this really boils down to is safety and transparency: People want to see that the money they send across borders is going where it is supposed to.
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It boils down to men learning how to manipulate women through "psychological" tips and suggests that with the right series of lines, any women can be won over.
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Meadows said the tax reform debate boils down to a decision between a controversial "border adjustment tax" plan backed by House Speaker Paul Ryan and deficit-funded reforms.
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The key to their happy marriage of more than seven decades boils down to "a couple of rules that we follow," Carter, 94, told Bill and Melinda Gates.
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Maybe it all just boils down to looking for the rainbow at the end of the dark tunnel; an escape from the modern-day political and economic climate.
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At its most extreme and extravagant, yes, but it ultimately boils down to the same behavior that pushes me to try harder at sports when there's an audience.
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The next day, Taystee delivers a truly affecting speech about why she chose to be involved in the prison riot, which boils down to seeking justice for Poussey.
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"It always boils down to my love of a character—regardless of who they are," one crossplayer said, explaining why he sometimes chooses to cosplay as female characters.
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Given that the tech specs are the same as the original C10, it really boils down to how much you are willing to pay for the new look.
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Indeed, once it has covered promotion, packaging and other costs, that boils down to a positive margin of one to two percent, Bose told TechCrunch in an interview.
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The issue boils down to whether today's so-called "creative destruction"—the prospect of driverless trucks, for instance—is different from every previous technological upheaval to the workforce.
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At the same time, perhaps bratty frat bros who think rape boils down to the follies of campus drinking culture deserve to have a harsh wake-up call.
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For the Bundys and their followers, it boils down to what they feel is the federal government being overly protective of public land and treating the Hammonds unfairly.
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The suit boils down to this: The complainants allege that Fyre tricked attendees by promising that influencers like Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, and Emily Ratajkowski would be attending.
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That all this boils down to is a sanctioned form of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), just another way to reduce women's bodies to mere objects for male pleasure.
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Bindu Ammini and Kanakadurga's entry was like a bolt of electricity: It invigorated those who say that issue boils down to gender equality in an open, democratic society.
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So the list of likely candidates boils down to Apple, Alphabet, Amazon and maybe Microsoft, which has had a renaissance since CEO Satya Nadella took over in 2014.
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While they're not all that different physically speaking, it's not really what living in either is about: It boils down to the lifestyle — the biggest difference of all.
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All this boils down to increasing competition in the consumer-goods space — which could require firms to re-think their investment strategies and find new areas of focus.
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There's a little more to it than that, of course (the bill would also defund Planned Parenthood for a year), but really that's what this boils down to.
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Ultimately, my disagreement with Goodman's capturing of it boils down to two people looking back on the same time and place and seeing and hearing two different things.
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"You can morally think about it, but from a legal standpoint, it all boils down to you've got 10 people trying to buy the same thing," Brudnicki said.
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The author of that study, Brad Campbell, told a local newspaper in Ontario that the problem boils down to political decisions from smaller municipalities all over the province.
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My knowledge of the games and their various spinoffs largely boils down to knowing a few Pokémon names and having a vague understanding of how they do battle.
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Leaflets and newspaper ads in which the core message boils down to 'vote Labour or babies will die' is pretty ugly, even by the standards of by-elections.
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Titus says that in many cases it boils down to exercising bodily autonomy and personal expression—he sees implants as not so different from a tattoo or piercing.
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The concept of each ad essentially boils down to people having time to watch a single Quibi episode, even in the threat of danger, because they're so short.
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While we have fully integrated our capabilities from finding and underwriting assets to management and exit, it all boils down to a simple formula: buy, fix, and sell.
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The Supreme Court case boils down to this: Energy companies received a permit from the U.S. Forest Service allowing pipeline construction through national forests that the agency oversees.
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Their argument, though multifaceted, boils down to the system Spotify and most other leading streaming services like Apple Music use to pay artists: It&aposs called pro rata.
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Peter Burt, a sous-chef, boils down highly saline seawater from a research lab that draws it from a pipe running into the denser deep of the sea.
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But Lee Saunders, president of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees believes that the case boils down to corporate interests attacking the rights of workers.
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In this case, "essential" boils down to six categories: baby products; health and household (including personal care appliances); beauty and personal care; grocery; industrial and scientific; pet supplies.
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It sounds like a lot, but it mostly boils down to this: web companies should remove illegal content faster and invest in tools and employees to make it happen.
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Both women talked about their experience, about the importance of partnering with others, and about why women don't get work made — which they said often boils down to confidence.
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And what it boils down to is FBI agents have to certify and supervisors have to certify that additional time has been worked, basically 50 hour weeks or more.
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All you need is to like an idea that essentially boils down to: What if Girls were about people who were good inside, and had a mostly nonwhite cast?
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The argument to keep health officials out of eastern DRC boils down to this: It's a dangerous area, and no one wants to put US officials in harm's way.
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"What it really boils down to is precision interaction with neurons of the brain that are involved in neuropsychiatric illness," said Justin Sanchez, director of DARPA's biological technologies office.
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I somehow sense that the objections of some readers boils down to the fact that what I represented disagreed with their own political beliefs about both Palestinians and Israel.
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There is the expected split between the two parties, but there's a divide within the Democratic Party, too — one that boils down, mostly, to urban Democrats against rural ones.
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Many times, the advice that sex and relationship experts give to anyone who wants to have a great relationship or sex life boils down to one main principle: communication.
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The geopolitical problem linked to all this boils down to how to trust increasing complex technologies without any one entity being able to own and control all the pieces.
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It all boils down to one basic question: can the unified Berlin be a misfit, free-thinking historical curiosity and a modern, globalised power centre at the same time?
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Oggiano believes Italy's 5SM's support of the "no" campaign ultimately boils down to its opposition on a new electoral system that it believes is combined to the constitutional reform.
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Either way, it boils down to this: Trudeau doesn't need to take photos of himself to seem like an approachable everyman, because everyone else will do it for him.
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Lacking a connector option, HKEx's Chinese metals strategy boils down to maintaining a dialogue with domestic exchanges while traveling down the long road to creating its own mainland market.
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Hanna feels that she's been lucky in the number of well-endowed men she's met, although she believes that this also boils down to her very active sex life.
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While Steve Jobs might have said the reason for that was that he knew best, the reality is that it all boils down to what the core business is.
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"My whole argument over the Thanksgiving table boils down to the fact that while Trump is a terrible person, his flaws are superficial," Tracy told me in an email.
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A lot of the pushback against Roseanne that I've seen ultimately boils down to this one simple idea: A Trump supporter should never be given this large a bullhorn.
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Lacking a connector option, HKEx's Chinese metals strategy boils down to maintaining a dialogue with domestic exchanges while travelling down the long road to creating its own mainland market.
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The General Aggression Model boils down to the observation that being hot is uncomfortable and irritating, and irritated people are more likely to act violently or aggressively towards others.
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There's no truly right or wrong answer — all of that boils down to how you interpret the particular ending you reached, communicated via voiceover and text on the screen.
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Basically, what it boils down to is a crucial need for friendly spaces that offer a break from reality at the tail end of this fuckhole of a year.
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Cornyn added that the decision boils down to either passing prison reform or accepting that Congress will take no action for the foreseeable future in the criminal justice space.
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Israel is in the midst of a fevered discussion over religion and identity that ultimately boils down to whether it can remain Jewish and democratic in the long-run.
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The scandal is bizarre and complex but boils down to this ... the NCAA claims ex-NBA star Penny Hardaway provided $11,500 in moving expenses to Wiseman's family in 2017.
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If you're selling broad account value, rather than individual user or team value, acquisition boils down to two things: elevating account based-selling and revolutionizing the inside sales model.
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It boils down to a question of preference; some people will always prefer the bike or the e-bike, but I think the e-scooter has its place, too.
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If you accept Power's premises, then humanitarian intervention boils down to a purely philosophical inquiry: Is it right to save lives if one has the capacity to do so?
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Farrah -- who was initially shocked when MTV picked Bristol -- says it all boils down to 2 things ... she's not cut out for reality TV. Oh, thing 2 is jealousy.
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But so often, and perhaps because of the influence of the former Celine designer Phoebe Philo, uniform dressing often boils down to white, collarless shirts, black pants, navy sweaters.
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That boils down to paying your balance on time and in full every month to avoid late fees and interest charges and not buying things you otherwise can't afford.
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Negotiators started with a laundry list of requests, including easing that exclusivity rule, but it boils down to raises and bigger payments from studios for the guild's health plan.
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It boils down to this: Comcast, like Disney, wants to add bulk as a counterattack against Netflix and other tech giants that have aggressively moved into the entertainment business.
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But it all boils down to one central scheme: Get in there, bring a bunch of true believers with her, and overhaul from within the corrupt system she loathes.
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" As with too many events on Game of Thrones in its last few seasons, the character motivation mostly boils down to "do a thing that fans want to see.
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For Ocasio-Cortez, one of the first candidates this election cycle to make abolishing ICE a part of her platform, it boils down to a moral stance Democrats should take.
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The mercurial quarterback has done more good than bad during his time in Chicago, but his career usually boils down to a montage of casually-tossed interceptions and terrible optics.
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The placid music creates an odd tension with the images of boarded-up schools on Tucson's east side, illustrating what basically boils down to a broken socioeconomic and educational system.
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The proposal boils down to educating users that advertising helps fund many of their favorite websites, and that using ad-blockers is a quick way to hurt those same websites.
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We've always loved Lea Michele's approach to health and fitness, which usually boils down to taking care of your whole body and doing what makes you happy more than anything.
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This boils down to a list of some very, very broad-brush "best practice principles" (such as "follow the money"; develop "solutions to increase transparency"; and "encourage research into disinformation"… ).
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Over time, I've worked out what I need to achieve stillness of mind, which boils down to good sleep, exercise, and long conversations in broad daylight—all that boring stuff.
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Health, Food, and FitnessRunKeeper/StravaWhen it comes to running apps, you have a surprising amount of choices, but when it boils down to it, RunKeeper and Strava are our favorites.
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That appears to be the thinking of Mark Zuckerberg and Co., who on Friday announced that the company's new plan to combat fake news essentially boils down to font size.
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Often, therefore, mine detection boils down to rows of nervous people wearing blast-resistant clothing and creeping laboriously across a field, prodding the ground ahead to check for buried objects.
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Ultimately, it boils down to the sad fact that people would see me as gay if they knew, and people I love would look down on me because of that.
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The backlash directed at YouTube for this year's Rewind boils down to a growing disparity between the platform's true creator culture and the polished version that YouTube wants to present.
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The reasons varied, but eventually what it boils down to is people not respecting the animal, and thinking that, because they're inside of a park, it might be slightly safer.
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While it will likely be some time before we hear Flynn's full story, the deal he struck with Mueller boils down to a single count of lying to the FBI.
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That boils down to allowing faster charging on devices like Samsung's Galaxy S9, which has a faster Qi fast charge option, compared to Apple's iPhones, which top out at 7.5W.
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For all their pearls of wisdom, the advice that both Gaiman and Atwood give boils down to basically the same thing: You learn writing by writing, and especially by finishing.
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Of course, the AAF just folded a few weeks ago ... and Neuheisel tells us it pretty much boils down to they just didn't have enough cash to keep it going.
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The study also found that, on average, these attackers earn just $20143,744 per year, which boils down to $40.75 an hour, about a quarter of the average cybersecurity professionals salary.
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She says the large amount of sex workers boils down to the consequences of drought and food insecurity that is so prevalent, it affects 2.6 million people in the region.
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Rabbi Cooper, who says Sony flew him to Japan in the aftermath of the Keyakizaka46 incident, told CNN he believes the issue boils down to better education, not implicit bias.
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Cooking a good stew boils down (no pun intended) to adding good ingredients into the pot at the right time, at the right temperature, and then stirring until it's done.
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Making healthcare reform a bipartisan issue is a whole other discussion, but the gender ratio boils down to this: Men shouldn't be making unilateral decisions about women's health care. Period.
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Soundcheck boils down the process to a button press, handles the data validation and provides a preview of how that content might sound when read aloud by a voice assistant.
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Given the complexities of the technology, customer education is clearly one of the big challenges, with Wilkison saying this boils down to explaining how the approach differs from standard encryption.
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It all boils down to the Streisand Effect, a term coined to reflect how attempts to censor or repress information have a tendency to make the information more widely available.
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" Torba claims Gab's success boils down to its focus on protecting free speech and the influx of users banned by "Silicon Valley tyrants and their centralized privacy-nightmare data silos.
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Unlike classical computing, which boils down to simple ones and zeros, quantum computing involves the creation of quantum bits, or qubits, which can be expressed as ones and zeros simultaneously.
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There are a lot of reasons why consumer bots fail, but it boils down to the fact they're too expensive for what they can do—even if they're very cute.
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You can pick apart the braggadocio all you want, but it pretty much boils down to El-P spitting the word "Baby" in the most dismissive and amusing way possible.
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We may never know whether Previn's new accusations are true—so much of the story boils down to "he said, she said," and we aren't given any additional eyewitness testimonies.
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On the negative side: Katzenberg's response, to people who have heard him out, boils down to this: Just because something doesn't exist doesn't mean that it won't exist one day.
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How it has managed to stay in business boils down to the realities of commercial real estate, the restaurant's jewelry-box décor and reputation as an oasis of quiet refinement.
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Conservatives love to lambaste campus liberals for practicing "identity politics," a poorly defined term that boils down to any kind of politics that takes concerns about identity-based oppression seriously.
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" Then, with a sentence that could easily have been uttered by John Muir or Rachel Carson, Dr. King stated, "It really boils down to this: that all life is interrelated.
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Mr. Harland, a Houston-born drummer, boils down the influences of gospel, hip-hop and jazz into a roux of languor and coolness, even when it's spilling over with activity.
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"It just boils down to racism because people still don't see Asians as individuals," Nancy Wang Yuen, a sociologist and author of "Reel Inequality: Hollywood Actors and Racism," told CNN.
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Abagnale, who has worked with the FBI for four decades, says every scam, no matter how sophisticated, still boils down to the same old tricks, except for one thing: technology.
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The task in front of Congress over the coming week boils down to a basic question: Does Washington work for all of us or just for those at the top?
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As far as I can tell, the argument takes some interesting turns but essentially boils down to the idea that there aren't enough intellectually rigorous (that is, negative) book reviews.
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Most of social conservatism boils down to the idea that if we don't stand up for what is good and pure in this world, it will be devoured by modernity.
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The premise still boils down to killing as many enemies as possible—you, as the lone survivor of a party searching for your clan, must engage in a lot of murder.
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What all of this boils down to is that there's no reason to think kombucha is better than water or that it's a magic potion for your gut or overall health.
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Their relationship is an opposites-attract friendship that boils down to the two tidy categories of womanhood: you can be meek and domestic, or you be can be egomaniacal and vain.
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I learned that every accessory that increases the acceleration and speed of a vehicle boils down to oxygen and fire and fuel—maximize these elements and get closer to James Dean.
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Ultimately, Essential's success boils down to charm: This phone has oodles of it, and it carries through from its screen, to its fit and finish, to its (admittedly quirky) camera system.
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Basically, it boils down to changing priorities now that the company has grown to 190 countries worldwide and is now known as much for its original content as its streaming service.
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" The 28 pages After the years of increasing distance, many in Saudi Arabia have adopted a mantra that Weinberg of the FDD said boils down to "wait until the next administration.
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Some people might call me a bottom, and some might use the more derogatory term "pillow princess," but it all boils down to the fact that I'm not aggressive in bed.
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Browning said it's easy to make the argument that predictive analytics boils down to a banker looking at a FICO score and nothing more, but he said it's a flawed critique.
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The House minority leader's argument boils down to this: The abortion debate today centers around what restrictions should be placed on the procedure, not whether or not abortion should be legal.
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Get to know the termsThe way your credit card works boils down to a few different terms, two of which include annual percentage rate (APR) and, more generally, your interest rate.
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The relationship between Phil and Carol boils down to the schoolyard question: if you were stuck on a desert island with the world's most annoying person, would you make it work?
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It takes a little extra digging to figure that out, but in the end, deactivation usually boils down to violating three key community standards, and/or failing to meet performance standards.
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There are many causes of this variance, but a lot of it boils down to state-level policy: Most of the low-receipt, low-benefit states are choosing to be stingy.
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As the Connecticut Mirror's Mark Pazniokas wrote earlier this year, the gubernatorial fight boils down to whether the backlash against Trump will be enough to cancel out the dissatisfaction with Malloy.
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It boils down to physical experiences that make art more memorable —just like with any relationship, according to the founder and CEO of Artsy, the world's largest online collection of art.
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I guess it boils down to whether you believe Google's story about environmental impact, but it doesn't really explain the 64GB starting storage or the lack of unlimited cloud storage deal.
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All this to say, it's hard to preview an argument that boils down to, who are you going to believe me or your lying eyes, ears, and general sense of logic.
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"We come at things from a similar political perspective, but it all boils down to the topics we decide to cover and the way we decide to cover them," she added.
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Kadakia — who clearly knows a thing or two about success — recently shared with CNBC Make It what she believes the biggest difference between successful and unsuccessful people boils down to: execution.
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It essentially boils down to this: It's better to be safe than sorry, especially if the sorry end of the spectrum involves the end of the world as we know it.
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So it all boils down to two things: First, getting the hysteria to focus on the 20 percent number so intensely that a lower number like 2 percent sounds great by comparison.
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While the complaints certainly put into perspective how many people are at least kind of pissed off about the update, it really boils down to a meaningless shout into the void. [BBC]
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Good credit card management boils down to making payments on time and in full, keeping balances low on credit cards and other revolving credit and applying for new cards only as needed.
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"It all boils down to having the information to get smarter about how to treat infections, especially for the chronic ones, and how to prevent epidemics of the acute infections," Martinez said.
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The confusion he has been presenting to the world since the start of his transformation actually boils down to a single question: What happens when you're forced to take a joke seriously?
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A quick scan of a handful of betting sites had Clinton's odds ranging from 2-5 to 4-9, which boils down to an average of about 53 percent chance of winning.
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And it has the potential to put Schmitt away for years over what boils down to a profile photo and a short rap song made by a kid in suburban New Jersey.
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The recipe for this delicacy, which is emblematic of Brittany, boils down to two principal ingredients: "Lots of butter and lots of sugar," laughed Philippe, who handed us the object of desire.
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WASHINGTON — When it comes to James B. Comey's book-tour crusade against President Trump, the question for hard-core Hillary Clinton fans boils down to this: Curse Mr. Comey, or cheer him?
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It really boils down to common sense: If dirt on an electoral opponent has no value, then why do campaigns routinely spend tens of thousands of dollars (or more) on opposition research?
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The distinction ultimately boils down to one division researching AI with seemingly limitless computational resources at their disposal and the other looking to implement lightweight machine learning models more suited for consumers.
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After decades of technological progress, airline's proof that you are who you say you are still boils down to a single six-digit number, encoded in the barcode on your boarding pass.
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According to The Film Experience, the rule for inclusion in the ensemble category boils down to one simple thing: you need your own title card in a movie to be so honored.
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One of the most common ideas is that the difference between growing up to be a modern Picasso v a Bear Stearns essentially boils down to whether you're right or left brained.
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That boils down to a lot of calculations stemming from a field of mathematics called linear algebra done very, very quickly, but it's something that existing CPUs aren't exactly tuned to do.
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Ultimately the question boils down to this: are today's modern technological innovations like those of the past, which made obsolete the job of buggy maker, but created the job of automobile manufacturer?
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Video: NASAJuno/JPL/SwRI/YouTube One of the most fascinating and outstanding mysteries about Jupiter is whether it has a solid core, or if it boils down to a compressed gas center.
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Yes, CS:GO is an esports behemoth, but footage of CS:GO boils down to a bunch of samey-looking shots of soldiers in warehouses with no context for why what's happening is entertaining.
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Bangladesh's resilience boils down to a combination of the world's lowest wages after Myanmar and Sri Lanka, the right skills and the fact that China has become less competitive in recent years.
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What it really boils down to is whether you can wear jeans and sneakers into a restaurant and still have a great experience while eating things like truffles, caviar, and foie gras.
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What all this boils down to: Millennials love food, but they also love staying in and want to save money, so they're cooking more — and then they're documenting their creations on Instagram.
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The suit boils down to a few key allegations: Patients with a CVS drug plan previously had gone to other local, in-network specialty pharmacies to pick up their HIV/AIDS medications.
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"It kind of boils down to: How much do I trust corporate good will, and how much would a corporation care about the opinion of people who care about science and astronomy?"
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"What it really boils down to is that Protestants came to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in the 19th century and were appalled that it was an Orthodox church," Wilken said.
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Telecommunication stocks are the new staplesThe defensive nature of tire manufacturers boils down to our dependency on them to commute, whether by electric vehicles, gasoline-fueled cars, public transit, and even aircrafts.
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Some of this boils down to immediacy, as on the opening track, "My Shining Hour," a standard that Mr. Kuhn might have played during his brief stint in the John Coltrane Quartet.
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The tale is pretty strange and boils down to a sort of he-said-she-said situation, but here's what happened in an interaction deemed "Fry-Yay the 13th" by Rose herself.
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How to source hard-to-fill programming positions Zack Burt's recruiting strategy is surprisingly simple, and boils down to optimizing various segments of the sourcing funnel: awareness, page views and application submits.
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However, what it really boils down to is whether or not you believe that the joy some people get from having old guns on their mantelpieces justifies the odd person getting shot.
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But aside from graveside crocodile tears and a quietly advertised "anonymous" donation to a library in the name of his deceased brother, the strategy boils down to a speech improvised by Jimmy.
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It boils down to this: The Fed still believes that the economy is basically sound, and that growth will continue in 2019 and beyond, albeit at a slower rate than in 2018.
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The motley pageantry of our politics — the endless arguments about race, class, religion, ideology, sex, region and heritage that have defined the republic since the beginning — boils down to a single personality.
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"It really boils down to having the receipts to note your expenses, and you need to prove that the expense is necessary," said Lisa Greene-Lewis, CPA and tax expert with TurboTax.
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Jerry NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerImpeachment's historic moment boils down to 'rooting for laundry' Impeachment just confirms Trump's leadership 85033 was a historic year for marijuana law reform — here's why MORE (D-N.
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" Chris Vickery, an UpGuard risk analyst, added over email that: "It mostly boils down to the rule of thumb that 'if it can be misconfigured, some amount of users will misconfigure it.
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In their findings, a psychology professor at Harvard University, Ron Siegel, suggested that the key to following through on motivation boils down to this: bring optimism and fun back into the picture.
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The conflict boils down to this: • Supporters of Mr. Barr's position argue that Apple is letting iPhones become a haven for criminal activity by using encryption technology that the government can't crack.
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Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerImpeachment's historic moment boils down to 'rooting for laundry' Impeachment just confirms Trump's leadership 2019 was a historic year for marijuana law reform — here's why MORE (D-N.
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Some of it boils down to temperament, of course, but a large part, I think, has to do with mental exercises — tricks, practices, habits — that allowed them to cope well under pressure.
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What it boils down to for some, it seems, are mods: Since Skyrim already boasts a bevy of mods to improve graphics, some feel that it's unnecessary to do a remastered version.
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His pro-Trump argument boils down to three points: Any Republican is better than a Democrat, Hillary Clinton in particular would be worse, and Trump's CEO experience has to count for something.
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We're not trying to stereotype you here (seriously, we're not!), but if you're anything like me, I'm guessing your interest in the Super Bowl mostly boils down to its pop cultural relevance — i.e.
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Russia's trade policy in the region boils down to selling weapons to anyone who will buy them (including most of the claimants in the South China Sea dispute, thereby fuelling an arms race).
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Ultimately, being able to keep up and compete in new and exciting markets boils down to the same thing: your ability to build a team that can hustle while shooting for the moon.
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"What our argument for a September hike boils down to is that if the Fed waits for every little duck to line up in a neat row, it will wait forever," BNP said.
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For me, this boils down to a few questions: Gun owners, how many different ways and/or times does President Obama have to say that he doesn't want to take your guns away?
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All of this boils down to the fact that, while progressives that take Warren seriously, Republicans definitely do not — and, at least at the moment, they aren't paying a price for that stance.
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Though both movies feature more complicated and earthbound heroes than today's blockbusters, they're still stories where everything boils down to one final showdown between a mostly good guy and a mostly bad guy.
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His explanation boils down to the notion that President Trump is erratic, volatile and clueless about government -- and that without capable people around him to help steer the ship, it might just sink.
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The reason behind the digital divide boils down to politics, according to Dr. K. Viswanath, a researcher who studies communication, health disparities and poverty at Harvard University's School of Public Health in Boston.
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It boils down to what they want to do in life, but I am telling you from my own experience – we don't know what we want to do till very late in life.
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Much of the difference in the companies' fortunes boils down to Microsoft's fundamental business as a software company versus Intel's as a hardware company, said Nick Sturiale, a venture capitalist at Ignition Partners.
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For the most part, the disagreement between opponents and proponents of "alive on Election Day" voting boils down to whether voter eligibility should be based strictly on the official date of the election.
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All four consoles promise improvements over their parent machines — in price, storage, even graphical capabilities — but when it boils down, they're still playing the same games as the vanilla PS4 and Xbox One.
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The brunt of the criticism boils down to the use of the use of the quotation marks which, according to detractors, nods to insults Serena has faced for the majority of her career.
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"What it really boils down to, and this was after several exchanges I had with them, is that they weren't going to be issuing any permits under this administration," he told The Hill.
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Though the mistakes range from apparently racist ad campaigns to a failure to represent China's perceived borders, it all boils down to one fundamental misstep, experts told Business Insider — a lack of respect.
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It boils down to this, if an entity — be it an organization or person — opts to engage in activities involving illegal distribution chains, there should be consequences, often certain, swift, and overwhelmingly punitive.
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It all boils down to one thing: Are you willing to defend and substantiate all the expenses you take against your income (if you even have any) in the event of an audit?
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The phone's got a copper heat spreader and carbon cooling pads inside, and it all boils down (sorry) to 50% faster sustained clock speeds than a "standard" smartphone CPU, according to the company.
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There is so much womanizing that the theme of infidelity is basically a subplot, and pretty much boils down to the following: A stunning model walks into a photographer's studio; a marriage dies.
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Appetites: A Cookbook, $28.12"Appetites" boils down 40-plus years of professional cooking and traveling into this the canon of all the dishes that (in Bourdain's opinion) everyone should know how to cook.
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Ex-NFL star Shawne Merriman says O.J. Simpson absolutely should get to use his Heisman vote now that he's outta the slammer ... telling TMZ Sports it all boils down to a basic formula.
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On some level, this dispute boils down to an old argument about whether women's sports merit the same funding as men's for the sake of equality, even if the economics don't support it.
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My obsession with ducking under the weather boils down to a child's desire to go to the nurse's office: I want permission to excuse myself from life and curl up in a sunspot.
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The thesis boils down to that art is only mature if there's something to "get," while a cartoon of the Mummy in a hot rod is childish because it is what it is.
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Who qualifies as a critic has long been a touchy subject for the site, which boils down hundreds of reviews to give films and television shows "fresh" or "rotten" scores on its Tomatometer.
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Resolving the question of the president's fitness at the ballot box isn't really an option, much less the best option, when the question boils down to whether the ballot box will be stuffed.
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Glimpsed from afar, it seemed a reminder that even in 2000, politics still boils down to this: small-town voters braving the elements to listen to an underdog candidate speak truth to power.
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It largely boils down to personal preference as there are many variables -- such as ambient room light and angle of the screen -- that can affect eye comfort when staring at computers and devices.
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"What it all boils down to is if you have the opportunity to go somewhere, the likelihood of you getting into a wild-card race or a pennant race is high," Bruce said.
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According to New York Times-bestselling author and co-founder of AE Wealth Management David Bach, getting rich boils down to a simple formula: Setting aside at least 14 percent of your income.
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The issue of more expensive crude and its economic ripple effects boils down to two questions: What would happen if crude really went up above $100, and how likely is that scenario, really?
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What it boils down to, Porowski said, as he mixed ingredients for a "plant butter"-based bundt cake, is that dairy might be "weekend Antoni," but "weekday Antoni" leans away from milk products.
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His argument boils down to an assertion that employees prefer a low salary and the "prestige" of a managerial title — even though they would be entitled to overtime if they remained hourly employees.
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The question boils down to whether Iran can continue to sell enough oil and sustain enough trade with small and mid-size firms to avoid recession, Blanc told reporters on the conference call.
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The story is long and complicated but basically boils down to this -- officials believe Neymar and his family hid money in his $105 MILLION transfer fee deal from Santos to Barcelona in 2013.
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This ruling was the result of a long and complicated copyright dispute, but it boils down to Canada's courts being able to dictate what the rest of the world sees in their Google results.
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That– So I think one of the– one of the– Yuval Noah Harari: No, I agree, I mean, but I think that it really boils down to the questions that do we trust America.
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For him, it all boils down to one thing: "Clothes are just not that important or as important as they were," he said during during a conversation at The New York Times DealBook Conference.
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"What it boils down to is what inflation will do between here and December," said Eric Winograd, an economist at Alliance Bernstein, who still expects the Fed to raise rates again at its Dec.
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The problem of disappearing forests is a complex one, but it boils down to a few major factors: climate change, outdated methods and shrinking budgets (and as you can imagine, all three are related).
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Throughout the game, players are also given the choice between following Vincent's plan or Leo's for specific circumstances, which generally boils down to whether you're taking the violent (Leo) or non-violent (Vincent) path.
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"To the extent that this case now boils down to whether a handful of AFFO calculations at the end of Q2 2014 were materially false, we welcome a trial on those issues," he wrote.
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But the joke's really on us, because it reveals that the Trump strategy for attacking Clinton boils down to a retread of the controversies, invented and not, that dogged the Clintons in the 1990s.
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"This essentially boils down to a willingness to go to war to protect refugees," said Jim Phillips, a Middle East expert at the Heritage Foundation think-tank in Washington, noting Russia's advanced air defenses.
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This case really boils down to whether funding a religious school's playground is tantamount to impermissibly funding religion, or is, instead, the kind of neutral state program from which religious groups can't be excluded.
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But it appears that Lyft's gripe just boils down to the fact that Uber is a much larger competitor and both companies have to play by the same set of rules, at the moment.
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As the US solicitor-general, Donald Verrilli, neatly summed it up before the justices, the question boils down to whether the right to abortion "really only exists in theory" or "in fact, going forward".
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"It basically boils down to: 'If we, the people in charge of national security, dictate the terms on which this network is built, we will damn well make sure it is secure,'" Feld said.
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Today's lobbying laws are like a sieve, and the problem boils down to a provision limiting disclosure requirements to lobbyists who spend 20 percent or more of their time lobbying for a single client.
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At its core, Gillibrand believes the fight over family leave (and equal pay, and sexual assault in the military, for that matter) boils down to a basic problem: There aren't enough women in politics.
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I know there's a lot of folks out there in the country that deal with that separation with a child, but I think it all boils down to the kind of parents you are.
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Where barriers to capital flow are undesirable or futile, the trilemma boils down to a choice: between a floating exchange rate and control of monetary policy; or a fixed exchange rate and monetary bondage.
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" What that boils down to, Wolff said, is the index has now become "somewhere between a counterintuitive factor and a pretty weak factor in telling us what the actual riskiness of the market is.
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"It boils down to the weakest link in the chain," a former official of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Austin P. Berglas, told The New York Times in December, after the charges were announced.
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Like most things in economics, the slowdown boils down to supply and demand: the ability of the global economy to produce goods and services, and the desire of consumers and businesses to buy them.
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" Ms. Alisberg added, "I think it boils down to a belief on the part of the court that there are certain students who, based on the level of their disability, don't deserve an education.
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It boils down to the longer trips and the need to avoid any sort of range anxiety, largely because we drive our car so infrequently that we gas up only about once a month.
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The satire boils down to "It's time those Beltway politicians stopped squabbling and got to work for us," a take with all the heat of a public-service spot from a centrist think tank.
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That includes clever callbacks to earlier characters and situations, although ultimately, the movie's appeal boils down to the visceral jolt associated with Hunt and his allies racing from one perilous encounter to the next.
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Because the art world tends to place itself in the world's most expensive urban areas, much of the fight boils down to grappling with — or skirting altogether — the issue of crippling real estate prices.
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I got to test the blue high-tops and the red low-tops and they're both equally cool — choosing between high-top and low-top really boils down to what style you like more.
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Assuming that user consent is obtained, the issue ultimately boils down to whether internet users would prefer to pay for free web services with their privacy, or a few more cycles on their CPU.
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There are currently only 18 countries, none of them major powers, that have official diplomatic relations with Taiwan — and that number keeps dwindling under Xi. "It really boils down to economic aid," says Goto.
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What the decision to come out boils down to is fear: fear of rejection by friends and family members, fear of judgement by strangers, fear of losing the respect and admiration of loved ones.
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However, if there is one accuser — and it boils down to a "he-said, she-said," debate — the defendant might choose to make the case a credibility contest and testify to deny the allegations.
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"Because everything boils down to positive or negative, that's why you get stuff up in the 90s and stuff in the single digits," says Matt Atchity, the site's former editor, who left in 2017.
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At its most simple, the question boils down to this: Is banning menthol and mint–flavored e-cigarettes before actual menthol cigarettes—use of which has long been associated disproportionately with Black people—racist?
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"We should reject a false dichotomy that it all boils down to a choice between speed and safety," Dr. Gottlieb said at his confirmation hearing before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee.
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New research published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine shows that US adults consume more than 248 billion binge drinks each year, which boils down to about 470 binge drinks per binge drinker annually.
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Most of the evidence von Däniken presents to support his claims essentially boils down to: this ancient thing looks kinda sci-fi, and historians aren't 100 percent sure how or why it was built… aliens?
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"(This) boils down to a display of people power in Hong Kong, a display in particular of young people power," opposition lawmaker Claudia Mo told the tens of thousands who had gathered, to huge cheers.
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In the end the argument about net neutrality boils down to whether internet-service providers should be regulated before they have shown they might abuse their power, or only after they have actually done so.
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Varys's central argument in that scene, in essence, boils down to this: A woman known for burning her enemies, clearly consumed by rage and passion, isn't likely to make the wisest or most compassionate judgments.
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Rather than a bargaining chip used to gain more foreign aid or access to the world stage, it appears that the country's nuclear weapons program boils down to a matter of dignity and national pride.
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Finally, "migrant" connotes an economic motive; what this boils down to is a determination that migrants don't need to leave home but do so by choice, and thus forgo legal protections unless they return there.
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"Our argument boils down to the fact that because My Big Coin does not have future contracts or other derivatives trading on it, it is not a commodity," said Katherine Cooper, a lawyer for Crater.
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Ultimately, it boils down to two very insignificant upgrades But again: When's the last time you looked at a photo taken on an iPhone 7 and thought to yourself that it wasn't quite good enough?
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What it really boils down to is that physicians—who are often the medical board members charged with writing and enforcing midwifery regulations—generally believe that these "lower-level professionals" are not professionals, she says.
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The thing preventing electric aircraft from taking off, so to speak, boils down to a lack of energy: even the best batteries can't store nearly as much power as an equivalent volume of jet fuel.
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Although the parliamentary procedures are fairly technical, the idea boils down to Republicans finding 85033 Democrats brave enough to hold a vote on the GND — a resolution which has 89 Democrat cosponsors in the House.
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For several companies that have been impacted by data breaches in recent years, the issue boils down to how these firms are managing the servers that are being used to store sensitive information, says Rogers.
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We are treated to Jacob's fantasies at greater length, though his sexuality boils down to a penis fixation so strong that a minor subplot of the novel sees him wondering if Steven Spielberg is uncircumcised.
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The ability for special interest groups to buy and sell politicians boils down to the 2010 Supreme Court's Citizens United decision that gave corporations and individuals the ability to spend unlimited money in our elections.
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For the citizens of Turkey, this boils down to a choice between a one-man-rule system with no checks and balances and a possible return to a more liberal and parliamentary system of governance.
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The argument usually boils down two simple points: John Hudak, a political scientist with the Brookings Institution who wrote a book on "pork," argues that "banning" earmarks only shifts more power to the executive branch.
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All improvisation boils down to two people interacting in real time, and among the best at making up comedy on the spot are John Lutz ("Late Night With Seth Meyers") and Scott Adsit ("30 Rock").
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It boils down to matters of accuracy — stories that supposedly reflect American culture ought to outgrow the myth that touching, outrageous, or supernatural things only happen to middle-class, able-bodied, white, cis, heterosexual people.
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And so this unbundling of the car, which I think boils down to small vehicles for small trips, and the car is great for going long distances where you want to go point to point.
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Much of the production's success boils down to the fine-grained performances, which are, on the whole, less shrill than those in Visconti's film, which can have the feel of a grim Nazi soap opera.
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But the heart of the narrative boils down to two basic unproven accusations: The Russians did it, and Polish political opponents of Mr. Kaczynski deliberately conducted an inadequate investigation to cover up their own negligence.
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But in this case, Wilkinson suspects it probably boils down to human error––the all-too-common tendency to blame the victim, or to assume that a consequence of getting drunk is sometimes getting raped.
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As Ashish Soni, Executive Director of Digital Innovation at USC's Viterbi School of Engineering, told me, Grover's strategy hits on some definite trends of consumer behavior which boils down to wanting to own less stuff.
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"(This) boils down to a display of people power in Hong Kong, a display in particular of young people power," lawmaker Claudia Mo told the tens of thousands who had gathered outside the Legislative Council building.
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It ultimately boils down to whether we, as a society, are willing to accept a world in which a woman's physical ability to grow and deliver a child is tantamount to an imperative to do so.
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Folks with urgent, invisible bathroom needs in one sense require the highest level of accommodation, because it boils down to this: Please, stranger, let me use your bathroom right now, because I really, really need it.
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The effect creates a vicious loop that boils down to this: The less skilled you are at something, the less likely you are to recognize how unskilled you truly are, and thus you overestimate your abilities.
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Which means that even though these actresses have been wearing one fabulous gown after the next for the past three months or so, it all boils down to this final choice in spectacular in evening dress.
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In general, the rule boils down to: Video taken in the Village or at a venue is to be taken by accredited media and used within the broadcast rules, or else kept for personal purposes only.
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Francesco Oggiano, the author of "Beppo Grillo Parlante", told CNBC on November 14 that he believed 3773SM's opposition to the proposed reforms boils down to a new electoral system perceived to be attached to the reforms.
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There are some other reasons why this is (shooting on digital vs film, an Arri Alexa vs a Red Weapon 8K) but it essentially boils down to Marvel's black being more like a very dark gray.
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The concept boils down to the idea that there are more hackers and online threats than there are cybersecurity professionals to respond to them, so the industry needs a boost of artificial intelligence to keep up.
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One of the most consequential questions in America's gun debate boils down to this: Do the policies promoted by the National Rifle Association—and the group's heated, divisive rhetoric—represent the real beliefs of its members?
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In this case, it just boils down to when you purchased your PC. If it's more than a year old, the XOX has more flops, but whether that actually matters at all is up to you.
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So usually it boils down to how much cash do you have in reserve to be able to hire that next person, but we look at them as non-expenses that's an investment in human capital.
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Lawyers for Andrew Anglin, the founder and publisher of the Daily Stormer, responded November 30 to a lawsuit filed by realtor Tanya Gersh, saying the dispute between him and Gersh boils down to the First Amendment.
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Building and maintaining good credit boils down to spending less than you earn and using the rest to get debt-free, save, and invest — the same general personal finance strategy that enables you to build wealth.
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The question, Dr. Peters said, boils down to finding sustainable ways of producing food that meet both the food security needs of the United States and the many other nations that depend on it for exports.
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But, at its core, much of the research in this growing field of "experimental aesthetics" boils down to efforts to solve two age-old enigmas: What is art and why do we like what we like?
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NOAA goes into more detail about why those tactics wouldn't work on their website, but it essentially boils down to the fact that hurricanes are just way bigger and more powerful than most people can understand.
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But Labour's struggle in Stoke and Copeland boils down to two linked themes: antipathy towards Corbyn and his pro-immigration, anti-nuclear background, and a wish to punish the pro-EU, metropolitan "establishment" in distant London.
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The swearing-in boils down to Odinga attempting to assert his authority as a political leader, William Atwell, practice leader for Sub-Saharan Africa at emerging markets advisory firm Frontier Strategy Group, told CNBC via email.
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Just how much success boils down to the song's scope of popularity and the percentage of song that the songwriter owns, so "definitely try to write as much of those songs as you can," Tedder says.
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The internal debate boils down to whether they should stick to their strategy of working strictly along party lines to pass big-ticket bills or try to find common ground with Democrats, perhaps on smaller proposals.
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At the end of the day, though, the scandal boils down to this: The US president is alleged to have used the weight of his office to pressure a foreign nation into investigating a political opponent.
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If you glossed over it all, here's what all this change boils down to: We'll no longer need a government — the US, France, whoever — or an international governing body to tell us what a kilogram is.
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It feels painfully reductive to believe everything boils down to simply the state of James or not-James for any team in the Eastern Conference, and this was, objectively, the biggest opportunity anyone had on paper.
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The reasons for why that is are as numerous at the plethora of treatments and procedures now offered, but I suspect that it boils down to a diminishing level of stigma around men undergoing a cosmetic intervention.
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"(This) boils down to a display of people power in Hong Kong, a display in particular of young people power," opposition lawmaker Claudia Mo told the tens of thousands who had gathered outside the Legislative Council building.
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Within the moderate and conservative factions of the Republican Party, the tension boils down to whom Republicans want to cut taxes for, how deeply they'd like to lower rates, and whether to offset the costs at all.
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For many of us, the practicality of these findings boils down to having scientific evidence that confirms what we already know: our breathing is related to our emotional state, and slowing breath really can calm you down.
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While Janelle doesn't explicitly say this, her message boils down to the fact that her students will never be able to compete with their wealthier, whiter competition if they're never held to the same standards as them.
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And then there's unintentional abuse, which typically boils down to family members and caretakers who do not have the time, training, or money to properly care for their loved ones, who wind up neglected as a result.
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When we talk about preference and fetishization, it ultimately boils down to the overarching question: Can we really tell people who they're sexually attracted to, how they're wired, and who they should want to have sex with?
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" Slate advice columnist Mallory Ortberg offers some great words of wisdom nearly every time a birthday or national holiday rolls around that essentially boils down to "you are not obligated to attend should you not feel comfortable.
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Messenger's opposition now mostly boils down to WeChat's 762 million users in China, where Messenger can't operate, and Snapchat's 150 million daily users, who are mostly concerned with photo messaging and Story sharing rather than core utility.
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At the end of the day, the legislation boils down to the belief that "sex work is bad" and an underlying sexist notion that women can't make their own decisions about what they do with their bodies.
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Angry vets, furious at the imagined disrespect Kaepernick showed for the military, came out in droves shouting what boils down to "I fought for your rights, so don't you dare use them," seemingly without recognizing the irony.
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But the real wage gap mainly boils down to hours worked overall, and the fact is that men work more hours than women do, particularly in high-paying jobs, and that skews the data in their favor.
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For some savers, the lure of moving assets to a Roth individual retirement account from a traditional IRA or 401(k) plan often boils down to the tax-free income it will deliver in their golden years.
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After serving nearly five months in prison, Mill told CNBC's "Squawk Box" this week that his situation is part of a "systemic issue" — but not one that boils down to just racism, as some other activists contend.
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Oftentimes, customers are going to remember how you treated them more so than the specific drink you made, so a lot of your success as a bartender boils down to how you interact with people, he says.
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Anvita Arora, one of the study's principal authors, says that Kolkata's pollution problem mostly boils down to the vehicles on the road, with fuel emissions accounting for more than half of the pollutants found in the air.
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But Cline's plotting, while not wildly original, boils down to a solidly structured quest narrative, with three smaller goals that add up to a larger one and a variety of barely archetypal characters along for the ride.
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Returning to Fidzup, its fix essentially boils down to actually offering people a choice over each and every data processing purpose, unless it's strictly necessary for delivering the core app service the consumer was intending to use.
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"Restless" (season 210, episode 13) An episode of TV that boils down to "it was all a dream!" sounds like a terrible idea on its face, which makes what Whedon did with "Restless" all the more impressive.
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That's not to say Wayne doesn't have his share of scary situations and elaborate threats in his music, but most of the violence boils down to talking about shooting people rather than describing Saw-style torture chambers.
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The trick boils down to a simple little silent "E" that, on paper, changes the whole meaning of a word, and therefore makes a common phrase into something else entirely, something that giddily fits its cryptic clue.
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