"Hezbollah has never prioritized bread-and-butter issues, but suddenly they're faced with a community that's basically saying, bread and butter are a priority," Ms. Slim said.
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Google wants to be there; that's Google's bread and butter.
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Seasonal drinks and flavored frappuccinos are Starbucks's bread and butter.
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"This is our bread and butter," Bee, 47, tells PEOPLE.
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His real bread and butter, though, came from TV movies.
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But people and their data are Facebook's bread and butter.
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Preventing future attacks is, theoretically, the military's bread and butter.
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It is bread and butter for people across this district.
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More importantly, does anyone actually like bread and butter pickles?
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"It's like, this is my bread and butter!" she said.
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These kinds of transactions are Royalty Exchange's bread and butter.
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At the end, there's coffee, clementines, crusty bread and butter.
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The holiday season is Bath & Body Works' bread and butter.
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Their bread and butter is gambling, loan sharking and drugs.
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But the bread and butter of his business is the music.
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These promises are the bread and butter of Farage and Trump.
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These days, the iPhone and iPad are Apple's bread and butter.
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Snap should focus on its "bread and butter" demographic, she said.
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"That's the bread and butter work that we do," he said.
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It's the bread and butter stuff that will trip you up.
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" After all, he says, "this is politics of bread and butter.
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Restaurants were asked to serve bread and butter only on request.
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I took to it as if it were bread and butter.
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Horizon One is the "bread and butter" of Microsoft, Lee said.
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"They should stick to bread and butter issues," the person said.
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And don't forget the side of bread and butter, just because.
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I really do think that's the bread and butter of it.
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Ford, my oldest, got up and requested some bread and butter.
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Automated ad buys are the bread and butter for Facebook and Google.
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That means bread and butter issues like the minimum wage and healthcare.
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Apple and olive cake, yuzu mousse, bread-and-butter pudding, and espresso.
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Histrionic tirades about "evil imperialists" used to be their bread and butter.
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The action scenes, a superhero film's bread and butter, are just okay.
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The art of estimations is pretty much a physicist's bread and butter.
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Artistic considerations of death and mayhem were De Quincey's bread and butter.
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As far as diet was concerned, bread and butter were my mainstays.
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Orcs and humans are the bread and butter of all of Warcraft.
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For the most part, it comes down to bread-and-butter issues.
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Quiznos has made toasted subs the bread and butter of its business.
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On bread and butter matters, Trump believes that female workers are overpaid.
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When you are a political consultant, your bread and butter are elections.
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Those are bread and butter issues that play all across the country.
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Public restaurants were asked to serve bread and butter only on request.
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In the past, privacy concerns were addressed through "bread and butter" lawsuits.
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Undecided voters in Ohio are focused on urgent bread-and-butter issues.
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Some puddings can go either way, such as bread-and-butter pudding.
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The birds, deliciously named Bread and Butter, both received a presidential reprieve.
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But we never consider those risky surgeries; they're totally bread-and-butter procedures.
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A little bit, sure, but they're focused on the bread-and-butter issues.
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But The Break's bread and butter is still the absurdity of being female.
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They are sticking to their bread and butter 99.99 percent of the time.
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It's what used to be the bread and butter of Apple and Dell.
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Although Recon configuration was buffed, Sentry configuration is still Bastion's bread and butter.
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That's the bread and butter, that's the glue that holds all this together.
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Sexual espionage is their bread and butter, so this should be a breeze.
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The startup's main bread-and-butter feature is their Gamer Performance Index (GPI).
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Pet Sematary's bread and butter terror isn't in its round-the-campfire premise.
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But as a writer and comedian, malarkey is literally my bread and butter.
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"Tax reform is his bread and butter," added a senior House GOP aide.
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Calculating probabilities is how I — and all observational physicists — earn bread and butter.
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Are there ever any bread and butter pickles, or are they strictly dill?
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Recommendation algorithms like this are the bread and butter of social media platforms.
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It's hard to find jobs and put bread and butter on the table.
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This is pretty much the bread and butter of the outfighting game nowadays.
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Tryborgs rely on the nonexistence of actual cyborgs for their bread and butter.
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Green Dot's bread-and-butter businesses have been undercut by VC-backed neobanks.
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But for 20 years, the quest for relatability has been Ellen's bread and butter.
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"We don't want to take spectrum away from bread-and-butter customers," Hemmer said.
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Bread and butter issues were at the forefront of the minds of many voters.
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Arthur was the bread and butter of a certain generation of kids' cartoon consumption.
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Nonetheless, NVidia's bread and butter is and will continue to be its graphics card.
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Demand management is (or ought to be) the bread and butter of economic policy.
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Plus, the bread and butter of the PBM business, rebates, also hang in limbo.
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Sponsorship deals — GoPro's other bread and butter — are starting to go to the competition.
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Multiplayer gaming has long been Nintendo's bread and butter, and that's no expectation here.
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This kind of situation is supposed to be its bread and butter, after all.
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Ninja's "bread and butter," he says, are YouTube and Twitch, a streaming video platform.
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But tourism is its bread and butter -- accounting for nearly 60% of its GDP.
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Consistently bread and butter issues — economic development, public safety, and infrastructure — receive top billing.
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Families have long been a bread-and-butter market for the major cruise lines.
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"Mistresses are the bread and butter of politicians," said the House speaker, Mr. Alvarez.
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And ticket sales were the bread-and-butter for wrestling promoters across the country.
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Its bread-and-butter business is file storage, sharing and syncing across multiple devices.
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At its core, the collection folds around the coat, the company's bread and butter.
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Enterprise productivity software, of course, is a large percentage of Microsoft's bread and butter.
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For the uninitiated, the exfoliator is the bread and butter of any skincare routine.
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MS: Let's get to the bread and butter, war or defense if we could.
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Pass the Negroes who are as much our property as the bread and butter.
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This kind of silliness and purposeful provocation on race is D'Souza's bread and butter.
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Shaping a believable world is the bread and butter of any good young adult novel.
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And then there are our longform investigative features and photo portfolios—our bread and butter.
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Your planetary ruler is the Moon, so new moons are your bread and butter, Cancer.
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Apple knows its bread and butter are its larger 4.7- and 5.5-inch flagship iPhones.
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Facebook's entrance in this space brings it into direct competition with Match's bread and butter.
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Is this focus on bread-and-butter issues in the Texas legislature the new normal?
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But the group's bread and butter was always political contestation, whether lighthearted or dead serious.
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Smith said some 'bread and butter' companies that already make money are also going public.
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But many tried to steer their party back toward "bread and butter" issues like healthcare.
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Secondly, we have homemade dill pickles; none of that Vlasic bread and butter nonsense here.
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The bread and butter, so to speak, of the polar bear diet is seal flesh.
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It is instead an emphasis on the bread-and-butter needs of the American family.
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Getting the axe from a longtime, six-figure client who was my bread and butter?
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Russia weaponizes information against us already; controversial issues are Russian information warriors' bread and butter.
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She stepped out of bounds on her bread-and-butter floor routine — a big penalty.
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It's these kinds of bread-and-butter issues that Sanders hopes can inspire Latino turnout.
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She ate normally one week every month, she said, then subsisted on bread and butter.
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Insects are the bread and butter of the natural world, but they are dying out.
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Managing retirement income has been the bread and butter of seasoned financial advisors for decades.
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Such intelligence work is the bread and butter of SCL's government contracting in other countries.
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The mounting threat against American commerce — the bread and butter of America — must be addressed.
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On the one hand your husband is right: Double-toasted bread and butter is delicious.
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When it comes to bread-and-butter Democratic issues, Klobuchar has a pretty standard record.
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The big picture: AbbVie has several other drugs, but Humira is its financial bread and butter.
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So Microsoft is not competing against the bread and butter for a lot of its partners.
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Knightley gives an assured performance — this kind of stuff is her bread and butter, after all.
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Scroll through to see why a mid-length cut is the fashion girl's bread and butter.
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But law and order stories about punching out criminals are still the superhero's bread and butter.
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However, the time leading up to so-called mischief night is the store's bread and butter.
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A credit card's sign up bonus is the true bread and butter in collecting free miles.
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On top of that, image stabilization is bread and butter of even basic image stabilization packages.
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But it's an ambitious start up that's providing Kayobotsi with his bread and butter these days.
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Sequels and reboots are part of Hollywood's bread and butter: there's no getting away from that.
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Heart-stirring personal stories are the bread and butter of this system of argument, he said.
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So far, other Democratic Senate challengers are opting to hit Trump on bread-and-butter issues.
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For Honor's melee combat system — dubbed the Art of Battle — is the game's bread and butter.
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Going digital for a telco risks cannibalizing its bread-and-butter business - voice and text messaging.
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Twelfth Night–style costume switcheroos are the bread and butter of Korean sitcoms and historical dramas.
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In the storyline that is obviously Homeland's bread and butter, Saul (Mandy Patinkin) and Dar (F.
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"Our bread and butter has been entry, first-time, move-up, and active adult," said Palmer.
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" Mr. Licht said that topical comedy should be the "bread and butter" of "The Late Show.
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Pitting "alpha" men against their fears of being perceived as "beta" is his bread and butter.
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But for people across the country, bread and butter economic issues continue to be the priority.
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Halloween provides the modern witch with her bread and butter; what sustains her are our fears.
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Videos of people pulling risky, stupid stunts are arguably the bread and butter of YouTube stardom.
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But out in the real world—their secluded religious community—FLGs are their bread and butter.
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It's no news that J.Crew's bread-and-butter are its versatile tees and work-appropriate options.
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He saw the popularity of Trump before almost anybody, and Trump became our bread and butter.
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So the bread and butter of banking it's about being able to address those two issues.
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The class of 2018 is focused on bread-and-butter issues: prices, jobs, welfare payments, corruption.
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It's these kinds of bread-and-butter issues that Sanders has invoked to inspire Latino turnout.
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The bread and butter use apple cider, so it has a sweetness that complements the flavor.
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Still, connected cars will be the bread and butter of the Internet of Things automotive industry.
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According to Elliott, enterprise-sized clients are his company's "bread and butter," from a revenue perspective.
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Security is their bread and butter, since their entire business model depends on not getting hacked.
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But, practically speaking, many bread-and-butter regulations can be passed and enforced at the local level.
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But we do know that making us do a double-take is the singer's bread and butter.
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That said, the bread-and-butter horny like is just one step up the horny Instagram Ladder.
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South Carolina was supposed to be Cruz country—its heavily Evangelical electorate is Cruz's bread and butter.
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For students with disabilities and their families, IDEA is the bread and butter of their educational careers.
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"It's kind of been our bread and butter this year," Taylor said of the ability to rally.
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"I even cooked for the Queen: smoked salmon, lamb, and bread and butter pudding," he said proudly.
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The yarn of the day, culled from the local press, was the foreign correspondent's bread and butter.
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Of course, for its subsidiary Zume Pizza, the titular foodstuff is very much its bread and butter.
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More importantly, expect Democrats to adopt his calm, mature demeanour and message of bread-and-butter competence.
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KERNEN: SHIFTING GEARS TO, YOU KNOW, OUR BREAD AND BUTTER, AND THAT'S BUSINESS ISSUES AND THE FED.
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My father is a Nigerian but country music is his bread and butter, it's his favorite genre.
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But these are ultimately moderate, bread-and-butter-style decisions Pence won't want to draw attention to.
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The sleeveless garment has GPS and heart rate monitoring – the company's longstanding bread and butter – built in.
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The era of gonzo growth in personal computers and corporate servers – Dell's bread and butter – is over.
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It's the bread and butter of referee signaling and every ref thinks they're the best at it.
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The bristles themselves are the company's bread and butter, so figuring out that part was a cinch.
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But the EFF should be allowed to handle important bread-and-butter issues like transport and housing.
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Some lawyers object to the elimination of fees because it takes away from their bread and butter.
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For years, the welding business that is his family's bread and butter has been migrating to China.
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But the Heat's bread and butter was what they turned to whenever desperate for a good look.
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But, Muay Thai kickboxing remains the Louisianan's true bread and butter, exemplified in his nine knockout wins.
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That also means GLONASS and GPS functionality, as well as Polar's bread and butter: heart-rate monitoring.
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While Onfleet does serve some business-to-business needs, it's bread and butter is business to consumer.
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It&aposs Buffett&aposs bread and butter — and something that Systrom seems to be rather fond of.
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One bag has hot complete meals while the other bag has essentials like milk, bread and butter.
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Not to mention bread and butter pickles, so pleasing alongside a quickly grilled rack of baby backs.
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These are bread-and-butter issues, which matter to every American -- it's right that they were addressed.
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Serving the East Coast and connecting vacation destinations continued to be the airline's main bread and butter.
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" The bottom line: "For now, verbose reports remain the bread and butter of an investment bank analyst.
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Following the ceremony, Bread and Butter will retire to Gobbler's Rest at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia.
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"I have been consistently pushing my fellow Democrats to deal with bread and butter issues," he wrote.
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"Democrats are focused on the bread and butter, kitchen table issues facing ordinary Americans," he told CNN.
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But Bread and Butter, I should note, that, unlike previous witnesses, you and I have actually met.
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"That'll be the bread-and-butter gun," Brian Skinner, the company's chief executive, told CNN this month.
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That's scary if you're an investor, but if you're a trader this is your bread and butter.
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Basic behavior modeling is the bread and butter of social networks like Facebook, often used to improve advertising.
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I eat some more bread and butter when I get home and then try to chug some water.
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They go together like bread and butter, sugar and spice, cheese and crackers — yeah, you get the picture.
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The Sharp Objects reversal-of-fortune aside, HBO's bread and butter is still dramas and comedies, not superheroes.
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But AMD doesn't just want to be in the cheap laptops that were once it's bread and butter.
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Her bread and butter is stepping in and unloading with wide right hands to the body and head.
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"As far as service goes, it's our bread and butter, it's our focaccia and olive oil," Garcia said.
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Obviously I knew that because I was reporting on the industry, M&A was our bread and butter.
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The elections were mainly fought on bread-and-butter issues, such as stagnating salaries and skyrocketing housing prices.
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It is when it begins to eat into bread and butter issues that the voters usually slap back.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are making health-care costs and bread-and-butter economic issues central to their closing argument.
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These new contenders want to keep the focus on traditional bread and butter issues that voters care about.
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Plus, most AR apps closely tie into the real world around you, which is Foursquare's bread and butter.
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That is the 'outside angle' which is still the bread and butter of a southpaw versus orthodox fight.
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At Reuters, the bread and butter of our China coverage is talking to politicians, business executives and investors.
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The clash of civilizations is their bread and butter: a dire, existential battle that will determine Europe's fate.
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The Post's bread-and-butter is straight reporting, yet it has proudly become the vanguard of anti-Trump.
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But if the G.O.P. hangs on, there will also be other, bread-and-butter consequences for ordinary Americans.
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On social media, in between anti-immigrant and nationalistic messages, his party also championed bread-and-butter causes.
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When classified ads — the bread and butter of the newspaper business — migrated online, newspapers big and small suffered.
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New York (CNN Business)Enormous communications and military satellites are the bread and butter of SpaceX's launch business.
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The bread and butter of the company is a seven-minute Elvis-themed ceremony, which may seem dated.
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The Texas factory will make the classic bag styles that form the bread and butter of the brand.
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Trump took part in the yearly event to pardon Bread and Butter, the turkeys in question this year.
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Any coalition would be expected to say that it would fight corruption and address bread and butter issues.
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MrBeast now has a few types of videos that serve as his bread-and-butter on his channel.
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I make him bread and butter and hot milk, which Dr. Hudson says is good for deranged people.
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"When you're a gallerist you have to make sure your artists have bread and butter everyday," he said.
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"Bread and Butter, I should note that unlike previous witnesses, you and I have actually met," Trump joked.
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At the White House, Trump, carrying on a lighthearted holiday tradition, "pardons" two turkeys, named Bread and Butter.
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National units would investigate rare crimes like murder, leaving local bobbies to get on with bread-and-butter stuff.
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Polls show ordinary voters care far more about bread-and-butter issues than about the prime minister's pet project.
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Tim Ryan, pointing to Lamb's focus on "bread-and-butter economic issues" as opposed to the usual political flashpoints.
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High Scores, Recording, Broadcasting Orlando: High scores have always been the bread and butter of the bullet hell community.
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Pre-seed investment isn't an option bet to preempt the seed or Series A; it's their bread and butter.
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The lines are set the same way they are for the sporting events that comprise Dink's bread and butter.
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The action camera has long been GoPro's bread and butter and has, in fact, become synonymous with the brand.
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Polls show that voters are much more concerned about bread and butter issues surrounding the economy than the investigation.
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The Bread and Butter Chardonnay from Minibar was fairly priced at $14.99, if again a bit higher than average.
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Image: Johan KanfloCheap, easy-to-control Arduino boards are the bread and butter of garage inventors the world over.
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I help one of the guys make bread-and-butter pudding while the others decide to order Japanese food.
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While I was working I was also obsessively checking Instagram, the bread and butter of this recent pin wave.
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These movies used to be the bread and butter of movie studios, and they encompass most enduring film classics.
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Although those Trump-inspired efforts grab headlines, the bread and butter of Airbnb's political campaigning is still its hosts.
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But until now, DJI had never taken a direct swing at GoPro's true bread and butter: the action camera.
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Bread-and-butter financial planning made Baxter's retirement a success: Start saving early for retirement, and do it often.
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Scaling major technological breakthroughs in certain industries requires armies of people and significant resources – private equity's bread and butter.
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"Assault weapons and high-capacity concealed carry handguns are the bread and butter of today's gun industry," he said.
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This is TikTok's bread and butter: it's where the latest viral trends are found, and associated hashtags are tracked.
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More than 1,000 people in the US Virgin Island's tourism industry, islanders' bread and butter, remain out of work.
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By and large, answering that question means dealing with the bread and butter issues that are a governor's domain.
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Small plates range from $6 (for bread and butter) to $16 for the lamb meatballs or chorizo and mussels.
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Back then, it was basically killing Upworthy, a site whose bread and butter was based on that headline structure.
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A lot has to do with the global shift away from soda, which is Coca-Cola's bread and butter.
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"This is a novel approach, but it has not been the bread and butter of tobacco control," he said.
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Far-right parties and their supporters, by contrast, aren't really invested in these kinds of bread-and-butter issues.
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So Spice Girls became the bread and butter for Virgin, and they couldn't figure out what Sweet Sixteen was.
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In an unrelated event several hours later, President Donald Trump pardoned one of two turkeys named Bread and Butter.
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"Most bread-and-butter advisers couldn't afford six months and $5.63,25.6 a year to automate rebalancing," Ms. Rowling said.
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If you're trying to win a swing voter in Arizona, it's a bread-and-butter issue that has appeal.
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The bread and butter pudding served for dessert with whiskey sauce and vanilla ice cream tastes like pure childhood.
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This kind of smug, half-cooked moralizing has been Far Cry's narrative bread and butter now for three games.
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I do some of the standards, beets, red onion, cauliflower, fennel, asparagus, carrots, bread and butter relish, basil beans.
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Most of the protesters focused on corruption, the poor quality of government services, and other bread-and-butter issues.
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What we've found is that when candidates focus on bread-and-butter issues, they are on the right track.
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Stock Android Hardware has always been Samsung's bread and butter, but Samsung has gotten much better at making software.
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Lange's bread and butter are his quick studies of colorful characters, many of whom die here in unpleasant ways.
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This year, the two turkeys hoping to be spared from the Thanksgiving dinner table are named Bread and Butter.
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While they do offer a small range of other pans, All-Clad's bread and butter is the sauce pan.
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For now, Gett's bread and butter is its corporate service, which makes up 30 percent of the company's revenue.
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Macron voters were more interested in bread-and-butter issues — standard of living (pouvoir d'echat) or unemployment (le chômage).
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The application highlights two names, "AmazonTube" and "OpenTube," along with descriptions that hedge pretty closely to YouTube's bread and butter.
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The letter from Warren marks a return for the former Harvard Law School professor to her bread-and-butter issues.
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These "bread-and-butter issues are core concerns for employees no matter what kind of work they do," Garden said.
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While rugged coolers remain Yeti's bread and butter, the company's become equally well-known for its extensive line of drinkware.
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The arts are Kickstarter's bread and butter in terms of its mission, but they don't make a lot of money.
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Democrats are planning a fusillade of messaging on the bread-and-butter economic issues they believe switchers care about most.
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Tax cuts have been bread and butter for Republicans since the conservative revolution that rocked American politics in the 1970s.
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The chain's bread-and-butter is still personal pizzas, made-to-order in front of customers in open-flame ovens.
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Those fiery issues don't make for great dinner conversations, but for politicians, they are the bread and butter for votes.
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Kulesza takes common objects — from bread and butter to his electric razor — and juxtaposes pieces of Lego into everyday life.
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As in most democratic elections, local bread and butter issues are on the top of the agenda for Taiwanese voters.
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Nearly every Lebanese citizen CNN spoke to complained that the government was doing little to address bread-and-butter issues.
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Many of these are civil-society activists who have campaigned on both bread-and-butter issues and improved human rights.
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It voted for the true public servant who focused on the bread-and-butter issues that Alabama families care about.
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"Oktoberfest is our bread and butter, yes, but I don't really care about the money," the Bavarian native told Insider.
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"We didn't want stands operated by the galleries," which are the bread-and-butter of FIAC and other art fairs.
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He hasn't really changed much of anything about the way he throws any of his three bread-and-butter pitches.
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Your grief is their bread and butter; your special, one-off occasion, lovingly planned and arranged, is their package deal.
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Think watermelon on carpet, bread and butter on ceramic tile, gummy candy on wood floor, plain bread on ceramic tile.
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Despite their booming business, though, the Balducci clan was as mismatched as bread and butter on an authentic Italian table.
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TKO, which is also eschewing superheroes — the bread and butter of the industry — has recruited top talent for the comics.
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" Ms. Goldfield: "I love mapo tofu, but there's almost nothing I find so satisfying as really good bread and butter.
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But the bread and butter of a beauty blogger is to use a product and review it for her followers.
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Thus, his bread and butter for the last 25 years has been booking and managing performers who portray the president.
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The big turnout offsets concerns that moviegoers are tiring of sequels and reboots, which have become Hollywood's bread and butter.
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It was bread-and-butter advice from an American diplomat in the former Soviet Union, where political prosecutions are common.
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"The pitch that's his bread-and-butter pitch, you saw in the first inning, everything was belt-high," Collins said.
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Mr. Biden has also scolded Democrats over their drift from bread-and-butter issues like wages, pensions and union rights.
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While Bolyen works on a diverse range of employment issues, sexual harassment and intimidation cases are her bread and butter.
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So in that sense, we weren't surprised—the vocabulary of the way these things go down are our bread and butter.
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But ever vigilant about bread-and-butter issues, the Chinese insisted that they were "keeping the door open" to trade talks.
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Alongside febrile politics, telecoms firms face the search for revenue growth as their bread-and-butter connectivity becomes ever less profitable.
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For a show that pretty much bread-and-butter traditional, King's revelation wasn't treated with huge amounts of fanfare or judgment.
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Showing voters that they can bring about change on bread-and-butter issues may help Republicans fend off competition in 2020.
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None of the women really make an impression until the limo entrances, the real bread and butter of the Bachelor premieres.
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"Other than breakfast and dinner, I try to eat everything else in between on a bread and butter plate," Bailey says.
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It is a curiously low-key affair, shorn of the air-punching moments that constitute most music biopics' bread and butter.
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With the iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch now Apple's bread and butter, there's just no room (or love) left for iPods.
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The "inside game" of courting and cooperating with politicians might be the bread and butter of intraparty politics — including presidential primaries.
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"We focus our efforts on providing a best-in-class experience for what we consider bread-and-butter HR," adds Renner.
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And that's the final major advantage for Hillary Clinton, who's made choreographed political events her bread and butter for decades now.
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Usually the best way to win in Senate battlegrounds is to nominate centrist candidates who focus on bread-and-butter issues.
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This is the bread and butter of trial testimony, why juries determine facts and appellate courts restrict themselves to the law.
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BOB IGER: Well, we don't believe that what we're doing is really damaging our bread and butter, to use your words.
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Even for a fashion editor whose bread and butter revolves around styling outfits, getting dressed in a time crunch is tough.
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Home design and inspiration, of course, is the bread-and-butter of sites like Pinterest, Houzz and others, including newcomer Hutch.
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But, as in the melodramas that were once bread-and-butter to great popular actresses, it's the maternal fierceness that prevails.
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Even if it doesn't make the headlines, that's the bread-and-butter work of the FCC that I'm really proud about.
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My MacBook Pro laptop was stolen from right under my fingers while writing in the Bread and Butter cafe in Haggerston.
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"You have to be able to do things in the ring," he said, but interviews "are a wrestler's bread and butter."
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Do not eat so much bread and butter or be in such a rush to get home that you forgo dessert.
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"These are staples in emergency medicine and ICUs – these are your bread and butter, truly, your very basic essentials," Gruber said.
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In this case, the old truism about plumbers might be extended to art thieves: your shit is their bread and butter.
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Such public-private partnerships were the bread and butter of the Clinton Global Initiative, which ran for more than a decade.
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The Social Democrats won election last December on a platform of bread-and-butter issues, including wage increases for state employees.
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Last year was supposed to be a blockbuster one for the IPO market, one of the industry's bread-and-butter moneymakers.
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Instead, they focused on health care as well as bread-and-butter budget issues like funding for schools, roads and infrastructure.
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He's stuck to his bread-and-butter issue and policy prescription: the threat of computer automation and a universal basic income.
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The league has also had to grapple with a worrying decline in TV ratings, the bread and butter of its growth.
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GE Power's bread and butter is selling gas turbines to power plants and fixing the massive equipment when it breaks down.
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They go with politics like bread and butter, so there will be the option to drop scandals on the other players.
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And, unfortunately for Marco and for Jays fans, they all seem to revolve around his bread-and-butter pitch: his changeup.
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Lead hooks from both stances are Holloway's bread and butter counters and he has chinned a number of scary strikers with them.
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That made some bread-and-butter class-action cases — disputes over gender pay disparity and harassment, for instance — much harder to bring.
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"This was crazy … this is your bread and butter for tenure, so to speak," he testified in court about the dual drafts.
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Would it deliver on the mix of style and ease that was the bread and butter of the shuttered celebrity-beloved boutique?
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"There is no doubt this is the absolute foundation and bread-and-butter of the brand," said analyst Rebecca Lindland, of RebeccaDrives.
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Also on Saturday, Gemini & Scorpio Lofts, whose bread and butter is themed costume parties, will throw the after-party from 6-10pm.
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The Biden Institute, at the University of Delaware, does domestic policy work — particularly the economic issues that are Biden's bread and butter.
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That is because the ride-hailing business, which will remain Uber's bread and butter for the foreseeable future, is local, not global.
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The pain was most acute after long, demanding sessions with her fingers, which made her bread and butter, speedrunning, a real problem.
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The SPD cannot decide whether it has given too much or too little attention to bread-and-butter issues such as pay.
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"There is competition on the bread and butter issues," was how a seasoned New Hampshire Democratic operative described the challenge for Biden.
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Expressions of "cute" — or kawaii — are its bread and butter, fueling some of its internationally recognized fashion exports, including Lolita and Decora.
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Doggy Style: For those of you who enjoy masturbating on all-fours with a wand, this will be your bread and butter.
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It's why the bread and butter of pop music, which is engineered to be upbeat and danceable, is highly consonant major chords.
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A senior American spymaster says he's out to automate much of the bread-and-butter monitoring work carried out by intelligence agents.
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One of Apple's biggest dilemmas is that iPhone sales, the company's bread and butter, are shrinking as the replacement cycle becomes lengthier.
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PewDiePie's bread and butter was hysterical reactions to horror games, but rather than play to type, he responded honestly to his audience.
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Networking may be the bread and butter of venture investing, but the "VC firm as network" seems to be hitting a zenith.
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Since then it's expanded to become a fashion rental marketplace equipped with accessories, casual pieces and its bread and butter: formal wear.
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Business cards are their bread and butter, but they've got fliers, postcards, and even stickers so you can plaster your brand everywhere.
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We've found that many people do want the sort of bread-and-butter New York Times stuff of investigations and major enterprise.
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Nike Air Force 1 Low QS "Black/White," on Fossil, for $130Retro sneakers are a huge part of Nike's bread and butter.
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On the ad revenue side, its bread and butter, native advertising, isn't that special anymore as it's become table stakes for publishers.
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FedEx['s] bread and butter remains B2B capabilities, a segment that Amazon has yet to express much interest in getting involved in.
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"Brand advertisers have been Twitter's bread and butter for years," said Debra Aho Williamson, an analyst for eMarketer, an industry research firm.
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Not very political, not very partisan, is just interested in the basic bread-and-butter things from government that everyone else is.
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"If I divert the U.S. dollars to that business, it might affect my day-to-day, bread-and-butter business," he said.
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Hall, however, has stuck to his bread and butter since transitioning from a master on the jiu jitsu mats to the cage.
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As many critics have pointed out, this strategy has become the bread and butter of drug development in the United States today.
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Turns out, Jen's "bread-and-butter client" had been paying her the same monthly rate for years, despite being given more responsibilities.
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That could prompt the bank to close branches and shift its business emphasis away from bread-and-butter checking and savings accounts.
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He is banking heavily on a moderate, Iowa-focused message that revolves around "bread-and-butter issues" — health care, education, the economy.
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That would most likely reduce transaction volume — the bread and butter of agent commissions — by encouraging people to wait longer to sell.
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For the past few years, Baker's bread and butter was edgy parody music videos, mocking stars like Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift.
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For Paddy Power, sporting events remain the site's "bread and butter," with politics more of a "niche market," Mac An Iomaire said.
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Sling TV is the cheapest way to lock in those bread-and-butter live channels without agreeing to some $60/month subscription.
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"Democrats are accusing me of being too soft on Turkey," Mr. Trump said in pardoning two white fowls named Bread and Butter.
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The turkeys were named Bread and Butter — "or as Trump calls them, 'The two essential food groups,'" Jimmy Fallon joked Tuesday night.
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But Bread and Butter, I should note that unlike previous witnesses, you and I have actually met, it's very unusual, very unusual.
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Number of followers: 5.2 millionAge: 17Video type: Hudson is known for his lip-syncing videos, a bread-and-butter genre for TikTok.
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Aswath Damodaran, professor at NYU Stern School of Business, explains why Tesla scares investors and is the "bread and butter" for traders.
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So we have come full circle and have come right back to what really is the bread and butter activities of pharmaceutical companies.
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I Like It When You Sleep makes good use of Vampire Weekend's bread and butter — tight pop keeping you guessing with unexpected flourishes.
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Aura's bread and butter is short, three-to-seven-minute meditations based on your current mood — be that stressed, anxious, happy or sad.
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The first wave of deals focused on bread-and-butter investments in companies building out Russia's infrastructure and catering to the middle class.
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Use bread and butter pickles for a sweet tang or half-sour pickles if you don't love the full-on dill experience. 23.
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To this day, side scrollers continue to be Nintendo's bread and butter, even as it pushes the boundaries of gaming with other titles.
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But he points out that large organizations, which are his company's bread and butter, aren't all rushing to containerize their entire application inventory.
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Of course, Dropbox is going to give you storage — that's the company's bread and butter, but it's loaded up on other features too.
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Dyson may be busy building cars these days, but it's also still making its bread and butter, including vacuums and other home appliances.
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Indeed, mainlanders remain Macau's bread and butter, making up 11,580,791 of the total 17,559,151 visitors in the first seven months of the year.
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"There are key bread and butter questions which government cannot dodge, things are tough," George Charamba told a state-owned Harare radio station.
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We end up severely under-ordering and are very grateful for the huge helping of bread-and-butter pudding we have for dessert.
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These types of posts were once Facebook's bread-and-butter, and enticed friends to log back in to see what others were saying.
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Sure it may seem like there are way more genuinely ~nice guys~ now, but do they offer to buy you bread and butter?
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FOLDABLE SCREENS Alongside febrile politics, telecoms firms face the search for revenue growth as their bread-and-butter connectivity becomes ever less profitable.
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Internet radio is how Pandora's made its bread and butter since launching in 2000—but free Spotify offers more options than free Pandora.
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In response, Democratic Party elites followed the advice of the so-called New Democrats, and steadily moved right on "bread and butter" issues.
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" Tyler Law, a spokesman for the DCCC, said sticking to the bread-and-butter issues "is actually what resonates the most with voters.
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Its bread and butter — the must-see, multiple-Emmy-winning series "The Handmaid's Tale" — makes it worth the price of a subscription alone.
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Since 2014, Ford, Chevy, and RAM — the Big Three of pickup brands — have each redesigned their bread-and-butter (Meat and potatoes?) truck.
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And while it's branched out into more consumer facing products through its Bamboo line, professionals have always been the company's bread and butter.
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Muscular male nude figures with bulging, ripped abs are the artist's bread and butter, rendered in stunning detail and possessed of perfect proportionality.
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This is Leimbach's bread-and-butter, given that LiveOps hires U.S.-based contractors to work as call center operators from their own homes.
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These 12 classic Thanksgiving recipes are the bread and butter of any successful dinner, so use this as a guide to build on.
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Karen Solomon's latest book is not one you need for putting up batches of bread and butter pickles, peach preserves or tomato sauce.
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And they can resume worrying about bread-and-butter issues like corporate earnings, interest rates and the threat of rising tariffs and recession.
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Of course, Nagy knows Fangio knows this — will he plan more surprises or trust his offense to execute its bread-and-butter plays?
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Thus far, Amazon's so-called bread and butter when it comes to apparel has been more "everyday essentials" and not as much luxury.
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It's the bread-and-butter issues on which Trump has laid himself open to attack and not his dubious relationship with the law.
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When catering to pets is the bread and butter of your company, you can bet that the office culture will accommodate them, too.
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No one doubted that corporations exercised power, but it was over bread-and-butter economic issues like trade and taxes, not social issues.
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For decades, promising jobs or at least touting policies pitched as job friendly was the bread and butter for politicians from both parties.
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If these research reactors became operational, or if Iran brought many more "bread and butter" centrifuges online, the country's breakout time would drop.
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While the World Bank claims to have no preference between public and private infrastructure, promoting public-private partnerships remains its bread and butter.
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While Microsoft's spreadsheet software can be a "good" way of organizing data, Renner said it wasn't enough to solve many of the "bread and butter processes" involved in HR. "What we really cover are the bread and butter things that every company needs, but that are really hard to do with pen and paper and an Excel sheet," Renner said.
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Nvidia's bread and butter is gaming, so they have to show continued positive growth in the gaming space," she said Thursday on "Trading Nation.
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Monthly donations of $10, $5, or even $1 per patron are common, and comprise what some creators described as their "bread and butter" donors.
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Copper, Zambia's bread and butter, has tumbled globally as demand has fallen — mainly in China — and taken the country's economy along for the ride.
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Dunkin' is in a particularly tough spot with rising breakfast competition, because the morning hours are the company's bread and butter, so to speak.
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Golf balls and clubs are the brand's bread and butter, and accounted for some three-fourths of its $844 million in revenue last year.
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Meanwhile, low-cost operators swarmed across Europe, undercutting Alitalia on continental routes and even - more shockingly - on its old bread and butter domestic travel.
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Its entire premise was built on the kind of tendentious data-shaping that is the bread and butter of opposition researchers, not news outlets.
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In the 12-minute talk, Giertz focuses on the value of making useless inventions, which is essentially the bread and butter of her job.
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Airbnb, the largest home sharing network with over two million listings worldwide, is newly targeting business travelers, the bread-and-butter clientele of hotels.
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But the two rivals left Dubai with over 113 provisional orders for the bread-and-butter, narrowbody models on which their futures mainly depend.
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The playbook by Trump's opposition makes it clear: They do not want to talk about the bread and butter issues that matter most Americans.
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While credit reports are still its bread and butter, Credit Karma is moving into adjacent areas in an effort to collect even more data.
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Even some high-level Democrats were talking not so much of ramping up investigations but the need to address bread-and-butter domestic issues.
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But it's this ultimate food-as-fetish scene, soundtracked by The Newbeats' "Bread and Butter," that stands out from the bondage and public sex.
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For years, he was an actor whose bread and butter was doing corporate work impersonating characters like Austin Powers, Dr. Phil, and Jay Leno.
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Tesla's bread-and-butter now is the Model 3, and while that's a zippy set of wheels, it hardly presents a road-scorching profile.
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"Ride sharing remains the bread and butter for Uber and Lyft with some dark days ahead as lockdowns remain around the world," he said.
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Bountiful baskets of bread and butter, long a buffet standard, are shrinking; because of changing dietary habits, they now rank high among leftover foods.
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The phrase is the current metaphorical substitute for what were once called "bread and butter issues," like wages and the rising price of milk.
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"Bread and butter was all she served," portrays two children and a woman in white, possibly their nanny, at a white-clothed dinner table.
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To this end, besides the bread-and-butter business of turning out planks and plywood, the firm has come up with several new ideas.
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Upgrade will begin by offering small loans to Americans who want to refinance credit card debt, the bread and butter of Lending Club's business.
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In the 2018 midterms, as Klobuchar points out, Democrats focused on bread-and-butter issues while largely avoiding divisive ideas like Medicare for All.
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Radio, which was once the "bread and butter" for songwriters, promises less money than it used to as it competes with streaming music services.
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Once again the simple control of the lead foot and hand shows why it is the bread and butter of southpaw vs orthodox strategies.
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And his campaign agenda that was heavy on bread-and-butter populism and light on racial justice was a perfect match for the district.
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One reason for that is that Intel has just been really bad about doing its bread and butter incremental performance, efficiency, and manufacturing size improvements.
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With a "bread and butter retailer" turning out such low numbers this morning, Target indicates a deceleration that goes well beyond apparel and online retail.
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"We're talking about bread-and-butter issues," Phyllis Thede, an Iowa state representative backing Clinton, told me when I asked about her constituents' top concerns.
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While Miller is proficient in his striking, his bread and butter is his advanced jiu jitsu game—made clear by his 13 career submission victories.
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Pushing regional sales can help game developers find audiences in new markets while keeping bread-and-butter markets paying full price to subsidize the rest.
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While Sachs expected his students to do the right thing, he believed that those expectations shouldn't extend to a museum's bread-and-butter wealthy patrons.
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At the same time, trade negotiators agreed to allow favoritism for national companies, only on smaller, bread-and-butter projects under the $10.1 million cap.
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The 'Star is Born' actress is back to her bread and butter ... singing on the stage for her residency show, Enigma, at MGM's Park Theater.
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But rising costs could squeeze profits as the company transitions from its "bread and butter" search business toward artificial intelligence and other ventures, analysts predict.
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For example, Washington D.C., may be considered a federal city, but much of its infrastructure – its bread and butter – is being financed with municipal bonds.
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You can't ignore it but then you need to move on, keep your eye on the prize and focus on the bread and butter issues.
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But their recorded bread-and-butter discs of local street musicians and bar bands still sound as fresh today as they did 60 years ago.
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Portraits of high-paying clientele were his bread and butter now, along with stylized floral still lifes, which people found sexy but safe, and beautiful.
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Why this matters: Most people get their health coverage from their employer, and that historically has been the bread and butter of the insurance industry.
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Although physically connecting people and cities is still the bread and butter of World Bank and its affiliates, the digital space is becoming more important.
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Rainbow painted houses are the bread and butter of Copenhagen and are seen nowhere better than on Magstræde just south of the main commercial centre.
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It would be served simply, a plate of smoked salmon with a bit of brown bread and butter and possibly with a glass of Champagne.
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Just as Bloomberg News makes money from Bloomberg terminals, Refinitiv's bread and butter is Eikon, not the Reuters news articles it includes on the platform.
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While he lost the nomination, Sanders appears to have succeeded in significantly shifting the Democratic consensus on one of the party's bread-and-butter issues.
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Small parts in television Westerns like Bonanza, crime serials like Perry Mason, and B-movies were his bread and butter throughout the 1960s and '70s.
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It is one that is swiftly retreating from offering commentary on political and social issues, and re-establishing the prominence of bread-and-butter highlights.
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In her response, Escobar outlined the Democrats' stance on bread-and-butter election issues, including universal affordable health care and raising the federal minimum wage.
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Instead, these voters appeared to be drawn back toward the Democrats by some of the party's bread-and butter-issues, and in spite of others.
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The rest of the details are no less impressive: onions smoked over charcoal, cheese from Appalachia, bread-and-butter squash pickles and Martin's potato roll.
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But the notion of letting guerrillas off easy has turned peace talks, once the bread and butter of Colombian politics, into its political third rail.
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While the nasty celebrity divorce has long been the bread and butter of tabloids, friendly splits have gained increasing media attention in the past decade.
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Japan last month tightened controls on exports to South Korea of high-tech materials used to make chips - the bread-and-butter business of Samsung Electronics.
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But while smartwatches represent a rare bright spot in the stagnant wearable space, fitness bands have always — and will continue to be — Fitbit's bread and butter.
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"The most prominent repair and the bread-and-butter of the mobile-device repair industry is the screen replacement," said Timothy Katsch, vice president of iDropped.
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In addition to the bread and butter of the fair — artists, poets, essayists, and publishers plying their wares — IPK Print Fest boasts some promising public programming.
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That's been the company's bread and butter for years, chasing the same "hardcore elite gamers" design that's been part of the gaming PC world for decades.
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But, as any theme park or arcade operator knows, venue-throughput is the bread and butter of one's bottom line, and ride downtime represents lost revenue.
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Scott Heitkamp, chief executive of ValueBank Texas, in Corpus Christi, says he no longer makes such loans, although "they were our bread and butter for years".
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Unbound's bread and butter is three-fold: content related to sexual health, wellness and pleasure, individual sex toy products and a quarterly box of curated products.
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This was especially as the focus on the issue of independence was clouding debate on important bread-and-butter issues, said a moderate pro-democracy figure.
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At the same time, keeping streets flowing, uncluttered and safe is the bread and butter business of city councils — naturally pushing PMVs up the regulatory agenda.
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The "bread and butter" that drives battery innovation is electric vehicles and, right now, most solid-state batteries probably last for one and a half years.
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Since the old 500- and 1,000-rupee notes are the bread and butter of most financial transactions in India, everybody has been rushing to exchange them.
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The main causes of the almost daily labour unrest are not political, but bread-and-butter issues such as incomes falling and wages not being paid.
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Review: Facebook's Oculus Rift S is barely an upgrade Meanwhile the company's bread-and-butter PC-based headset line could have a murky future as well.
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As with Marcus, Moorthy's work represents a departure from what has long been the bank's bread and butter — mergers and acquisitions and helping company's raise money.
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Its bread and butter is suiting — 95 percent of Brioni's sales are in clothing, said its chief executive, Gianluca Flore — of the ultraexpensive and timeless variety.
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Many cable viewers, it turned out, were not interested in television news's bread and butter — a diverse newscast of multiple dispassionate stories — no matter how important.
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My bread and butter are burgers made with my house blend of brisket, but this burrito will be a hat tip to the this historic neighborhood.
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The bread and butter of their work: Adjusting the spine, moving bones or joints, or creating suction inside herniated discs to relieve neck and back pain.
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December's sales breakthrough focused mainly on the bread and butter of the Airbus portfolio - the medium-haul A320 family, which competes with Boeing's best-selling 737.
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They gave me my first celebrity assignment, in fact, which has become my bread and butter (not to imply that celebrities eat either bread or butter).
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He is not overseeing the main commercial collection that is Helmut Lang's bread and butter, which remains in the hands of an in-house design team.
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Elkhart, on the northern edge of Indiana, is a manufacturing town where recreational vehicle assembly has long been the bread and butter of the local economy.
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The White House on Monday revealed the names of the two feathered contenders who will vie for the title of National Thanksgiving Turkey — Bread and Butter.
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Those Democrats want the party to concentrate on jobs, wages, healthcare and other bread-and-butter economic issues that affect their constituents on a daily basis.
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But what might be considered his bread-and-butter role was the ridiculous Inspector Jacques Clouseau in "The Pink Panther" (1964) and a slew of sequels.
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However, my bread and butter booking is birthday parties for kids as a magician, clown, or balloon guy—92 percent of my performances are for families.
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Its bread and butter is parodying hip-hop clichés and mocking the disconnect between glossy music videos and the everyday lives of the people watching them.
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Picklers can put their vegetables into already-acidic vinegar, after which they become the sweet bread-and-butter pickles or the cheap pickles that come on hamburgers.
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One analyst agreed with Obama that Russia's bread and butter is oil and natural resources, and that's why he sees its economy stalling in the near future.
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Graphic: RedditReddit's bread and butter may be links and comments, but the site has a long history as a facilitator of gift swaps, and a backwoods marketplace.
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"Clinton does best with bread-and-butter Democrats who like the party," says Barry Burden, director of the Elections Research Center at the University of Wisconsin Madison.
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"We think [Intel] has more structural issues with the PC market that's been ever evolving and changing, and that had been their bread and butter," he explained.
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Outfitting college dorms is not Thomas' bread-and-butter, but it's the project that's garnered her the most interest since she started doing it 11 years ago.
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Maybe he used his sympathies with leftist leaders abroad as marketing, but he focused on bread-and-butter issues, such as upgrading sidewalks and increasing affordable housing.
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"Mutations are the bread and butter of diversity" Whatever radiation the wolves here have experienced, it hasn't appeared to produce harmful changes — if any — to their bodies.
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So, we got to thinking and put together some TJ's hacks that are going to be our new weeknight bread and butter (or, uh, meat and potatoes).
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Toughness is a real asset in the Adirondack Mountains, where the winters are long, heat is expensive, and the short tourist season is our bread and butter.
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I've had a glass of prosecco, part of a mojito, delicious bread and butter, a halibut entree with squash and potatoes, and a glass of white wine.
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Election jokes are Saturday Night Live's bread and butter, so it should come as no surprise that the cast took aim at Donald Trump's hot mic scandal.
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Mixing freak shows and no-frills competition was Pride's bread and butter, and Rizin Fighting Federation and Bellator have run with the same formula to different extents.
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So it's refreshing that on 4:44 he sticks to the dusty soul, blues, and R&B samples that've been his bread-and-butter throughout his career.
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The group said inventory levels in the highway segment of the North American market, its bread-and-butter business there, had come down to more healthy levels.
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A pre-election survey by NHK, the public broadcaster, found only 11% of respondents thought the constitution of greater concern to them than bread-and-butter issues.
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Cool new technologies like virtual reality have imperiled the art of the television commercial, which is still, in many ways, the bread and butter of advertising agencies.
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A Korean Sports and Olympic Committee official said that while the hosts hoped for medals across the board in 2018, short track remained their bread and butter.
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In the future, Democrats must strongly address bread-and-butter issues like a higher minimum wage and pay equity for women that will appeal to working families.
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Trying to get 15 to 25 percent of Series A rounds in the U.S. and Asia has been our bread and butter for the last 20 years.
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Given that it's Twilio's bread and butter to provide this kind of infrastructure to businesses, it's worth taking the results with a grain of salt, of course.
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Almost every marketplace will find that their initial bread and butter of demand acquisition comes from digital marketing, whether that's search engine marketing (SEM), Facebook, Twitter, etc.
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" There were pickles and preserves and bread and butter and an assortment of cakes and puddings and pies, "yet the pumpkin pie occupied the most distinguished niche.
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Under her leadership, he said, Democrats had failed to put forward a clear, compelling narrative on even bread-and-butter issues like infrastructure, jobs and health care.
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That was kind of our bread and butter, but we also had just people covering press conferences and red carpet events and anything you could think of.
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At the same time, the markets will refocus on the bread-and-butter concerns that have weighed on stock and bond returns for much of the year.
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Like my bread and butter zucchini—I try not to make it too sweet because it's going on a ham sandwich and the ham is already sweet.
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Plus, GeForce Now is hardly the bread and butter of Nvidia's bottom line; they are primarily a graphics card manufacturer that regularly partners with big game publishers.
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This makes it necessary for left-wing politicians to think beyond bread-and-butter issues and to develop new ways of approaching the United States' world role.
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By setting aside their differences, several of these candidates could telegraph that they prioritize serving the higher ideal of defending democracy, while advancing bread-and-butter issues.
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And it's one major reason the subset of Hollywood publicist known as an Oscar strategist exists, along with its bread-and-butter devil's-spawn: the awards campaign.
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I had a cheeseburger ($260) with ketchup, onions and mustard, served on a pillow-soft bun with a couple of bread-and-butter pickles slapped on top.
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"It's time to start dealing with some of [these] issues, and win on these key bread and butter issues in the workplace that make a huge difference."
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Impeachment may be moving forward, but tradition is tradition, which means Trump took to the Rose Garden to pardon a pair of turkeys named Bread and Butter.
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Adobe's creative tools remain its bread and butter, with the creative tools accounting for $1.74 billion in revenue and Document Cloud adding another $339 million this quarter.
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Fox News may see its bread and butter as lauding that nebulous time period when America was "great" — when men were men, and women took a back seat.
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IOActive has made a name for itself with its publicly reported findings, but its bread and butter is helping its corporate customers better understand how they approach security.
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"Shutting down one industry, as MPCB has done, only results in daily wage laborers losing their bread and butter," animal rights activist Arati Chauhan told The Hindustan Times.
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Yamamoto attempted to mask his worry with numerous attempts at taunting his opponent, but soon reverted back to his wrestling bread and butter and scored another suplex takedown.
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The bank, which counts big institutional investors as its bread-and-butter clients, said non-interest expenses dropped 2.3 percent to $2.63 billion, helped by lower staff expenses.
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They're the bread and butter of awards telecasts — when the happenings on stage get boring, look to the audience, where celebs might have something more nuanced in store.
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Choosing an alternative means going further back in our history, to the bread and butter of what made our country and its democratic values a beacon of hope.
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A government strained by the biggest logistical task since world war two will have much less capacity and capital with which to attend to bread-and-butter imperatives.
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Seaon six contestant BenDeLaCreme noted that that emphasis on brand above all has drawn focus away from what was once a queen's bread and butter: booking live shows.
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Rideables are Segway's bread and butter, and while I've never actually been on a mall cop-style Segway, I found Loomo vastly easier than any hoverboard I've attempted.
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While we might be shown ad mockups for new products or offered flavors to taste, vague, open-ended exercises are the real bread and butter of these sessions.
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There were substantial developments on the consumer side, but this year was more impactful for artists, many of whom rely on streaming platforms as their bread and butter.
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The big picture: Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar has long had his eye on pharmacy benefit managers and the rebates that are their bread and butter.
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I think if somebody's bread and butter is to invest in the enterprise or infrastructure or tech IT, a lot of that's going to happen in New York.
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I have been consistently pushing my fellow Democrats to deal with bread and butter issues -- and not just hope and believe Trump will be impeached and gone tomorrow.
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The company has been investing heavily to diversify away from its bread-and-butter Internet search advertising business, which is less profitable on smartphones than on personal computers.
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Sanders, though, did raise eyebrows when midway through his opening remarks, he dropped the foreign policy talk and shifted to his bread-and-butter message of income inequality.
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Some of the Russian outreach focuses on gun rights and Christian causes -- bread-and-butter issues for American conservatives, but not a major part of Russia's political landscape.
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When the S.E.C. has landed in trouble, it has usually been because it has wandered from its charter and ignored its bread-and-butter responsibility (see Madoff, Bernie).
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And you know, I come home from teaching yoga and have giant salad and some squid and some weird thing and he's having bread and butter and jam.
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Such concentration is fine as long as iPhones are selling big, but it also creates big risks if there's any stumble whatsoever with its bread-and-butter product.
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That's an important clarification to civil liberties advocates in part because facial recognition is the bread and butter of another company helping with the department's video analysis: BriefCam.
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Canada's Foreign Minister, Chrystia Freeland, has said it was typical of trade talks to wrap up the "bread and butter" issues first before getting into more challenging topics.
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When Pence talked about the issues that Trump has made his bread and butter — immigration, terrorism, race — he talked about them through Trump's lens and in Trump's terms.
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"It's just very difficult unless this is your bread and butter," Liam K. Griffin, Skyworks's president and chief executive, said on a conference call this month with analysts.
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But what is notable is how Ms. Guadagno is giving top billing to immigration after spending so much time on a bread-and-butter issue like property taxes.
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The company today offers boar, badger, and even synthetic shaving brushes, but being the most popular choice among Italian wet shavers, boar bristles remain Omega's bread and butter.
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So they're still dealing with those bread and butter issues, but representing the working family person in this state who is struggling with health care and property taxes.
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And then there are a whole host of issues that have to do with more bread-and-butter consumer issues where he's been a strong and reliable supporter.
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All three have been elected and re-elected in competitive states where to survive politically they have had to balance urban and non-metro bread-and-butter interests.
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" Asked by CNN's Chris Cuomo on "Cuomo Prime Time" Thursday why she had chosen to lead with this topic, Klobuchar described infrastructure as a "bread and butter issue.
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"The bread and butter for the tracking that occurs — profiling people and what they do — that data generally isn't protected by the permissions system at all," Egelman says.
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Struggles for the Pearson family are the bread and butter of This Is Us, but Beth has yet to receive the layered backstory that often comes with such drama.
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The company's core competency — its bread and butter since launching in 2011 — has been directed at connecting everyday drivers to parking spots in thousands of garages across North America.
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Though Cruickshank's bread-and-butter is also his striking, don't be surprised if the MMA veteran looks to capitalize on a massive grappling edge by grounding this fight quickly.
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"For the Authors Guild, this is our bread and butter — to make sure the authors and journalists get paid," said Mary Rasenberger, the executive director of the Authors Guild.
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But fruit and veg are his bread and butter — and thank god, because these videos make me want to eat more carrots and learn how to play an instrument.
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With regard to the public, it's the bread-and-butter issues on which the president has laid himself open to attack and not his dubious relationship with the law.
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By the time Election Day arrives, Trump's impeachment, and the partisan battle around it, may be a distant memory for many voters more focused on bread-and-butter issues.
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So while you may assume that the Nelsons' bread and butter lies in ColourPop and Kylie Cosmetics, Spatz also turns a profit by selling products to various big brands.
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I order the fish and chipwich sandwich (wild Alaskan Cod, sea salt and vinegar chip crust, bread and butter pickles, and tartar slaw) while they both order poke bowls.
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McIntosh made clear his group isn't supporting Hillary Clinton, but said they want to "return to our bread-and-butter" and focus extensively on the Senate and House races.
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"In today's India we have seen perhaps for the first-time security issues competing with, and outdoing, a bread and butter issue like unemployment," CVoter said in a statement.
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Its bread and butter is juxtaposing before-and-after images of celebrity Photoshops, implied surgical transformations, and red carpet close-ups that show evidence of stars' pores and wrinkles.
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I'm gonna adjust to this and show people that I can do this while doing what I'm really good at, my bread and butter, which is around the rim.
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She now hopes to burnish her credentials by focusing on the bread-and-butter of an economy which has been underperforming that of the United Kingdom as a whole.
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Democrats are hoping their new economic offensive will shift the debate back to bread-and-butter issues they think are more likely to steer voters' hands at the polls.
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Toward that end, Pelosi and Schumer joined forces in July to introduce their 2018 agenda, which focuses on bread-and-butter economic policies supported across a spectrum of ideologies.
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From the outset, Harari opened fire: "We're seeing questions that used to be the bread and butter of the philosophy department being moved to the engineering department," he said.
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Honda revamped its Ridgeline to be more pickup-like, and just like that, Ford looked as if it had fallen behind the curve in its bread-and-butter realm.
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Consulting firms like Deloitte and Accenture are encroaching on the advertising business, and some insiders believe a move into PR's bread and butter, earned media, can't be far behind.
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But the stock tumbled, eventually falling below the IPO price, after disappointing quarterly earnings reports, as Facebook moved aggressively into disappearing messages and augmented reality, Snap's bread and butter.
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Trump's main message The bread and butter of Trump's campaign message spoke to the segment of America sick and tired of Obama's leftward movement over the past eight years.
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The clock is ticking, however, for Baidu, similar in many ways to Google with search as its bread and butter, to turn its new tech investments into meaningful business.
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After detailing how the turkeys, named Bread and Butter, had been raised by the farmer Wellie Jackson in North Carolina, Trump proceeded to crack a joke about how Rep.
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To this day I continually build my network on social media and at in-person networking groups — and this is the bread and butter of my client base. 2.
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Streaming content is the airline's bread and butter, with entertainment being offered through the in-flight WiFi system found onboard all of the airline's jet aircraft according to SeatGuru.
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Grubhub's bread and butter is with what it calls partnered restaurants, because it can take a bigger cut of an order than usual in exchange for marketing and promotion.
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" Because Trump's bread and butter is discord and division, Cillizza argued, anyone who now dares to be divisive — including Democrats — are "unwittingly giving his worldview that much more power.
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While the agency may be known for sweeping regulations to curb climate change, increase auto fuel efficiency or mandate smokestack controls, the agency's bread and butter is more prosaic.
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While the E.P.A. may be known for sweeping regulations to control climate change, increase auto fuel efficiency and mandate smokestack controls, the agency's bread and butter is more prosaic.
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"What he's laying out is the basis of a bread-and-butter criminal case, the kind that's prosecuted every single day in state courts and federal courts," Levin said.
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This all tracks with Amazon's bread and butter web services and smart home products, as well as Trump's tweets that claimed the online retailer is swindling the U.S. Postal Service.
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I think that the social media space is great because that's where my bread and butter is but I want to jump into doing traditional media and other fun things.
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Compositing realistic miniature dioramic scenes with images of life-size models is neither a simple nor quick process, but it is the bread and butter for Richard Tuschman's artist practice.
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"Business travelers have always been the bread and butter of aviation," said Bob van der Linden, chairman of the aeronautics department at the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum.
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In that context, the fact that Democratic voters on the front lines have mostly selected moderates, to campaign on bread-and-butter issues rather than transgender rights, should be instructive.
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However, the state may require that every worker pay fair share fees to support the costs of collective bargaining over bread-and-butter issues like wages, benefits and working conditions.
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I got my start as a costume designer in independent film, and my bread and butter has recently been as a tailor and assistant stylist on commercial and editorial projects.
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Kiyonna: Kiyonna's bread and butter are its stretchy wrap dresses and tops, but the site also carry super sexy Slink jeans and a small, sweet collection for the backyard bride.
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If there prove to be some key heat sinks for Apple in its bread-and-butter hardware verticals, it's apparent these trends would keep some downward pressure on the stock.
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It turned out they contain a wealth of private data belonging to their former owners, including a ton of personally identifiable information (PII)—the bread and butter of identity theft.
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Precision munitions stockpiles, mid-air refueling and reconnaissance aircraft are all bread-and-butter modern military capabilities that NATO should be able to accomplish without reliance on the United States.
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"We're concerned about that structure," she said, referring to Tenet's latest acquisitions of companies such as United Surgical Partners, which are moving the company away from its bread and butter.
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The company's bread-and-butter remains its chat service, which brings voice and text communications to gamers looking to talk with teammates and fellow enthusiasts during and outside of gameplay.
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It was perhaps Roem's most cunning campaign move to focus on bread-and-butter issues like turnpike gridlock—which enabled her to better handle GOP attacks on her gender identity.
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As personal computers — Intel's bread and butter — fall back into relevance as a way to access the web, Cramer said other consumer patterns are also changing around this secular trend.
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She urged Democrats to instead focus on bread-and-butter policy issues, such as health care, jobs and a better government, which won them the House a few months ago.
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Lockhart is white, but her firm, Reddick Boseman, is a majority-African-American institution, founded by a civil-rights pioneer; its bread and butter is suing the Chicago Police Department.
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The White House is focusing on its bread-and-butter issue of trade this week as it tries to shift the spotlight away from the Russia controversy dogging the administration.
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I feel like those kinds of boundaries and categories are all falling down, and things that are at the intersection of multiple genres are, of course, BAM's bread and butter.
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"In a water-starved state, livestock breeding is our bread and butter," said Balakumar Somu, a spokesperson for the Tamil Nadu Jallikattu Peravai or Forum for the Preservation of Jallikattu.
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But their bread and butter are items that the company president, Greg Rohan, calls "the kinds of things that everyone has," like comic books, baseball cards and classic film posters.
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Decorative arts such as antique furniture and ceramics — the traditional bread and butter of an auction house — raised $118.2 million at Christie's sales in 2017, according to a company spokeswoman.
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Everyone knows that this show is a lot — drama is its bread and butter, so that's kind of the point — but the competition for Peter's heart has been especially brutal.
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Even those films were not perceived to be her primary bread and butter, since Lopez is now far better known as a performing artist, reality-TV judge and tabloid celebrity.
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Why it matters: While empty-nesters and retirees are bridge's bread-and-butter, the game's governing body wants to recruit people of all ages — newbies as well as former players.
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Just make a big, steaming pot of sauce or stew or chowder, something rich and slightly mysterious, and serve it alongside noodles, rice or potatoes, with vegetables, bread and butter.
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Mr. Han has focused his attacks instead on Ms. Tsai's handling of the economy and other bread-and-butter issues that are often on voters' minds as much as China.
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Uber may not be quite as large as IBM, but it shows Slack going beyond the small-to-midsize businesses that were its bread and butter in its earliest days.
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Faced with little choice, many voters are likely to be focused on bread-and-butter issues, in an economy hurt by U.S. President Donald Trump's "maximum pressure" policy toward Iran.
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With more than 300 members in prison, its leadership decimated by arrests and many Basques more focused on bread-and-butter economic issues than independence, ETA wisely decided to disarm.
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Bread and Butter overnighted at the luxe Willard Intercontinental Hotel upon their arrival in the nation's capital and held a news conference ahead of their trip to the White House.
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THEY HAVE TO BE BECAUSE IN OUR INDUSTRY WE HAVE THESE STRUCTURED – DEALS, AND ALSO OUR BREAD AND BUTTER IS OUR EXISTING DISTRIBUTORS THAT ARE PROVIDING 20, 25 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS.
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Faced with little choice, many voters are likely to be focused on bread-and-butter issues, in an economy hurt by U.S. President Donald Trump's "maximum pressure" policy towards Iran.
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Both men convicted Tuesday had for years cooperated with United States law enforcement and Western computer security researchers on bread-and-butter cybercrime issues like stopping spam and bank fraud.
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Diversification is a play for long-term survival, especially if regulators clamp down on the mass collection of data and targeted ads that have been the company's bread and butter.
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Usually the bread and butter of Hallmark, Netflix is trying to get into the mix with the below originals as well as some from other networks that Netflix is currently streaming.
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"Vehicle maintenance costs, insurance costs, these are bread-and-butter issues for ride-hailing drivers," said Chua Kee Lock, chief executive of Vertex Venture Holdings in Singapore, an early Grab investor.
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The Bombardier C Series jet and the Embraer E2 jet could have posed a challenge to the bread-and-butter single-aisle jets at the core of Boeing's and Airbus' business.
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Betras said many blue-collar workers increasingly felt forgotten by the national party, which at times seemed more focused on social and cultural issues than on bread-and-butter economic concerns.
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"You've got a candidate who is focused on bread and butter issues that affect people's lives, including expanding health care, dealing with climate change, and economic progress," Inslee said of Gillum.
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The company does indeed have an extensive mobile business, which has been ARM's bread and butter for years (and even spurred rumors that Apple might buy the company back in 2010).
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Smear tactics and cynically spun counter-narratives are also of course the bread and butter of murky interest groups seeking to manipulate public opinion without disclosing their actual agenda (and funders).
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While they now sell into consumer companies via the ExactTarget acquisition, their bread-and-butter business has been selling "sales force automation" solutions to medium and large companies with sales people.
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Here at THUMP we love nothing more than sitting back with a slab of bread and butter, a refreshing glass of tap water, and a whole load of Robert Hood records.
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Still, the bread-and-butter for Twitch is its gaming videos, which are most popular in the U.S., Canada, Brazil, the U.K., France, Germany, Sweden, Poland and Taiwan, the company says.
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While payments is Stripe's bread and butter, the company has also been diversifying and now also includes Stripe Issuing, Stripe Terminal, fraud detection and potentially cash advances, among its various offerings.
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To tap new revenue beyond its bread-and-butter wireless business, the company has shifted its focus to the advertising-supported Internet business and acquired AOL last June for $4.4 billion.
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The visit was supposed to provide an opportunity for House Republican leadership to pivot from the messy passage of the health-care bill last week to bread-and-butter economic issues.
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But takedowns certainly aren't his bread and butter, and he doesn't use them as often as you would hope to see from a man with that many submissions on his record.
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In the North, the Democrats' emphasis on bread-and-butter issues drew enormous numbers of new black voters, but many middle-class blacks remained skeptical of the big-city political machines.
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However, while the need to diversify away from a heavy reliance on oil was a priority, Al Mubarak said crude would continue to be the "bread and butter" of the economy.
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Career Karma's bread and butter is connecting people to coding bootcamps – and to peers from similar demographics – to help them train as software developers and ultimately break into the tech industry.
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"The big issue is cost of living — other issues like corruption are secondary to Malaysians' bread and butter," said Rashaad Ali, research analyst at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies.
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And the company's slow and steady approach to Medicare Advantage (MA) should help Oscar find success outside of the ACA market that has been its bread and butter since its founding.
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Hulu Originals' bread and butter, this series based on Margaret Atwood's novel of the same name is set in a dystopian future in which women have been forced into sexual servitude.
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The focus of climate action should be on the bread and butter issues and not on high sounding moral rhetoric: "jobs" as the defining climate theme is perhaps the best bet.
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While cleanings, X-rays, and teeth whitening are Floss Bar&aposs bread and butter, the company added vision and hearing checks in March, which required additional staff training and equipment purchases.
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Devils use power play to edge Flyers in OT PHILADELPHIA — Just how it has been all season, the New Jersey Devils went to their bread and butter for success on Saturday.
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Banks such as Deutsche and JPMorgan are also increasingly using their investment banking clout to win more bread-and-butter trade finance and cash management services to develop their client relationships.
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As long as sports exists, we will still do 30- and 60-second commercials, but with most other entertainment there is a lot of resistance to watching bread-and-butter advertising.
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It's, as it always is, the life and death, bread and butter issues they face — Mexicans' top concerns focused on violence, corruption, jobs/the economy, education, and access to health care.
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Elijah Cummings, the ranking Democrat on the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, wants to make sure Democrats emphasize bread-and-butter issues like the rise in prescription drug prices.
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Mr. Raymon threw in some difficult and multi-step anagrams, which I really enjoyed, since I often munch on regular word scrambling without thinking, like bread and butter at the table.
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Philosophers place special value on a specific kind of conversation — those in which strict equality between participants makes possible the no-holds-barred argumentative warfare that is our bread and butter.
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Though of course bread and butter are eaten all over, the buttered roll (or roll with butter, as it is known in parts of New Jersey) is a distinctly local phenomenon.
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Earnings growth, typically the bread and butter of equity market returns, was negative in the second quarter and is expected to be negative in the third and fourth quarters as well.
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But while Sanders is most comfortable talking about his bread-and-butter issues -- Medicare for all, climate change, college affordability and income inequality -- he's also taking Trump on in cultural terms.
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The fact is, however, that bread-and-butter pudding, given a salt-and-pepper spin, makes a fine savory lunch or light supper, one that I prefer to the dessert version.
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Street actions began over bread-and-butter issues such as the placement of garbage dumps and the dismal wages of medical workers, which highlight growing frustration over gloomy standards of living.
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Street actions began over bread-and-butter issues such as the placement of garbage dumps and the dismal wages of medical workers, which highlight growing frustration over gloomy standards of living.
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Away from the Instagram glare of the self-conscious influencers that descend on the huge Pitti Uomo trade fair are bread-and-butter labels like L.B.M. 22003 that deliver the goods.
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Escapism has been TV's bread and butter since the medium's inception — not just through overt fantasy or science fiction, but through stories revolving around the idealized lifestyles of the rich and famous.
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"Our bread and butter are deals in the $300 million to $500 million range and those deals tend to hold up a little better than the megadeals" during a downturn, he said.
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When Aura first launched a couple of years ago, its bread and butter was short, three-to-seven-minute meditations based on your current mood — be that stressed, anxious, happy or sad.
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Women will be listening closely to how the candidates speak on the bread-and-butter issues -- like the economy and health care -- but through the prism of how they uniquely affect women.
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In every other respect, particularly on a narrative scale (which is the studio's bread and butter), Lost Legacy improves on what now feels like a first draft of what Uncharted can be.
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This doesn't feel like the year for the company to focus on the iPhone, but it is Apple's bread and butter, so there might be more to show than has been rumored.
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"NAIAS will be a bread-and-butter, give 'em what they want show, particularly with more sport utilities, which is what the market demands," said Michelle Krebs, a senior analyst at Autotrader.
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With competitors like Wal-Mart zeroing in on its bread-and-butter categories during the fourth quarter, Best Buy plans to lean into its product expertise as a means to differentiate itself.
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My husband and I visited his mother and it was like something out of Hansel and Gretel—being fed bread and butter and pie after every meal, while they watched with satisfaction.
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Bullock, who declined CNBC's interview requests, is seen as progressive on most bread and butter issues such as health care and education, but changed his views on gun control just last year.
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Nvidia has entered into newer growth areas such as data centers and self-driving cars as it looks beyond its bread-and-butter business of selling chips that enhance video game graphics.
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PR: Well, actually, actually what we really want is the M&A activity to be smooth and stable, because that is really the bread and butter of law firms, international law firms.
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A pretend planet doesn't strike EarthImage: Screenshots/Ryan F. MandelbaumConspiracy and end-of-the-world theories are the bread and butter of some journalists at red-top tabloids in the United Kingdom.
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"National security will not completely displace bread-and-butter issues like the economic, employment, and welfare," said Milan Vaishnav, a senior research fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington.
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No subject was off limits, so long as the authors could maintain their anonymity to protect their careers and keep the focus on their bread and butter: the men they shamelessly objectify.
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His bread and butter, the voters he successfully cultivated in the primary, are white, less educated Republicans who are alarmed by immigration and skeptical of racial justice movements like Black Lives Matter.
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There are the bread and butter (athletics, swimming, rowing), those too big to ignore (football, basketball, tennis), the niche pursuits (fencing, modern pentathlon, handball) and the concessions to youth (BMX, beach volleyball).
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Swept out in a wave Boucher survived by avoiding cultural conflicts wherever possible (he opposed President Bill Clinton's key gun-control initiatives, for instance) and concentrating on bread-and-butter economic concerns.
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For the most part, Democrats on the front lines this fall say they're on board, poised to keep their focus on bread and butter (and soy, at least in the Midwest) questions.
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Unstoppable with midrange jumpers — what he called "my bread and butter" — Livingston, Curry's 6-foot-7 backup at point guard, made 8 of 10 shots to lead seven Warriors into double figures.
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Live events are TV's bread and butter, so even though there's less eyeballs, the value of them is higher than ever, especially for an established brand like NASCAR And NASCAR remains optimistic.
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Ken Baer, a veteran Democratic Party operative, even believes that Trump's feud with the Khan family was a successful effort to distract attention from a bread-and-butter economic critique of Trump.
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But more importantly, ARM has been shifting its own business to IoT for several years now, in anticipation of a time when growth of its bread-and-butter business might slow down.
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Real-life palace intrigue and a peek behind the royal scandals that dominated headlines in their time are this show's bread and butter, so go ahead and sit down for some tea.
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Seeing as how accessories have long been the company's bread and butter, products like Arctech are probably an easier way for the company to ensure it's got a horse in that race.
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Its findings suggest a deep hunger for political leaders who are practical and not tribal — who do not cast the world in starkly moral terms, but in bread-and-butter policy terms.
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And while Whitmer's speech focused on bread-and-butter issues like improving roads and ensuring clean water, Sanders focused on sweeping, transformative policies like canceling student debt and implementing Medicare-for-all.
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While the presidential candidates have lately been talking about almost everything but the economy, the new Labor Department report refocused attention — at least briefly — on the crucial bread-and-butter issue: jobs.
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They believe Trump, who has long eschewed the town halls and house parties that are the bread and butter of New Hampshire presidential primary politics, is primed to once again under-perform.
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Acer similarly upgraded its bread-and-butter Spin 5 and 3 laptops, as did Samsung's with its cheaper QLED Galaxy Book Flex Alpha (which is effectively a rebranded Notebook 9 Pen successor).
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The OLG model is economics' bread-and-butter framework for understanding how economies respond to fiscal reforms, demographic change, technological progress, the pattern of net immigration and a host of other factors.
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Leon suggested the firm needs to rethink its focus on commodities, which had its worst quarter ever — and is Goldman's bread and butter — or things could well get uncomfortable for the CEO.
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These feelings of confusion and pain with the occasional elated catharsis are their bread and butter, and are carryovers between projects, the throughline of their work regardless of the story being told.
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"It's the bread and butter, unfortunately, of our in-patient addiction consult service," says Sarah Wakeman, medical director of the Substance Use Disorder Initiative and the addiction consult team at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Live events are TV's bread and butter, so even though there are less eyeballs, the value of them is higher than ever, especially for an established brand like NASCAR And NASCAR remains optimistic.
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That kind of investigative reporting isn't Scarlet's bread and butter, and for Jane — whose work has largely been in profiles and more personally inflected reporting — it was a big but rewarding learning experience.
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Earlier this year, Mayor Pete laid out his agenda for black Americans; he needs to stay focused on these bread-and-butter issues central to African American voters when on stage in Miami.
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The Surface Laptop is aimed at competing with Apple's MacBook Air, and to not compete with the cheaper Windows-based laptops that are the "bread and butter" of Microsoft's OEM partners, Seifert said.
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Instead, the stated reasons for the decline are primarily the same as last quarter: falling demand for memory chips, which is Samsung's true bread and butter, as well as decreased demand for displays.
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Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported that Apple is preparing its own over-the-ear headphones that would compete directly with the Studio 3 and Solo 3 headphones, the bread and butter of its subsidiary.
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Less tech-driven but perhaps equally significant, Picfair has recently launched a photo agency unit, building on top of its bread and butter business of selling image licenses to editorial and marketing companies.
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Under Mrs Merkel and Annegret-Kramp Karrenbauer, the party's new general secretary, the CDU is steering clear of culture wars in favour of bread-and-butter issues like safe streets and living standards.
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Republicans do appear to have settled on discretionary spending for the upcoming fiscal year, which is the bread-and-butter of the budget and sets the topline spending levels for the appropriations committees.
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Nikon realizes that its markets are changing; while the company's traditional bread and butter SLR cameras are still selling well to photojournalists and hard-core photography enthusiasts, sales have gone off a cliff.
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Federer was the more threatening player in the sizzling opening set but failed to convert the one break point on offer when he missed a bread-and-butter forehand in the fourth game.
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We don't know whether the average Border Patrol officer has the same policy preferences as union leadership, or whether the rank and file care more about bread-and-butter issues than about policy.
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According to her, a lot more research goes into one-off BBC dramas—especially as they usually only have an hour to get an illness right—but soaps are her bread and butter.
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Near the top of that list are bread-and-butter proposals to cut costs under ObamaCare; lower prescription drug prices; and target tens of billions of dollars toward infrastructure projects, new and old.
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Her modern take on the classic chandelier style was the bread and butter of her business early on, but now she says her biggest sellers are one-of-a-kind, $100,000-plus necklaces.
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She argued that the Democrats should focus on bread-and-butter issues like the economy while allowing the various investigations into the Russia-Trump saga to play out on their own terms. Rep.
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DRUCKENMILLER: NO. IT'S JUST ME JUST OVERTRADING AND BEING COLD AT THE WRONG TIME AND SINCE IT'S BEEN MY BREAD AND BUTTER FOR YEARS, I TELL YOU OVERALLOCATING EXPOSURE THERE RELATIVE TO EQUITIES.
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As conditions in Gaza have become desperate for many, Hamas has been seemingly more focused on its military buildup and fight against Israel than on the bread-and-butter needs of its people.
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According to US Army Chief Warrant Officer 3 Jesse Bander, 159th General Support Aviation Brigade, 244th Bravo Company, transporting soldiers is a routine mission, but moving cargo is the unit's bread and butter.
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A big change from the previous two games is Tristan Thompson appearing to be far more aggressive, with two rebounds including one on the offensive end which is his typical bread and butter.
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Such brutal honesty is the bread and butter of the marriage memoir, yet Shapiro still manages to make her husband sound quirky and tenacious in the manner of the best romantic comedy leads.
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"New Jersey elections have always, always come down to the bread and butter issues, like property taxes, car insurance and schools," said Modia Butler, a former chief of staff for Senator Cory Booker.
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This weekend, the nation held its first election since defeating the extremist group, a vote extraordinary for featuring ordinary bread-and-butter issues like corruption and unemployment — not security — as its major themes.
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If you go back 100 years, people weren't using medications like paracetamol, but now, it's bread-and-butter and part of day-to-day practice in terms of being able to treat people.
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Of course, stuffing huge amounts of memory into a tiny package is SanDisk's bread and butter: just look at last year's CES prototype, a mere 4TB external SSD that was similarly palm sized.
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That was real impressive, given the level of energy that Mr. Biden showed, as well as his focus to the bread-and-butter issues and nuts and bolts of the old-school campaigning.
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Even if Mr. Hosoda mainly focuses on the bread and butter of public life, like making sure the streetlights work, experts on gender issues in Japan say he could be a potent symbol.
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Trump has been criticized for not holding town hall events or dropping into small-scale venues, the bread and butter of New Hampshire politics that his rivals have been feasting on for months.
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"Our bread and butter has always been the bacon, sausage, fresh pork - very much a food-focused operation," Courtney Stanton, vice president of Smithfield's new bioscience unit, told Reuters in an exclusive interview.
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Harrison's campaign is the ultimate test of his theory that South Carolinians will respond when the Democrats provide more than just messaging on bread-and-butter issues like education, housing, and the economy.
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The group's vice president for policy, Jim Kessler, argues that the Democrats who won in the 2018 midterms did so in suburban districts on bread-and-butter issues like healthcare and basic decency.
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It posted videos of the turkeys checking into a special suite at the Willard Hotel, where political leaders have stayed in the past, and baseball card-like statistics on both Bread and Butter.
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The step is a critical one for the research company, which is facing something of an existential threat as people increasingly abandon the bread-and-butter viewership habits that Nielsen has long tracked.
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Almost all of Thompson's lead leg kicking is done from his more bladed southpaw stance, while he throws more bread-and-butter kickboxing stuff focused on the rear leg from his orthodox stance.
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This idea scales all the way up to showing the Hydrogen One becoming a shoulder-mounted cinema camera, essentially turning a smartphone into something that's not all too different from RED's bread and butter.
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I told them that this was my bread and butter, and that I had no other way of making money, but they couldn't care less and ordered me to shut down my operation immediately.
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If Cruz can't show strength across the broad swath of southern states that should be his bread-and-butter and will vote on that day, he may decide that going on isn't worth it.
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Yet the same issues that have plagued department stores this year are similarly weighing on Best Buy's results and growth prospects: A lack of innovation and price deflation in its bread-and-butter categories.
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Nvidia has entered into newer growth areas such as data centers, artificial intelligence and self-driving cars as it looks beyond its bread-and-butter business of selling chips that enhance video game graphics.
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"I try everything in moderation, but listen, if I'm at some great Italian restaurant and they bring out the wonderful bread and butter I'm the first one to dive in the basket," Loughlin says.
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"On most of the economic, bread-and-butter issue I think it's a matter of degrees, not a matter of direction," said Elleithee, who now runs the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service.
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This offering from Dead Letters Spell Out Dead Words gives a more direct and beautiful approach to a hazy, suicidal bleakness that has become the bread and butter of Trepaneringsritualen's more rhythmic industrial approach.
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The focus on bread and butter issues -- rather than Trump's personality or morality -- is part of an effort to win the trust of voters who feel left behind even as the American economy grows.
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As its bread-and-butter wireless operations struggle in a saturated phone market, Verizon had said in July it would buy Yahoo's core business for $993 billion to drive growth in advertising and media.
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Weddings are the bread and butter of the rental-relative business, perhaps because traditions that dictate the number of guests haven't changed to reflect increasing urbanization and migration, shrinking families, and decreased job security.
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As its bread-and-butter wireless operations struggle in a saturated phone market, Verizon had said in July it would buy Yahoo's core business for $4.83 billion to drive growth in advertising and media.
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"We would certainty agree that Atlantic City is still primarily a gaming total gross revenue market," meaning gambling remains AC's bread and butter, said Allen, also CEO of Seminole Gaming which owns Hard Rock.
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Democrats can win the messaging war over the Clintons, he said, if they're careful not to take the bait and focus instead on bread-and-butter economic issues that resonate with the working class.
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"The new Santa Fe will be a bread and butter model for us this year," the Hyundai insider told Reuters on condition of anonymity since he is not authorized to speak to the media.
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"For a lot of people who have been doing the fair for many years, it's their bread and butter, and we're all aware of that, and it's very difficult," said Mr. Van de Weghe.
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"It was clear that his bread and butter, which was these big 12/8 ballads, had plateaued," Jonathan Gould, the author of the recent biography "Otis Redding: An Unfinished Life," said in an interview.
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He says while bread-and-butter benefits like healthcare and retirement plans remain the most desired benefits among workers, he and his team have noticed an uptick in education benefits like those at Chipotle.
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Performance tracking — of runs skied and speeds reached — is the bread-and-butter of ski apps, with longstanding favorites like Ski Tracks still earning rave reviews from users who appreciate the simple, straightforward interface.
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In the clip above from Tuesday night's The Late Show, Stephen Colbert kicked things off by discussing Bread and Butter — the two turkeys up for pardoning as part of the annual pre-Thanksgiving tradition.
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Nor does the show spare its bread-and-butter viewership from the burns: When riffing about the Women's March, Bee made a point to skewer white women for skipping out on causes not their own.
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"Fields of wheat / bread and butter on your knees / Pretty soon, apart from the love we give and get back from our families, nothing will be free," Scott Hutchison sings over a single acoustic guitar.
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"The residents of the South Bronx are largely motivated by bread and butter concerns, a struggle to survive in the most expensive city in the world in a city that's becoming crushingly unaffordable," he said.
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That vision is sometimes called "common good bargaining," in that it prioritizes benefits for students and their families alongside the bread-and-butter benefits that teachers' unions still demand, like higher pay and bigger pensions.
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It follows the misadventures of three young women trying to make their mark on Scarlet, a teen magazine with grander ambitions than the lip gloss tutorials most people assume are the publication's bread and butter.
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Sure, playing a mildly distressed woman from a certain time period is her bread and butter, but never has she shined brighter to me than as a pursed-lipped, short-fused head bitch in charge.
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The last time Gustafsson fought in Stockholm - a knockout loss to Anthony Johnson - it was in the early hours of the morning to suit the American TV audience that is the UFC's bread and butter.
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When Amazon crossed over in earnest by buying Whole Foods, it seemed to light a fire under retail rivals like Walmart, who didn't appreciate Amazon muscling in on its brick and mortar bread and butter.
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Meanwhile, Qualcomm's claim to fame is that it essentially pioneered CDMA—a type of wireless communication network—in the 1990s and has since made its bread and butter by charging royalties on its 130,000 patents.
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The company has entered into newer growth areas such as data centers, artificial intelligence and self-driving cars as it looks beyond its bread-and-butter business of selling chips that enhance video game graphics.
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In the TV showdown, both leaders got a couple of perfunctory questions on Brexit, then back they went to the economy, security, health, education, social care, what you might call the bread and butter issues.
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This past election cycle featured a record number of political candidates with student loan debt and who talked about the growing debt crisis as a bread-and-butter financial issue worthy of meaningful policy solutions.
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That strategy, backers argue, would demonstrate to voters that they're making good on the campaign promises that won them the lower chamber last year — and remain focused on those bread-and-butter issues looking ahead.
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And that's a large reason, as CNN's Dan Merica recently reported, why Democrats are running on bread and butter issues like health insurance and the tax law rather than the Russia investigation and Stormy Daniels.
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The dish is served alongside bread and butter and when I smear a knifeful of gelatinous rubble on to the bread and wolf it down, I'm instantly reminded of Henderson's world-famous roasted marrow number.
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The Hornets have a great bread-and-butter action in the double high pick-and-roll, but there are still some areas that they need to improve upon before they can consider themselves serious contenders.
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So the fact that people are calling me, a woman of a certain age and demographic, to sit down on studio films — which have not been my bread and butter — there's definitely a paradigm shift.
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And while the Chargers lost one fumble, they were otherwise judicious with the football and exhibited the kind of ball-control offense that had been Baltimore's bread and butter in its charge to the playoffs.
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Though its DSLRs will no doubt continue to be its bread and butter for years, as Sony has proven, mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras that are smaller, lighter and better for shooting video are the future.
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Forcing Iran to concede or continue shouldering such a heavy financial burden, particularly at a time when its citizens are protesting bread-and-butter issue in the streets, is both a worthy and cunning approach.
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Although the business of the warlord is a lot more interesting than Aimée's bread-and-butter cyber security jobs, finding a babysitter in July and August, when "toute Paris had disappeared," is even more challenging.
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The actions for which Assange has now been indicted, soliciting a source, obtaining classified materials from that source, and publishing those materials for the world to see, are the very bread and butter of journalism itself.
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For OG Bachelor fans, the brackets are part of the bread and butter of the reality series, but for the more newly-acquainted, a brief explainer about brackets, and how to win yours, may be needed.
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Two-bedrooms made up 31.5 percent of Manhattan's for-sale inventory last quarter, the most of any category, according to the Elliman report, and has long been the bread-and-butter of both developers and agents.
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Their bread and butter is offering high-interest loans—typically a few hundred bucks or less—to working people trying to keep their heads above water, struggling to feed their kids and keep their lights on.
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In addition to offering shows from networks like Cartoon Network and Turner Classic Movies streaming live, Hulu's new livestreaming service will also reportedly have an on-demand option—the bread and butter of Hulu's current service.
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Feature film work may be ILM's bread and butter, but with television shows becoming increasingly more complex and expensive, moving into that space will allow the company to add an additional revenue stream to its business.
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Trump later walked back some of his comments The economic numbers give Republicans a chance to refocus attention away from the Russia investigation and back onto claims that they are delivering on bread-and-butter issues.
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Likewise, there's a sense that this movie says just about everything these guys will ever need to say about fame or the music industry: the two subjects that have been their bread and butter since 2005.
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Among its staff members are major figures from Google's self-driving car and maps projects, and it is aiming at the long-haul freeway driving that is the bread and butter of the commercial trucking industry.
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Sakuraba's guard passes were basic, bread and butter stuff—over-under, double unders, driving into half guard—but as soon as he was forced onto the feet in front of his man he seemed downright confused.
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As the minority party in 2006, party leaders had focused heavily on purple swing districts, largely eschewing an emphasis on social issues like immigration, guns and abortion in favor of a bread-and-butter economic message.
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While Nvidia has entered into growth areas such as artificial intelligence and self-driving cars, its bread-and-butter business of selling chips that enhance video game graphics continues to be the biggest contributor to sales.
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Eschewing the more radical language of Islamists in other parts of the region, the Brotherhood has emphasized bread-and-butter concerns and included women and Christians on the candidate lists it presented to voters on Tuesday.
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Democrats need something just as powerful to motivate voters — something in addition to bread-and-butter issues that have resonated in recent elections such as good jobs, heath care, education and support for the middle class.
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Hits from popular franchises like Marvel and Star Wars tend to score highly with critics and fans alike, although they can't compete with the high praise Disney consistently receives for its bread and butter: animated films.
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Sure, the company has branched out into other categories (if you make headsets, you're going to make earbuds at some point, that's just how it works), but office telecommunication hardware is the company's bread and butter.
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In addition, SEB reported earlier this year a slump in demand from its corporate clients that are its bread and butter, contributing to a more than 13 percent slide in its shares so far this year.
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One involves how Brexit might affect the industry, though Williams notes that for the large-scale productions that are Belfast's bread and butter, significantly more production spending comes from the United States than the European Union.
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When teachers and other school staff in West Virginia walked off the job in 303, news coverage of the historic strike focused on bread-and-butter issues like their rising health-care premiums and low wages.
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In the North as well as the South, on soapboxes on the streets of Harlem as well as on plots of sharecropped land in Alabama, Communist organizing addressed the bread-and-butter concerns of black people.
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Bread and Butter have been specially raised by the Jacksons to remain calm under any condition, which will be very important because they've already received subpoenas to appear in Adam Schiff's basement on Thursday — it's true.
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Not only are most voters against Trump's immigration policies, but many also just don't view it as a top priority — bread-and-butter issues like health care and the economy are what they care about most.
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In general, though, in trades ... the Hollywood Reporter's a trade, their bread and butter is telling people that so-and-so is signed onto a new project, or so-and-so has a new agent, transactional stuff.
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Maine does not have very many evangelical voters—normally Cruz's bread and butter—but Cruz won the state with 45 percent of the vote, suggesting that he was able to build a larger coalition than once thought.
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He's especially lethal in the side screen-roll, where he plays off the threat of his one-dribble baseline fadeaway—"My bread and butter," Middleton says—to set up slashing teammates for easy points at the rim.
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With Nadella at the helm, Microsoft has diversified its portfolio beyond its bread-and-butter operating system, expanding to regions less sexy but increasingly lucrative and crucial to connecting our lives, like the cloud and "edge" computing.
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It is big brands that might be most concerned about a reputational risk if Facebook's image tanks, but Facebook's bread and butter is small- and medium-sized advertisers who rely on Facebook as their only efficient option.
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While it doesn't look all that different from other blogging tools (including the WordPress editor that I'm using to write this post), there's an emphasis on the kinds of interactivity that have been Playbuzz's bread and butter.
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Yet if the future of enterprise computing is in the cloud, the company needs to find some sustained success there, and what better way to lure its existing customers than with its bread and butter database products.
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Revenue was up across all major business lines, but as has been the norm, the vast majority comes from the company's bread and butter, Creative Cloud, which houses the likes of Photoshop, InDesign and Dreamweaver, among others.
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The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report are both alive and kicking, with Comedy Central's bread-and-butter bloc rivaling network late-night (which at this point still has David Letterman on the air).
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Thank you Democrats have slowly—and tepidly—embraced economic bread-and-butter issues, in response to Trump destroying a Midwest firewall in the 2016 election with promises of returning decaying Rust Belt towns to their former glory.
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Indeed, poorer supporters are likely willing to overlook the AL's authoritarian tendencies and ugly poor human rights record because they believe the party has delivered on the bread-and-butter issues that matter to them the most.
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Financing commercial property has been local banks' bread-and-butter business for years, but a postcrisis push for loan growth prompted regulatory warnings about lax lending standards, and small banks are now shying away from the market.
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The Palantir software, built with the CIA in mind, works better for managing HUMINT, or intelligence from human sources, than SIGINT, or intelligence from signals, which is the NSA's bread and butter, people familiar with it say.
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While collaboration is the bread and butter of InVision's business, and the only revenue stream for the company, CEO and founder Clark Valberg feels that it isn't enough to be complementary to the current design tool ecosystem.
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Their preparations consisted of a modest overseas adventure – not too taxing, with ideal circumstances for the team to gel – as well as serious tests against European opposition and a domestic dry-run against bread-and-butter teams.
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Roem was raised in Prince William County, where the district is located, and came back home after college to work as a local newspaper reporter for nine years covering development, roads and other bread-and-butter issues.
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Selling stickers is a way for Twitter to try and attract more brand-marketing dollars, an advertising cohort that has always been Twitter's bread and butter but might not be spending like it has in the past.
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This is precisely the bread and butter of Italian photographer Dan Bannino, who fuses the legendary diets of public figures into baroque, still-life photographs that both bring these mythical anecdotes to life and aggrandize them further.
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"Our big task now is to maintain the bread-and-butter demands as leading political ideas while we fill in the capacity to actually win them," Dustin Guastella, a Medicare for All organizer in Philadelphia recently wrote.
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There are clear similarities between this story and other costume dramas that are bread-and-butter "Masterpiece" fare (as well as with "The Crown," the Netflix series that portrays the reign of the young Queen Elizabeth II).
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Christmas Inheritance, on the other hand, leans hard into the whole "big city gal heads to a small town for the first time and learns it's important to be kind!" plot that is Hallmark's bread and butter.
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Donald Trump: Thankfully Bread and Butter have been specially raised by the Jacksons to remain calm under any condition, which will be very important because they've already received subpoenas to appear in Adam Schiff's basement on Thursday.
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And to be willing and able to distance themselves on the one or two issues that haven't been historically the bread and butter of Republican campaigns without attacking President Trump or the Trump brand directly on that.
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What he's saying: In his acceptance speech, Cameron said he plans to "get back to the bread-and-butter basics of being the chief law enforcement officer in defending and enforcing the laws," according to the Times.
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You need to be focused on bread and butter issues, and you need to be showing up in the barbershops, beauty salons, living rooms, worship services, — and yes, Lizard Thicket— with a message that resonates with working families.
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She counts roles such as technology evangelist, international keynote speaker, digital skills expert and social entrepreneur among her bread and butter, as well as being the founder of the UK's first online network for women in tech: BCSWomen.
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Sure, it's their bread-and-butter, but it only works for users who are willing to put in the time to prune their own feeds and strip away follows while constantly keeping an eye out for new accounts.
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Legacy tech giants like Microsoft and IBM have spent the last decade pivoting from the bread-and-butter software and hardware that once defined their product offerings to more cutting-edge technology like cloud computing and artificial intelligence.
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"But Bread and Butter, I should note that unlike previous witnesses, you and I have actually met," Trump said, referencing how some of the officials called to testify in the impeachment hearings didn&apost witness certain events firsthand.
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Rae Breaux, director of the People and Planet First program for the group People's Action, thinks there's some truth to the idea that climate change isn't the kind of bread-and-butter issue that typically moves regular voters.
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Calling hydrogen power the "future bread and butter" of Asia's No. 4 economy, President Moon Jae-in has declared himself an ambassador for the technology and targeted 850,0003 fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) on South Korean roads by 2030.
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""That&aposs the bread and butter of what we do here," Los Angeles Times reporter and head of the Standing Committee of Correspondents, Sarah Wire told the AP. "That&aposs where you get that extra nugget of information.
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Appliances have long been Sears' bread and butter in the retail world, but lately the space has become more crowded, with players like Best Buy, Costco and J.C. Penney looking to take a larger slice of the market.
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The idea behind the CDP isn't all that different from good old-fashioned CRM, but instead of using a single source of data in a single database, Salesforce's bread-and-butter product, it draws upon a variety of sources.
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While black cases are the "bread and butter" of the business, according to Elicerio, younger customers want more expressive cases, so she coordinates with the Verizon team in Asia to design cases based on what she thinks is trending.
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While that's solid advice as those albums show the band at the peak of their powers, there's a special charm in first checking out the band's bread-and-butter: expertly constructed and concise pop songs disguised as straightforward rockers.
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"I have never seen a tool that is on one hand treated in such a cloak-and-dagger fashion, but on the other used as a bread and butter tool," says Stephanie Pell of West Point's Army Cyber Institute.
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In the long term, for progressives to be successful against Trump, it will require vigilance, discipline, and a laser-like focus on bread and butter issues — not just a lot of noise about the Trump controversy du jour. 3.
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What we have to do is make this referendum—which can seem a bit esoteric to people—feel real and about people's future opportunities, about bread-and-butter issues like jobs and prices and about keeping our streets safe.
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He was charmed by her, recounting in a letter how much he enjoyed her 25th birthday, when she invited him to her humble apartment and offered him a glass of milk, bread and butter, an egg and a banana.
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Lastly, the initiative allows TikTok to provide users with a shared experience to engage with – a bread-and-butter aspect of TikTok's strategy, given the platform's emphasis on communal experiences, like challenges, that invite all of its users in.
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In the state Legislative Assembly elections (which take place every five years) in 2008, the B.J.P. ran and won in Karnataka on bread-and-butter issues; religious ideology took a back seat, as it usually does in southern elections.
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By focusing on a key "bread-and-butter" issue, Democrats had flipped districts Trump won in 201623 by getting moderates and disaffected Republicans—particularly college-educated, suburban women—to break ranks with the GOP in favor of Democratic pragmatism.
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Nedda Casei, who in the 270s and '25s could be reliably heard as Suzuki, Maddalena, Lola and other bread-and-butter mezzo-soprano characters at the Metropolitan Opera before transforming herself into a pathbreaking labor leader, died on Jan.
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While Trump only publicly pardoned one bird, both Bread and Butter will avoid the fate of more than 46 million of their turkey brethren expected to be consumed across the country this Thanksgiving, according to the National Turkey Federation.
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Instead, Democrats intend to focus on a sparer agenda of bread-and-butter priorities that can win support from both liberal and moderate officeholders — and appeal to voters just as much in red states as along the two coasts.
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But despite the success they feel like they've tapped into when it comes to hardware iterations, the company's bread and butter social networking prowess feels like it's barely improved in-headset in the past several years of VR experimentations.
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Targeted policy solutions focused on education and bread-and-butter issues, in combination with voter mobilization efforts and a nuanced approach to diversity, can pave the way for either major party to gain favor with this increasingly powerful demographic.
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Both Chang and Steytler made dishes from their childhoods: crab potstickers just like Chang's mum used to make and Cornish saffron bread and butter pudding in honour of Steytler's grandmother—a beautiful, pillowy sweet way to finish things off.
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Chen tried to draw a fine line, painting the company as both willing to comply with legal orders but still dedicated to protecting the government and business data that remains the bread and butter of the struggling mobile company.
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Network connectivity, and Facebook's "mission to connect the world," have been longstanding side themes for the social networking company, whose bread and butter continues to be advertising on its social network, which includes Facebook, but also Messenger, WhatsApp and Instagram.
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ET, FSN Carolina, TSN3 (Winnipeg) ABOUT THE HURRICANES (2015-16: 163-31-16, 6th in Metropolitan): Carolina's bread-and-butter of the future is expected to be its defense, headlined by Justin Faulk, whose 245 goals were seventh among blue-liners.
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It's been publishing its particular brand of dark, stick figure-led humour for over ten years now, with their bread-and-butter webcomics generating 12 million Facebook followers and video series accumulating 7.5 million YouTube subscribers — and even an NBC deal.
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Goldman Sachs is diversifying into more mainstream bread and butter financial services businesses — which tend to generate a steady stream of fees — at a time when many larger investors are worried about the possibility of more turmoil in the stock market.
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"(Trump) had this message about fairness and unfairness that should be the bread-and-butter of the Democratic Party," Pete Buttigieg told David Axelrod on "The Axe Files," a podcast from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN.
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Faced with import restrictions, Japanese automakers also pivoted to selling more lucrative, luxury vehicles, such as the Honda Acura and Toyota Lexus, which competed with the medium-sized cars that had traditionally been the bread-and-butter of American brands.
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Instead, the legislation the House has passed this year -- and that McConnell is blocking -- has focused more on expressions of social values and bread-and-butter economic concerns, like buttressing the Affordable Care Act and confronting high prescription drug costs.
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And while Square insists it only wants to make small loans to the merchants it serves, banks see this as a backdoor way into their bread-and-butter business of taking deposits and making loans, both to businesses and consumers.
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But my bread and butter has always been writing shows, so I did a bunch of years on King Of Queens, I wrote the Paul Blart Mall Cop movies with Kevin James and then I bounced around some other shows.
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Earlier Wednesday, Toyota Motor Corp posted a slightly higher profit as demand for its bread-and-butter car models from cost-conscious Chinese buyers helped offset weak North American sales of its marquee sedan models such as the Corolla and Camry.
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While Marine Le Pen's bread and butter issues in the French presidential election have been immigration and blasting the European Union, the primary concerns for French voters revolve around their own economic well-being, according to OpinionWay's daily tracking poll.
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Europe's largest aerospace group is simultaneously juggling a drop in demand for its A330 wide-body jet - the only one of its class on which it currently makes a profit - against record demand for bread-and-butter models like the A320.
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As technology has enabled the number of freelancers and SMEs in the world to grow at an unprecedented rate, they are rapidly displacing Fortune 500 companies from the physical real estate they traditionally occupy – the bread and butter of traditional agents.
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The first is much less commonly seen in MMA and is Gaethje's bread and butter, but he would have had a great deal more success against Poirier if he had been able to go to the second method for some variety.
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That marked a major effort by Sun to scale up its niche and specialty drugs pipeline, as the market for plain-vanilla generics - most large Indian drugmakers' bread and butter until then - started to get increasingly crowded with smaller players.
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Generally, unions are expected to advocate for one of two agendas: the immediate, bread-and-butter needs of their membership (pay, benefits, time off, discipline) or the health of unions themselves (for card check, against right-to-work laws, etc.).
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Williams said he is not concerned about the new Ram trucks as competition for GM. "Pickup trucks are our bread and butter, and we've got the new model to prove it with all the bells and whistles customers want," he said.
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Jim Himes (D-Conn.), a senior member of the House Intelligence Committee, called Green's impeachment effort "premature," arguing that his constituents want Democrats to fight for bread-and-butter economic issues in lieu of an impeachment effort that has no legs.
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Along with the patent-licensing agreement, Xiaomi also announced on Wednesday it has agreed to pre-install Microsoft Office and Skype on its devices, allowing Microsoft's bread-and-butter products to reach tens of millions of Xiaomi users in Asia.
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Instead of relying on the Fed's financial engineering to keep goosing the economy, this survey suggests politicians would do better to focus on bread-and-butter issues like high health-care costs, which weigh on both corporate and family balance sheets.
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BuzzFeed News launched its own site in July 2018 to bolster its identity, but only monetized it through programmatic advertising rather than the more lucrative but harder-to-sell native ads that was the bread and butter of the BuzzFeed.
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Neither employed Weegee regularly, and although the tabloids ran on visuals, his real bread and butter came from the afternoon broadsheets, especially the Post , then full-sized and liberal but just as "lousy at making money" as it is today.
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We know from our polling that these are the bread and butter strengths for the industry so it is no surprise then when these traits are featured in the national debate the reputation of the industry is at its highest.
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In case the message wasn't clear, Pelosi also issued a "Dear Colleague" letter to her troops a few hours after her remarks to the AP, urging them to stay laser focused on bread-and-butter issues like wages and health care.
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Taking small numbers of packages the "last mile" to shoppers' doorsteps and far-flung homes is more costly than delivering scads of envelopes and packages to office buildings - the latter of which has been the Memphis-based company's bread and butter.
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Democrats campaigned on bread-and-butter issues like health care, while Trump's outsize media presence and insistence on his issues — like the so-called migrant caravan — practically ensured that the debate would be a referendum on Trump's brand of politics.
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BRENDA PARLEECanada Research Chair in Social Responses to Ecological Change, University of Alberta Parlee's bread and butter is researching the impacts of climate change, but with a focus on aboriginal beliefs that is all too uncommon in Canadian science today.
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Just 24 years old, Lee has visibly matured every time he's set foot in the Octagon, gradually adjusting his game to stick to his bread and butter as a wrestler rather than throwing punches and kicks with more accomplished strikers.
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If he wanted legislation that he wrote to pass, he had to find Republican co-sponsors, which he did for some bread-and-butter bills—strengthening cross-border trade, improving ports of entry, increasing access to health care for veterans.
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At "The Late Show," Mr. Licht helped the host play to his strengths as a political satirist, insisting that he focus on the news, which was Mr. Colbert's bread and butter when he hosted "The Colbert Report" on Comedy Central.
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"The bread and butter of Beijing's propaganda strategy is to blame foreign forces: accusing the United States of bringing the virus to China fits this pattern," Lokman Tsui, a communications professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong told VICE News.
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Democrats campaigned on bread-and-butter issues like health care, while Trump's outsized media presence and insistence on his issues — like the so-called migrant caravan — practically ensured that the debate would be a referendum on Trump's brand of politics.
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Medicaid expansion ran well ahead of Hillary Clinton, and that serves as a potent reminder that the Democratic Party's basic bread-and-butter promise of taxing rich people to provide useful public services is more popular than the broader Democratic gestalt.
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With (still) looming impeachment proceedings in the Senate and an unstable situation in the Middle East, not to mention bread-and-butter campaign issues like health care and taxes, there's plenty for the candidates who did make the debate to discuss.
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Ms. Tsai, instead, was credited with numerous accomplishments on bread-and-butter issues: higher wages, lower taxes, more spending on popular social welfare programs and efforts to prevent the swine flu epidemic raging through much of Asia from reaching Taiwan.
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While bread-and-butter issues like education, health care, transportation and infrastructure development are important to voters, the campaign for governor has been overshadowed by issues of religion and race that have scarcely been seen before in Indonesia's democratic era.
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While the candidates have debated bread-and-butter issues on live national television — including Jakarta's chronic flooding problems, a lack of reliable public transportation and inadequate public housing — religion and ethnicity have tainted the race from the beginning, according to analysts.
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"Should they decide to pursue this avenue there is definitely a lot of potential for them considering their loyal fans and high engagement rates which is really the bread and butter for brands looking to find strong ambassadors," he says.
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It also comes down to whether China still likes Xi. "That will mean an economy that is delivering, an improved natural environment, affordability of homes – all of the things that are the bread and butter of politics anywhere," said Brown.
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Your turkey shuffled off this fowl coil before it ever had to witness the president formally pardon Bread and Butter, a pair who will now live out their days at Virginia Tech's Gobblers Rest retirement pen for very important turkeys.
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For Chick-fil-A, the spike in demand from the so-called #ChickenWars wasn't an issue — apart from french fries and soft drinks, sandwiches are the company's (brioche) bread and butter and have been since the recipe was introduced in 1967.
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But the opening scene, which finds two sets of married friends discussing the idea of polyamory over wine and cheese, has the chipper blitheness of those comedies of middle-class manners that were once the bread and butter of Broadway.
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Though Anderson started strong, probably winning the bout's action-packed first round, Campos found his groove in the second and third, dropping his young foe with an elbow and finding some success with his wrestling—undeniably his bread and butter.
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Democrats campaigned on bread-and-butter issues like health care, while Trump's outsized media presence and insistence on his issues — like the so-called migrant caravan — practically ensured that the debate would be a referendum on Trump's brand of identity politics.
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"Thankfully, Bread and Butter have been specially raised to remain calm under any condition, which will be very important because they've already received subpoenas to appear in Adam Schiff's basement on Thursday," Trump said after emerging from the Oval Office with first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report — House set for Phase 3 of impeachment push Trump cracks impeachment jokes during turkey pardon, says Bread and Butter were subpoenaed The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Trump says he is fighting testimony to protect presidency MORE for a Rose Garden ceremony in a tradition that dates back to 1865.
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House Democratic leadership made their top priorities clear starting in May of last year, in the middle of the 2018 election season: They plan to focus on bread-and-butter issues including jobs, fixing roads and bridges, and lowering health care costs.
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"Walkabouts and meeting the mayor and speaking to schoolchildren are the bread and butter of royal events," veteran royals photographer Mark Stewart, who has snapped everyone from Queen Elizabeth to Princess Diana to Kate Middleton during his 30 years in the field.
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While some series can get away with operating as an escape from reality (utter detachment is Trial & Error's bread and butter) there's not enough meat on The Good Cop's bones to justify its seeming absence of connection to the world it's set in.
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Of all of life's pleasurable gustatory combos—Oreos and milk, PB+J, bread and butter—there's one pairing that, in my mind, stands head and shoulders above the rest: guacamole (and its attendant salty tortilla chips) washed down with an ice-cold beer.
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It also fits with the service-oriented focus of its recent purchases, enabling the company to switch from a pure network hardware business, which has been its bread and butter to a services revenue based on the subscription model to the extent possible.
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Based on a network of carefully curated hosts and DJs, the station's roster includes a number of superstars, but its bread-and-butter are a number of lesser-known music heads who can be counted on to lead fearless excursions into the underground.
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But for a Republican Party that decries "identity politics" — political positions based on race, gender, or sexual orientation — as a polarizing force distracting Americans from the bread-and-butter issues like taxes and health care, it's difficult to establish the resources for women.
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Capcom has released a trailer showing off some of the gameplay and boss fights that make up the bread and butter of any Mega Man game, and we'll presumably get more information on the title over the course of the next year.
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The company appears to be an excellent fit as one of the primary use cases is delivering virtualized services, VMware's bread and butter, to branch offices, which may be spread out geographically, and to mobile users accessing those services from outside those offices.
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U.S. planemaker Boeing is studying whether to launch a 220-7373-seat jet wedged between traditional twin-aisle models like the Airbus A330 or its own 787, and the industry's bread-and-butter single-aisle models like the A320/21000 and Boeing 2777.
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Though romantic warrior-poetry is this kind of hard rock's bread and butter, plenty of the era's bands went darker, leaning more towards the haunted doll eeriness of Coal Chamber or the bombastic monster rock of my lord and savior Rob Zombie.
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Poroshenko and his team also showed a stubborn tone deafness throughout both campaigns, failing to speak to the bread and butter issues that most Ukrainians care about, including tackling rampant corruption, stemming a brain drain, raising the standard of living and pensions.
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U.S. planemaker Boeing is studying whether to launch a 220-270-seat jet wedged between traditional twin-aisle models like the Airbus A330 or its own 2777, and the industry's bread-and-butter single-aisle models like the A2110/2130 and Boeing 2220.
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U.S. planemaker Boeing is studying whether to launch a 2777-22019-seat jet wedged between traditional twin-aisle models like the Airbus A330 and its own 787, and the industry's bread-and-butter single-aisle models like the A320/321 and Boeing 737.
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But although blazers and pants are her bread and butter, the designer also knows a thing or two about creating the perfect sundress and full skirt moment, not to mention she always seems to be wearing our dream pair of blackout shades.
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You cannot be timid and feint and jab convincingly at the same time—making Koreshkov reluctant to jab would slow his work out in the open and allow Lima some time to stroll around hunting for his bread and butter: the low kicks.
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Analysts said the new deal gives both firms greater scale in the relatively illiquid market for wide-body jets, but noted these can be harder to place than bread-and-butter single-aisle models that make up the bulk of leasing company portfolios.
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Birmingham and Stansted have done well to attract domestic and short-haul traffic, but both are struggling to set up and keep the long-haul routes that are Heathrow's bread and butter; planned new routes from Birmingham to China were scrapped last month.
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But Democratic pollsters say health care and other domestic issues are voters' top concerns, and Democratic leaders in Congress don't want to stray too far away from these bread-and-butter topics when control of both chambers is at stake in November.
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So ear infections, once the very definition of "bread and butter pediatrics," have become rarer, as a result of a combination of vaccines, breast-feeding, decreased parental smoking and increased medical vigilance about making the diagnosis and treating young children with antibiotics.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp's quarterly profit edged up as demand for its bread-and-butter car models from cost-conscious Chinese buyers helped offset bleak North American sales, although the firm's shares slipped as it cut its annual net income outlook.
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Who wouldn't want a little sorbet fantasy now and then sprinkled among your black lace sheaths and ruffled white cotton shirting, even your majorette pantsuits (the resurgence of the pantsuit is another trend): the bread and butter of the Dolce & Gabbana business?
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Now you've seen home equity improving, people are investing in their homes, people are putting new roofs on their house, and as a result, we're seeing that core roofing market, which is our bread and butter, really come back and sustain great performance.
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But if you look at the bread and butter of Gates's work on global health — fighting malaria, funding vaccine development and deployment, work on HIV/AIDS — it's hard to avoid the conclusion that the group has saved a tremendous number of lives.
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For a company like Google, whose bread and butter is essentially online ads, this is an alarming trend, and so it's no surprise at all that its efforts to improve the mobile user experience have moved into improving the mobile advertising user experience.
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And while drama tends to be the series' bread and butter, fans have made it clear that while exciting, this year's drama made it hard to connect with the cast, which could explain why none of them were crowned as the next lead.
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A MINUS Mandy Barnett: Strange Conversation (Dame Productions/Thirty Tigers) I doubt Barnett conceives this strange little album as a rebuke to the reverent high musicianship of the Patsy Cline interpretations she made her bread and butter long before 2011's Sweet Dreams.
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But prison phone giants, like Securus Technologies and Global Tel*Link, were determined to hold onto their bread and butter and sued the FCC, alleging that their plan to slash phone rates was overreaching and would inflict "irreparable, immediate harm" upon their businesses.
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The strike and street protests by doctors and ambulance medics here were among dozens of labor actions that broke out this spring in Russia over bread-and-butter issues like garbage disposal, poor roads, corrupt local officials and the quality of medical care.
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Three pieces of crunchy fried chicken (basically half a chicken without the wing), an oversize biscuit, some spicy coleslaw, bread-and-butter pickles and densely fudgy brownies, as well as a soft drink is a generous serving for one, adequate for two.
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But they are relatively powerless to clamp down on this sort of grassroots, user-created misinformation that has become the bread-and-butter for how falsities spread across social media as fast as the virus itself is jumping from country to country.
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A Long Island commuter and son of a New York City policeman, the unassuming Mr. Shine was viewed inside Fox News as embodying the network's typical viewer, urging producers to run segments on bread-and-butter issues that would appeal to conservatives.
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For those whose eyes just rolled out of their heads at the thought of the 56-year-old Oscar winner in yet another B-movie — they seem to be his bread-and-butter these days — there's probably not muchthat can reel you back.
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PR still Greggs' bread and butter Greggs faces fierce competition, at least in London, from chains such as Pret a Manger and Costa Coffee, which have grown rapidly in recent years by offering sandwiches, salads and coffee (as well as pastries and cakes).
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From the collectable accessories that became the brand's bread and butter – think horsebit loafers, three-stripe trainers and interlocking GG belts – to wider aesthetic hallmarks like vintage, maximalism and a breakdown of gender boundaries, maybe Michele feels restricted by his own creations.
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"Exposure to the high jewelry market remains key because it gives brands credibility to sell 'bread and butter' products in the price range of $2,000 to $10,000, which is the jewelry market sweet spot," said Luca Solca, a luxury analyst at Bernstein.
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"I want to get it done — get it sorted — so we can go back to discussing bread-and-butter issues that people really care about," said Ms. Fleet, who works as a union official and canvassed for Hillary Clinton in Ohio in 2016.
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She's written a few books on Nixon (she has been described as his confidante), but her only contribution to the kind of polemic that is the bread and butter of most conservative book publishers is 22008's What the (Bleep) Just Happened?
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"[The paywall product] is still a lot of our bread and butter, but what we found in that process is that clients didn't have a good way to deploy lots of business models and communications and segmentation in an agile way," Kaufman told me.
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Ryan, who decisively won reelection in a district Hillary Clinton won in 2016, said that the lesson for Democrats of his success is that the party should be focusing on bread-and-butter issues like jobs, education, and the opioid epidemic to win elections.
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The bread and butter work regulators should be focused on where big tech is concerned are things like digital sector enquiries and hearings to examine how markets are operating in detail, she suggested — using careful scrutiny to inform and shape intelligent, data-led interventions.
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"What it comes down to is that fraudulent art affects the true artists creating these things, which is their bread and butter and how they survive," says Ira Wilson, executive director of the Southwest Association for Indian Arts, which organizes Indian Market every year.
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But initiatives like Project Fi spell a different fate, where the search giant is constructing and offering complete phone packages to consumers for a fraction of what they pay directly to carriers, potentially threatening these carriers' bread-and-butter business in the longer term.
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In the interview, Tanden spoke candidly about the need to unify the party and focus on bread and butter issues that Americans care about-- like health care and the economy--instead of perpetuating the toxic divisiveness that has characterized much of Donald Trump's presidency.
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All of the pre-event excitement has centered around the company's long-awaited and much discussed Karma drone, but action cameras have, naturally long been GoPro's bread and butter – and over the years, the company has more or less become synonymous with the space.
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So out I dashed to the nearest Duane Reade and purchased the only available bread and pickle options: Hostess Classic Wheat and Vlasic Kosher Dill Stackers (I felt in my heart that Nick and I probably agree that bread and butter pickles are utter bullshit).
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The tiny kids being pushed to the front, probably left in the care of an older cousin or sibling by their parents and then completely abandoned within 0.01 seconds of Yachty appearing is the bread and butter of how teens behave at family occasions.
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"Greece is still considered something difficult to grasp: it's not the bread and butter of the traditional big money managers; it's about special situation hedge funds looking for abnormal returns for their portfolio," said Nick Koskoletos, head of equity research at Eurobank Equities in Athens.
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Taxes There are three bread-and-butter issues: lower marginal tax rates would create more disposable income, the industry's lifeblood; faster depreciation rates would spur much-needed renovations to courses and facilities; and disaster-relief aid is a big issue, particularly in coastal areas.
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Just think about a few of the bread-and-butter free market conservative issues on which he parts ways with Trump: All three of these areas are places where he's much better positioned to get a deal done with Hillary Clinton than with Donald Trump.
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Ball-handlers who are pull-up shooting threats have tremendous value: they put pressure on defenses to play tighter, open up driving lanes and cutting space for teammates, and make high-pick-and-rolls—the bread-and-butter action of modern basketball—far more dangerous.
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Beshear, the son of the last Democratic governor in the state, Steve Beshear (who served two terms, 2007 to 2015), focused on bread-and-butter issues, including defending the Obamacare Medicaid expansion enacted by his father, and on his ability to work with Trump.
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"I didn't take the driver much today and that's my bread and butter," she told Reuters in an interview on a typical British summer's day when early morning sunshine gave way to driving rain before the blue skies returned at the end of the round.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, over funding, but also over bread-and-butter issues for the teachers' union: He has embraced charter schools, which, among other things, are generally not unionized, and he pushed in 2015 to increase the weight of student test scores in teacher evaluations.
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Instead, the months-long Ukraine saga has given way to the 85033 campaign season — and many Democrats are only happy to shift the focus to health care, wages and other bread-and-butter issues that won them control of the House in the 2018 midterms.
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As flames shot two feet in the air our waiter explained that he used to snowboard but that after breaking his wrist on a rail trick he'd quit to protect his bread-and-butter, which was flipping blazing ducks a l'orange in the air.
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He tried to focus the conversation on the bread and butter issues that both he and most Ukrainians say they elected him to address: rampant corruption, crumbling infrastructure and a war against Russian-backed separatists that continues to bleed the country of lives and treasure.
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Mr. Abe's cabinet choices, as well as comments by the prime minister and senior aides, suggested a change in policy focus toward bread-and-butter issues like the economy and away from more politically contentious ones, particularly Mr. Abe's drive to amend the pacifist Constitution.
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If it's going to be one of our glittery parties where everyone's in velvet and pearls, we make sure to neatly stack the gold-rimmed bread-and-butter plates on the buffet, right next to the small cocktail forks rolled up in linen napkins.
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Mega-retailer Walmart is known for "rolling back" its prices — a signature move that quickly became the bread-and-butter of the Arkansas-based big-box chain whose founder Sam Walton believed that if his customers were able to save money, they'd live better lives.
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By transforming the bread-and-butter issues of school integration, racial justice, and equal citizenship into a debate over "neighborhood schools" and "civil rights" for white Americans, busing became synonymous with liberal contempt for working class whites and the political overreach of Lyndon Johnson's Great Society liberalism.
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But I think their bread and butter tends to be Caucasian folks — certainly this fictional one we invented has a country and western vibe — and to me, it was just another potential layer for this character that made the situation a little more interesting to me.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Fantasy, superheroes, and science-fiction are the bread and butter of the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art (MoCCA) and the Society of Illustrators' annual festival, but this year's edition of MoCCA Fest comes with a hefty side of politics.
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While there are many indie brands like Oxygen that are also offering the natural-woman kind of lingerie, most items on racks in China are Victoria's Secret's bread and butter: push-up bras that give your upper half the appearance of two overturned grapefruit halves at brunch.
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Servings: 24Prep: 25 minutesTotal: 53 minutes Ingredients25 whole loaf of bakery style whole wheat bread (about 25 pound)27 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature8 slices bacon8 slices processed cheese singles1 white onion, diced3 ounces bread and butter pickles, diced6 ounces Ontario cheddar cheese, shredded Directions 1.
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What's more remarkable is that men in their twenties and early thirties have chosen conducting as a career, given that Italy's opera houses—the bread and butter of the country's music-making—are in such poor shape: productions are frequently cancelled and artists are habitually paid late.
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Planting a flag in Europe for the development of the kind of "deep technology" companies that have long been the bread and butter of Silicon Valley, the European venture firm Atomico has invested 10 million euros in the vertical take-off and landing plane developer, Lilium Aviation.
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"People are concerned about the bread-and-butter issues of this country and not how this and that became a hero or turned into a villain," said Richmond Gumbo, a student who was reading newspapers in the library of the University of Zimbabwe in Harare recently.
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In a rare instance of successful political activism in Belarus, activists in 2011 used social media to convince their president to roll back gasoline price hikes — though Balmaceda noted that this was a bread-and-butter issue, not a challenge to the authority of Lukashenko's regime.
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"Bread and butter" montage in 153 1/2 Weeks (1986) This erotic cult classic finds Wall Streeter John (Mickey Rourke) and art gallery assistant Elizabeth (Kim Basinger) in tons of scandalous episodes, from a threesome with a prostitute to pseudo-makeup sex in a porn shop.
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With the bread-and-butter of the story in my notebook, the next day I looked around the city for some ancillary material to further illustrate the remoteness of this place and the improbability of a resident here playing any role in an American presidential election.
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And if a little more talk about bread-and-butter issues and a little less talk about the finer points of democratic socialism can help bring some rural working-class white voters back into Sanders's camp, he could reshape the map in a more favorable direction.
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We've covered both their bread-and-butter Leesa mattress as well as their luxury option, the Sapira, in our best mattress buying guide, but the break down is pretty simple: The Leesa Mattress: engineered with three premium foams for cooling, body contouring, and pressure-relieving core support.
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The winning pitch featured elements of some of the biggest shows on WE TV, whose bread and butter are reality series aimed at women ages 25 to 54: unrealistic wives-to-be ("Bridezillas"); unlikely couples ("Marriage Boot Camp"); and personal transformations ("Mama June: From Not to Hot").
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For more on the company, click on European registrations of new heavy duty trucks, the bread and butter of Sweden's AB Volvo, rose 12.1 percent year-on-year in November, driven by strong growth in Italy, Spain and France, the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) said.
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"They didn't do any of the sort of bread-and-butter type investigatory steps that would flush out what potential crimes may have been committed," said Berit Berger, a former federal prosecutor who heads the Center for the Advancement of Public Integrity at Columbia Law School.
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Here's everything we know so far: The two bread-and-butter phones are the S20 and S20 Plus, the direct sequels to last year's Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus models (think of them as basically a Galaxy S11 and S11 Plus, by the old naming standards).
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"Thankfully, Bread and Butter have been specially raised by the Jacksons to remain calm under any condition, which will be very important because they have already received subpoenas to appear in Adam Schiff's basement on Thursday," he chided, referencing the House Intelligence chairman leading the probe.
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" In effect, postwar prosperity in America and in Western Europe allowed many voters to shift their political priorities from bread-and-butter issues to less materialistic concerns, "bringing greater emphasis on freedom of expression, environmental protection, gender equality, and tolerance of gays, handicapped people and foreigners.
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Mr. Luisi, 59, said in an interview that his plans in Dallas include conducting an opera each year, starting with Strauss's "Salome"; focusing on the bread-and-butter Romantic repertoire; and commissioning 20 new works over the course of a decade — at least half from female composers.
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If you look at the ads that most Democratic candidates in these competitive seats are running, they&aposre not talking about impeachment and they&aposre not talking about Russia, they&aposre talking primarily about economic issues and bread-and-butter issues and drawing contrast with the Republican candidates.
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As we wrote in May when the company launched its app store: While collaboration is the bread and butter of InVision's business, and the only revenue stream for the company, CEO and founder Clark Valberg feels that it isn't enough to be complementary to the current design tool ecosystem.
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In addition to a couple texture and shade combos in the shaping tights (that's Hue's bread and butter, after all), some of the collection's pieces, like the bodysuit, pictured, are cute enough to wear out, because the innerwear-as-outerwear trend shows no signs of stopping anytime soon.
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Onfido started life back in 2012 focusing on background checks, tapping into the surge of on-demand businesses that were rapidly scaling both their permanent staff and workforce of contractors — indeed that was the company's bread and butter business when we covered their previous funding found in April 2016.
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Many scenes revolve around Pippa in the kitchen, whipping up something ostentatiously multicultural: a lamb tagine with saffron, carrots and fennel for a sick neighbor; a salad of pork and ginger during a Thai phase; local prawns for her literary agent served with lemon juice, brown bread and butter.
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Unions may not force non-members to pay for their overtly political activities (like campaigning for particular candidates), Abood said, but it is fine for states to conclude that the cost of bread-and-butter negotiations over salaries and benefits should be shared by everybody benefiting from those endeavours.
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Amazon may be getting ever deeper into a range of virtual products like media content and cloud services, but it is also continuing to add more features to lock down the bread and butter of its business: its e-commerce marketplace and the vast logistics operation that underpins it.
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Eventually they moved back to California and now operate Tradlands, which is almost exclusively online, from home (or wherever they chose.) Although the line has expanded to include T-shirts, tunics and soon-to-be-introduced pants, "our bread and butter is our button-up shirts," Beaudet said.
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"The notable part of it is not that these A-list members of Congress went to the firms, but what's notable is the lack of hiring of former members at these big trade associations and that used to be the bread and butter of former members," Adler said.
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Look, the things that we tee up for the public's consideration, some of them might have more of a political tinge to it, but by and large, the bread-and-butter work of the FCC, at least as far as I see it, is on delivering digital opportunity.
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The dispute highlighted the degree to which transgender rights issues, which Mr. Trump expressed sympathy for during the campaign, continue to split Republicans, even as many in the party argue that it is time to move away from social issues and focus more on bread-and-butter pocketbook concerns.
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The deal would give Morgan Stanley access to a new customer base known as the "mass affluent": people who have some savings to invest, but are not rich enough to buy into hedge funds or pay for a Wall Street money manager (Morgan Stanley's traditional bread and butter).
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The past-season stock of the former usually ends up getting sold off at a hyper-local sample sale in the designer's hometown (sorry, non-coastal dwellers), and the bread-and-butter of the latter are the type of household-name brands that produce deep piles of inventory.
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Since the duo effectively dissolved in the early 2000s, Kweli has released solo music at a consistent clip, most recently on "Radio Silence," the 2017 record on which he returns to a slate of topics that have become his bread and butter — police brutality and toxic masculinity among them.
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This is the kind of generic filler that forms so much of YouTube's bread and butter—but if that's all they have lined up, what could possibly lure people from YouTube itself, which has long been pumping out much more interesting content tailored to virtually every niche interest and community?
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Leveraging its stable of YouTube celebrities is a smart move for Google, since it could help Google's more dictated VR platform efforts skip ahead in the content race, with entertainment offerings that might appeal more broadly than games, the bread-and-butter of PC platforms like HTC Vive and Oculus.
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And in last night's interviews, you could see clearly why that analysis makes a lot of sense to a lot of people — Sanders connected with the Trump fans over the ravages of free trade, the dangers of unchecked corporate greed, and some of his other bread-and-butter economic issues.
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In a remote, coastal village like Sand Point, the radio station provides a crucial service, and not just because it broadcasts reports from the commercial fishing industry—the community's bread and butter—as well as games (home and away) of the high-school basketball team, the local pride and joy.
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The Cowboys took hold, marched it up the field to the 32 yardline, when, instead of going for a throw with 15 seconds on the clock, like most teams would have done, Dak Prescott went for his bread and butter Ezekiel Elliott for a slick drive up the center seam.
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Gretchen Whitmer focused on health care, political action and American workers when she delivered the Democratic party's response to President Donald Trump's State of the Union address, putting a spotlight on the bread-and-butter issues that Democrats hope will resonate with the American public in the wake of impeachment.
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When the A-103 made its first public appearance at an industry expo the following year, it was the company's new modular synthesiser at the back of the Doepfer stand that grabbed most of the attention, relegating its bread and butter MIDI keyboard and controllers to a rather lonely looking affair.
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EST: President Trump and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report — House set for Phase 2023 of impeachment push Trump cracks impeachment jokes during turkey pardon, says Bread and Butter were subpoenaed The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump says he is fighting testimony to protect presidency MORE leave for Florida.
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Taken together, the Accountable Capitalism Act and the Anti-Corruption and Public Integrity Act are a return to Warren's bread-and-butter issues, ones that she's been hammering home since she was a Harvard Law School professor who helped establish the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau after the 2008 financial crisis.
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