Facebook just borrows and borrows and doesn't come up with anything fresh.
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Some years the government borrows even more, some it borrows less, but it's always a lot.
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And just as Mr. Nolan borrows from the original Dr. Strange, this "Doctor Strange" borrows from Mr. Nolan.
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"This bill borrows, and it borrows at a time when we can't afford to borrow more," said Rep.
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Death Stranding borrows the dramatization of walking from walking sims, but it also borrows from another genre: horror.
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Not in detail: Although America borrows a lot abroad, it borrows in its own currency, which means that it isn't vulnerable to a classic emerging-markets crisis.
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And company A borrows a trillion from company B, and company B borrows a trillion from company A. Now you've got all 22020 trillion back here, and it-- it's available for investment.
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Sometimes Mr. Ramirez borrows an ingredient or two from Peru.
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Greece now borrows at the same rate that Italy does.
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It's superheroine America Chavez who borrows from the Lemonade mogul.
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The Indiana ad borrows attacks from Braun's main rivals — Reps.
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Sometimes he borrows canned storytelling devices from TV and film.
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Like many languages, English borrows words and phrases from others.
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Arena borrows a lot from Hearthstone and that's a good.
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No, says Athena; she borrows the mythic name for fencing.
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Specifically, the play borrows from Ionesco's own youth in Romania.
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Klobuchar also borrows from former presidential candidate and Washington Gov.
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Frank Bruni Like most great romances, theirs borrows from others.
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The American subsidiary must do something with the money it borrows.
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But Doctor Strange borrows more than the Wachowskis heightened action sensibility.
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Imagine this: A disgruntled citizen borrows $30,000 from his credit cards.
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He borrows his Dad's RV so everyone can ride there together.
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And as Oscar Wilde once said, 'Talent borrows and genius steals.
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Trump's plan borrows heavily from a tax proposal from House Republicans.
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Desperate, he borrows a hundred grand from the mob boss Galasso.
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But Childish Gambino generally makes good use of what it borrows.
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It borrows that from GDPR but it's opt-out by default.
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So it makes sense that Bon Iver's newest release, 22, A Million (the follow-up to a largely inconsequential sophomore album) borrows from his earliest sound as much as it borrows from West's more distorted persuasions.
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Some years the government borrows more, some it borrows less, but it's always a lot; and the upshot is a child born in the US today is born with an almost $60,000 share of the national debt.
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"Honesty" is a song that borrows from the format of a conversation.
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The new car borrows engines and some architecture from German automaker BMW.
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The Olympus Pen F borrows its look from the company's vintage models.
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And since it borrows elements from other languages, it's versatile too. 11.
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China sometimes borrows in dollars, so we can compare apples to apples.
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As its origins suggest, the Bahai faith borrows happily from other religions.
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Its profits are not big enough to cover these, so it borrows.
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Federal government borrows so they spend more than they actually bring in.
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"Frequency" The CW borrows from recent big-screen history in this series.
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Memoirs borrows from this performance (Böttcher's troupe included the real-life Tosca).
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Instead of borrowing $2628,28500, the buyer borrows $6900,2628, taking on more risk.
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He borrows heavily from attachment theory to explain how we approach relationships.
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Eliza's ball gown, designed by Charlotte Palmer-Lane, borrows from a sari.
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When it borrows from foreigners, more money is available for other uses.
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Respira&aposs vape borrows from a medical technology called zero-heat nebulization.
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The letter borrows heavily from talking points the Turkish Presidency used previously.
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The kindergarten borrows the stadium's field, tunnels and roof for group activities.
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It's another piece of political defense that borrows from the Clintons, however.
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Though she borrows elements from every period, her approach is thoroughly contemporary.
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The Note 9 also borrows a few upgrades from the Galaxy S9.
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If anything, it remixes themes, reprises melodies, and borrows nasty racist ideologies.
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Instead, it's a video-making app that borrows some features from other apps.
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Despite taking place in 1880s England, the series borrows heavily from 70s rock.
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So he shouldn't mind if Miley Cyrus borrows just one of them, right?
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SHERLOCK adapts CRISPR's genius, which borrows a naturally occurring defense mechanism in microbes.
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Though artfully assembled, the mixtape borrows much from the childhood game of Telefone.
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Tinder, for example, borrows heavily from the language and mechanics of game design.
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Many borrows didn't understand that missed payments were added to their mortgage's principal.
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It is the human impulse for dominance and revenge that borrows righteous garb.
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The miser borrows a kopeck from a peasant to give to a beggar.
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The five-seat S.U.V. borrows some of the features that Tesla has pioneered.
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And it's clear on this album, which liberally borrows styles from other singers.
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Call of Duty: Mobile borrows key elements from the franchise's most popular titles.
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"Channel Zero" borrows from another creepy, cultish internet story for its second installment.
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It borrows technology from Ford's GT super car and the race-tuned Mustang GT4.
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The new app store borrows heavily from iOS, but in all the right ways.
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But while Joker borrows a lot from these films, the comparison ultimately feels hollow.
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The average aspiring medic borrows $303,230 for her graduate education; lawyers-to-be, $2100,2000.
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Hilton admits that he borrows his friends' phones four to five times a month.
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Among the things the film borrows from Tony Scott's "Top Gun" is its homoeroticism.
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And his new direction for the company borrows heavily from his parent company's playbook.
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As for internal specs, it borrows pretty much everything from the $750 G303 ThinQ.
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The greater focus on urban planning borrows a bit from another Firaxis franchise: XCOM.
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Bevin borrows language that Thomas Jefferson used to justify the suppression of an insurrection.
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It's a modernized, use-it-anywhere service that borrows a lot from Google Voice.
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It would take on the very challenges the art it borrows from once took.
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Meanwhile, the tentative launch of Deliveroo Plus borrows a little from the Amazon playbook.
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Like many modernist poets, Adonis borrows literary authority from the tradition he declares obsolete.
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He borrows from different cultures so freely that it is folly to categorize him.
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Then they said he borrows money from - I don't borrow money from the Russians.
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Later, at a crime scene — a grisly torture-murder — he borrows his partner's gun.
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Ms. Clark often tests other recipes "as a benchmark" and borrows characteristics she enjoys.
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Low interest rates generally help the government because it borrows more than it lends.
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Even Shaun borrows it for her homework when her mother does not need it.
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And it borrows money from the government to pay for its employee health benefits.
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It contains some English words and borrows from African and Southeast Asian languages, too.
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From the latter, it borrows the ability to blast reality open at any moment.
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He borrows her car to get to work, and he feels guilty about that.
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The Xperia 1 borrows eye-tracking autofocus from Sony's actual cameras, and it works well.
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Margin debt measures how much a trader borrows from a broker to finance a trade.
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Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages project borrows elements from Instant Articles while giving publishers more control.
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The video also shows elements that Sonic Mania borrows from other entries in the series.
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Pets, which are little creatures that you carry around with you, borrows from Dota 2.
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It borrows billions from commercial banks to prop up the Lebanese pound against the dollar.
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Trump's new policies could also spur higher inflation as he borrows to finance infrastructure spending.
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Jersey Club is an electronic culture that originated from Jersey, and borrows from Baltimore Club.
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The TabPro S borrows a lot from Microsoft's own Surface line, including its convertible design.
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In so far as he has policies, Mr Trump borrows freely from right and left.
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It would require a drastic overhaul in how the government taxes, spends, and borrows money.
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According to RocketNews24, the bags' design borrows from a traditional Japanese "wrapping cloth" called furoshiki.
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Now, she no longer borrows books and is teaching her daughter not to borrow, either.
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Drake gently borrows, and by doing so he propels those artists to a broader audience.
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Fuller House borrows this catchphrase from the original series but hammers it into the ground.
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Turning feminist performance in this direction borrows its defiant tone to rethink a fresh binary.
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She playfully borrows ideas and turns them into a global conversation through music and images.
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To preserve the currency peg it borrows dollars from commercial banks at above-market rates.
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His tag line -- we rise up -- borrows from one of Maya Angelou's most famous poems.
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The production company borrows its name from Greenfield's 2002 book "Girl Culture" on body image.
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Consequently, when a company finance projects externally, it typically issues bonds or borrows from banks.
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In fact, some bond rates are negative, meaning Japan can profit when it borrows money.
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Its Eastern European variety—where most Yiddish-speakers once lived—also borrows from local Slavic languages.
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This feature borrows heavily from WeChat and the tradition of 'hongbao' (or red envelopes) in China.
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But any time one borrows from a culture, the history of that culture must be acknowledged.
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The approach borrows from Finland, which manages to combine high professional standards with less stringent oversight.
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"wHo," his contribution to the female-led Ghostbusters movie, borrows from the original film's theme song.
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The film borrows its title from D.W. Griffith's abjectly racist 1915 film of the same name.
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The new version of Apple Photos on iOS borrows a ton of stuff from Google Photos.
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The moment could be an homage to the movie which Riverdale borrows its episode title from.
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In fact, the routine borrows some tricks from the F-22, the deadliest combat plane around.
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Stinks of the thief that displays the unwillingness to delve into the source material it borrows.
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The financial instruments are bets on the creditworthiness of a company or country that borrows money.
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After a series of press interviews, Obama borrows one of my cameras to take my photograph.
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The video, directed by Alex Lill, even borrows from the grainy aesthetic of an old movie.
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The interest rate will be between 1 and 1.3 percent depending on how much Iraq borrows.
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This Is Us also borrows from its Lost influence in another key way: It loves twists.
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Sara Kim says she borrows her mother's delicate Rolex and likes the way it stands out.
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The owner usually puts down 30 percent cash and borrows the remaining 70 percent, he said.
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It has one of those overpopulated menus that borrows from brasseries, trattorias and mainstream American taverns.
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My fiction borrows from my life, but even more so from the lives of other people. . . .
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From Akira Kurosawa's 1958 samurai classic, The Hidden Fortress, he borrows the story's point of view.
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Suffice it to say, "Star Wars" borrows quite a bit from Buddhist symbols, teachings and practices.
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The lightweight skin borrows a few aesthetic elements from iOS, including a swipe-from-bottom system tray.
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The lightweight skin borrows a few aesthetic elements from iOS, including a swipe-from-bottom system tray.
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Her approach borrows the metrics-obsessed techniques of tech and merges them with her political campaigning experience.
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According to Potash, the cost to the library is $6.07 every time someone borrows a Macmillan book.
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To repay the bank he borrows from local moneylenders at a rate of around 4% each month.
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In Latin America, where popular religiosity remains strong, football borrows from the devotional intensity of its fans.
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As I've noted, chief among the qualities the 15-incher borrows from 133-inch laptops: It's light.
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Fordjour's work often borrows from his own childhood, taking images or feelings from his youth in Memphis.
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Borrows said 3i was investing more of its money in continental northern Europe and the United States.
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The latter "hypercar" borrows its hybrid system from the technology developed for its Formula One race car.
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The suit itself borrows from the armored look seen in the Batman Arkham series of video games.
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But I like this stylish Italian gin that borrows from limoncello and shines with tart, sunny lemon.
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Strikingly, this is below the corresponding 3-percent rate at which the U.S. government now borrows at.
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Mr. Maitland borrows this approach, drawing on first-person accounts, as well as archival and original sources.
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Over a handful of releases, H.E.R. borrows traditional elements of R&B but makes it her own.
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Pete Carroll, the coach of the Seattle Seahawks, has promoted "hawk tackling," which borrows heavily from rugby.
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The plan borrows from a model used in nearby Italy, known as "albergo diffuso," or scattered hotel.
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In that sense, it borrows heavily from another Bolshevik-inspired tropical revolution: Cuba's famous 153 revolutionary offensive.
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Superstore borrows the best of the Jim-and-Pam model, then updates it with subtlety and precision.
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"In the short term, you'll be paying more than 100 percent on your existing borrows," Dusaniwsky said.
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California's legislation borrows some elements from Europe's General Data Protection Regulation, which went into effect last year.
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The ESM borrows cheaply on the market against that capital and lends on to governments in trouble.
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The ESM borrows cheaply on the market against that capital and lends on to governments in trouble.
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The way this works is that FNMA borrows money and uses it to buy mortgages from banks.
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Star Wars borrows heavily from Flash Gordon not just with its serialized nature but key plot points.
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And what is the result, he asks, if he borrows the caricaturist's style for the vache paintings?
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On Monday, he previewed a soul-inflected teaser that borrows from Tommy Davidson's Black Dynamite character, Cream Corn.
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In her subject, Tierney borrows from the past; in her erasure of humans, she looks to the future.
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The production shuffles like a blaxploitation film and borrows the "Wake up!" message from Spike Lee's School Daze.
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The Airspace borrows a lot from the attractive design features of Airbus' new A350 aircraft — which is good.
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She also took a few shots at "nudging", a public-policy technique that borrows insights from behavioural psychology.
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Wiley's proposal borrows from his previous work "Bound" (2014), which shows three women bound together by their hair.
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The x2 is basically HP's take on the Surface, and it borrows many ideas and features from Microsoft.
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So much of the experience borrows from past games from Ueda and his team, particularly The Last Guardian.
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It borrows heavily from Western first-person shooters, particularly in how it tells stories with its set decoration.
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What Mr. Trump borrows from Jackson is not an issue, but a way of thinking about the world.
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The artist frequently borrows likenesses of famous characters for his works, which include large-scale sculptures and murals.
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It borrows a lot of word play from the books, and has incorporated some elements of musical theatre!
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The pods' design borrows from a very different product that's already on the market: a sensory deprivation tank.
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Gmail GoScreenshot: GizmodoIn contrast to YouTube Go, Gmail Go is very similar to the app it borrows from.
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This week's outing, starring Selena Gomez, borrows heavily from the Manic Pixie Dream Girl school of romantic comedies.
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She borrows a phone in order to advise the nanny to take her sons to the new apartment.
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The X1D borrows a lot from Hasselblad's larger H6 cameras, including the touchscreen interface and 50-megapixel resolution.
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But don't spend too much time on Tetris today – lest you develop the syndrome that borrows its name.
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If the United States borrows from the rest of the world, it must necessarily run a trade deficit.
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I wear my boyfriend's college hoodie; he borrows a water bottle emblazoned with the name of my workplace.
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The A12 borrows the latter from its predecessor — and manages to do so at a dollar under $300.
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And like with a lot of these things, it's very syncretic and borrows from all over the shop.
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Women's wear borrows from men's, too: Pantsuits, button-down shirts and fedora hats all flow from men's wear.
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She borrows the genre's best aspects (pacing, stakes, excitement) and eschews its worst (gore, stilted dialogue, clumsy foreshadowing).
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It borrows most of the extra money from investors, piling up public debts that now exceed $14.3 trillion.
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First, there's Palantir Technologies, which borrows from the name of Tolkien's palantíri, which allowed communication around the world.
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The series' title borrows a 1975 headline in The Daily News that lodged forever in the civic consciousness.
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It's a pretty interesting conversation ... and Kelly even borrows one of Trump's favorite lines to explain her position.
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In the book, "Antifragile, " Nassim Taleb borrows from Seneca to explain a way to live with zero downside.
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On "Wine Pon You," she borrows a dizzying dancehall artist, Konshens, intermingling Jamaican patois throughout the sleepy track.
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You've said you freestyle a lot of your songs, but how much of "Honesty" borrows from a real conversation?
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An entire women's rights advocacy group, UltraViolet, borrows the associations of the color with women's and LGBTQ rights movements.
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She borrows money from her mother, Shelly (Mädchen Amick), and seems to be dawdling in her young adult life.
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To that end, the show borrows, in surprisingly obvious ways, language and details from the American experience in Iraq.
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This year's version borrows many of the same visual elements, but makes the battle about the Major protecting Kuze.
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Britain borrows a lot more than it saves: it has a current-account deficit equal to 4% of GDP.
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I know a friend who borrows clothes from everybody because she doesn't like wearing the same things in pictures.
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Additionally, his mockup borrows form Max Rudberg's concepts, which leaves two "devil horn" areas between the screen's notch black.
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When the United States needs to borrow — which is more or less perpetually — it very often borrows from China.
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The two women clash in hilarious ways, beginning when Veronica borrows one of Jackie's many pearl necklaces without asking.
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Monster Match, created in collaboration with designer Miguel Perez and Mozilla, borrows the basic architecture of a dating app.
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Women's empowerment borrows the virtuous window-dressing of the social worker's doctrine and kicks its substance to the side.
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It returned in 2016 on an all new sedan which borrows some of the '60s models' styling and proportions.
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The camera also borrows the TruePic VIII Image Processor from its well-reviewed, higher-end brethren, the E-M5.
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A week later she borrows Dan's truck because Taylor needs to pop up to her house in Joshua Tree.
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Check out some of the other details of the sneaker design, which borrows iconic symbols and labels from YouTube.
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When a participant borrows against retirement-plan assets, most plan overseers take the loan out of the participant's account.
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It borrows from a concept called "the success sequence," developed by Ron Haskins and Isabel Sawhill of Brookings Institution.
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New York is getting to know the work of Gregory Maqoma, which borrows from Western and South African traditions.
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And "Where Is the Rest of Me?" doesn't borrow from the campaign book; it borrows from the Hollywood memoir.
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The device comes with an 8-inch HD display and borrows the Show 5's camera shutter and design.
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In an reverse repurchase agreement, the Fed borrows the reserves of qualified nonbanks and pledges Treasury securities as collateral.
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This 2014 music video by Mr. Blanco borrows several styles for visuals that are as poppy as the beats.
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In stories like It, he borrows liberally from real places and landmarks, highways and scenery, even real street corners.
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The commission borrows about 12 million employees from various federal and state government departments for the period of elections.
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Rolling Stone reports that the game borrows from the show's retro styling and the best part is it's 100% free.
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I imagine creatives would love an iMac that borrows from Microsoft's Surface Studio 2 and has drafting table-like capabilities.
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The first issue's narration borrows from his 1993-era journal, which Patrick carries with him and mines for book ideas.
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But this new footage looks ominous in a whole different way, like it borrows more from horror than Rod Serling.
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It borrows the framework of an old-fashioned listening-appreciation book: Each chapter looks at a different aspect of music.
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The trade deficit is the result of low national saving, which will fall still further if the government borrows more.
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In the West, she borrows her name from Queen Mary I, the infamous monarch known as a burner of heretics.
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Color OS borrows a lot of ideas from iOS and Samsung's spin on Android, which makes for an interesting combination.
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To pay for the rest of its expenses, it then borrows money by issuing bonds that investors can buy up.
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The track's drum section borrows from '90s house and breakbeat, a precise rhythm that nevertheless hurtles forward with reckless abandon.
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I'm absolutely of the belief that everyone, Apple included, copies or borrows ideas from everyone else in the mobile industry.
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The car clearly borrows much of its design language from the Model S, but it's hardly just a miniaturized clone.
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Your liver borrows this fat and turns it into cholesterol that can sneak into your arteries and start collecting there.
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The prime minister does not have his own plane; he basically borrows a jet from El Al, Israel's national airline.
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The fact that the US government borrows a lot of money each year just isn't a huge problem right now.
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It makes sense that Spencer Liff's choreography borrows so repetitively from the vogueing routines of drag shows appropriated by Madonna.
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When the government borrows from Americans, it is soaking up money that could have been used by the private sector.
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The effort borrows its strategy from a campaign that student activists connected to the Immokalee workers waged against Taco Bell.
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Democrats in both chambers have pushed for a select group of lawmakers to draft legislation that borrows from both measures.
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Ms. Steier borrows that framing device for her staging of Mozart's fairy-tale opera, presented at the main festival hall.
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The approach borrows serving styles and flavoring techniques from the beer world, enticing customers with a different kind of buzz.
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But could a day be coming when the iron-faced one borrows some of Daryl's strength and makes a move?
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The filmmaker, Friedrich Moser, borrows heavily from Errol Morris, employing re-enactments, moving graphics and a Philip Glass-like score.
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Scott borrows the best aspects of crime fiction (pacing, stakes, excitement) and avoids its worst (gore, stilted dialogue, clumsy foreshadowing).
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It's a wild contrast with contemporary hip-hop, which understands itself as music that borrows widely, and experiments with glee.
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He already has plenty of cash, but beyond that, when Cook wants Apple to invest more, he borrows the money.
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Related: India Borrows a Page From China's Playbook in Dealing With Air Pollution Off the streets, other efforts are underway.
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We need a "third way" that borrows from the wisdom of traditional food production and from our most advanced technologies.
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This matters because the government spends more than it collects in taxes and Washington continually borrows money to cover its bills.
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If Vector looks familiar, it's because the robot borrows its shape, and some of its mannerisms, from Anki's last robopal: Cosmo.
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It was enough to see that the Polestar 2 interface borrows some design elements from Volvo's Sensus UI, which isn't surprising.
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First, enact a federal law that borrows from the GDPR, including a comprehensive definition of "personal data", and robust "purpose specification".
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And while BTS borrows extensively from Black artists, they look on as their own fans unleash vicious racism against Black listeners.
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Once their batteries are full, he borrows a friend's car to drop them off in the "nests" where Bird needs them.
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But Mr. Ieremia also borrows freely and organically from Western contemporary dance, incorporating a little vocabulary and a lot of structure.
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The technique borrows a bit from Raymond Queneau's 1947 "Exercises in Style," 99 retellings of the same story in different genres.
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It borrows design cues from Samsung's Galaxy S9 phone, though the Tab S4's screen has slightly bigger bezels around it.
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Ange borrows what she calls her "physical shell" as a canvas and a tool to create serious visual food for thought.
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The insight here borrows from political scientist Timur Kuran's classic work Private Truth, Public Lies: The Social Consequences of Preference Falsification.
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We'll just have to wait until the fall to see if the company borrows any of these ideas in iOS 10.
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When the Federal government runs a deficit, it borrows the difference from creditors, which include private citizens, businesses and foreign governments.
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" Buffett borrows this concept from John Rawls, a philosopher at Harvard who laid out similar ideas in "A Theory of Justice.
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When firefighting funds do, indeed, prove inadequate, the Service "borrows" money from its other activities to meet excess fire-fighting needs.
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The robots-are-coming omen-reading borrows as much from the conventions of science fiction as from those of historical analysis.
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"I think if other people were able to get borrows [on GBTC] it'd be down 1,000 percent tomorrow," Left said Tuesday.
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One is the way the EU in effect borrows from the future, by making spending commitments that it pays for later.
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Styles announced the Bowie-channeling tune exactly 20 years after the Prince album the song borrows its name from was released.
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The first change is that, yes, Hyper Light Drifter borrows from science fiction just as much as it does from fantasy.
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EDF borrows money every year just to pay dividend and aims to become cash-flow positive after dividend payment by 2018.
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She lifts up her right arm to reveal a forest of armpit hair and borrows the boy's fork to scratch it.
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That is, the US government has been paying its lenders back less, in inflation-adjusted terms, than it borrows from them.
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It borrows much of its language from Marxism but also draws on Confucianism, 20th-century Japanese imperialism, and traditional Korean nationalism.
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And if you ignore the fact that it borrows billions to finance that growth, the company is a classic success story.
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The United States government borrows using debt with a wide range of maturities, from one-month bills to 30-year bonds.
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The dollars that the United States borrows from foreign countries are the dollars that the United States spends on foreign products.
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Collusion grievances don't go to trial, although they do rely on a framework that borrows heavily from that sort of procedure.
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Hoppert: Love the hockey connection in that his sire is Hat Trick and his name borrows from the Nashville Predators' anthem.
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And Mr. Bartlett borrows unapologetically from both Chekhov's "The Cherry Orchard" and "The Seagull" for his portrayal of the characters here.
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Her shrimp and okra borrows a spice blend from her mother, made with cumin, coriander, mango powder, black salt and turmeric.
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Her method borrows from the protocols of fight direction, with the same allegiance to keeping actors safe in potentially dangerous circumstances.
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She borrows tactics from her father, Art Spiegelman, who documented his family's experience with the Holocaust in his graphic novel "Maus."
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The app borrows the look and feel of its writing interface from a traditional typewriter, including the font you type in.
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The game borrows generously from iconic literary fiction, most notably Mark Danielewski's House of Leaves and Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach Trilogy.
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The investor downplayed any concerns over bank leverage or how much a company borrows for its assets versus its equity capital.
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A consumer's credit score helps lenders gauge how likely a person is to pay back the money he or she borrows.
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A short-seller borrows shares, sells them, waits for the stock to fall, and then repurchases them at the lower price.
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The new space-thriller Life borrows a lot of its broad ideas and narrow story beats from Alien, to the point where it feels like a cover version of Scott's film, and one of the elements it most prominently borrows is the idea of an alien that grows physically larger and more deadly as the action builds.
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In both the books and the movies, Divergent borrows heavily, and poorly, from other YA franchises, and this is its Achilles' heel.
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The latter debt includes money the government essentially owes itself, like when the Treasury borrows from other funds to make entitlement payments.
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The spacecraft is heavily inspired by SpaceX, but it also borrows design elements from NASA, Boeing, and even the Russian space program.
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The Annex Foundation borrows from Native American tradition — but it doesn't mean that those practices work for the Annex Foundation's sinister practitioners.
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We even noted in our review that Life blatantly borrows from its more famous predecessor, but doesn't live up to its legacy.
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The list will track the sales, borrows, and preorders, in an attempt to present a look at what Amazon's customers are reading.
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In 2016 the BdL pioneered something called "the swap", a complicated scheme in which it borrows foreign-currency holdings from commercial banks.
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It helps that the HPP borrows a number of features from the more expensive Mustang, including its bigger brakes and rear spoiler.
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Yet while he may spurn hard-right outfits like France's National Front or the Austrian Freedom Party, he borrows from their playbook.
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The protest imagery the film borrows and the way it's set in a historically Latino, rapidly gentrifying area just highlight its cynicism.
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The App Store's "Purchased" and "Update" tabs are better than what Google had before, and this redesign definitely borrows some from that.
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Part of the joy of Watchmen is in seeing how it borrows elements from the comic to completely invent its own story.
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We Need to Talk borrows its concept partly from Erykah Badu's Mama's Gun: Parx is an analog girl in a digital world.
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It is the interest rate at which it lends, net of defaults and recovery, minus the interest rate for which it borrows.
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What contributes to this 6's savvy is a driver's seat positioning that borrows from the sports car DNA of its Miata.
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In order to capture the feeling of being in the midst of battle, Spielberg borrows techniques from actual World War II footage.
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The featureless icons of the Prophet and the angels are recognizable as their style borrows from Central Asian and Indo-Persian miniatures.
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Kylie's merchandise borrows heavily from the KIMOJI line big sister Kim launched last year, because this family knows what works for them.
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Hearthstone is a free-to-play, turn-based, collectable card game that borrows from the existing World of Warcraft Trading Card Game.
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And to close it out, von Trier borrows "Young Americans," a similarly jaded tune from a non-American writing about the country.
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The typical payday loan customer borrows $350 for two to four weeks, usually until their next paycheck (hence the term "payday loan").
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Ninja borrows knowledge from Sin Tzu's "The Art of War" to define this competitive approach with two main pillars: strategy and tactics.
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In short, a Pakistani-American college student borrows his father's New York City taxi and has the worst night of his life.
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Yet the current wave of youth-bashing, while it borrows tropes from the past, is defined by the politics of the moment.
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In all of the cases of which Riekeles is aware, however, anime borrows from the built world, not the other way round.
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He borrows the iconography of Buddhism to enter a political debate that is disruptive, slippery, and without comparison in Tibetan contemporary art.
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In terms of design, the car borrows from the company's Terzo Millennio concept, which also featured aggressive lines and futuristic LED lights.
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A hypersexualized child aesthetic, which also borrows from anime, means that e-girls often look both older and younger than they are.
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In other ways, too, Ms. Tanowitz works against Taylor's conventions, even as she cleverly borrows from his vocabulary and exaggerates its features.
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Their chicken ho fun borrows from Thai cooking, with strips of basil twisted through its wide noodles like a half-finished braid.
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The debt rises when the government borrows to finance a budget deficit, and in some circumstances, running a budget deficit is reasonable.
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This new Chinatown spot for instant ice cream borrows from the molecular gastronomy canon and uses liquid nitrogen as the freezing agent.
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She borrows swagger from her adventurous new friend Clover, and solves the mystery with the help of another, the robot wrangler Anna.
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This spinoff series borrows that approach, focusing on six metropolises with landscapes and skyscrapers best seen from above, beginning with Las Vegas.
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The device's neural engine then analyzes the collection to create an optimal end photo that borrows the best elements of each image.
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Nonetheless, the broad theory behind the initiative is the same, as finance increasingly borrows from the innovations of Silicon Valley's technology companies.
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He obviously borrows from the Soviet Social Realism convention of the gigantic common man, but also adds an Indian context and aesthetic.
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Fragments of Euclid borrows a little from The Witness to play that up, with the landscape subtly changing as you solve puzzles.
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Yet they are presented in a manner that again, in a conceptual sleight of hand, borrows more from artistic than scientific display.
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Images posted to Weibo (via Android Police) claiming to be HTC's unannounced phone reveal a device that borrows ideas from the LG V20.
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It's clear that the sedan borrows some design elements from its QX SUV brethren, with a similar grille design and square front-end.
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Cuban wrote that, "if winning were the goal he would raise outside money for his campaign like he borrows money for a building ".
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The show borrows heavily from the classic American small town cinema of the '80s, when blockbusters were still being told through everyday lives.
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The collar calls back the classic costume, while the baseball bat (as opposed to comically large hammer) borrows from the Suicide Squad interpretation.
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Even the latest MCU film, Spider-Man Far From Home, borrows "Back In Black," a homage to the titular hero's fallen fatherly mentor.
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There are certain recognizable beats, linked together by REM logic, and a plot that borrows haphazardly from all seven of King's lengthy novels.
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The sequence borrows so heavily from "Jerry Maguire's" famous "take this job and shove it" rant one character actually name-checks that film.
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Google's watch apparently borrows design cues from the Moto 360 and LG's Watch Urbane, but the overall look is said to feel unique.
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Ms. Montgomery, like everyone whose music he borrows, has no way of knowing her work is being appropriated until Kutiman publishes the results.
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But she regularly borrows small amounts of just over $90 from Huabei, a consumer lending business started by the Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial.
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The bar, which borrows its name from a line in the original "Star Wars" film, will be open until the end of June.
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Sex-ed YouTube borrows from the same tropes that dominate personality-driven videos across the network; these ones just have more naked people.
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He just borrows against his shares from JPMorgan at probably a 2 percent interest rate and keeps rolling, but never actually pays taxes.
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If only Rage 22 existed in a vacuum, its every moment might not remind you of the better games that it borrows from.
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In a sleepy Midwestern suburb, Borchardt begs and borrows from his friends and family in trying to turn his dream into a reality.
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Under a "short" trade, a fund borrows the shares from a long-term holder such as a pension fund and then sells them.
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Mr. Beane borrows that idea from "Le Placard," a 2001 movie and later a play by the French screenwriter and director Francis Veber.
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The idiom often resembles, or borrows from, hip-hop style, with isolated movements of limbs and muscles passing like currents through the body.
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" The phrase borrows, inauspiciously, from a less-than-successful Soviet-era slogan once plastered across the country: "Lenin lived, lives and will live!
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Critic's Pick An easily legible production of the ancient Greek tragedy borrows from the tradition of Noh theater at the Park Avenue Armory.
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Similar to other dances on this list, it borrows moves from other viral dances and is most fun when done in a group.
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Increased borrowing To make up the difference between excess spending and tax revenue — the budget deficit — the government borrows by issuing Treasury bonds.
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Worobey said the technique developed to extract and restore HIV genes from old blood samples borrows from technology used to identify ancient DNA.
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To do this, Ms. Simpson selectively borrows from the work of her hometown contemporaries, like the Chicago Imagists Karl Wirsum and Roger Brown.
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A payday loan customer who borrows $500 would typically owe about $575 two weeks later — an annual percentage rate of nearly 400 percent.
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Here, she stars in a more formulaic film, which borrows notes from both teen rom-coms and beauty pageant movies like Miss Congeniality.
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And while the Mercedes-Benz F015 concept looked more like a Blade Runner prop, the EQA borrows from its sculptural language and angular doors.
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However, if DIST borrows to meet the promissory note obligation, leverage as measured by net adjusted debt to EBITDAR could increase to above 3.0x.
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Gathered Leaves borrows its title from Walt Whitman's "Song of Myself" (22013), the poet's portrait of a multifarious nation on the brink of war.
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Acer's new Predator Triton 22.0 is a more affordable option that borrows much of the Predator 2700 X's zaniness, without taking things too overboard.
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Chambers is a crazy ride, one that borrows heavily from horror of yesterday to create a fresh series about identity, marginalization, and culture appropriation.
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QTC borrows domestically and internationally using a variety of debt instruments, and is the largest Australian semi-government issuer of Australian dollar-denominated bonds.
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It often actually borrows the subject line and (fake) file name from previous correspondence with the person being targeted, making it seem super plausible.
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The new Wonderboom, to its credit, borrows some of the best features of the $200 Boom 2 but will sell for half the price.
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But he also borrows from Return of the Jedi, compressing the rest of the original trilogy into a single fast-moving, far-reaching story.
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Dishonored 2 borrows a bit from all of these games and more: It's part stealth game, part action RPG, part first-person platform puzzler.
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A government that prints and borrows in its own currency cannot be forced to default, since it can always create money to pay creditors.
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The grotesque parade of bureaucratic types and numbing mundaneness of magisterial life borrows more from Franz Kafka than from Frantz Fanon or Edward Said.
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Collectively, these actions turn the U.S. financial system into something like a banker: It borrows short-term from foreigners and lends long-term abroad.
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The musical's staging at the end, which borrows from the 1938 film version of "Pygmalion," leaves the future of the Henry-Eliza relationship ambiguous.
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"The Preppie Connection," inspired by those events, changes the names and details but borrows its title from a "60 Minutes" report on the incident.
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Only occasionally did forays into the world of magic produce actually scary movies, like 1968's Rosemary's Baby, of which Hereditary borrows from heavily.
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The final chariot race borrows the same basic elements, but adds nothing except an occasional GoPro shot to suggest an on-the-ground perspective.
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And in that kind of climate, The Hunt's style of marketing seems inevitable in — it borrows tactics from partisan product-peddling and political fundraising.
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In particular, the ascent of Dollar Shave Club (the company from which the book borrows its name) has the pacing of a literary thriller.
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They also concluded that in a multicultural city like NYC, if a book is offered in several languages, it earns a lot more borrows.
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Embellished by postmodern riffs characteristic of the author's style, this pop-punk confection of a novel borrows heavily from the teen-age-dropout songbook.
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It borrows the first part of its title, and the character of a professional mourner, from a South African novel ("Cion" by Zakes Mda).
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While he borrows the 44th President's didactic style, he lacks his lyricism and skill at weaving his life's journey into an appealing political narrative.
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The film's title borrows phrasing from the countless reports of "promising young women" who were sexually assaulted or murdered before reaching their full potential.
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Triste Tropique, which borrows its name from Claude Lévi-Strauss's melancholic memoir and travelogue, differs from its social media version in a few ways.
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The European Stability Mechanism (ESM) fund, owned by euro zone governments, borrows money on the market to lend it on to sovereigns in need.
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The financial institution has $100 million on hand that it borrows from Treasury, but can borrow up to $30 billion at any one time.
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The High End The 12-story building that will replace the Church of the Redeemer in Boerum Hill borrows from Japanese architecture and gardens.
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And Morris's "La Belle Iseult" (1858-7), from the Tristram and Iseult legend, clearly borrows the Arnolfini's bed, carpet, oranges, dog, mirror, and slippers.
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Team collaboration app Slack is adding a subtle but important feature to its service today that borrows from age-old chat traditions: the status message.
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It borrows on the genius of the songwriters whose music gets played throughout, but is too hastily constructed to try out anything of its own.
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Should you need a break from the bucolic, I recommend Fast RMX, a racing game that borrows shrewdly from Wipeout, F-Zero, and Hydro Thunder.
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Joker borrows liberally from the work of Martin Scorsese — specifically Taxi Driver and The King of Comedy — as well as Fight Club and Breaking Bad.
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At first glance it looks like it's just popcorn with some colorful sprinkles added to the mix, but it actually borrows flavors from funfetti cake.
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Writing for 2010's Time 100 Most Influential list, the film's director, Jon Favreau, talked about how Tony Stark borrows from Musk and his life.
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He borrows money from the Myanmar Agricultural Development Bank (MADB)—15.13m kyats ($1,100) this year, at an annual rate of 8%—to cover planting costs.
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Taking the title of "Ocean to Ocean," Pitbull's reimagining of the track borrows the chorus and much of the instrumentation of the original 1982 hit.
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"Infidelity can hit the pocketbook and wallet, too, when one spouse spends, borrows, withholds or hides money without telling his or her partner," Newman writes.
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The Vermont senator already borrows many of his political ideas from Europe, why not take their lead in publicly pronouncing his lack of religious faith?
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The story begins as a murder mystery, and borrows some of its trappings from several early '90s favorites like Twin Peaks and The X-Files.
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In order to tell its story of persecution, mob mentality, and revenge, Assassination Nation borrows from history — see: the Salem witch trials – and from cinema.
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The earthy distortion of previous Mount Eerie records creeps back in, he borrows a guitar line from a song he wrote nearly 15 years ago.
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And like Sphero before it, the offering borrows plot points from its cinematic inspiration, utilizing aspects of the film to build games around the storyline.
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It borrows too much from previous iterations of Uncharted to really set itself as its own game, and especially not the very last Uncharted game.
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Short-selling is when an investor borrows shares to sell in the hope of being able to buy them back later at a lower price.
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One grocery store doesn't get so big that it lends and borrows and buys and sells from nearly every other grocery store in the country.
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She performs in a pop-music duo called Bed In that borrows heavily from the keyboard lines, electric drums and power chords of the '218s.
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It borrows the same forum architecture and the same strict set of rules as the subreddit, but the goal isn't just to facilitate debates online.
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EMUI borrows some ideas from Apple's iOS — for example, there's no app "drawer;" instead, the apps are scattered across the folders in your home screens.
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On the contrary, Japan's government borrows so much only because the private sector refuses to borrow or spend enough, preferring to hoard financial assets instead.
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Britain isn't Greece: It has its own currency and borrows in that currency, so it's not at risk of a run that creates monetary chaos.
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Starbucks fans in this country will be able to try the new Choux Cream Strawberry Frappuccino, which takes borrows flavors from a French cream puff.
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Bannon's use of the expression "special place in hell" borrows from a statement President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump made in November condemning child predators.
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Our federal government is too big, and spends too much money, and borrows too much money, and we will continue our fight to reverse that.
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CommonBond also has a social impact program where for every person who borrows a new student loan, one child's education is paid for in Ghana.
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The OnePlus 3's smooth unibody metal design borrows from the HTC One M8, iPhone 6S and Samsung Galaxy S7 that all came before it.
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Put simply, the money the government borrows running up all this debt is money that cannot be used to create jobs and expand economic opportunities.
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Battlefield V borrows the language of cinematic death, but its very existence as a video game means that it can't sell us on that language.
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But the joy of "Da Funk" is that it cannot be reduced to a single genre; instead, it borrows ecstatic elements from all of them.
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Instagram: 1.1 millionYouTube: 7,600Facebook: 1.7 millionManny borrows his name from boxer Manny Pacquiao, but has since made a name for himself all on his own.
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The amount he borrows varies, but it is typically around $22004, for which he pays a fee of $21 — a 2200 percent annual interest rate.
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This is not to say that Trump consciously borrows from the rhetoric of the Tea Party, but his rhetoric did not originate in a vacuum.
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This week, 34-year-old Jensen Borrows, gathered a group of people in Freeport, Bahamas, to transport survivors to safety using jet skis, WLKY reported.
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Rather than using Ms. Ensler's illness to illuminate the world's, it too often borrows from the world's suffering in an effort to legitimize her own.
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Each person borrows practices from, say, Native American, Buddhist, Christian, Jewish and SoulCycle traditions and blends them in a way he or she finds moving.
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It's time for another political movement, one that borrows from the Boston Tea Partiers, Jefferson, T.R. and the other defenders of the economic little guy.
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Sujeeth borrows scenes and tonality from several Hollywood films, including "Mission Impossible" and "Mad Max", but neither he nor his leading man match their quality.
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The government borrows money by selling securities — once ornate pieces of paper, now lines of code — that entitle investors to repayment after a specified period.
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Those apocalyptic warnings are still foolish: America, which borrows in its own currency and therefore can't run out of cash, isn't at all like Greece.
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"I spent the holidays on his lap looking at his very old books," says Dam, who occasionally borrows directly from his grandfather's own technical drawings.
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Villains, directed by Dan Berk and Robert Olsen, borrows just as much from the comedy tradition as horror, especially mining Mickey's dopey nature for laughs.
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Ahead, we investigate where AHS: 1984 borrows, and sometimes straight out steals, plot points straight from some of the best of the best in horror.
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Oswald's new volume, "Falling Awake," borrows its themes from nature and myth, but the point of these stencils is again to draw outside their lines.
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To short a stock, an investor borrows shares with the expectation that the price will fall and the investor can repurchase them at a profit.
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And like virtually all 20th-century science fiction, it implies a theme that Us liberally borrows: Human irresponsibility is the root of all society's monsters.
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Short selling is when an investor borrows shares to sell in the hope of being able to buy them back later at a lower price.
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The C-Class now also has the touchpads to control everything from the steering wheel, a trick it borrows from the E-Class and S-Class.
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It borrows heavily from the national anthem and the pledge of allegiance but its melody, if you can call it that, is all over the map.
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Instead, Miss Bala borrows from the dynamics in Zúñiga's story: How she was represented in the media, how she fell from grace, her degree of complicity.
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That Tibetan grammar borrows heavily from the Sanskrit language cements "a debt to Buddhism" — a philosophy that traditionally refuses to separate the theoretical from the practical.
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Like the NES230, the N230 borrows its design, and lack of ergonomics, from the boxy rectangular gamepads that shipped with the original NES in the '303s.
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On Party's P3, he borrows from a collaboration of Dre Skull and Kartel, revving up the dancehall singer's patois, transforming it into the song's background noise.
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Scuf Gaming has an alternative—a very expensive $170 alternative—with its new Vantage controller that borrows design cues from Xbox controllers, including offset analog joysticks.
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In that way Essential calls it "an entirely new type of product" but it mostly borrows ideas from existing products in an attempt to outdo them.
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With Britain's current-account deficit (a measure of what it borrows from abroad) equal to a gigantic 6% of GDP, it is also a dangerous one.
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Britain has a current-account deficit worth more than 3% of GDP, meaning that the country as a whole borrows a lot more than it saves.
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Chambers's book, which borrows its title from Notorious B.I.G.'s track "Things Done Changed," thus traces a significant shift that had, seemingly, left Himid's generation behind.
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The song is the closing track from Stevens' feted 2015 LP Carrie & Lowell, a delicate, heartbroken plea for intimacy that borrows from an old mining myth.
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With the rate increase, a student who borrows the same amount next academic year at 4.45 percent can expect to pay almost $1,000 more in interest.
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The X-U also borrows from the T's design, but skews a bit thanks to all the work that has been done to ruggedize the camera.
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It's not making fun of Beyoncé and Lemonade, but it borrows its tropes and cadence in a recognizable enough way to make the mere allusion hilarious.
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This January, LG unveiled its 215-inch Gram laptop — a slim and lightweight Windows 10 machine that borrows liberally from the design stylings of Apple's MacBook.
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The format borrows heavily from old radio dramas, as it details the lives of residents in a small Southwestern town where supernatural goings-on are commonplace.
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Hawn sometimes borrows pictures from her daughter's feed and posts them on her own, and the contrast between their approaches to the source material is revealing.
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The musical borrows much of its material and structure from the first novel, which chronicles Greg's determined but hapless efforts to climb his school's popularity ladder.
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A downgrade of our credit rating, which Kentucky suffered last year and Illinois just recently, means taxpayers have to pay millions more when government borrows money.
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The reintroduced Blazer borrows styling from the Camaro and comes with either a 3.6-liter V6 engine, making 305 horsepower or a 193-horsepower four-banger.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 80%What critics said: "'Titans' borrows from police procedurals, action thrillers and teenage dramas, but it goes grayer, quieter and more psychological.
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She invested in DVD and blu-ray players and in a digital beamer and borrows films from small, independent distributors instead of the expensive big ones.
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" Kardashian West revealed that she often borrows jewels from Schwartz, a family friend who she said "always knows the cut and everything that I really wanted.
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It's a haunting game that borrows from the aesthetics of the 1990s, that overflowing period of first-person iteration, to tell a story of domestic horror.
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The design idea it borrows isn't new — it looks and operates exactly like the retractable ballpoint multi-pens you might've used in school or the office.
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In other muted, post-Minimalist panels, Ms. Quaytman borrows af Klint's symbolic vocabulary, including the handwritten "+" and "x" on the first page of af Klint's notebooks.
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My calculation, which borrows from an approach used by economists (and occasional Upshot contributor) Ernie Tedeschi, adjusts for demographic shifts by controlling for age and sex.
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The piece borrows its title from chemistry and refers to the bonding properties of atoms, which Ms. Miller uses here as a metaphor for human relationships.
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The HTC 10 borrows its fingerprint sensor and some design cues from last year's A9 model, but is not the iPhone look-alike that phone was.
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The mood borrows from Hitchcock (whose grave figures in one scene), and also from Nicholas Ray, David Lynch, and the Southern California noir tradition more generally.
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That includes the title character, Antonio (Toussaint Jeanlouis), who disastrously borrows money from Shylock, and the best friend he is trying to assist, Bassanio (Titus Tompkins).
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If the company borrows under the facility, it intends to leave an amount undrawn sufficient to cover outstanding CP, which totalled USD 820.5 million at Sept.
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It has a mostly clever script, and it borrows its structure from "True West," Sam Shepard's classic dissection of vicious rivalry and violent loathing between brothers.
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The central bank influences short-term market rates by setting the interest rate at which a commercial bank deposits or borrows funds overnight from the bank.
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The company, which receives funds to pay back the money it borrows, must pay back almost a third of its debt in the next three years.
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Stylist Janine Ker is one of the talents creating using a new technique that borrows heavily from graffiti, and the results are truly works of art.
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Space communication nowadays borrows a huge swath of the radio spectrum for all sorts of competing purposes, from weather satellite imagery to GPS to television broadcasts.
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Cuphead borrows the visual splendor of classic, hand-drawn animation and pairs it with a combination of shooty shooty arcade action and reflex-dependent fighting game sensibilities.
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"That's before Trump borrows a single dime to fund his Mexican wall, defense build-up, tax cuts, infrastructure boondoggles, veterans benefits and border enforcement initiatives," added Stockman.
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So Nikon's latest full frame professional camera, the D850, borrows some pro experiences from it's mirrorless rivals: Including a tilting display, focus stacking, and mirror-free shooting.
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But a Berlin-based artist has found a way to confuse these computer vision algorithms with a concept that borrows from the camouflage techniques used by animals.
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A new, improved display could be one key way of differentiating the V30 from the recently released G6, which borrows many of the V20's expert features.
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He borrows mine (and stretches them out!) If he's hungry, he eats whatever he can find — even if it's something I purchased specifically to take to work.
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The app also borrows some ideas from popular Android launchers with features like the ability to customize widgets based on the time of day or your location.
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It also borrows another trick from other Android phones: the shortcut to launch it is double-pressing the power button now (since the home button is virtual).
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It's initially not a moneymaker, he gets Disney to buy half of it from him, and then he buys it back, borrows $300 million at the peak.
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AMP (also known as Accelerated Mobile Page) is an open-source project that borrows some ideas from Facebook's Instant Articles and brings them to the open web.
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The A53R III uses a full-frame, 42.4-megapixel sensor, and borrows heavily from the A9, Sony's ludicrously fast professional flagship that was announced earlier this year.
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The nude in "Collector #3" (1974, pictured above), meanwhile, borrows the pose of Titian's "Venus of Urbino" but makes the setting wildly colourful, a mishmash of patterns.
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Some days, the gaunt 30-year-old borrows money from friends, or she sets up a makeshift shop outside her apartment near the military base in Maracay.
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Our approach borrows from the widely-admired Grameen Bank in Bangladesh, which similarly made use of small groups to encourage repayment of microfinance loans with great success.
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Mr Berlusconi is spending the summer framing a programme that borrows from both left and right as the M5S, which sees itself as post-ideological, has done.
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"Every year our Commonwealth borrows money and uses accounting gimmicks to meet our obligations, digging us deeper and deeper into a hole," said Democratic Senator Daylin Leach.
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She borrows fashion aesthetics from the rock gods of yore: tight jeans, leather, and messy unkempt hair, alternately bleached out, bright pink, or a shiny raven color.
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The name itself borrows from the 1978 Clash song "Jail Guitar Doors," about Kramer's 1975 arrest and subsequent prison sentence for selling cocaine to undercover federal agents.
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He borrows indie rock's books, highlights lines, folds the corners on his favorite pages, tears out the ones he really loves, and then writes around the clips.
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Mortgage applications were on a roller coaster in December, as some borrows rushed in early in the month to get ahead of a possible Fed rate hike.
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The CIA allegedly borrows code from public malware samples so the agency doesn't have to build, say, a hard-drive wiping module or a keylogger from scratch.
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All things being equal, tax policy should not try to influence decisions such as what business form a firm chooses or whether it borrows or issues stock.
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The ministry, which borrows money for the budget by selling OFZ bonds, said it would inform markets on its decision regarding the auction mechanism on Feb. 12.
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Even the first time you hear it, Nothing's Real will already sound familiar, because it borrows from the past, and from songs that have already been written.
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"Despite the uncertain macroeconomic environment, the majority of our investments have moved into the second half of the year with decent momentum," Chief Executive Simon Borrows said.
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Part of the 2016 rules addressed situations in which a company borrows from a foreign parent and then separately distributes cash or property to the foreign parent.
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Someone who borrows $900 at 5 percent would spend just $100 out of pocket, but could deduct $900 plus interest, or $945, generating a large tax loss.
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The album borrows its title from the first line in the opening track, "A 1000 Times," which examines unrequited obsession in the form of a recurring dream.
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It borrows Google's minimal design cues and focuses on showing you analytics about the links you have already shortened, including graphs on how many people are visiting.
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The Texas congressman's broad Dodd-Frank replacement could serve as a template for Trump, and the president-elect's transition website borrows almost exact talking points from Hensarling.
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The story borrows from Batuman's earlier work — heavy on Russophilia and kooky anecdotes — but offers a portrait of the intellectual and emotional development of an irresistible narrator.
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The yield on a 211997-year Treasury bond — that is, the interest rate the government pays when it borrows money for 21400 years — is below 212012 percent.
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"Capernaum," Nadine Labaki's hectic and heartbreaking new film, borrows its name from an ancient city condemned to hell, according to the Book of Matthew, by Jesus himself.
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" The director Jon Turteltaub borrows this line from "Finding Nemo" and gives it to Jason Statham for a tense scene in the giant-shark thriller "The Meg.
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Economists' main argument against budget deficits has long been that when the government borrows, it crowds out private-sector borrowing, thus misallocating resources and increasing interest rates.
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Instead, a new dialect called Ramaluk is developing among the Nepalese diaspora, Mr. Gurung said, which borrows and mixes words from English, Nepali, Hindi and some Seke.
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Servais borrows money from the mobster-pornographer he often works for to bankroll an eccentric theater production of "Richard III" that he wants Nadine to star in.
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The limited edition Gears of War 4 Xbox One S sports a 2TB hard drive and a custom "Crimson Omen" controller that borrows the console's color scheme.
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"Love Ya" borrows both its tune and its lyrics from an old song by Eddy Grant, a British singer originally from Guyana, the birthplace of Hynes's mother.
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"Doggie Hamlet" doesn't retell that story but borrows from it to look at, in part, what it means to be a citizen of the world, nature included.
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It also borrows plenty from last year's hit game Player Unknown's Battlegrounds, where up to 100 players can battle it out to be the last one standing.
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The American subsidiary must do something with the money it borrows and it may be that it invests the money in the United States in research or plants.
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What makes Divergent such an anemic excuse for a pop culture phenomenon is that it borrows popular tropes from other YA franchises without understanding what makes them compelling.
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The quality is on par with the company's other APS-C sensor cameras — an unsurprising trait considering it borrows almost all its technical guts from the 80D DSLR.
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The video-editing app is a simplified, mobile version of Adobe's more powerful Creative Cloud software, but borrows some key features from Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Audition.
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It borrows from the body percussion of Samoan slap dancing, and occasionally dips into the swaying hips and wave-motion arms you might associate with the South Pacific.
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For purposes of illustration, let's say the federal government borrows $1.4 trillion for an infrastructure program by issuing 30-year bonds at our current extraordinarily low interest rates.
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The iPhone 5, from which the SE borrows its entire external chassis, was the last product Steve Jobs was hands-on with, and yes, that's a big deal.
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She gets so worked up that she makes a dangerous move: After their fight, she borrows $10,000 from the farm's account to bail Too Sweet out of jail.
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Delphine borrows from popular culture and history as she plays with the illusions of the viewer and the role of the photograph in recording perceptions of idealized beauty.
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Like the NES30, the 8Bitdo Retro Cube Speaker borrows most of its design elements from the 8-bit NES console—at least the North American version of it.
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An investor who wants to short a stock borrows shares then sells them, betting that the price will drop by the time the borrowed shares must be returned.
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A carry trade is a strategy in which an investor borrows money when interest rates are low and invests in an asset with a higher return on investment.
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Basically, that means the approach is a hybrid one that borrows aspects of what car sharing networks like car2go have done, with the on-demand taxi-style approach.
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Chief Executive Simon Borrows said business had remained strong since the end of its reporting period, with "a growing tide of funds looking to invest in our markets".
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Apple's new iPad Pro is the twelfth iPad to be released since the original debuted back in 2010, and it borrows features from two of Apple's existing tablets.
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The game borrows liberally from social media platforms, its user interface a barrage of tantalizing notifications, each one a miniature reward releasing yet more endorphins into my brain.
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Under the trade, a hedge fund borrows the stock of a company from a long-term holder, such as a pension fund, before selling it into the market.
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If Russia borrows from the New Development Bank, it may trim its borrowing plan at home where it uses so-called OFZ treasury bonds to cover budget deficit.
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He says much of the Tizen code base is old and borrows from previous Samsung coding projects, including Bada, a previous mobile phone operating system that Samsung discontinued.
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Her studio consists of a vast collection of books and images that she began collecting while in high school, and from which she regularly borrows in her works.
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Even as the film winks and nudges to let you know it's in on the joke, it borrows enough of the genre's tricks to deliver a passable imitation.
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Put crudely, money today can come from one of two sources: the firm's own cash or that of others (for example, if the firm borrows from a bank).
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Scott notably didn't name Trump during his speech, but his decision to repeatedly rail against Washington borrows the same approach that the president used in his 2628 campaign.
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It's not just that anyone who borrows short term to finance risky investments — which is what Lehman did — creates the same kind of danger as a conventional bank.
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The Voter app launched last fall with an interface that borrows the swipe-right-swipe-left metaphor of dating apps to provide recommendations for the 2016 presidential campaign.
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When a student borrows to finance a college education, he or she is gambling the investment will pay off in the form of better jobs and higher wages.
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More than anything, however, what "Phantom Thread" borrows from Hitchcock is his clammy-comic touch—a sense that love, at its fiercest, can be both protective and toxic.
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He wants to unblock privatizations, reduce what he calls the state's needlessly large footprint and make sure that Greece borrows at the same cost as other European countries.
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If a coffee shop borrows $1,000 for a cappuccino maker, for example, a fraction of every purchase at that location is automatically taken to pay back the loan.
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His quixotically rambling, hug-dispensing campaign manner — the conservative columnist John Podhoretz likened him to a "groovy youth minister" — borrows more from Jimmy Carter than from Ronald Reagan.
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The 0003 video game Wolfenstein: The New Order borrows heavily from Dick's work in terms of narrative and features an entire level where you infiltrate a moon base.
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Credit borrows money from the bank, with the promise we'll pay it back at the end of the month or pay a fee in the form of interest.
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One minute, Daniel Ellsberg borrows a helmet in a hot landing zone while Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Susie Q" plays (presumably a wink to Francis Ford Coppola's "Apocalyse Now").
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Abby doesn't have enough money to chip in $20 for rent, so she borrows $8 from a guitar-strumming burnout and takes a waitressing job at Vinnie's bar.
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"Sisters" boasts an angsty score by Bernard Herrmann, who wrote the music for a number of Hitchcock films including "Psycho," from which "Sisters" borrows much of its plot.
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The Tie Break Tens, which borrows from the faster-paced concepts being used in sports like Twenty20 cricket and Rugby Sevens, pits eight players in a knockout format.
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Part of "getting to free" rests in the issue of how long a nation has to get to a positive marginal return on capital it borrows and invests.
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Their food borrows liberally from the home cooking of those parts of Italy and France where New Yorkers of a certain generation dreamed of buying a summer house.
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Imran Perretta's The Destructors borrows its title from Graham Greene's short story about a gang of boys who set out to demolish a house that survived the Blitz.
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The standalone music-making workstation has a more compact form factor and borrows bits from other Akai products to offer an MPC at a more affordable price point.
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It borrows heavily from the symbolism of pioneering feminist writers like Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Virginia Woolf, both of whom paved the path for Aronofsky's uniquely feminine horror.
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In "The Tantalizing Fly," 10 the clown borrows Max's fountain pen to clobber a fly, swings the pen, and scatters ink off the page—and onto Max's face.
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The title borrows a current meme, while also suggesting Yeats's apocalyptic poem "The Second Coming" ("Turning and turning in the widening gyre / The falcon cannot hear the falconer").
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Hermione Hoby's "Neon in Daylight" borrows its title from the poet Frank O'Hara, and recalls prior novels about ambivalent women by writers like Joan Didion and Zadie Smith.
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" Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 82% What critics said: ""Titans" borrows from police procedurals, action thrillers and teenage dramas, but it goes grayer, quieter and more psychological.
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And with a plot line that borrows from The Parent Trap, Iron Chef, The Princess Diaries, and more—they might be right, but it's still worth the watch.
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As part of the project, the young Spanish artist Ignasi Monreal borrows from paintings like "Arnolfini Portrait" by Jan van Eyck (1434), "Ophelia" by John Everett Millais (c.
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One of a financial planner's worst nightmares is the person who borrows against the value of a home to pay for a vacation to Las Vegas or Bora Bora.
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Uniting people on the battlefield, the office or at home borrows from the same principles, says Willink, who founded management consulting firm Echelon Front after returning to civilian life.
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Miss Bala borrows from Zúñiga's story (for example, the characters share a name and wear a similar yellow dress when they're crowned winner), but isn't a play-by-play.
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But an uptick in borrowing costs and heightened regulatory scrutiny has trimmed the buoyant income outlook for the sector, which often borrows cash to fuel innovation or content purchasing.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. While the language of football most often borrows from pantomime, points deductions are more in keeping with the genre of melodrama.
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The latter sees it operate as a balance sheet lender, meaning that it borrows money from banking partners to finance the loans it sells at a higher interest rate.
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The company borrows automation and sensing technologies from areas as diverse as automotive manufacturing and data center heating ventilation and cooling and applies it to the cultivation of mealworms.
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The product borrows more than a few design cues from Apple's latest flagship, and a rep for the company quickly invoked the device when describing the company's new phone.
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The Laneige Beauty Mirror app borrows the concept from popular picture-editing apps such as China's "Mei Tu Xiu Xiu", where users can digitally apply makeup on their faces.
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The S23 borrows some design cues from its predecessor, but upgrades things a bit with a glass back along the lines of what you'll find on the company's handsets.
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He is an artist with an earnest love of dance — his choreographies are amalgams of many dance styles — and has an intriguing naïveté of the dances he borrows from.
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The SpiNNaker supercomputer borrows from the brain's design insofar as the processor cores send billions of small packets of information to tens of thousands of destinations within the system.
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Congressional Democrats have decided that bashing big business is their path back to power, with a new populist message that borrows heavily from both Donald Trump and Teddy Roosevelt.
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On his website, Boyart has titled the painting "Liberté guidant le peuple [Liberty guiding the people]," which borrows heavily from Eugène Delacroix's seminal painting, "Liberty Leading the People" (183o).
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The company's moved away from the iconic fully round puck design that's defined the product since its inception — and on that front, at least, it borrows from the Braava.
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Titled "Trapeze," the ad shows a trapeze artist wearing a white leotard who borrows a pack of pads from a fellow performer before placing a pad in her underwear.
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In a short trade, a fund borrows the stock to sell on, hoping to buy it back later at a cheaper price before returning it to its original holder.
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Minecraft Dungeons borrows some of its ideas around progression from games like Destiny, which hinge a character's power level to the numerical ratings on the gear they have equipped.
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That drive is what brings us to the CW's newest summer series, the fantastical The Outpost, a drama that borrows heavily from Thrones' quasi-medieval fire and magic vibes.
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WeWork borrows from tech jargon in calling itself a "space-as-a-service" business, modeled off of the term "software-as-a-service" used to describe companies like Salesforce.
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It's the looming smooch, however, that baffles Max, and so, seeking inspiration (and maybe a demonstration), he borrows his dad's drone and flies it over the house next door.
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Hopes are higher for 264K's more traditional Battleborn, an upcoming first-person shooter that borrows ideas from League of Legends as much as it does from Call of Duty.
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The company borrows its name from a musical technique used by vocalists and instrumentalists to enrich the expression of a tone by rapid and slight variations of the pitch.
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The report borrows its title — "I'd Blush if I Could" — from a standard response from Siri, the Apple voice assistant, when a user hurled a gendered expletive at it.
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Even if you think about FaceTime or any other video chat application, it borrows a phone metaphor, it rings to see if you're there, then you pick it up.
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If the Fed moved short term interest rates higher, it would be forced to pay more for the funds it borrows from the banks and in the repo markets.
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This worldview borrows from the "clash of civilizations" thesis of the political scientist Samuel P. Huntington, and combines straightforward warnings about extremist violence with broad-brush critiques of Islam.
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The executive order borrows language from the "Guiding Principles for Federal Architecture" that Daniel Patrick Moynihan wrote in 1962 when the future senator was working in Kennedy's Labor Department.
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And as the sorrowful bequest of that evening becomes known, a play that borrows unashamedly — and sometimes even slavishly — from the past finds itself blisteringly alive in the present.
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Their designs are remarkably similar because Samsung essentially produces all of Apple's designs — and borrows significantly from Apple's intellectual property along the way to developing its own competing products.
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Its placard trio borrows from the Oscar-nominated movie, "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri," about a mom who rents road ads to call attention to her daughter's unsolved murder.
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In a novel that borrows from Paul Bowles and Patricia Highsmith, the two characters, neither of them a trustworthy narrator, get caught up in a mysterious disappearance in Tangier.
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What I sort of struggle with in the book is that it's decidedly not New-Age-y, but still kind of inevitably borrows from ancient-turned-New-Age traditions.
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Ted Cruz has only a 10 percent flat tax on income, but subjects capital gains to it, and borrows Ryan's idea of turning the corporate tax into a VAT.
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Here, the exhibition borrows the visual language of the streets just outside the Whitney, where constant construction and urban hustle are often papered over with high-gloss, aspirational imagery.
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But this is definitely one of those macOS releases that's focused on core tech, instead of the other kind of macOS update that borrows features and design patterns from iOS.
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A pioneer in the field of evolutionary robotics, which borrows ideas from nature, Dr Floreano became interested in drones as a result of his work on insect-inspired vision systems.
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Barros can't afford textbooks; she borrows from the library.) On the sidewalks of Cambridge, students brush past her in their $700 Canada Goose parkas and $1,000 Moncler puffer jackets. (Ms.
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The Core X Chroma splits the price difference between the $299 Core X and the $22080 Core V260, and its feature set borrows their best features, then slightly refines them.
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The company s in March that it has substantial doubt regarding whether or not it can stay in business unless it borrows more and cuts costs, according to USA Today.
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Sure, there's a rich history of video games being harnessed for animation purposes, whether it's an original series that borrows assets and textures, or janky looking reenactments of extant media.
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Dreaming of becoming a performer, the young boy visits the resting place of his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz (Benjamin Bratt), where he borrows the guitar hanging above his grave.
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Detroit is the studio's most ambitious project to date, and one that liberally borrows themes from movies like Blade Runner, The Matrix, and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.
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When Karen borrows Diego's hat and starts wearing an overcoat pinned so it fits her small frame, Monsters shifts to a detective story, following her on her hunt for clues.
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While Gboard borrows much from the Android keyboard, it also does quite a bit that the built-in Android keyboard doesn't yet — things like GIF search, or emoji auto suggestions.
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Sami Ronkainen, Rovio's creative director, Extended Reality, told TechCrunch that the more mainstream version of the title borrows some levels from the earlier versions, while introducing a number of originals.
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Amazon has competed directly with print books for some time, but on Tuesday it made a tweak to its Kindle software that borrows from the feature set of a paperback.
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The insurance would cover things such as the accidental discharge of a weapon, as well as the actions of a third party that intentionally steals or borrows an individuals gun.
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She borrows her title from the Declaration of Independence, to signal both the standard of reason and equality that Americans profess and how their deeds have fallen short of it.
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The financial penalties didn't just affect the couples themselves, researchers said: Rejection rates and fees rose for other borrows when more same-sex couples applied for loans in a neighborhood.
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That knowledge extends to a broader level: It's no accident that Lil B, the most independent rapper of the internet generation, borrows the Pen & Pixel aesthetic for his album covers.
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In her essay (from which Albertine borrows the name for her passage), Didion writes about being confined to her bed up to five times a month due to debilitating migraines.
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By the same token, when the federal government borrows money to build an aircraft carrier it ends up with both more debt and more aircraft carriers than it previously had.
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Chernobyl is a horror story, one that borrows the tropes and themes of horror fiction to tell the story of a nuclear nightmare compounded by human arrogance and bureaucratic lies.
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It's no surprise that their frustration hits the boiling point after the promise of an older generation fails, then borrows on their future and forces them away from their dreams.
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In a new SFW trailer from WoodRocket and Pornhub, Fortnut, written by porn star April O'Neil, borrows the tropes and missions and goofy usernames from the absurdly popular video game.
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Just as their look borrows from many sources — including '50s Americana and '80s-era hip-hop culture — their music is equally uncategorizable, moving from candyish pop to '90s slow jams.
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Strains of "My Country 'Tis of Thee" issued from the speakers, but the entire Long Walk enthusiastically sang "God Save the Queen," from which the former borrows its melody, instead.
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The folk tradition, which borrows from African, Native American, Caribbean and British cultures, dates to the 18th century, before slavery was outlawed in Bermuda, and requires both artistry and athleticism.
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The Circle borrows liberally from Big Brother, with its personality-based jousting and constant surveillance, as well as Love Island, with a quippy narrator guiding the audience through the episode.
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It borrows its title and form from Arthur Schnitzler's play, a chain of sexual liaisons in which one character from each scene appears with a new lover in the next.
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Alexandra now has five ("Not too shabby," her mother said) and sometimes borrows her mother's two, or swaps with her to mix up the collection of colors on her wrist.
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Don Bugito borrows its sweet and savory ingredients from Martinez's native Mexico: toasted crickets tossed with cayenne pepper and lime juice or coated with dark chocolate, melted sugar and coconut.
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It's a hard game to learn, borrows some interesting things from the Skate games, and gives us something interesting to play before the next big skateboarding game inevitably comes along.
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The director of the creative writing program at Emory University, Brown also showcases a new form he invented: the "duplex," which borrows from the ghazal, the sonnet and the blues.
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Short selling occurs when a fund borrows shares and sells them, hoping to buy them back at a later date for a lower price, before returning them and booking a profit.
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Audio has also gotten a little extra attention thanks to OZO Audio, which borrows tech from Nokia's $40,000 360 camera so you can capture immersive spatial sound right on the phone.
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The deficit is the amount of money the government spends each year against what it takes in, while the debt is the cumulative amount the government borrows to finance its operations.
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The final shot borrows the cinematic syntax of happy lovers running along a beach, but with the slight change that the lovers are the sandpiper and the ocean, now coexisting harmoniously.
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The book's title and dedication advertise Ms Perry's debt to Charles Robert Maturin's novel of 1820, from which the author borrows the stories-within-stories format and the titular wandering figure.
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Its recent desktop redesign borrows a few elements from the look of its mobile app (a look that some long-term Twitter users aren't very fond of, to say the least).
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The new design for the m173 and m17 borrows a lot from the Area-51m, to the point where the new laptops essentially resemble slimmed down versions of the flagship model.
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The works of science fiction from which his vision borrows often assume the emergence of "fully automated luxury communism", in which clever machines enable the emergence of a post-scarcity world.
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Even as the young lovers find happiness—with his undulating camera and natural lighting, Mr Jenkins borrows from Terrence Malick in portraying love as a sort of ethereal state—hardship unfolds.
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But those lyrics have all been set to a cool, sexy and soulful sound that borrows from sources outside the genre: Marvin Gaye, Creedence Clearwater Revival and Joe Cocker, among others.
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The album, which borrows its title from a Cocteau Twins song, positions her as an Elisabeth Fraser disciple more hellbent on finding some sort of peace or clarity in earthly sludge.
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The new deal Mr Lighthizer has in mind borrows from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the Obama administration's deal with 11 Latin American and Asian countries, which in effect updated NAFTA.
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It features an octa-core MediaTek Helio P275 processor, 21GB of RAM, 25.1GB of expandable storage, and a metal unibody design that borrows more than a few ideas from the iPhone.
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Start with a tea-leaf salad (tossed at the table), and then get a mix of curries, stir fries, noodle dishes, and stews (Burmese food borrows from Indian, Chinese, and Thai).
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The Rift S also borrows a page from the Quest and Go. Rubin says the new headset comes with built-in stereo sound that shoots out of cutouts in the headband.
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The average parent borrows $2300,24.7 in student loans for their children's education, according to a recent study by researchers at the University of Southern California and the University of South Carolina.
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But perhaps the most interesting and common-sense use of milkweed borrows from the snug winter bivouacs of white-footed mice, which regularly line their nests with the seeds' fluffy fibers.
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Like Netflix's Marvel series and Mr. Berlanti's DC series for the CW network, "Titans" borrows from police procedurals, action thrillers and teenage dramas, but it goes grayer, quieter and more psychological.
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Operational leadership of naval, missile, air, ground and cyber forces has been separated from administration and training - a structure that Chinese and Western defense analysts say borrows from U.S. military organization.
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In "Stealing From Myself," Ms. Rethorst revisits 8663 years of her own work and borrows from those moves and memories to create a fresh duet for Gabrielle Revlock and Gregory Holt.
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The lead single, "Ashes to Ashes," is emblematic: It resurrects the Major Tom character from "Space Oddity" and borrows both sonically and in its popular music video from new wave acts.
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Yes, it borrows its back end from Stuttgart and its front end — especially the shape of the headlights and the curvature of the hood — from Silicon Valley, but that's not surprising.
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Yes, it borrows its back end from Stuttgart and its front end — especially the shape of the headlights and the curvature of the hood — from Silicon Valley, but that's not surprising.
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In the play, which also borrows from Puccini's opera "Madama Butterfly," the diplomat Rene Gallimard is in love with Song Liling, an opera star who seems to him the ideal woman.
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Flake borrows his title from Barry Goldwater's famous 1960 statement of libertarian principle, a response to big government hubris and a foundational text for the conservatism that eventually elected Ronald Reagan.
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Economists across the ideological spectrum predicted the new law would fuel consumer spending, in classic fashion: When the government borrows money and dumps it into the economy, growth tends to accelerate.
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The ballet borrows scenes and figures from the film, sensibly starting and ending with the part that's already theatrical, the inmate-and-staff musical revue that gives the documentary its title.
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With exacting economy, Mr. Nichols borrows from the documentary — its people with lined faces, its rooms with weathered walls — drawing on signifying minutiae, textures and cadences to fill in his portrait.
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But it borrows much of its foreign currency from commercial banks by offering them incredibly high returns on short-term loans, meaning that it requires continuously higher growth to repay them.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article to learn more about the Pestalozzi Foundation kindergarten and how it borrows the stadium's field, tunnels and roof for group activities.
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The assortment, which borrows from industrial, utilitarian hardware components, was inspired by a unisex bracelet designed in 1971 by the fanciful jeweler Donald Claflin and recently unearthed from the Tiffany archives.
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Politicians point to the jobs that pop up where the government spends money, while ignoring the jobs that disappear where the government taxes and borrows to raise the money it spends.
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The exact amount of the debt bounces around that trend line because the Treasury borrows money by selling securities with maturities — or repayment dates — ranging from 28 days to 30 years.
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Still, attentive moviegoers could have caught Under the Shadow, a stellar Iranian political horror film, which borrows on concepts from Islamic folklore to explore the fallout from the Iran-Iraq War.
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In it, Douglas typically borrows from a famous literary work, Joseph Conrad's novella, only the film is set in Lisbon in the years following the dictatorship, which officially ended in 1974.
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Regulatory policy and fiscal policy — the decisions by the Administration and the Congress about how much and how the government spends, taxes, and borrows — can influence these more fundamental economic pillars.
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From warm-and-rich hygge hair, to the golden offshoot that came to be called cream soda blond, each new fad borrows a little from the last, making it easy to experiment.
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The Coney Island Mermaid Parade borrows a bit from predecessor pageants, but it's a spectacle all its own -- it's not every weekend you can find merpeople walking on asphalt in New York.
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Directed by James Gun, this one borrows the all tropes from the Superman mythos–farm setting, fallen asteroids, super-powered infant, adopted farm parents etc etc, but with a TWIST, he's evil.
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" Why She Doesn't Mind When Justin Theroux Borrows Her Beauty Stash"He steals my shampoo, my hair paste... Whatever product I put on my face, he just does the same for him.
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According to its promotional video, the plate borrows its design from a sponge surface and contains 500 perforated holes to absorb the oil from a dish into the bottom of each crevice.
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In "Purgatory," Wynonna borrows "the best ride in your stable" from a saloon-keeper, which turns out to be a sleek black motorcycle that she rides to a showdown with a Revenant.
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Sincerely, [YOUR NAME] Asking for an informational interview borrows from some of the same techniques as other cold email templates, as this template from "I Will Teach You to Be Rich " shows.
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A paragon and pariah of internet culture, Drake is what you might consider a stylist with no real style: he borrows and sheds and tinkers, happily discarding or appropriating to the times.
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The other relevant metric is debt held by the public, which parses out "intragovernmental holdings," or money the government borrows to operate from its various trust funds like Social Security and Medicare.
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But the 2breathe system borrows technology from the company's original product, RESPeRATE (the "e" must be silent), which the company says is the world's first FDA-cleared, non-drug hypertension treatment device.
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We have common experiences like a fear of the unknown, the fear of heights, the fear of being in a jungle with creatures that you don't know, that any storytelling borrows on.
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It's got a stomping '80s vibe, and it borrows liberally from the Beastie Boys' "Sabotage" video — a VHS grain, a high frame rate car chase, and a bucket or two of schlock.
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At one point, in a wry inversion of the well-known Philip Larkin quotation (part of which Schine borrows for her title), Joy broods about her relationship with her son and daughter.
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PARIS — In "Dheepan," the latest film by the French director Jacques Audiard, a migrant from a war-torn land borrows a passport and makes his way to France, where he seeks asylum.
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Honor also borrows some of the AI scene and object recognition that Huawei has made a focal point of its P series, but of course, you shouldn't expect P20 Pro imaging performance.
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On Saturday, tens of thousands of residents strutted their way along the existing trail in the annual BeltLine Lantern Parade, begun in 25, that borrows much from the culture of New Orleans.
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Puglia's approach borrows from the Harvard Business School Professor Michael Porter, whose research shows that the most competitive companies have high barriers to entry, low threats from substitute products, and loyal customers.
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Directed by Steve Carr ("Paul Blart: Mall Cop"), the movie borrows a trick or two from the Disney XD series "Kirby Buckets," with a dollop of "A Beautiful Mind" for dramatic heft.
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The country's 22 ethnic groups speak a common language, Malagasy, which borrows from Malaysian, Indonesian, Swahili, Arabic, French and English - reflecting a rich cultural heritage from Southeast Asia to the Middle East.
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It borrows many of the new features that you can see in iOS 13, such as the ability to view photos by days, months or years with a curated selection of shots.
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Its closest proxy is this year's divisive La La Land, which, much like The Artist, borrows flourishes and textures from a different era, albeit with a decidedly more commercial and contemporary lean.
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Gantz, whose new Blue and White party borrows the colors of the Israeli flag, produced a black-and-white photograph of his mother, weighing 90 pounds, as she emerged from Bergen-Belsen.
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Though Waxman fans can appreciate the chef's food at Jams, which borrows a great deal from Barbuto, the restaurant is in a hotel surrounded by luxury apartment towers, not brownstones and lofts.
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It borrows from Goya, an artist in his element with demons, and I cannot decide if the sequence unbalances the ambitions of "The Witch" or brings them to full and flamboyant bloom.
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BAML analysts have calculated that the amount of supply (how much the U.S. government borrows) over the past five weeks has exceeded the net bill supply in 2017 by over two times.
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The bottom line: Amazon's experiment is small, targets a healthier working-age population, and borrows existing ideas (telemedicine and employer-managed clinics) that have had negligible effects on the health care system.
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"Planet Claire has pink air, all the trees are red, no one ever dies there, no one has a head," Schneider deadpans over a beat that borrows from legendary composer Henry Mancini.
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The controller, while meant for PS4 consoles, seemingly borrows its thumbstick and button layout from Microsoft's Xbox One controller, which may take some getting used to if you consider yourself a PlayStation fan.
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Just about every write-up borrows some variation on the phrase "scene-stealing" to describe Glover's performance, and the Verge called his Lando "slicker, more charming, and more modern" than Billy Dee's original.
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Fiction, non-fiction, songwriting, TV writers, comedy writers, movie writers, and all the genres in-between (dirty realism fiction, narrative non-fiction, which borrows elements from fiction to create nonfiction and vice versa).
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Which means it is also a struggle to consider Acer's Chromebook Spin 13, which borrows heavily from the Pixelbook while also introducing welcome improvements, increasing the power and cutting the price by $100.
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Her ongoing photo series Cone of Shame borrows the vibrant and colorful aesthetics of her advertising work to help raise awareness for rescue dogs and to garner funds for their urgent medical needs.
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"The Four Books", which was shortlisted for the Man Booker International prize this year, borrows the conventions of legend, history and even scripture to count the human cost of Mao Zedong's Great Famine.
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But while the new $179 Aura H20 borrows the name from its predecessor, it has much more in common with the Aura One that was released last year — and that's a good thing.
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There are actually some other elements that Homecoming borrows and adapts from the Ultimate universe, like Miles's Asian-American best friend Ganke, whom the movie's Ned (Jacob Batalon) seems to be based on.
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It borrows heavily from the Soviet science fiction novel Roadside Picnic—the inspiration for the 1979 film Stalker—and creates a world that's both lush and beautiful as well as dangerous and irradiated.
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To ensure the smaller V9 motor still produces the same intense blast of air as other hair dryers, the Supersonic borrows the air multiplier techniques used by Dyson's fans, heaters, and air purifiers.
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And director Nichols certainly borrows much from Spielberg's first-contact film: the shaking houses and flashing lights during unexplained encounters, the central parent-child relationship, the relentless drive toward a final otherworldly experience.
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Transpose borrows its concept from cargo planes and applies it to passenger planes — the idea being that instead of loading goods into an aircraft, you could load modules with experiences onto the plane.
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Should the falling pound undermine confidence in the UK economy among foreign investors, it could spark concerns about Britain's current account deficit, or the amount it borrows from the rest of the world.
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Investors have long hoped China would provide financial relief, or at least ease the terms of a major loan pact by which Venezuela borrows money and repays in shipments of oil and fuel.
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It borrows a lot from early Detroit techno and house, both sonically and philosophically, and I could for sure hear Derrick May or someone similar playing this to great effect back in '93.
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The work borrows its aesthetic from early Nintendo games and anime shows like Cowboy Bebop, but set on a surreal island replete with dragons, tanks, cognac, and, of course, naked girls playing tennis.
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Political stress has brought heavy losses in countries like Brazil, Turkey and Argentina, while a strong dollar - partly due to rising U.S. interest rates - has hit virtually anyone who borrows in the currency.
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An undergrad who borrows $10,000 at the new interest rate would pay an extra $000 a month or $395 more in interest over 10 years, according to the student loan calculator at NerdWallet.
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Its only real appeal over Skype's standard version is the ability to work directly in a browser and the addition of the few features it borrows from the business tier of the product.
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For example, if a bank makes a $100 investment and borrows $80, and the investment goes up 10 percent, they've made $10 while risking $20 of their own money, a 50 percent gain.
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For a student who borrows the national average of $16,139 in debt, the change would result in a $2,000, or 45 percent, increase in interest paid over a standard 85033-year repayment plan.
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Germany, Arrival Country,' borrows its title and theme from the 2010 book 'Arrival City' by Doug Saunders, which argued that new migration zones can also be vibrant hotspots of cultural and economic activity.
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It's not surprising it's a mission that co-mingles with the raison d'etre of More Perfect, a podcast that borrows a lot more than an epistemological outlook on the world from its predecessor.
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This process of destruction and growth is a notion that Ross borrows from Calluna vulgaris, a flowering shrub that suffocates the vegetation that surrounds it, and incorporates into the entirety of their album.
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Someone who needs money — in this case, a government — borrows it by issuing a bond, and if you buy the bond the issuer pays you interest for the privilege of borrowing your cash.
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Stiff opposition from Republicans has imperiled his confirmation, while his supporters have mounted a robust effort that borrows from the tactics of political campaigns, even using robocalls and television advertisements to pressure lawmakers.
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Yes, imperial influence is there, and often strong, but far from being all-determining, each of the cultures considered borrows imperial symbols and styles, but partially, selectively, critically — grafting them onto local traditions.
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A tale of two African-American sisters saddled with bloody revenge, it is a startling, sprawling work that borrows from Afropunk, epic poetry and classic Westerns and includes some disturbing scenes of violence.
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The Forty Hour Club production, which just opened at La MaMa, borrows elements from "Moby-Dick" to depict the ravages brought on by the opioid epidemic, particularly on the New England working class.
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The bond issue is Oman's second public debt issuance this year, as the sultanate borrows internationally to finance a budget deficit caused by a slump in oil prices over the past few years.
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Among those efforts were regulations to prevent moves like "earnings-stripping," in which an American subsidiary borrows from a parent company and uses the interest payments on the loans to offset its earnings.
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Sequoia and Lightspeed (both current investors) selling shares to SoftBank, deceptive practices, and a 26-year-old founder who borrows against his shares all add up to a sell signal for the ages.
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For the bit, McIntrye borrows a celebrity guest's cell phone and sends a text message to all of the people listed in their contacts, without the recipients knowing that he's behind the message.
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At one point, Earnest explicitly borrows a clearly accelerationist idea from Tarrant's manifesto: the idea that using a gun in an attack could hasten the state's collapse by stoking conflict over gun control.
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There is a middle path, though, that borrows elements from both systems of thought—a way of understanding the world that gives our inner lives and the universe meaning without a theistic belief system.
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Best Verse: YGOverall Grade: B Young "It's" Dolph's latest street hit is an anthem that borrows the joke from Fight Club that the second rule is simply an emphatic reiteration of the first rule.
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Video On average, a typical student borrows roughly $5003,000 to fund their higher education, but the increasing education and living costs led to 2.5 million graduates leaving schools with debts of at least $100,000.
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Chief Executive Simon Borrows said the London-listed group would continue to be active in both deploying capital and realising its investments for the remainder of the financial year, which ends in March 2017.
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"I believe we are going to be locked into a low interest rate environment in Europe, where most of our investments are, for some time to come," Borrows said on a call with reporters.
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A TV show about a 23-year-old virgin who mysteriously finds herself pregnant sounds like an over-the-top storyline that borrows a little too heavily from a very old, very famous text.
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The G7 borrows a lot of basics from the G6, including a headphone jack, 64GB of built-in storage (with a microSD slot if that's not enough), 73GB of RAM, and a 3,000mAh battery.
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For example, a new dentist who borrows from a bank to buy a practice may then need other services that she does not even know exist, such as payroll management or credit-card clearing.
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It borrows a little of its aura by partnering with Centricus, a British investment company that helped Mr Son raise the initial $45bn for his fund from Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Muhammad bin Salman.
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The biggest news on that front borrows some cues from the last couple of iPhones, dramatically reducing the bezels on all sides (while keeping them present so there's a place to put your hands).
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Its triple-A credit rating means it already borrows at an average of around 1 percent, but it would like to get them as low as possible so it can pass on the savings.
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The spot borrows stylistically from a series of Republican ads that aired during the 2014 midterm elections, in which families received notice that they would lose their insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act.
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Matthew Brandt's 2012 silkscreen of a waterfall borrows its colors and texture from crushed-up Adderall, Diflucan, chewable aspirin, and kava kava pills; Walter Robinson's textural 1984 painting features a blue Bromo Seltzer bottle.
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The short borrows a dreamlike quality from other films in Within's pedigry, like the star-studded Take Flight and the sanitarium roller coaster ride Catatonic, to bring viewers deeper into Elliot's relationship with Shayla.
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The snapshots in Caesar's new Tainted exhibition don't exist in a traditional time or place in history—the artist creates a unique mythical locale that borrows a selection of classical era aesthetics and accoutrements.
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The movie borrows an animated trick or two from the Disney XD series "Kirby Buckets" and adds a dollop of "A Beautiful Mind" for dramatic heft but fails to rise above the generically inspirational.
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The average payday loan customer borrows $13 over five months and pays $520 in fees, while banks and credit unions could profitably offer the same amount over the same period for less than $100.
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Designed by the architect-owner in 2006, the three-bedroom house borrows from the Alsatian tradition of half-timbered houses, using local materials and an internal timber structure without steel or other manufactured supports.
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Another running sketch, which borrows from and then explodes Jean Genet's "The Maids," finds a white woman, Miss (played by a male actor, Ugo Chukwu, in lace gloves and pearls), dealing with her servants.
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"Super Mario 3D World" also borrows the overworld map concept from "Super Mario World" (the SNES game) and evolves it to its next logical conclusion: as an explorable world unto itself, full of secrets.
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Mr. Nathan's cinematic "the space of a door" — dedicated to his mentor, Steven Stucky, who died this year — directly borrows from Brahms, taking its opening gesture from the motif that starts the Second Symphony.
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The name of the Japanese chef, whose signature cooking style borrows from his experiences working in Lima, Peru, and other coastal locales, is now affixed to more than 30 Nobu restaurants on five continents.
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TOASTED COCONUT SHORTBREAD If you're at all familiar with last year's popular salted butter chocolate chunk shortbread, then you may recognize that this recipe for unassuming, extremely tender coconut shortbread borrows from that base.
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Sony even collaborated with Qualcomm to make sure that the phone's EXMOR image processing, which it borrows from Sony's mirrorless camera line, should work well with the Snapdragon 23's built-in image signal processor.
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A potboiler of a thriller, Homecoming, adapted for TV by Mr. Robot showrunner Sam Esmail, borrows a page out of her Oscar-winning role, similarly depending on Roberts's offscreen persona to build out its plot.
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The service has been compared ad nauseam to Twitter, from which it borrows its basic structure: short messages from users, retweets (or retoots, in its parlance), chronological timelines updating in real-time, and so on.
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"It borrows a lot from what we do on the Echo Show with a nice grid layout that's easy to navigate — obviously expanded because you can do more with this bigger [TV] canvas," said Gupta.
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The darkness of many of Kahraman's themes—trauma, war, genital mutilation, and "honor" killings—is counteracted by the delicacy of her style, which borrows from the traditions of Persian miniatures, Japanese illustration, and Renaissance painting.
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It borrows an approach honed in Singapore, where Temasek, a government-owned holding company, manages a portfolio of state firms but does not meddle in their operations, apart from demanding that they deliver good returns.
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The body shares a lot in common with the X-T2, but borrows the monochrome top display and the more substantial grip from the GFX 50S to make for the chunkiest X-series camera yet.
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And the circular jaguar crest at its center could be imagined as if it's the animal's snout, flanked by a pentagon that borrows from the F-type intakes and tapers into a mean lower lip.
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A 1944 instructional movie on doing the jitterbug features a white couple and emphasizes that the dance borrows moves from ballet, waltzes, 18th-century ballroom dance, and "Javanese" dancing — but it doesn't mention the Savoy.
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Kowal neatly borrows the arguments of modern climate change deniers to throw barriers in the way of the space program, which Elma contends with as she works to change the attitudes of the astronaut corps.
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The short-seller borrows the securities from a bondholder and then sells them, hoping they can be bought back later at a lower price and returned to the original owner, pocketing the difference as profit.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, given Kennedy's roots at European dating company Badoo, where I gather she remains a member of the Board, the UX borrows heavily from mobile dating apps and is based around discovery and chat.
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The process for their creation borrows most from the old-school CGI pipeline described above, though accelerated through the use of tools like Daz3D for animation, Moka Studio for rigging, and Rokoko for motion capture.
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The sci-fi thriller is a perfect dose of nostalgia not only because it's set in the '80s and stars the glorious Winona Ryder, but because it borrows elements from classic movies of the era.
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That mix of higher-tuition students can also help boost a school's credit rating when it borrows money in the bond market, which is why Moody's pays attention to the effect of March Madness wins.
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The Miniboss borrows Nintendo's NES aesthetic, but plugs into the NES Classic with a small adaptor instead of a cable (similar to the GameCube's WaveBird controller) for wireless play from up to 30 feet away.
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Straddling several disparate genres, the album borrows elements of electro-pop, jazz, prog-rock, and ambient sounds to create a seamless blend that gives you something new to discover every time you listen to it.
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D'Souza borrows liberally from the X-Men and Superman franchises, and puts in enough tropes to give his superhero enough of an Indian soul, making sure the next film in this franchise becomes a reality.
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Fashion that so clearly and self-consciously borrows its language could never be accused of failing, of getting something wrong — as I would surely be, I thought, if I tried to look more overtly feminine.
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Even Amazon's new Fire TV Cube borrows elements of its interface from the Amazon Echo Show to create a product with a strange (but maybe useful) mix of features designed with a "voice first" ethos.
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When Ren becomes a teenager, he returns to Tokyo, where he meets Kaede, a young woman who teaches him about books (and about "Moby-Dick" in particular, from which the movie very loosely borrows themes).
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In its use of repurposed military terms, the book borrows from the well-worn playbook of procedural poetry, using a set of self-imposed rules, strict or loose, to point the way forward for composition.
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"Untitled (Havana, 2000)" borrows aesthetic motifs from earlier art, like the nude figures in the infernos of medieval and Renaissance painting and the heightened, theatrical video and picture installations of Bill Viola and Alfredo Jaar.
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But Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip phone, announced Tuesday at a press event in San Francisco, could be the device that breathes new life into the buzzy concept that borrows heavily from designs of the past.
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Superstore borrows the best of the Jim-and-Pam model: the chemistry, friendship, and support that laid the foundation for their successful romance, and the emphasis on timing, which can make or break a relationship.
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Demand for offshore dollars has also grown sharply, according to cross-currency basis swaps, an agreement in which one counterparty borrows one currency from another institution and lends the same value in a different currency.
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Goethe spliced this story with that of a young man he barely knew, named Karl Jerusalem, who committed suicide—with a pistol borrowed from Kestner, just as Werther borrows Albert's pistol for the same purpose.
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In Homecoming, this is especially apparent in his method of distinguishing between the show's timelines, which borrows from other time-traveling dramas (the recent Korean TV series Signal comes to mind) by switching aspect ratios.
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There are seeds of interesting stuff here, and bringing up xenophobia and mistreatment in the context of an American film that borrows heavily on Japanese culture feels like it certainly is meant to say something.
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"Glosses" is directed by Colin Tilley, the man responsible for Nicki Minaj's "Anaconda," Justin Bieber's "Confident" and many other popular music videos, and it borrows some themes we've seen time and time again in the genre.
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The NextGen report borrows these projections to help determine how crop-killing heat waves, more destructive weather events, sea level rise and other climate change-related consequences could affect the future income potential of U.S. millennials.
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He drinks ("the aftereffects are terrible"), "borrows" medication from friends and family, and has tried Kratom, an unapproved botanical drug that upsets his stomach and this month garnered a health warning from FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb.
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Longo and Richard Prince photographed many of Cindy Sherman's breakout "Untitled Film Stills," for example, and the crew's collective influence has permeated visual culture to the point that even the dumbest Instagram post borrows their language.
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" Those vocal synths and beats, combined with tropical house (which borrows rhythms from dancehall and reggaeton), showed up in Bieber's 2015 album Purpose, which featured hits like "What Do You Mean" and the breakup bop "Sorry.
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Short selling is an investment tactic by which a speculator borrows an asset such as a stock, and sells it in the hope of buying it back later at a lower price, thereby making a profit.
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So as the bearer of a thoroughly-tattered banner, I've been hearing a lot of people ask what I thought about the iPhone X and how it borrows many of the ideas first introduced by Palm.
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Like the other build, this mini-dock borrows the guts of Nintendo's dock as its core, effectively Frankensteining its bits into a new arrangement within a 3D printed shell that sheds much of the extra space.
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The campaign unveiled a new smartphone app for supporters Sunday that borrows elements and strategies directly from the mobile gaming industry, a move that Clinton's tech team thinks will get more people involved with the campaign.
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Still, only about half, or 54 percent, of Americans said it's important to know your significant other's credit score before comingling finances, according to a separate study by Wells Fargo, titled How America Buys and Borrows.
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In the video for "Told You So," which borrows its funk pomp from mid-eighties Prince, Miguel dances by himself in an open field, shirt blowing in the breeze, while a rocket rises from the horizon.
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Our proposal is something we call a "trust circle" — a concept that borrows from cutting-edge ideas that some lenders in the developing world are already using to judge the reliability of people lacking credit records.
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Though the exhibition borrows aesthetic and sensual gestures (for example, video choreography) from the pop divas, it glosses over the issue of how black women's sexuality has been relegated to the recesses of American feminist discourse.
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In the clip above, Jimmy Kimmel borrows his own (fairly unnerving) wax figure for a spot of hide and seek around the studio, leaving it in random places in order to make his unsuspecting staff jump.
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Short selling is an investment tactic by which a speculator borrows a financial instrument, such as a stock, and sells it in the hope of buying it back later at a lower price, thereby making a profit.
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The publication of a new report from the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), a think-tank, on September 5th exemplified the new political consensus that is taking shape, one which borrows ideas from left and right.
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Called Hierarchies of Evidence Applied to Lifestyle Medicine, or HEALM, the approach borrows tools used by other major organizations, such as the USDA, the Community Preventive Services Task Force, and the Oxford Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine.
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Debt is projected to rise substantially in that scenario, climbing to almost 90% of annual economic output for the first time since the mid-1960s, as the government borrows more to increase spending and kickstart economic growth.
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Its design definitely borrows from the core look behind the iMac, except that it's also got a touch display, and a hinge that allows it to fold down so you can use it like a drawing tablet.
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Besson borrows storylines from the comics to borrow scenes and features for other elements of his film, creating less of a direct adaptation of the source material, while focusing on bringing Christin and Mézières' work to life.
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Because if you happen to be an intense coffee (and/or tea) drinker who is also a huge foodie, utilizing the food-pun tactic will guarantee that no one ever "accidentally borrows" your Snoop Hotdog mug again.
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In fact, when Apple borrows money in U.S. capital markets, as it has done in recent years to the tune of billions of dollars, those borrowings operate in substance as tax free repatriations of its offshore income.
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It borrows heavily from the tropes of films, notably the WW1 pilot film Wings and the WW2 tank film Fury, in order to communicate the nightmare of death on both those who die and those who remain.
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But their most daring and controversial project was Sketches of Spain in 1960, which borrows heavily from Spanish classical music of the early 21972th century and sparked what may have been history's first "is this jazz?" debate.
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If the cuts are not temporary, they will have to be paid for with additional debt, which will add to the federal deficit and increase the interest costs the United States must pay when it borrows money.
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For over 20 years, the New York-based company Theater Mitu has been creating an experimental body of work that borrows elements from Hinduism and Christianity, Shakespeare and Euripides, Mexican history and state-of-the-art technology.
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In it, this fine writer borrows advice on being comedic, not poignant, from another fine writer who, himself, is a writer-who-waxes-eloquent-on-dogs (don't click here, either, if you really don't want a spoiler).
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It borrows from the concept of the on-demand, gigging model made popular by many other enterprises, from home services through to transportation and food delivery that have been built around contract-based work in specific fields.
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And when he borrows a line straight from a dictator's playbook — "Probably almost everybody in this room voted for me, but I will not ask you to raise your hands if you did" — I cannot remain silent.
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An undergrad who borrows $37,000 — and that's less than the national average for 2016 graduates — and has an interest rate of 4.45 percent will pay $8,908 in interest over 10 years, according to NerdWallet's student loan calculator.
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But even at this more advanced level, he is still scavenging for the latest sound, as heard on "KMT," where he borrows the jaunty staccato pattern found in the current viral hit "Look at Me" by XXXTentacion.
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This sets the scene for Tom Chivers' fascinating new book, which borrows its title from the quote, on why so-called superintelligence should be viewed as an existential threat potentially greater than nuclear weapons or climate change.
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The sound of this new wave of Polish punk mixes a raw, relentless energy that borrows as much from 80s DC and New York hardcore as from the brash British sound many of us know and love.
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As he tries to describe how unnerved he is by Kevin, Jerry borrows the "Bizarro" analogy from 1960 Superman comic "Bizarro World," which tells the story of Superman encountering his near-opposite being in an alternative universe.
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In 2012, Levesque helped launch NXT, which is basically the WWE's minor league feeder system—a more rough-around-the-edges extension of WWE that borrows its branding, production, and color from small-time indie wrestling circuits.
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Greengrocer Ranveer Singh, who regularly borrows money to run his shop in New Delhi, sold vegetables on credit to regular customers in the first two days after the cash crackdown, but has been forced to shut up shop.
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Trump supporters on Reddit are also doing their own investigative work, claiming that Pierson's claim (which she may well have sourced from Reddit given how closely the Trump campaign tracks internet chatter and "borrows" images), is completely true.
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It came, she says, from watching 80s TV series, Fame: Mård's first EP as Many Voices Speak, Away for All Time, out October 28 on Hit City USA, constantly borrows from this tension between pop and despair.
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Faiz's verse is threaded through with delicate, insistent ribbons of blood — an aesthetic shared by one of Pakistan's preeminent modern miniaturists, Imran Qureshi, whose latest exhibition at the Barbican Centre's Curve Gallery borrows its title from Faiz's work.
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Instead, policy experts and community leaders are fashioning a new economic development strategy for their communities—one that borrows more from liberal theories of urban revitalization than from Trump's pledges to bring back lost manufacturing and mining jobs.
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CARACAS, March 8 (Reuters) - Venezuela and China are considering "adjustments" to a multibillion-dollar financing agreement under which the South American nation borrows money and repays in shipments of oil and fuel, Venezuela's Oil Minister said on Tuesday.
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The random nature of the story — and endless replayability it offers — borrows from the "roguelike" genre, while the controls and top-down view of the world are reminiscent of twin-stick shooters like Geometry Wars or Robotron 2084.
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Specifically, the song (hear it above)—which is otherwise a straightforward, if fairly chill pop track very much in Gomez's sexy, breathy wheelhouse—borrows Tina Weymouth's bassline from "Psycho Killer," making it the main feature alongside the vocals.
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In a carry trade strategy, an investor borrows money in the currency of a country with low interest rates, such as the United States and some European countries, to buy bonds of a high-yield nation like Mexico.
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The work borrows gestures and costumes from Greek and Korean traditions, and features five dancers attached to cables as they explore aspects of balance and freedom utilizing a multitude of dance disciplines, from hip-hop to aerial movement.
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Whether it's a roommate who liberally "borrows" your almond milk or a boss who emails urgent requests at all hours, most of us have at least one relationship that would be infinitely healthier with clear, mutually constructive boundaries.
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Swing borrows its beat from African-American musical styles, as Mr. Blankenbuehler acknowledged in a recent interview, and more than a million African-Americans served in World War II. But you won't find those musicians or fighters here.
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You can talk a lot about the game's skill system (which personifies your abilities as voices in your head and which borrows from tabletop gaming's "fail forward" design trend) or talk about the overall quality of prose, sure.
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Mr. Antonoff borrows liberally from his touchstones, dipping into different decades — from the Zombies to Electric Light Orchestra to Fine Young Cannibals — for a collage of parts that sound, by design, straight out of a John Hughes film.
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A short sale is when an investor borrows shares of a stock from a broker and sells them, in the hope of buying them back at a lower price and returning them to the broker for a profit.
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A New Zealand company called Mars Bioimaging has developed a new type of medical imaging scanner that works in a similar fashion, but borrows technology developed for the Large Hadron Collider at CERN to produce far more detailed results.
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To combat the crime and despair that's spread through her town, Bruce Wayne's cousin Kate Kane (Ruby Rose of Orange Is the New Black and John Wick: Chapter 2) borrows his equipment and mantle and takes to the streets.
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Much of the software we use today borrows look-and-feel elements from other pieces of software—and that could have led to some uncomfortable legal decisions that hurt the broader software industry, particularly with open-source software clones.
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Those who are used to Google's version of Android will find MIUI rather unfamiliar, as it borrows many interface and design elements from iOS, including an optional gesture-based control system that replaces the standard Android on-screen buttons.
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Moana borrows a lot from Disney's Tangled in terms of character dynamics and humor, and from Pocahontas in terms of gravity and beauty, but it's also its own lushly realized experience, and possibly the year's most gorgeously rendered film.
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The $400 million approved in the ballot measure in Tuesday's election comes via a "Miami Forever" general obligation bond, which allows the city government to spend money that it borrows on the municipal bond market, leveraged against property taxes.
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The amount of short selling - by which an investor borrows a security and sells it in the hope that it can buy it back at a lower price - which could have caused losses for investors was "insignificant", he said.
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"Our fund management initiatives in infrastructure, together with our reinvestment into Scandlines, will generate important cash income, while our private equity portfolio remains well positioned to generate top-tier capital returns," Chief Executive Simon Borrows said in a statement.
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The new series borrows heavily from the original source material (though, thankfully, which a much more diverse cast) and focuses on the Carrington family, an uber-wealthy clan who loves their fortune almost as much as they love power.
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By 2022, automotive forecaster LMC Automotive expects 97 percent of Fiat-Chrysler's U.S. sales to be some kind of truck, SUV, or crossover, which is an SUV-like vehicle that borrows some attributes of passenger sedans and compact cars.
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One member recommended narrowing the interest rate corridor - the rate at which RBI lends and borrows from banks - to 50 basis points from 100 basis points, a suggestion which was also implemented in the policy review on April 5.
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"There is no plan in the short term, in the next six to 12 months, to enter into a strategic review of the asset," Chief Executive Simon Borrows said on a call with reporters announcing the group's interim results.
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Frankie Fenton directed this film, which borrows from Mr. Fitzmaurice's memoir of the same title and makes liberal use of boisterous and tender home videos of his family that also document the last time Mr. Fitzmaurice danced or walked.
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But then there's the golden sweeper, a reef fish that evolved a trick that hasn't been seen anywhere else, according to a study published Wednesday in Science Advances: It just gobbles up bioluminescent prey and borrows the entire kit.
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Ellen Umansky's first novel, "The Fortunate Ones," borrows the architecture of the art mystery, but leaves aside the obligatory magic in favor of a quieter and more earthly examination of how art serves us in the here and now.
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Spanish filmmaker and illustrator Antoni Sendra has created a series titled Bulletproof Thoughts, that transforms the simple musings of Mullen, Ray Bradbury, and Joe Strummer into snackable content, delivered with a visual treatment that borrows as much from Schoolhouse Rock!
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That's pushed its business into e-commerce — where the influence of Alibaba is strong — furthered its mobile payment strategy, and seen it branch out into digital banking, via a yet-to-launch project that borrows heavily from China and, again, Alibaba.
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Yes, she lives in a palace and borrows jewelry from the Queen, but Kate Middleton is also a mom of two toddlers and newborn son — which means the same tantrums, food battles and sleep struggles as the rest of us.
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The song, which borrows its title from N.W.A.'s "Fuck Tha Police," name checks officers who had arrested Mal, whose real name is Jamal Knox, for gun and drug possession in 2012 and refers to killing them and other cops.
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The show even borrows from makeover plots of old to the degree that it features the shot where Sam turns to see the big reveal, then smiles for a long time before we see how Gilly looks in her new duds.
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The Sweptail borrows from the round door look of the 1925 Phantom I, the silhouette of the 1934 Phantom II Streamline Saloon, and the swept tail designs of cars like the 1934 Gurney Nutting Phantom II Two Door Light Saloon.
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The concept from both Apple and Facebook borrows from what's already quite popular in Asia's e-commerce scene on WeChat and LINE, so I'm curious to see whether they can compete in that region once the features inevitably expand overseas.
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Like so many previous attempts at interactive movies, Bandersnatch borrows heavily from games' story-tree methodologies, where many choices are meaningless, others lead back to the main path for the sake of story economy, and still others lead to abrupt endings.
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Since England is "geographically a middle ground between north and south," Harris explains, some of that "betwixt-and-between quality" is visible in early English literature, which borrows from the myths of the Norse but also from the Greeks and Romans.
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But what's special about the controller is its design, which takes cues from the case designs of hardware like the Apple II, and borrows its color scheme from the multicolored Apple logo that adorned the case of the classic Mac.
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If A Star Is Born borrows a bit from actress Gaga's real-life early pop career (which Gaga herself has not revealed, though the comparisons are hard to ignore), the character at the center of Vox Lux is pure fiction.
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More in the vein of a mashup than a codified internet joke, the video borrows the JoJo outro elements, overlaying them onto the ending of a Madoka Magika episode intended to draw a parallel between two similar moments in these shows.
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Not content to simply throw together all your favorite DC comic book heroes and bad guys and hit blend, The Lego Batman Movie also borrows a dizzying array of villains from other pop culture properties — including icons from the Warner Bros.
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She teamed the shirt, which borrows its slogan from Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's essay, with high-waisted jeans featuring zippers down each leg, white Kurt Geiger booties and and a snakeskin belt, proving that there's no reason feminism can't be high-fashion.
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It's a minor miracle that Capcom was able to bounce back from the atrocity that was Resident Evil 6 with a taut, uncompromising horror story that borrows the best bits of the series while pushing forward in welcome new directions.
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The story borrows from the Polanski playbook (particularly "Repulsion" and "The Tenant"): A young woman, Darling (Lauren Ashley Carter), accepts an assignment from a wealthy matron (Sean Young) to mind an upscale Manhattan apartment, only to unravel into a homicidal psychopath.
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DUBAI, Jan 14 (Reuters) - The government of Oman has completed a $1 billion sovereign loan, a senior finance ministry official said on Thursday, as the Gulf country borrows during a period of stretched state finances because of low oil prices.
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People who borrow money against their paychecks are generally supposed to pay it back within two weeks, with substantial fees piled on: A customer who borrows $2500 would typically owe around $575, at an annual percentage rate of 391 percent.
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Pete and Elliott, a computer-animated dragon with green fur, pleasingly leonine facial features, and an emotive noise vocabulary that borrows from both Scooby-Doo and Chewbacca, enjoy a hunky-dory forest life until the pair are discovered by nearby townspeople.
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According to the duo, the track title refers to a lake in Wisconsin where the Paulus family spent their summers, and the melody—played on Stephen's prized Steinway grand piano—borrows from a chord that he often used in his music.
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"Bloodshot" runs out of meta tricks before it is over, and David S.F. Wilson, who borrows his visual vocabulary from Tony Scott and Michael Bay, delivers action sequences with such choppy continuity that viewers may be as confused as Ray.
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In the video, lying in a bed of flowers, Ms. McFerrin (whose musical style borrows heavily from her father, the jazz eminence Bobby McFerrin, another hero of unaccompanied singing) coaxes and coquets, but she ultimately seems satisfied to be alone.
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If you start saving early for retirement, do so consistently throughout your career and leave the money where it is for as long as possible, you'll have a far healthier retirement account than someone who borrows from their retirement fund early.
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It really is the case, for example, that a country like the United States — which borrows in its own currency — isn't vulnerable to the kind of fiscal crisis Greece experienced starting in 2010, contrary to the warnings of American deficit hawks.
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"Menendez," written by Mr. Wolf's longtime associate Rene Balcer, also borrows a tabloid murder case — that of Lyle and Erik Menendez (Miles Gaston Villanueva and Gus Halper), who were convicted in 1996 for the murder of their parents in 1989.
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The show liberally borrows from horror tropes: flickering lights, strange apparitions, people popping out of cupboards and a dense sonic environment incorporating everything from cicadas to tectonic grumblings to the crack of snapped necks as Toklas kills pigeons for dinner.
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Talking to his parishioners, he borrows a bit from the philology classes that Hnath went to as a child, pointing out that the Hebrew word gehenna , often translated as "Hell," originally meant a specific valley on the outskirts of Jerusalem.
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"This is a little bit more jingoistic, and it borrows a little bit from the tone of the North Koreans," said Peter Feaver, who helped shape President George W. Bush's message as an adviser on his National Security Council staff.
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