"Trump is a rule-breaker, and Jerry was the ultimate rule-breaker," she said.
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Only that screen is as much a heart breaker as it is a deal breaker.
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That reflective LCD screen is a heart breaker, and probably a deal breaker for most.
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Even with the circuit breaker hit [Monday], the reopen off that circuit breaker was, frankly, flawless.
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The next circuit breaker is triggered should stocks slide by 22% and a final breaker is flipped if things drop to 24.84%.
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Trump isn't just a rule breaker in general; he is a rule breaker with a specific history of breaking rules governing document security.
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He turned on his radio and mumbled some breaker-breaker nonsense into it, and in a few seconds he got a few squawks back.
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Paradise: BlackBerry was my first smartphone, and I remember it being so cool that I could get internet and Brick Breaker, like, RIP Brick Breaker.
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The docents in the joint were backroom clerics, the odd refugee from CB culture (literally "breaker, breaker"), and wallflowers hoping for a new shot at social life.
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Ms. Smith has first-time home buyers make both a wish list and a deal breaker list — and limits the deal breaker list to just three things.
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Emma Wren Gibson came into the world a record breaker.
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"That was a deal breaker for many guys," she says.
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Again, not a deal breaker, perhaps, but also not great.
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The circuit breaker, which only came into effect on Jan.
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Remember the 2015 stock crisis, remember the 2016 circuit breaker.
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People are laughing, people are uncomfortable, it's an ice breaker.
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On several occasions, we've seen the house's circuit breaker fail.
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It's not a deal breaker, but it's a turn off.
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Flipping the breaker was essential to getting back in orbit.
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He was becoming something of a rule breaker in Claremont.
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And she was one of a kind, a path breaker.
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Is the difference between our financial situations a deal breaker?
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Breaker of Track & Stakes recordsThank you for your #Covfefe support!
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All hail Tyrion Lannister, Breaker of Chains, Father of Dragons.
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Breaker is a podcast discovery app with a social component.
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"Dairy was a deal breaker," Mr. Trump said on Monday.
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How does it feel to be such a record breaker?
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The explanation for the deal breaker was simple, Agaoglu said.
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They believe it was an issue with the home's breaker.
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On Thursday, the circuit breaker was tripped after just 2003 minutes.
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Nixon was a committed rule-breaker who pretended not to be.
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The Wall Breaker can be deployed in a number of ways.
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The other Circuit Breaker trend we'll be tracking is Kickstarter gadgets.
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That could certainly be a big deal breaker for international buyers.
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This technical inadequacy will, for most folks, be a deal-breaker.
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The circuit breaker kicked in Monday, setting off a temporary halt.
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Runaway June ALBUM OF THE YEAR The Breaker, Little Big Town
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WILFRED FROST: Is it a deal breaker on a trade deal?
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But what's the biggest announcement for us here at Circuit Breaker?
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Welcome back to Circuit Breaker Live: the not-quite live edition.
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You can watch the full episode of Circuit Breaker Live below.
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That's exactly what we did this week on Circuit Breaker Live.
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Today's Circuit Breaker Live is going to be a good time.
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Today's not only a Tuesday and a Circuit Breaker Live day.
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Below is an embed of the entire Circuit Breaker Live show.
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Breaker of dreams that I am, I advised him against it.
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Typically, a breaker contains an electromagnet through which the current flows.
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Circuit Breaker Live goes live at 4PM ET today on YouTube.
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If C9 wins, then we're looking at a potential tie-breaker.
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The regulator did say, however, that the circuit breaker needed improvement.
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Welcome to Circuit Breaker, the new gadget blog from The Verge.
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But that's the fun, and the reason we're starting Circuit Breaker.
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They say the trigger levels for the breaker, introduced on Jan.
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Reliever Blake Wood served up the record-breaker to Jason Heyward—!!!
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In fact, it was extremely funny and a great ice-breaker.
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It's not a deal-breaker, but it is something to consider.
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Vice President Mike Pence could then act as a tie-breaker.
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I turned off the entire circuit breaker to my old house.
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He's a rule breaker, and rule breakers often get into trouble.
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But the broadcast delay on Sling TV is a deal breaker.
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But this shouldn't be a deal breaker for passive-management aficionados.
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If it is, that's kind of a deal-breaker for me.
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However, again, the new mechanism - circuit breaker - is still heatedly debated.
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Is it a deal breaker if they don't like your band?
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He's a rule breaker and she's very much by the book.
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For listening to the news: Curio, TuneIn, Breaker, and Apple Podcasts.
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Facing a dicey downhill breaker, he converts another safe two putt.
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Ross: A big breaker fit for surfing, but not a tsunami.
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Weather is the great unknown, and the great breaker of schedules.
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"I can't imagine this would be a deal-breaker," he said.
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Losing Corona though would be a likely deal-breaker, Bernstein said.
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This isn't the first time Koch has been a record breaker.
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In my opinion, the small transaction fee isn't a deal-breaker.
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Done right, however, name dropping can be an effective ice breaker.
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But whatever name you give it, it is a record-breaker.
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This jolly ice-breaker is also a calculated dose of escapism.
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A near deal-breaker — thank you, editors, for letting it slide!
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This is not a fatal flaw or a literary deal breaker.
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Whether or not that's a deal-breaker is up to you.
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Last week, the HONY Instagram account posted an image and accompanying story of a man dealing with a possible deal-breaker in his relationship — the deal-breaker being that he couldn't get past his girlfriend's weight.
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Daenerys Targaryen: Mother of Dragons, Breaker of Chains, Pranker of the Dothraki.
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It's not a deal breaker by any means, but it's definitely noticeable.
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For Lovato's fans, however, the so-called "~drama~" isn't a deal breaker.
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That is an ego thing of mine, but it's a deal breaker.
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For many players, these myriad issues may understandably be a deal-breaker.
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The government backtracked, suspending the use of the circuit breaker late Thursday.
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Our Circuit Breaker Live Twitter show was yesterday, and it was great!
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CES is bonkers, and yesterday's Circuit Breaker Live was just as bonkers.
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Little Big Town's latest album The Breaker is now available for download.
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Circuit Breaker Live was on Twitter this week not once, but twice!
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You can also watch the full episode of Circuit Breaker Live below.
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The final episode of Circuit Breaker Live streamed on April 17th, 2018.
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Even within the website, none of this is necessarily a deal-breaker.
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Chinese shares were already impotent and now we have the circuit breaker!
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What can a marriage survive, and what is an inevitable deal-breaker?
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So we're launching Circuit Breaker as a dedicated blog for gadget news.
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Saturn is the planet of structure, while Uranus is the rule breaker.
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On Thursday, Chinese regulators announced the temporary suspension of the circuit breaker.
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Not a deal breaker, just something you'd have to get used to.
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Make room Queen Bey, there is a new record breaker in town!
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And while Trump may be a deal-breaker, golden showers were not.
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Hamlin won the coin toss, which was predetermined as a tie-breaker.
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Both the hammerhead and great white out-swam the Olympic record-breaker.
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This circuit breaker should be non-controversial, relatively simple, and broadly supported.
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For Mueller, and for any good prosecutor, that is a deal-breaker.
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Now this new-media path-breaker scrutinizes technology's abuses at the Shed.
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They see the president as a rule breaker who gets things done.
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But, given all the other pros, that certainly isn't a deal breaker.
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Visit Insider's homepage for more storiesBold revolutionary, strident rule breaker, clever kitten.
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It's not a deal-breaker if you haven't played Darkest Dungeon before.
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A generation ago my wife would be viewed as a path breaker.
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Day 21: As predicted, my inner rule-breaker started to come out.
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"If I get corona, I get corona," one spring breaker told Reuters.
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Yet another circuit breaker was triggered Thursday as stocks continued their plunge.
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TechCrunch received some background on the circuit-breaker system from the NYSE.
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But Fortum needs Uniper's management to help remove a possible deal breaker.
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Pence could then be called in to cast a tie-breaker vote.
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As of this moment, such a proposition could be a deal breaker.
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Palettes, like the Mini-Breaker, that are usually $28 now cost $19.60.
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It's not a deal-breaker by any means, but it is unfortunate.
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But to Molly it's a deal-breaker that reveals her own hypocrisy.
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No Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, if that is a deal breaker.
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Exploding batteries are a deal breaker when it comes to a phone.
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Sometimes, a corny joke can be an ice breaker for tense conversations.
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But the absence of 3D Touch is far from a deal breaker.
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The ride malfunctioned after a gust of wind tripped a circuit breaker.
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" For this reason, many Chinese reports color Trump as a "contract breaker.
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Religion, a deal breaker for so many couples, was barely an issue.
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" According to Schwartz, Seidel viewed his continuous smoking as a "deal breaker" in their marriage: "On the second day, she just mentioned that she thought that it was a deal breaker because my smoking was too frequent for her.
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Perhaps this year, we'll have a new record-breaker at the Academy Awards.
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The Wall Breaker can also tear through cars, vans and trucks with ease.
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"We're pretty old school, you know, it being the tie-breaker," he said.
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Trump's bigotry wasn't a deal breaker for them, but it was for us.
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Little Big Town's brand new album The Breaker is now available for download.
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Maybe you didn't know dirty towels on the floor was your deal-breaker!
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Chain Breaker — Zach Williams Best Latin Pop Album Lo Único Constante — Alex Cuba
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There will be sunshine and green juice, in case that's a deal breaker.
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Not a complete deal-breaker but suggests a cooling of enthusiasm (see also: ).
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His reasoning: Dany, mother of dragons and breaker of chains, was his queen.
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"We're giving them a deal-breaker issue," Hoff told Refinery29 after the brunch.
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Although they were both exhausted, the two women agreed to a tie-breaker.
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Katie Arrington's support for offshore drilling is simply a deal breaker for me.
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If you're used to smaller, thinner cases, this might be a deal breaker.
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All that's missing is fantastic sound, and for me, that's a deal-breaker.
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Plus, with the 15-amp circuit-breaker, your devices will always remain safe.
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It can be seen as a peace broker rather than a rule breaker.
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We want you to send a considered ice-breaker moment, your first impression.
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President Carter has been a record-breaker since the day he was born.
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CES is still happening, and we're still doing Circuit Breaker Live on Twitter.
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Uber being outted as a rule-breaker and a bully — again and again.
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"Tin Man" – Miranda Lambert ALBUM OF THE YEAR The Breaker – Little Big Town
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If you're primarily a runner, that could very well be a deal breaker.
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The market was also supported by China's decision to suspend its circuit-breaker.
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It's Tuesday, which means we've got another Circuit Breaker Live episode for you.
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Bellamy, 19, Tallulah, 113, Breaker, 17, Five, 12, Holleder, 12, and Major, 8.
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Even the old GPU in the Surface Studio isn't a complete deal breaker.
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Winter persists in New York City, as does the Circuit Breaker Live show.
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King was a Baptist minister from the South, a law-breaker, a protester.
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It's called Circuit Breaker Live, and we've been doing the thing since October.
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The artifacting around some text isn't a deal breaker, but it is irritating.
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On Thursday, Chinese securities regulators decided to suspended the recently added circuit breaker.
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It's not a deal breaker, but the ZenBook's battery life is just OK.
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Seems like you're the dating equivalent to bad breath — a major deal breaker.
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China's stock market plunged 7 percent on Monday, triggering a market circuit breaker.
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Circuit Breaker is the new gadget blog from your friends at The Verge.
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Super Mario Run is a record-breaker, but can it go the distance?
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But is this new information the deal-breaker Netanyahu presented it as being?
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For the Warren and Sanders wealth taxes, that would be a deal breaker.
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At $600 to $800 a pop, she says, that's usually a deal-breaker.
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Guinness World Records announced the castle was a record-breaker on June 5.
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The new House majority will be led by a barrier breaker as well.
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Improving over timeWith all that said, motion gestures aren't a deal-breaker, either.
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Patel will act as the tie-breaker in case of a split vote.
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But game has an obsessively loyal following, which turns out for Combo Breaker.
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A suggestion: find a way to book leg breaker Rousimar Palhares against Pudzianowski.
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Trading in several was suspended as "circuit breaker" market protection mechanisms kicked in.
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"North Korea is the worst norm-breaker of the international community," Ban said.
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It's not a huge deal breaker, but it's something to keep in mind.
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It also calcified his raison d'être as a builder and breaker of iconographies.
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Trump isn't a great deal maker, but he is an extraordinary norms-breaker.
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Next circuit breaker goes into effect at a 13% drop, followed by 23%.
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It's a little workaround, but no big deal, and not a deal-breaker.
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For the most discerning collectors, a replacement engine can be a deal-breaker.
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This is notable, as divorce was once a deal breaker in royal marriages.
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The Disappearance of My Mother is available to stream on Breaker and KinoNow.com.
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McConnell controls the Senate by three votes (plus the vice president's tie-breaker).
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A "Jeopardy" contestant coordinator had prepared ice-breaker questions to help everyone relax.
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"Chain of custody is important, but it's not a deal breaker," Wiley said.
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All of this won't be a deal breaker for The Lion King's devotees.
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But for older road warriors, a lack of a desk is a deal breaker.
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Given the upmarket audience for the Caavo, the missing HDR is a deal breaker.
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That's going to be a deal-breaker for a lot of people (myself included).
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It is a circuit breaker that has received support from the country's Labor party.
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Most Wall Street analysts, however, had concluded that the breach wasn't a deal breaker.
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But the deal breaker for me is all that packaging and ice pack nonsense.
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I do not like to use toilet stools as an ice breaker at parties.
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Not a complete deal-breaker but suggests a cooling of enthusiasm (see also: ). Derp.
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The ride quality is intense and could be a deal breaker for some people.
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The thesis, entitled "Innovations in Spanish economic diplomacy", is hardly an academic ground-breaker.
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Just remember to label all your circuit breaker switches right the first time around.
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If the professional does have a disclosure, it may not be a deal breaker.
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And to her horror, someone cut all of the wires on her circuit breaker.
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The deal-breaker probably would been that it was crypto anarchist lunch — minor detail.
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Is it a deal breaker if we won't rename the company Papa Lil Jon's?
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Embracing sexual attraction to whomever catches your interest isn't about being a rule-breaker.
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I have sad news for you on this Tuesday, aka Circuit Breaker Live day.
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We've had a good run, and Circuit Breaker the gadget blog will still exist.
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"Chain Breaker" — Zach Williams; Mia Fieldes, Jonathan Smith & Zach Williams, songwriters Best Gospel Album
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Who needs a hero when you have such a rich and complex rule-breaker?
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It's also an Android phone, which is probably a deal-breaker for Apple aficionados.
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Dave Franco had an unusual deal breaker when it came to choosing a wife.
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For more gadgets, check out the full episode of Circuit Breaker Live on YouTube.
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It's Tuesday again, and you know what that means: Circuit Breaker Live on YouTube.
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The test will reveal whether he is a rule-breaker or a rule-keeper.
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It's Circuit Breaker Live, we can't guarantee that all these gadgets will work perfectly.
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She serves as co-founder and CTO of a podcast app company called Breaker.
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Why it works: If you're looking for a sexting ice-breaker, this is it.
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This makes the breaker box an ideal place from which to manage energy use.
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The system monitors the entire home by using sensors installed in the circuit breaker.
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Laziness is an absolute deal-breaker for Jackson, who values hard work and determination.
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If you loved the heyday of gadget blogs, you're going to love Circuit Breaker.
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The most important thing is that you like Circuit Breaker on Facebook, bookmark theverge.
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The Trail Blazers own the tie-breaker should the teams finish with identical records.
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Brick Breaker II Turbo - This genre was a breakout hit in the '90s. 6.
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However, Trump was a deal-breaker for everyone, not just for more progressive users.
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All the while the next major on the schedule, Combo Breaker 2018, loomed overhead.
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I suggested having some deal-breaker questions you'd have to agree on, as well.
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A trade halt in China due to a circuit breaker also shook global markets.
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Luckily, Aldrin jerry-rigged the breaker by pushing the button in using a pen.
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Initially, this makes it gross enough to be a deal-breaker for many viewers.
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No single charge was a deal breaker, but over time the damage was large.
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If you prefer to rent your clothes, this may not be a deal breaker.
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But with some effort and understanding, money doesn't have to be a deal breaker.
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If your partner cheated on you multiple times, sorry, but that's a deal-breaker.
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All generations agreed that bringing a doll to bed would be a deal breaker.
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Edge still doesn't offer browser extensions, which may be a deal breaker for some.
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If a financial adviser's pricing doesn't align with your requirements, that's a deal-breaker.
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Mr. Scheer's vocation was frequently a deal breaker once a woman learned of it.
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Sure, she gets to drop the whip and call herself the Breaker of Chains.
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"It's not a deal breaker that they're not going to allow porn," he said.
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Taylor Swift included on the cover of Time as a "Silence Breaker" is sickening.
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It was the third time in the last week a circuit breaker was triggered.
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" — Jem Stewart, Halifax, Nova Scotia "If it's not a deal-breaker, let it go.
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Alexander McQueen was known as a rule-breaker before his untimely death in 2010.
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Yet the biggest deal breaker, according to respondents, was lying about an academic degree.
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That's not exactly a deal breaker, but it is a bit of an annoyance.
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The Normal Party: Donald Trump is a chaos candidate, a flagrant breaker of taboos.
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As a general rule, anything involving the words "skull breaker" should probably be avoided.
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But Lorenzo has not been a normal storm — it has been a record-breaker.
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Whether out of ignorance or by deliberate choice, Neil Gorsuch is a norm breaker.
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Republicans can only lose two votes and still have Pence act as tie-breaker.
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"While I don't like it, it's not a deal breaker for me," he said.
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Hasbro has other new games coming, including Chow Crown, Speech Breaker and Awkward Hugs.
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"Dairy was a deal-breaker," the President said, surrounded by the US negotiating team.
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Wednesday marked the fourth time in a week that a circuit breaker was triggered.
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If the vote is a tie, Vice President Pence will become the tie-breaker.
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Channeling Jeff Flake's furrowed brow, this music industry friend of mine said all the right things on television about Ford, a Silence Breaker he's never met, but he has said nothing to me, the Silence Breaker he's known for more than 15 years.
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For instance, I'd prefer someone who doesn't smoke cigarettes, but it's not a deal breaker — Match lets you specify that preference exactly, and if you choose "This is a deal breaker," they won't give you potential matches that had that in their answers.
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" The made-up researcher also said that almost no one uses apples, grapes, or peaches as fake phones, though The Onion notes, "a pear remains the most popular fruit to say "Breaker, breaker!" into and then imitate the static of a CB radio.
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I'm like, "This is not like breaker one," whatever the hell the breaker ... People thought your AOL IM thing was gonna ... Now that actually is ... I think we can say AOL instant messenger was the CB radio of tech, how 'bout that?
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What is the deal breaker: infidelity, addiction, won't go to mother-in-law's for Christmas?
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The leader of the pack, our personal driver, and the breaker-inner of our parents.
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Daenerys is not a uniter; she is the breaker, the burner, the scourge, the scythe.
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A new Kratos was revealed Monday as the ice-breaker to Sony's stacked E3 keynote.
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In a just world, every single one of them would have been a deal breaker.
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It's not a deal-breaker, but I preferred the G4 Plus's more natural display calibration.
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Lastly, the charging cord could be a little longer, but it's not a deal breaker.
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"Well, it's a tie-breaker … boys win!" says Spelling in the video shared with E!
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She's not just any queen, she's the Mother of Dragons, and the Breaker of Chains.
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But there are a couple trends we're especially excited for from a Circuit Breaker perspective.
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But if that's not a deal-breaker, the Beats X are exactly what Apple promises.
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We'll be doing our usual, high-quality stuff, including some scrappy experiments on Circuit Breaker.
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Is it too early to call Bella Thorne the social media boundary-breaker of 2017?
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If you hit up Circuit Breaker on Facebook Messenger, you'll be talking to a robot.
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While Blackburn says Trump's comments were "indefensible," she does not consider them a deal-breaker.
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The second quarter of 103 was another record-breaker for mobile app downloads and revenue.
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The first half of the matrimonial saga was a record-breaker in its own right.
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Her grandfather gave her a window breaker but she was unable to break the glass.
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Circuit Breaker Live, Tuesdays at 4PM ET. We'll see you there — hit that reminder button.
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We ran through all of these products on the latest episode of Circuit Breaker Live.
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We took a look at the speakers in the latest episode of Circuit Breaker Live.
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Finally, a shout-out to the little-understood (and sometime maligned) stock circuit breaker system.
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A newly installed circuit breaker stops trading for 15 minutes when losses hit 5 percent.
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"I wonder if her age is going to be a deal breaker," one girl says.
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Battery life, along with the webcam, might be the other deal-breaker for some, however.
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No headphone jack on the Mi 9 might be a deal breaker for some though.
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The halt was the first implementation of the new circuit breaker rule announced in September.
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But having a larger body is not a deal-breaker — though it may seem so.
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"A breaker must have blown, because the power went out in my room," he recalled.
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"Have you read 'Option B'?" will be a go-to ice breaker for a while.
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The news caused Mothers index futures to trigger a circuit breaker and halt trade temporarily.
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In short, use this feature sparingly: It can be a deal-breaker or a disaster.
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Now, though, the circuit-breaker makes those lurches permanent, until the next trading day begins.
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In testing the Android version, those changes were occasionally noticeable, but never a deal breaker.
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Idk. Last night, Keef dropped a track from Thot Breaker called "Get Sleep" vis WSHH.
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The Hong Kong stock exchange introduced a circuit breaker that halts trading in volatile conditions.
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Ivanka is getting preferential treatment, but that's not necessarily considered a deal-breaker in China.
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At first take, the $1,000 starting price for the phone feels like a deal-breaker.
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A TechCrunch editor will moderate the judging and cast the tie-breaker ballot, if needed.
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Not a deal-breaker, by any means, of course — just a sign of their heritage.
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If Mr. Branch was a racial barrier breaker, it had not been his original objective.
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Apparently, the wood is so hard it is called an "ax breaker" by the locals.
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Without Burr, Tillis and any Democrats, Dourson would need a Vice President Pence tie-breaker.
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Incentives are going to be a tie-breaker, not the primary driver of a decision.
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Get caught lying about something, which 69 percent of employers deem an instant deal breaker.
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To some on the island, any federal oversight board at all is a deal-breaker.
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A TechCrunch editor will moderate the judging and cast the tie-breaker ballot if needed.
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Why wasn't the fact that he's got [sexual assault allegations] against him a deal breaker?
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A TechCrunch editor will moderate the judging, and cast the tie-breaker ballot, if needed.
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She switched alliances and forced the dramatic tie-breaker — though the move didn't help her.
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Stocks tripped a circuit breaker on both days after the S&P 500 fell 7%.
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For the majority of folks, the pricing is already going to be a deal breaker.
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He is a brooding artist and rule-breaker convinced that they are breathing borrowed air.
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A key market-wide circuit breaker will trip once the S&P 500 falls 7%.
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I think losing your home state is a deal breaker if you're running for president.
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The massive sell-off triggered a key market circuit breaker minutes after the opening bell.
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The massive sell-off triggered a key market circuit breaker minutes after the opening bell.
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The nation's sole bourse operator said the circuit breaker was activated at 12:05 p.m.
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This wasn't a deal breaker, but light sleepers should bring earplugs to eliminate any disruptions.
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She was a feminist leader, corporate path-breaker and spiritual superempath all rolled into one.
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First, the attackers opened every circuit breaker in the transmission station, triggering the power outage.
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My deal breaker is [not having a sense of] humor and [grasping] sarcasm and irony.
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Bizarre subjects are no deal breaker for musicals; think human meat pies and philosophical felines.
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Randi Zuckerberg's favorite: cutting the circuit breaker at midnight on New Year's Eve in 1999.
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Republicans would not have even gotten to 22019 votes and Pence's tie-breaker without Sen.
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For protection, the movers had only poster-size rectangles of red plastic called breaker boards.
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Cole has told the Yankees that geography is a factor, but not a deal breaker.
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I prefer the camera on my Galaxy S8, but this really isn't a deal breaker.
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The S&P was down 6%, threatening to trigger a key exchange-mandated circuit breaker.
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Louie: No, but I used to use my mom's BlackBerry to play like Brick Breaker.
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He said that he would prefer one but that it wouldn't necessarily be a deal breaker.
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For Gallon Zhang, a Guangzhou-based iPhone XS Max user, that could be a deal breaker.
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"Well, it's a tie-breaker … boys win" the Beverly Hills, 90210 alum said in the clip.
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I know that I'm a jumping heels-to-butt closed guard breaker now, that's my game.
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OPEC sources told Reuters a deal excluding Iran is not ideal, but not a deal breaker.
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The tie-breaker will be played when the score reaches 12-12 in the fifth set.
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People are ready to bow down before Daenerys, the Breaker of Chains and Mother of Dragons.
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So you dive into bed, and then it happens — you run into a bedroom deal-breaker.
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The problem was on full display this week, as the new circuit breaker mechanism kicked in.
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In converse, lack of integrity is a deal breaker, even if everything else is a rocketship.
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For the things I need (RSS feeds, browser, Slack), none of this was a deal breaker.
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I played much better in the tie-breaker and got a lot of confidence from that.
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It's a minor quibble that is annoying, but not a total deal breaker by any means.
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Then we started Circuit Breaker Live and our producer Creighton tasked me with finding strange cases.
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In a victory lap, Nilay brought his Caavo review unit to Circuit Breaker Live last week.
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But the DUP has made it known that it sees the issue as a deal-breaker.
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So it's not exactly like a 25 minute loss of battery life is a deal breaker.
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Also, make sure to check out the rest of this week's episode of Circuit Breaker Live.
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Anthony also let the man know that his wind breaker was en route, free of charge.
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Another Tuesday is upon us, and yes, another episode of Circuit Breaker Live is here, too.
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That stance is not necessarily a deal breaker, said an investor who declined to be named.
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It's not a deal-breaker, however, and ultimately doesn't take away too much from the experience.
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The CSRC noted that the circuit breaker helped protect stockholders from bigger losses and tempered nerves.
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The lack of touch on the front screen is a bummer but not a deal breaker.
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The character was played by Ryan Reynolds in the 2016 live-action box office record breaker.
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Paul Miller has returned to The Verge to launch Circuit Breaker, the world's best gadget blog?
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Holding a driver's license issued by another state isn't a deal breaker, but certainly doesn't help.
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Reuters reported in January that Xiao, 57, had offered to resign following the "circuit-breaker" failure.
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That may have been a deal-breaker a few years ago, but they're non-issues today.
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That triggered another circuit breaker, prompting a suspension in trading for the remainder of the day.
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"Just get to 50 -- I can be the tie-breaker," Pence said during Limbaugh's radio show.
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But now, there's a dating deal-breaker that has divided nearly all of us: Donald Trump.
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Collins and Murkowski -- a potential deal-breaker for both -- who oppose limiting funds for the group.
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Similar to Angry Birds and Brick Breaker, both apps have a seemingly increased level of difficulty.
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Everyone's passing out from lack of oxygen as Monty utters the final step: flip the breaker.
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That's the same narrative Trump has for himself -- a china-breaker who freaks out the squares.
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All that said, the occasional whine from the Frigidaire window unit is hardly a deal breaker.
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A little debt (or a lot of certain kinds of debt) isn't always a deal breaker
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Trump was a dominant media personality and a well-known rule breaker and violator of taboos.
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But there are plenty of other ways to get a taste of Lee's latest boundary breaker.
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A known record-breaker, Hewitt reigns as the longest-running consecutive competitor in the Australian Open.
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Your financial differences aren't necessarily a deal breaker, especially because you're already (smartly) anticipating potential conflicts.
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After the stovetop grill tripped the main circuit breaker, we entertained the electrician in rudimentary French.
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You ate an entire cake in the video for "Breaker," which is only three minutes long.
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This doesn't have to be a deal-breaker, but it definitely needs to be dealt with.
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If they still decided to consume animal products, that would be a deal breaker for me.
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And they did it using a pirated copy of a law enforcement tool—Elcomsoft Phone Breaker.
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Then somebody tripped a circuit breaker in my grandfather's head, and he was plunged into darkness.
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The Korea Exchange briefly suspended trading in Seoul after markets there plummeted, tripping a circuit breaker.
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"If I get corona, I get corona," Brady Sluder, a Spring Breaker from Ohio, told Reuters.
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Terry Gross says that "Tell me about yourself" is the only ice-breaker you'll ever need.
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My deal breaker is when a person is rude to waiters or is a messy eater.
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TikTok has banned a viral stunt called the "skull-breaker challenge" after teens experienced serious injuries.
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Respondents were also asked how much student debt would be a deal-breaker in a partner.
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"A spy, maybe not so much, but a code breaker, that would be cool," he said.
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A big part of the cargo aboard the Benjamin Bowring, the expedition's ice-breaker, was books.
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It&aposs the country&aposs largest landowner and the ultimate maker and breaker of Egyptian presidents.
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It's a little messier to have to juggle two remotes, but it's hardly a deal-breaker.
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One thing that could be a deal breaker is the lack of a heart-rate monitor.
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It's not a record breaker for fewest number of words, but there aren't too many, either.
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Light sleepers should come prepared with earplugs or consider another option if that's a deal-breaker.
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"It's almost a deal breaker if they take a childish taboo viewpoint on marijuana," he said.
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In a vote that requires more than a simple majority, no tie-breaker would be required.
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"We packaged the metering controls and compute between the bus bar and the breaker," says Rao.
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Senate Democrats have said getting rid of the Part D caps would be a deal-breaker.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who essentially framed the tax as either a budget-maker or deal-breaker.
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They view it as a deal breaker, too big a price to get to two-thirds.
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Other features under development like "ice breaker" tweets, the Verge wrote, are also apparently intended to encourage more conversations on the site:Another feature that could roll out in the future is "ice breaker" tweets, which are supposed to help start a conversation about a specific topic.
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So go ahead, be a rule breaker and take a photo of the Eiffel Tower at night.
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The MateBook 13, astoundingly, does not support Thunderbolt 3, in what could be a major deal-breaker.
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Now, here are a few gadgets we've recently written about on Circuit Breaker to prove my point.
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We know that Wall Street remains a major Clinton funder and a serial breaker of the laws.
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Back then, the real 4.19 megahertz brick-breaker was precision-manufactured in Japan, and sold for $89.
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If a politician aligned with my conservatism completely but was pro-choice, it was a deal breaker.
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Xiao was known for introducing the widely criticised circuit-breaker mechanism meant to limit stock-market losses.
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"We kind of wanted like a place that we could hang out and express ourselves," says Breaker.
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Yesterday's episode of Circuit Breaker Live had a very HighQuality guest, none other than HQ's Scott Rogowsky!
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Experimental, unconventional, rebellious, and incredibly skillful, the beauty book rule-breaker is a true master of makeup.
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Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Breaker, Overcast, or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.
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But being the rule-breaker she is, a little Ecstasy was required to make the performance complete.
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He'd start in a high stance, side kick then use a leg breaker to stagger the opponent.
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Manetos Labs, a Swedish firm, is going even further than this, by developing a digital circuit-breaker.
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He had to install a sensor on each breaker and configure the system through an iPad app.
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He's a genre-breaker, and I can't wait for the ★ imitation albums to start coming out.
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Some saw the lighter side of the situation: Many are asking what the circuit breaker is about.
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A market decline that triggers a Level 1 or Level 2 circuit breaker before 3:203 p.m.
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Millbridge is a code breaker at the Pentagon whose boss steals all the credit for his work.
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Except that the rule ... The person they're thinking for a rule maker is actually a rule breaker.
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War Dogs' familiarity alone isn't a deal-breaker, but Phillips' belief that he's making daring commentary is.
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I think FUSE and Circuit Breaker are very good, and there are too many to pick from.
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Read MoreChina's new circuit breaker may have worsened drop Another Fed official, Loretta Mester, had similar comments.
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The financial markets recovered some ground, however, after China said the circuit breaker itself would be suspended.
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On the next possession, Burrow threw the record-breaker on an 8-yard pass to Justin Jefferson.
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I am a board-certified infectious disease physician and an unashamed and unrepentant "5 Second Rule" breaker.
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The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, however, said China would suspend the circuit breaker as of Friday.
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I'm very excited to announce the launch of Circuit Breaker, a new gadget blog from The Verge.
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Well-placed sources tell me that Nilay Patel will have more to say about Circuit Breaker soon.
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It triggered newly-introduced circuit breaker, halting trade in Chinese shares for the second time this week.
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The brutal math: Assuming Vice President Pence as the tie-breaker, Republicans can only lose 2 senators.
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Battery life isn't really a deal-breaker here, so I'm willing to commend the Blade for it.
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While an exemption for Iran is not ideal, it is not a deal-breaker, OPEC sources said.
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"It is meant to be a circuit breaker — just in case the people go crazy," he wrote.
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If that's a deal-breaker, the company does offer a few detachable options, like the Pavilion x2.
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LG: We're not calling them CBs, it's reserved for Circuit Breaker, our gadget blog at the Verge.
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Bad numbers are the top deal breaker in M&A, so get it right from the outset.
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His expansion of the notoriously racist stop-and-frisk program is a complete and nonnegotiable deal breaker.
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For one thing, the shooting largely feels terrible, which is somewhat of a deal breaker for Doom.
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The Iraqi-British ground-breaker harnessed complex design software to create startling forms that won international acclaim.
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Kavanaugh, a conservative justice, is seen as a potential tie-breaker to overturn the landmark Roe v.
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And the character himself is, of course, the kind of blithe rule-breaker children love hearing about.
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The acts include a bone breaker, a sword swallower, a fire eater and a yo-yo master.
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World-renowned record-breaker Ashrita Furman peeled and ate six hard-boiled eggs in just a minute.
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Famous record-breaker Andre Ortolf ate almost an entire jar's worth of peanut butter in 1 minute.
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Cabelus completed 20 back flips in a row to earn the title of Guinness World Record-breaker.
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Trading had been halted for an hour after a 275 percent drop triggered a circuit-breaker mechanism.
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Another was called the "quiebrapatas," or the "leg-breaker," because it maimed rather than killed its victim.
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If not, it's up to you to decide whether perpetual lateness is a deal-breaker for you.
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That's a deal-breaker for some folks, but I assure you: It's OK to let them go.
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The two indexes had earlier halted trading temporarily after the Sensex fell 10%, triggering a circuit breaker.
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P.S.G. bought Neymar to be their superstar, their game-breaker, because being smarter was not quick enough.
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That should give you enough feedback to know if you have a deal breaker in your deck.
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SA: A lot of women who discovered what your boyfriend did would consider it a deal breaker.
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For this reason alone, Zach Williams's "Chain Breaker," nominated for best contemporary Christian music album, is refreshing.
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Trading halted on Wall Street for 15 min as first circuit breaker is triggered following 7% drop.
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It was the first time the circuit breaker had been set off in more than 20 years.
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It charges over Micro USB, too, which may or may not be a deal-breaker for you.
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The "Deal breaker?" here is a NARC because the officer is supposedly breaking up a drug deal.
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The house was perched on a cliff, a location my husband instantly saw as a deal breaker.
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But Mickelson played his Presidents Cup foursomes match, a record breaker, primarily for an audience of three.
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This book makes one feel like a detective, a code-breaker revealing curious truths about language, i.e.
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That's a $20,000-plus difference from the average deal-breaker amount for those wouldn't consider it — $69,021.
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In September of that year, regulators announced plans for a circuit breaker program to limit stock drops.
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The chili is the bean-and-ground-beef kind, which for some Texans is a deal breaker.
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It's not a deal-breaker, but using these in your daily life, as intended, is a commitment.
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If teams are tied in points after the second group stage, tie-breaker matches will be played.
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So far, the Family Act has minimal Republican support, and the deal breaker is the tax increase.
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There's no hands-free or remote lock / unlock option, which might be a deal-breaker for many.
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Although she's along for the ride, Ella is never fully converted into a rule-breaker like Lola.
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The digital circuit breaker is just one key step in the process of digitizing the electricity system.
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The Scorpion's low-riding design would definitely take some getting used to, but it wasn't deal-breaker.
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But with a tax victory so close, they said the tweak would not be a deal breaker.
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But he is also a game breaker, the kind of player who makes the spectacular seem routine.
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This wouldn't often be a deal breaker, as public speaking skills aren't commonly associated with software development.
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The breaker was formed by a group of men filled with steroids and wearing too-tight shirts.
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LG: It's like the wolf in ... Louie: Came out of the womb and started playing Brick Breaker.
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While Piper may look like a rule breaker, lucky for owner Edwards, he always follows that #1 rule.
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And while they may be frustrated by the lack of flexibility surrounding autoplay, it's not a deal-breaker.
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Everyone who reads this website, The Verge, and this blog, Circuit Breaker, should know my feelings on pods.
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To us, that somewhat odd aftertaste isn't a deal-breaker, but it is something to be aware of.
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PENCE, ASKED IF UK'S USE OF HUAWEI WAS A DEAL BREAKER IN POSSIBLE TRADE DEAL, SAYS WE'LL SEE
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He knows something happened that caused an internal circuit breaker to pop, leaving them in permanent survival mode.
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Bengston embodies the California cool aesthetic — his lifestyle (surfer, motorcyle-racer, rule-breaker) is interconnected with his work.
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Yes, Circuit Breaker Live is a live show, and it's shot live, and you can watch it live.
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But the wholesome thirst memes of Instagram can be the ice breaker for having productive conversations about sex.
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November 21.71 was a record breaker for the #AppStore – the highest monthly sales ever in App Store history!
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This might be a deal-breaker for those trying to squeeze every last dollar out of their sale.
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Against that, his recent pull-out of the Iran nuclear deal makes him look like a deal-breaker.
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Here's all the episodes from our Circuit Breaker Live show, streaming on Twitter every Tuesday at 4pm ET!
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Two decades of movies, literature, and lyrics have ingrained those words in my mind as a deal breaker.
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Christian Egenolff's 1531 treatise, Der altenn Fechter, contains instructions for head-butting, strangle holds, and a 'back-breaker.
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You told us, and we listened: we're taking Circuit Breaker Live, everyone's favorite live gadget show, to YouTube.
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"Bodak Yellow" record breaker Cardi B was one of the most highly anticipated performers at the 2018 Grammys.
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Here, inside, at The Verge HQ, we're prepping for our usual Tuesday thing: Circuit Breaker Live on YouTube.
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Go deeper: TESS finds its first Earth-sized world Radiation may not be a deal breaker for life
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Image by ESAThis grainy black-and-white image may not look like much, but it's a record-breaker.
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These people, naturally and sensibly conservative, tend to be more in tune with mechanical than digital breaker systems.
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These deals help draw in the crowds, making Prime Day a constant record-breaker in terms of sales.
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The circuit breaker has cut off liquidity with no counter parties to trade with, best to drop it.
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Twice this week, Chinese trading was halted when drops of more than 7 percent triggered a circuit breaker.
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The Shanghai composite plunged nearly 7 percent before triggering a circuit breaker and halting trade for the day.
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An overnight drop in Chinese stocks that triggered a circuit breaker under a new rule also pressured sentiment.
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"If I spent a lot of time in that location, it would be a deal-breaker," he said.
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It's all still going to be there — Circuit Breaker just lets us add more gadgets to the mix.
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The event also included an ice breaker and discussion session where participants could get to know one another.
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The Shanghai index had its worst day since the suspension of the circuit breaker rule in early January.
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The opening drop in the Brazilian stock market triggered a circuit breaker on the Bovespa exchange, Bloomberg reported.
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The new record breaker was found by multiplying two by itself 74,207,281 times, and then subtracting one. Simple.
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That's perhaps a deal-breaker in terms of dumping all other travel apps in favor of Lambus alone.
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It's called Circuit Breaker, and you can read about its origin and purpose in The New York Times.
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In the event of tie after 25 rounds, the speller with the highest tie-breaker score would win.
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Serling and his bookend monologues act as a kind of central circuit breaker to the Twilight Zone's horrors.
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There's also no volume control on the headphones, which is a bummer but not a major deal breaker.
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Even for young, progressive churchgoers, his support of abortion rights "still may be a deal breaker," Jewett noted.
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For the ultra-wealthy, an extra tax during closing isn't going to be a deal-breaker, Fox explained.
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Check out some photos and make sure this won't be a deal-breaker for you before you upgrade.
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That proved to be a deal breaker for many buyers, who viewed it as insufficient for everyday driving.
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Breaker wants to sign exclusive deals to distribute the best premium podcasts and charge users $6 per month.
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Not only is it a huge problem in their work dynamic, but they've discovered their first deal breaker.
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As a BREAKER investigation, we'd ask to pay for coverage of an ICO, and see who said yes.
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"Roland Garros was the ice breaker and this win is now making history," Comaneci said with a laugh.
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Lindsey had already decided Valerie was a "shitty dog owner," but the meth smuggling was a deal breaker.
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Not updating this key document could be a deal breaker if you arrive at the airport gate unprepared.
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In 2000, Murdock sold the home to financier Gary Winnick for a reported $94 million — another record-breaker.
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He said there had been discussions with one would-be buyer, but the deal breaker was the elevator.
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And it ramps up even higher in elimination rounds, where penalty kicks are deployed as a tie-breaker.
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The water has only rise to outlet-level in one room, so we've only turned off one breaker.
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Minutes after the open stocks dropped 8% , triggering a "circuit breaker" and a 15 minute halt in trading.
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Trading was halted for 15 minutes shortly after the open after a so-called circuit breaker was triggered.
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During regular hours, market trading halts could occur at "three circuit breaker thresholds" on the S&P 500.
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Neither the agoraphobe nor the clueless spring breaker offer us the best path forward out of all this.
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Just before midnight, they used it to open every circuit breaker in a transmission station north of Kyiv.
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The second measure, called a "circuit breaker," would limit tax bills to a certain percentage of household income.
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That's in part because it would maintain the private insurance industry, which is a deal breaker among progressives.
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Still, the Skull Breaker challenge — and dangerous social media stunts attempted by young kids — predates the TikTok app.
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The Skull Breaker Challenge is just one in a long line, and it's unlikely to be the last.
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The app requires access to the photos on your phone, which may be a deal breaker for some.
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The first such circuit breaker kicks in when the falls at least 7 percent, what's called level 215.
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With 2 minutes 23 seconds left, 8.73 seconds later, the record-breaker, with both Hill and Moore defending.
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The first such circuit breaker kicks in when the falls at least 7 percent, what's called level 1.
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Especially since she has been positioning herself as something of a tradition breaker by remaining in New York.
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It isn't a deal-breaker just make sure if you get one you have the service bulletin performed.
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Everyone will get three "dates" during which they'll be shown an ice-breaker question to start the conversation.
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The New Zealand comedy "The Breaker Upperers" adds some welcome irreverence to the homogenized mix of Netflix comedies.
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That is, a swimmer might simply duck underwater to escape most of the force of an approaching breaker.
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"Tre and I love each other unconditionally and don't see any physical factors as a deal breaker," she says.
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If last season is any indication, Dany wants to add Breaker of Westerosi Political Wheels to her many titles.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, British code-breaker and mathematician Alan Turing, who cracked Nazi Germany's secret encrypted Enigma code, was dyslexic.
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Breaker is another top new podcast listening app, while PodBean and Buzzsprout are a few other affordable hosting options.
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And no one wants to play a tie-breaker or settle for a one-and-done wild-card spot.
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"It's like an ice breaker," said Bloom, who is also senior vice president of integrated marketing for SheKnows Media.
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And Trump acknowledged as much at his news conference announcing the agreement: "Dairy was a deal-breaker," he said.
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But what likely drew Corbally to him was that Broady was another rule breaker, and had been for decades.
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They're calling it 'breakdancing,' which every breaker in the world knows is an artificial term that the media created.
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Under the circuit-breaker rule suspended later Thursday, trading was stopped for 15 minutes when losses hit 5 percent.
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America has come to see China as a strategic rival—a malevolent actor and a rule-breaker (see Briefing).
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It would be ironic if a politician who claims to be a mould-breaker offers more of the same.
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Here's a fun, flirty ice breaker for your next dinner party: The person on the Cholula hot sauce bottle?
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That apparently wasn't enough to satisfy Swift, though whatever the current deal-breaker is, it's a secret for now.
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Hardly a deal-breaker, but it does show HTC was either unwilling or unable to push the design further.
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I brought the Colgate E1, the Sonicare DiamondClean Smart, and the Playbrush on Circuit Breaker Live to find out.
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Unlike Botwin and White, Whiteman is not a law breaker ... except in the eyes of the U.S. federal government.
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A circuit breaker mechanism introduced in January by Liu's predecessor Xiao Gang was dismantled after only a few days.
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That's simple enough, but seeing as how he's seemingly always on the road, it could be a deal-breaker.
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The inability to easily charge while listening is a mild annoyance, but not close to being a deal-breaker.
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Some of those same bounties are going to be an opportunity for you to own your new Ice Breaker.
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China's securities regulator said Thursday it would suspend its circuit-breaker system that led to the halts this week.
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Some saw the positive side: Does the circuit breaker have anything to do with the slump in A-shares?
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The cause of the fire was a circuit breaker failure at the substation, PG&E spokesman Paul Doherty said.
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Chances are that progress on these issues will be the circuit breaker that could turn sentiment around in spring.
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Given that both of these encounters were incredibly competitive decisions, the grounds for a tie-breaker are certainly there.
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Plus, if a photo is really a deal-breaker, you probably don't want to be with that person anyways.
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Read MoreChina's new circuit breaker may have worsened drop U.S. data released Monday morning reaffirmed concerns about global manufacturing.
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The idea of a wife making more than her husband is no longer considered to be a deal-breaker.
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More troubling is the complaint filed in 2014, that breaker panels in the apartment complex weren't up to code.
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For iPhone users who use Google Maps or Waze to navigate while driving, this was often a deal-breaker.
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This overloaded my RV spot breaker and caused the lights to go out and the water to get cold.
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The Clinton backer's ace of clubs beat the Sanders fan's six of hearts -- and Clinton won the tie breaker.
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The bill needs at least 50 votes to pass, and in the end, Pence could be the tie-breaker.
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But Peele also wrote the screenplay for the film, which makes it a record breaker for Black writer-directors.
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This last scene of Chuck telling Wendy that her working for Axe is a deal breaker broke my heart.
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In my opinion, expressing a relaxed nature through your outfit can be a deal breaker for many hiring managers.
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Circuit Breaker editor Paul Miller ordered me a ridiculous bejeweled phone case from an Amazon store called Mavis's Diary.
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The resulting book deal for Second World War was a record breaker, landing him $27.5 million in contemporary value.
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Khalidov's love of right leg spinning kicks means that the right front kick matches up as a balance breaker.
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Neither feature is a deal-breaker (or deal-maker), and I don't find myself using either one very often.
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This scary situation almost came to pass: Before lift-off, Aldrin discovered that a crucial circuit breaker had broken.
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It's not going to be the Swift's big selling point, but neither is it any sort of deal breaker.
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An average EDM spring-breaker would probably attend this mix of live performances and DJ sets and leave crying.
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Daenerys has ruled in multiple cities, albeit cities she took by force as a white savior Breaker of Chains.
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She was the kind but steel-hearted "Breaker of Chains" who could broker peace with barbarians and slaves alike.
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A combination of symbols, numbers, letters and colors reveal your station, which you need a code breaker to explain.
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Though several bidders have acknowledged running into what one called "hairy" issues, nothing has emerged as a deal breaker.
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For Banal-Estañol, this is not a deal-breaker as boycotts have been circumvented by Catalonia in the past.
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Boston is in for its second-worst flooding ever — and the last record-breaker was only two months ago.
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That's not a deal breaker, but it does detract from what's supposed to be a totally immersive viewing experience.
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It marks the second time this week that the new circuit breaker has halted trading in China's volatile markets.
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""If you've approached the topic and your partner becomes guarded or even defensive, this could be a deal-breaker.
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"If I get corona, I get corona," a Miami spring breaker had said in an interview with Global News.
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" The Times's Lawrence J. Quirk quoted him approvingly and wrote: "Dillman is an individualist and a breaker of rules.
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Before the latest change, the index had to drop by 10% or more before the circuit breaker kicks in.
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Trading was briefly halted after the market opened because the S&P 500 fell 7%, triggering a circuit breaker.
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The plunge, which occurred just after the market opened, triggered what's called a 'circuit breaker' that immediately halted trading.
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The S&P 3 was down 50% after a marketwide "circuit breaker" was tripped up just before 20 p.m.
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Washington (CNN) As it turns out, sexual harassment is actually not a deal-breaker for a good many voters.
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Is that a deal breaker for you as a solver, or is it just the cost of doing business?
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That could be a deal breaker for centrist Democrats who have fumed over Mulvaney's efforts to restrain the bureau.
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For comparison, that means Delta can deliver about 16 amps, or about as much as a standard residential breaker.
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The 4K display, like that weirdly placed holster for the pen, is more an inconvenience than a deal-breaker.
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China is our economic competitor, economic partner, source of talent and capital, geopolitical rival, collaborator and serial rule-breaker.
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It's the first Fender, he says, to have EL34 tubes in it (just like the Marshall blues breaker does).
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Vice President Pence broke records and played a pivotal role as a tie-breaker in the Senate during 2017.
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The British four time Grammy Award winner also takes the "Official Chart Record Breaker Award" with the most no.
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With 6900 seats and Vice President Pence as a tie-breaker, they could only afford to lose two senators.
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Briana Jungwirth says she'll strike a custody deal with Louis Tomlinson, but his new girlfriend is a deal breaker.
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With four record prices and an overall value of €372.8 million, Picasso's the art world's most prolific record breaker.
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In particular, look at those Circuit Breaker numbers — most of the content posted to the Circuit Breaker Facebook page never makes it to The Verge's website, but it's still way out ahead of YouTube and our custom player, all of which get boosted when we embed them on article pages on the web.
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The circuit-breaker system, used for the first time on Monday and scrapped Thursday night, was tripped twice this week.
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We're taking Circuit Breaker, The Verge's gadget blog, and bringing it to Twitter as an hour-long weekly live show.
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That's a deal-breaker for me, especially when it comes to preserving the internal health of the laptop over time.
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Actor and understudy Michael Lee Brown stood in for Tony-winning Platt as the titular arm-breaker for Wednesday's matinee.
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Making new friends can be really scary for college freshmen, but with an ice breaker like What Do You Meme?
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LG: It might have a touch bar ... LG: A touch bar, that is not a deal-breaker for most people.
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Firefighters said a breaker box was pulling too much outside power, which caused a spark in an outlet, Borden says.
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It's a long, 45-minute subway commute from Manhattan, which could be a deal breaker for those who work there.
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The OP3.53T also doesn't have an official rating for water-resistance either, which could be a deal breaker for some.
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Dubai (CNN)Tucked away in a boatyard in Dubai's historical shipbuilding quarter, "Jadaf" is a record breaker in the making.
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But Caavo functions a little differently than other remotes, and I'll admit that its methodology could be a deal breaker.
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The lag was definitely annoying, but in the context of a long workout I wouldn't call it a deal-breaker.
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The severity was moderate, the CDC reported, but it was record-breaker as the longest flu season in a decade.
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Here's why the MateBook 13 is a great laptop, and why the lack of Thunderbolt 3 is a deal-breaker:
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Most people will be happy with the MateBook 13, but the USB-C thing is a deal-breaker for some.
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John Callas, the project manager for Opportunity, likened it to someone turning off their circuit breaker at home every night.
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Many streaming media players do come with a remote, but this isn't always a deal breaker for high-quality streaming.
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Take the so-called circuit breaker mechanism, a newly installed measure that halts trading when losses reach a certain threshold.
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The Aurora's design is far simpler and doesn't even require turning off the power at the circuit breaker to install.
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It's not a deal-breaker, but it was something noticeable, especially when running some apps extended across the two displays.
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I later argued that, actually, they're very much alive — just look at all the gadgets we want on Circuit Breaker.
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They've done some climate change calculation, and witnessed mass murder against Muslim people, and decided Trump is their deal-breaker.
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AI might pinpoint atypical clauses in contracts, for example, but it cannot decide if the anomaly is a deal-breaker.
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So below, you'll find the missing channels for each service that might fall into deal-breaker territory for some people.
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When TIME selected her as a silence-breaker, she gave a brief interview about her harassment case and nothing more.
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KFC loves a good PR stunt, and Circuit Breaker is cool with them so long as they cleverly involve gadgets.
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We did note in our review that some viewing angles compromised appearances, but it wasn't a deal breaker for us.
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As far as complaints go, that isn't a deal breaker — particularly not when Deadpool 2 does so many things right.
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Without a doubt, radical life extension will present a host of problems, but nothing qualifies as a true deal breaker.
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Today's the last Circuit Breaker Live on YouTube, and no, we're not going back to Twitter or anything like that.
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In the issue, Trump, 69, was honored as a "ferocious leader" and "rule breaker" by Congresswoman Renee Ellmers (R-NC).
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It's a problem that will obviously have to be fixed, but the researchers are confident it's not a deal breaker.
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Season two of Circuit Breaker Live is almost over, so you have to enjoy the show while you still can.
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Rasa, who asked not to reveal his last name, thought the payment method was strange, but not a deal-breaker.
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He left New York to see family in St. Louis, without telling hizzoner ... and that could be a deal breaker.
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A circuit breaker responds faster than a fuse, and can also be reset manually instead of having to be replaced.
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Here's one of the issues with the MateBook's design that may be a deal-breaker for some: the webcam placement.
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Colorado lost 173-2 to the Los Angeles Dodgers (91-72) on Monday in the NL West tie-breaker game.
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IMO, Ipsy's beauty quiz is just more user-friendly and fun to take, but this is not a deal breaker.
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He told me that when he was 2, he asked his parents for a circuit breaker panel for his birthday.
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The restrictions were announced as stocks tumbled 7 percent half an hour into trade, triggering a newly-introduced circuit breaker.
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The Podcast App pitched the exact same product and strategy as Breaker, which debuted at YC exactly a year ago.
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It's not a deal breaker, but it just didn't feel as fluid as the experience on Amazon's more expensive Kindles.
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Why it matters: Yancey's victory in the tie-breaker lets the GOP hang onto their slim control of the chamber.
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Circuit Breaker is the new gadget blog from your friends at The Verge, including original Verge co-founder Paul Miller.
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I'm even more excited to announce that Paul Miller has returned to The Verge to help us launch Circuit Breaker.
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On Thursday, the circuit breaker kicked in after 29 minutes of trading, when the CSI300 plunged more than 7 percent.
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After their breakup, Ariana made it clear ... his substance abuse had been a deal breaker in their 2-year relationship.
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With 52 seats and Vice President Pence as a tie-breaker, they could only afford to lose two senators. Sen.
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Their breakout music video, "Tonight's Tonight" is sure to be a number one hit and a Guinness World Record breaker.
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Wolfgang and Breaker share a room, so I utilized a small space inside their closet for their abundance of shoes.
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It acted after stocks tumbled 7 percent in Shanghai, triggering a circuit breaker for the second time in a week.
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For Magnus Carlsen, it was pushing the game to a tie-breaker, where the rules were more in his favor.
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Everything he touches or is associated with is the biggest or the best or a record-breaker of some sort.
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The Shanghai and Shenzhen indexes were 22018% and 210% higher by Friday afternoon after China scrapped its circuit-breaker system.
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It's not a deal breaker, but it could be confusing to see your iPhone die with a green battery indicator.
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This is only something I noticed and isn't a deal breaker by any means, at least I don't think so.
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However, there's a deal deal-breaker: If you're on Verizon or Sprint, the OnePlus 6 isn't compatible with those networks.
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The ice breaker is apparently designed to help open the door in case it gets stuck in very cold weather.
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But in the first place, Trump is a comically uninhibited rule-breaker who boasts about making decisions by his gut.
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The fact that they didn't says something telling about what is, and is not, a deal breaker for conservative elites.
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Should any tie-breaker games be needed following the end of the regular season, those would be played on Sept.
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Fan described the circuit breaker, which froze trading when indexes moved 7 percent in either direction, as a "crackpot idea".
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Telegram's ICO was supposed to be a record-breaker to develop a platform that brings the decentralized internet to life.
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Stocks tripped a circuit breaker at the New York open, with the S&P 500 (SPX) falling more than 7%.
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In Hong Kong, the circuit breaker is based on a "reference price" — or the last traded price 25 minutes ago.
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Unlike the premarket "limits," circuit breaker halts apply only when equities sink; they do not stop trading for sharp rallies.
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He has also defended Canada's supply management program on dairy and insisted that a sunset clause is a deal breaker.
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We wouldn't recommend taking a conference call while transitioning from sitting to standing, but the noise isn't a deal-breaker.
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That&aposs another record-breaker for the holiday, knocking off the $110 million five-day gross "Catching Fire" brought in.
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That reflects a fascinating confluence of these two forces: the force of history and the force of the history-breaker.
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He returns to Everton a record-breaker and a history-maker, one of the most decorated players of his generation.
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A scary high tide happened late Friday morning but it only reached 14.67 feet -- close but not a record-breaker.
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But of course all of a sudden, being in a breaker, calls out for different play sometimes and different momentum.
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A Tinder survey found that seventy-one per cent of online daters consider political differences to be a deal breaker.
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Inside, the controls for things like the radio and seat adjustments are awkward and annoying, but not deal-breaker bad.
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I once went to an event where as an ice breaker we were asked for our name, and our sign.
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Also, even buildings described as "luxury" often didn't have in-unit washer and dryers, which she considered a deal-breaker.
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A caveat I'll add here is that it's not necessarily a deal-breaker if your company is declining in value.
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In this situation, Cohen says, it should not be a deal breaker if a company can't increase its salary offer.
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A 5 percent rise or fall in the CSI300 would trigger China's circuit breaker mechanism, which took effect on Monday.
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"Then I played a great breaker," Federer said, referring to the tiebreaker in which he did not lose a point.
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For example, if the apartment is perfect but "too noisy" is a deal breaker, she looks for a work around.
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The equipment sensed an 'abnormality' and decided to open a breaker which cut the power to the field for 34 minutes.
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In 2014's "Spine Breaker," BTS hit out at young people who are using their parents' money to buy expensive things.
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It's not a deal-breaker, but you will occasionally find yourself squinting and holding the handheld uncomfortably close to your face.
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John Mayer knows Kourtney Kardashian can't decide between him and Leonardo DiCaprio — but insists there's no need for a tie-breaker.
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"That was a deal breaker for me," says Ngunjiri, 29, who spent four years studying Mandarin in Nanning, south-west China.
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Don't worry though, Fox News has some other uses for the Wall Breaker other than just performing search and rescue missions.
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A subsequent scan performed by engineers with the National Geographic Society could not replicate Watanabe's results, prompting a "tie breaker" investigation.
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Now for all you Mac die-hards, the fact that the X Pro doesn't run macOS might be a deal breaker.
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In order to win, both need to maintain their brand personalities ("Breaker of Chains") to build and engage a loyal following.
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This led critics to condemn the ride-sharing company's "strike-breaker" action, and brought about the birth of the #DeleteUber hashtag.
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His upcoming exhibition at Matthew Marks, Ice Breaker, features all new work and is his largest show on the West Coast.
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While Blippi's sordid past as the "Harlem Shake Poop" guy might be eyebrow-raising, parents said it's not a deal breaker.
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Though she's been a prominent figure in #MeToo headlines since last fall Judd has actually been a silence-breaker for years.
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Though Mr Trump is sometimes compared to the White House's last big rule breaker, Richard Nixon, he appears much less competent.
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This might be a deal-breaker for some, but the rest of what the phone offers is impressive for the price.
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Correction January 9th, 6:35PM ET: This story initially stated that Twitter would begin testing status icons and ice breaker questions.
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There are less breast shield sizes available, too, which could potentially be a deal-breaker for larger- or smaller-chested women.
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Norway's Magnus Carlsen defeated Sergey Karjakin of Russia in a tie-breaker match to retain his title as world chess champion.
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The CTA called this year's show a "record breaker," with the largest aggregate show floor size in its 51-year history.
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The pinch of such tariffs and the shame of being labelled a rule-breaker are both supposed to ensure good behaviour.
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The Senate voted to open debate on repealing Obamacare on Tuesday, with Vice President Mike Pence acting as a tie-breaker.
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Reassess the situation and think, you know, is this a big enough deal breaker to not give this person a chance?
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That said, unlike our main pick, there's no Ethernet or MicroSD card slot, which might be a deal-breaker for some.
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As always here on Circuit Breaker, we love to talk about essential oils and to witness a true Kickstarter success story.
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I walked Paul and Nilay through a whole demo on Circuit Breaker Live this week, so watch above to learn more.
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For me, cursing onscreen wasn't a deal breaker, but I limit it to during rehearsals or when the cameras are rolling.
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Here's the thing about Jimmy McGill: By episode three of Better Call Saul's second season, we know he's a rule-breaker.
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PUBG never runs above 30 frames per second, and that wouldn't necessarily be a deal-breaker given the game's slow pace.
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A 53 percent stock drop triggered a circuit breaker, with Chinese markets open for less than half an hour in total.
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Suzhou Harmontronics Automation Technology Co Ltd , however, triggered its circuit breaker in the opposite direction, falling 30% from the market open.
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The Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges ended the trading session early after the CSI 1 dropped 7 percent, triggering a circuit breaker.
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I ended up calling the front office on my phone, and they just sent a maintenance person to flip the breaker.
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Dead silence, a critical tie-breaker kept alive as these two teams cajole for the top spot in the Eastern Conference.
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On the way down, he was the guiding force behind the adoption of a circuit-breaker mechanism intended to slow losses.
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"That's going to be controversial, but it's not a deal-breaker I don't think," said a source close to the process.
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" In court papers, Briganti called the accord an "ice breaker" that "serves as a potential catalyst for other defendants to settle.
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It was rescued by a Canadian ice breaker which happened to be deployed relatively close to the vessel at the time.
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"Khaleesi, breaker of chains, the First of Her Name, The Unburnt, Sipper of Tea, and Blocker of Shade:"Whatever they want.
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" The big picture: A former longtime Hill aide emailed after Trump's Iran speech with the subject line "deal breaker in chief?
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Among many achievements, the mathematician and wartime code-breaker proposed a test for whether a machine can be described as intelligent.
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After you give the show a listen, be sure to visit Circuit Breaker on its two homes: The Verge and Facebook.
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But the amount of effort you need to invest to break them open is a deal-breaker for many of us.
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It's no deal breaker, as I just adjust the headphones or take them off for a moment, but it's not perfect.
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However, if that isn't a deal-breaker for you, how about this: You could just leave all your electronics at home.
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This sounded less controversial and seemed more legally defensible, and it proved not to be a deal breaker for Republican leaders.
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That circuit breaker was a critical piece of machinery that would help the lunar module get back to Collins in orbit.
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You can watch the full episode of Circuit Breaker Live below, and catch us on YouTube every Tuesday at 4PM ET.
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His confrontation with the brutal slave-breaker Covey is still a model of "manhood," of self-assertion in defiance of death.
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When she's not busy representing the country at official royal engagements, Her Majesty is known to be quite the rule breaker.
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If one person is vegan, for instance, and the other loves steak, that might be a deal breaker for one party.
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King was a rule-breaker: He went to jail time and again in order to do what he believed was right.
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Putin interprets this as a sign that this isn't a deal breaker issue for you, so he'll want to address it.
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Image: redditor ghsNICKLike the Netflix bug, this new Blu-Ray bug isn't a deal breaker, but is definitely irritating and unattractive.
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The miscommunication led to an easy out; again the game ended in a tie, and Australia advanced on a tie-breaker.
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But Italy came back to secure victory with aces by Zaytsev and Juantorena in both the fourth set and tie-breaker.
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The game is already having an impact with people signing up in droves to compete at upcoming majors like Combo Breaker.
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It's 22PM, and I'm watching the Tekken 27 Grand Final at Combo Breaker, a fighting game tournament in St. Charles, Illinois.
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If it's just bigger dehumifiers to keep the ice surface from turning to slush, that's unlikely to be a deal breaker.
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US stocks joined the cascade lower in a magnitude that triggered circuit-breaker halts both premarket and within minutes of trading.
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Trading also halts on both the Dow and the Nasdaq when a circuit-breaker is triggered on the S&P 500.
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"If people are that amazed or impressed by it, does it really matter if it's not a record-breaker?" she said.
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Andreescu quickly ran out to a 26-21 lead in the breaker that she won comfortably to capture the first set.
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Elephant hunts are still legal there, but leaving behind the animal's tusks is a deal-breaker for most big-game enthusiasts.
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If you don't mind having a loud venue, a room with bad acoustics may not be a deal-breaker for you.
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A market trading halt occurs at "three circuit breaker thresholds" on the S&P 500 due to large declines and volatility.
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Stocks tanked on Monday, triggering a key market-wide "circuit breaker" designed to prevent the market from falling through the floor.
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Circuit breaker trips are more common on individual stocks (where similar rules apply), but market-wide trading halts are relatively rare.
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Trading also halts on both the Dow and the Nasdaq when a circuit-breaker is triggered on the S&P 500.
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TikTok has banned the viral 'skull-breaker' challenge after injuries to teens trying the stunt on both sides of the Atlantic.
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It was the second time the so-called circuit breaker kicked in this week and only the third time in history.
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The real kayfabe breaker is WWE, whose wrestlers are constantly talking about how good their "performances" are without any storyline purpose.
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Selling was so pronounced in the opening minutes that a market-wide circuit breaker was enacted, halting trading for 15 minutes.
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He deactivated the circuit breaker for that channel, labeled it with a piece of tape marked "inoperative," and logged the problem.
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Yet it is lacking one critical amenity, an absence that has become a deal breaker for some prospective clients: Wi-Fi.
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"I didn't want to be associated with the Trump campaign," said one, calling the Trump nomination a "deal breaker" for him.
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Graham said if Mueller found that Trump or his senior advisers colluded with Russia, it would have been a deal-breaker.
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DTS:X tracks are a lot less common than Dolby Atmos, however, so this shouldn't be a deal breaker for most buyers.
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Mr. Spoonauer of Tom's Guide also said the placement of the fingerprint sensor was not ideal, though not a deal breaker.
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To be sure, the forbidding expense of a four-year college education is a deal-breaker for many working-class students.
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There's one thing the Bose headphones can do that the Sonys don't, and it could be a deal-breaker for some.
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More than 3 in 4 Americans consider too much card debt a relationship deal breaker, according to personal finance site Finder.com.
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It's kind of like a short, pre-date ice-breaker before you potentially match and decide to meet in real life.
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However, the new all-powerful leader of Venezuela is a far cry from the TV series' "breaker of chains," Daenerys Targaryen.
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The survey also showed the president's base does not consider tying the border wall to DACA to be a deal breaker.
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Laura Belin, a close Iowa caucus observer, said she doesn't think being a billionaire self-funder is necessarily a deal-breaker.
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A circuit breaker halts trading across the U.S. stock exchanges for 19873 minutes and is meant to ensure orderly market behavior.
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It is worth bearing in mind that this survey was carried out in December, before the most recent circuit-breaker snafu.
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That wasn't an option with Felix Gray, but given the big difference in price, it's by no means a deal breaker.
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"The scrapping of the circuit breaker has given a little bump to risk appetite," said Owen Callan, senior analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald.
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Katalov did this using ElcomSoft's own "phone breaker" software, which allows you to download your iCloud data, including your old browsing records.
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This is an obvious deal breaker for women looking to meet other women, who now only show up at private house parties.
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Ice Breaker, the beloved exotic sniper rifle from Year One of Destiny known for its ability to regenerate ammo, is coming back.
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It says the record-breaker this year is a result of higher rainfall in the Midwest and heavier river flows than usual.
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Getting deplatformed means that the rule-breaker can no longer use that platform to share their thoughts or feelings with the world.
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More than any other questions, people said an answer other than "no" to either of those two inquiries was a deal breaker.
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The mainland Chinese stocks have had high volatility since then, including stock suspensions last summer and a circuit breaker fiasco in January.
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I was in the driver's seat; Ashley, the Circuit Breaker writer, sat shotgun; and Amelia, our staff photographer, perched in the back.
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The other feature Instagram is introducing is "ice breaker" tweets, which are supposed to help start a conversation about a specific topic.
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Daenerys looks closer to a porcelain doll than a fierce Mother of Dragons, Breaker of Chains, and whatever title she's adopted lately.
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I understand that this may be a deal breaker for some — in that case, Samsung's Galaxy S250 still has a headphone jack.
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No surprise that Jung would follow the beat of her own drum, being that Teigen is a bit of rule breaker herself.
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Dany can finally make good on her promise as the breaker of chains, by freeing the entire world of the White Walkers.
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There will be a range of interesting gadgets, so keep an eye on our dedicated Circuit Breaker section for all the latest.
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Lastly, the real deal-breaker to using the Blade 15 as an everyday laptop for me is its very poor battery life.
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We spoke with Natalia after the show (she was in L.A.) and she told us the kiss is NOT a deal-breaker.
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Though before proceeding, we'd need to ensure the CO2 won't leak out from those aquifers — if it does, that's a deal-breaker.
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The Cheddar news network's Opening Bell, The Verge's Circuit Breaker and BuzzFeed's MorningFeed will have shows on Twitter live video, as well.
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If you want more Circuit Breaker Live, feel free to check out last week's episode, which was all about the iPhone X.
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I don't consider it a deal-breaker, but I do feel the added weight on my shoulder when carrying the 920 around.
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It's my pleasure to inform you that Circuit Breaker Live, the live show we do every Tuesday on Twitter, was live. Yesterday.
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Depending on how many messages you send with pictures and other large files, it could be a deal-breaker in some situations.
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For instance, if smoking is a deal-breaker, the app wouldn't match you with someone who smokes to begin with, Goldman said.
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The Trump of the late-night acceptance speech was not the fire-breathing, NAFTA-destroying breaker of idols of the campaign trail.
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This isn't a deal breaker, but the Mavic Pro is definitely geared more towards the mobile, adventuring crew than the cinematographer hopefuls.
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"Hey Google, play NCAA March Madness on Westwood One" is also a somewhat cumbersome voice command, but that's not a deal-breaker.
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We also build in a breaker box for people to access electricity safely inside their homes, if that's an option for them.
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Even the main character's last name, which I thought was an affront to Russian common sense, might not be a deal breaker.
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I know a few people for whom that would be a deal breaker because of their own moral and ethical dietary choices.
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With matches against lower-tier teams, the spring split champions could wind up leapfrogging into third or forcing more tie-breaker games.
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Both actresses have been important voices in the #MeToo movement, with the latter being honored as a Silence Breaker by Time magazine.
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And since most people don't ever take tablets out of their homes anyway, this won't be a deal-breaker for most people.
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China's stock market regulator also scrapped a circuit breaker overnight that had halted trading twice since it came to force on Monday.
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This was at odds with the views of market commentators, who blamed the circuit breaker for exacerbating panic selling by retail investors.
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I honestly can't fathom why Sony made this decision (it's the same on the A9), but it certainly isn't a deal-breaker.
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In the event of a 50-50 tie, Vice President Mike Pence would have been able to serve as a tie-breaker.
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So today, let's travel back to 1987, as Hockey Night in Canada reminds us that this sport can be a heart-breaker.
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Ice breaker Across the world glaciers are in retreat, but not in the desert of north India, where an artificial glacier grows.
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Leah Culver, CTO of Breaker, says the new MacBook Pro has improved productivity in building new versions of the company's podcast app.
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Many months ago I looked at a photo with Circuit Breaker editor Paul Miller and we agreed that the photo was beautiful.
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"Back in the '50s and '60s, having different political party ideas was not a deal breaker at all in relationships," she said.
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In short, V-Moda might have a deal breaker, something more than a catch, which rests entirely on which color you choose.
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Then, during their 21 hours on the moon's surface, Aldrin discovered that a critical circuit breaker on the lunar module was broken.
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Yeah, yeah, storm born breaker of chains, whatever you say — we all thought we were going to rule the world one day.
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I brought the calculators onto Circuit Breaker Live this week, and played my heart out with a rousing rendition of "All Star".
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The Norwegian retained his title as world chess champion after beating the Russian challenger, Sergey Karjakin, in a four-game tie-breaker.
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For nontraditional industry teams, firms hypersensitive to cash flow, the instability caused by a continuing resolution can often be a deal breaker.
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Nor were these shortcomings a deal-breaker when Juicero pulled in another $100 million over the course of two subsequent funding rounds.
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Exactly. For me, the fuck dungeon is a deal breaker, the promise of its sanctity being the only condition of the sale.
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Website Podchaser and Breaker app bring a social component to discovery by letting users make their own playlists to share with friends.
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Honestly, if OnePlus can pull off this software update, it could resolve the only thing that's a deal-breaker on the 5T.
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Before that, the last circuit breaker was triggered over 20 years ago, when a trading was halted twice on October 27, 1997.
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"We're not worried about it — we've been drinking Coronas all day, bro," a South Padre spring breaker told local station KRGV-TV.
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At its center, a man-made island, built as a wave breaker, forms a tranquil lagoon surrounded by a raised tropical garden.
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In his Formula One heyday, Alonso was the sport's record-breaker, who had challenged — and beaten — Michael Schumacher, the seven-time champion.
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We also profile the gunman's father, a bank robber and jail-breaker who spent years on the F.B.I.'s most-wanted list.
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