I have to brief the fabric people, brief the leather people, brief the bags, brief the shoes.
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The pair's "get to know you" period was brief — shockingly brief.
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It's brief â€" very, very, brief, in fact â€" but it's here.
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At area theaters, Contains brief violent, bloody images and brief strong language.
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Bordelle bondage wrap bra, $320.48; brief, $128.19; harness brief, $113.95; garters, $85.46 12.
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"We've had this brief look in time and brief look in space," added Carlton.
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Most of the chapters are essay-reviews, ranging in length from very brief to brief.
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The full amicus brief is embedded below: Revised Immigration Ban Amicus Brief by TheVerge104 on Scribd
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Bullock's support remained low and flat throughout his brief campaign; Harris experienced a brief boom-let.
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The House manager's brief is more than 100 pages long and reads, well, like a legal brief.
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I&aposll leave it up to them how to brief the president, or how to brief his lawyers.
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How many Americans regarded Robert as a way to make the brief shining moment less brief, more shining?
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Here's just a brief brief sample of companies that didn't exactly hit the mark on this romantic holiday.
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Hoffman's book is part of the Yale Jewish Lives series of brief — in this case too brief — biographies.
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Filled with such thin insights, the play, though brief, is not as brief as one's interest in it.
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"For a brief time I was here, and for a brief time, I mattered," she wrote, quoting the author.
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These days, Hanes offers every kind of boxer, brief, and boxer brief you could imagine with dozens of styles.
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And then he said Strzok didn&apost brief me and it went through the others, Moyer didn&apost brief me.
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Prior to the official filing of the brief, Twitter and AppNexus confirmed their participation in the amicus brief to TechCrunch.
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They lived in Yemen until the brief-but-not-brief-enough civil war in 1994 forced the family to flee.
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When Reddit, Pornhub, Gfycat, and others banned it, there were brief cries of "censorship," and a brief spike in interest.
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The Pentagon was hoping to finish family briefings as quickly as possible, then brief Congress, and after that, brief the media.
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The four items include a bodysuit, a brief, and a high-waisted brief, all of which are trimmed with sheer lace paneling.
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Since Chief Justice Roberts had already acknowledged reading the government's reply brief, I can't believe he didn't also read the main brief.
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"For every member that didn&apost like the brief, there were members who thought it was the greatest brief ever," he said.
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It comes in waves, brief moments of inspiration that become less brief the more I find myself getting better at the game.
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ANOTHER TECH AMICUS BRIEF IN THE WORKS: Tech companies are signing on to another amicus brief a source confirmed to The Hill.
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Readers scrolling through the selections online would see only brief text: location and time stamps moving across the page or a brief caption.
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The White House brief mentions Giuliani's name just three times — though two are footnotes — compared to the 91 mentions in Saturday's House brief.
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The Republican brief comes on the heels of nearly 200 congressional Democrats filing a brief last month defending Roe and Louisiana abortion providers.
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Romney, who has criticized Trump at every turn, will brief his allies in a highly-anticipated, even if brief, set of remarks Thursday evening.
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The 68 companies signing the brief are: Here's the filing: Proposed Amicus Curiae Brief by jmurrell4037 on Scribd This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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And many balked at the brief span of time between WADA's report and the Olympics opening ceremony on August 5th — a brief two weeks.
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Recently, however, her health has declined a bit: less energy, hearing loss, brief moments of apparent confusion and an as-yet-unexplained brief seizure.
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The brief is being coordinated by the Human Rights Campaign and according to Axios, the deadline to sign on to the brief was Wednesday.
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For example, consider the Philosophers' Brief — a Supreme Court brief by six philosophers in favor of legalizing physician-assisted suicide for the terminally ill.
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Trump's trial brief is due at noon (1700 GMT) on Monday, and the House's reply brief is due on Tuesday at noon (1700 GMT).
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But a brief time on the app revealed the same issues that brought down Chatroulette after a brief period of massive popularity in 103.
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But on March 29, 2013, the denouement came in the form of a brief, painful labor and, a day later, in a brief, sweet tweet.
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Brief as it may have been, for a brief eight years, through Obama, blackness and hip-hop culture found a place in the White House.
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Democrats filed their own brief last week in support of the executive actions, arguing that any brief that House Republicans submit wouldn't speak for them.
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In July, it released a bikini brief ($12) for women in sizes XS-3XL and a boxer brief ($25) for men in sizes S-XL.
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Bloody and brief Previous wars between Pakistan and India have been bloody and sometimes brief -- but once unleashed they have mostly been fought full throttle.
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The extensive critique of that decision in the department's brief suggests that the brief is written more for the Supreme Court than the District Court.
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From a would-be-steamy stage performance by Betty (Lili Reinhart) to a brief-but-not-brief-enough massage Cheryl gives Josie, things got awk tonight.
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One limitation of the study is that the brief experiments can't show the long-term effects on diabetes of brief bouts of exercise, the authors note.
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MCMASTER TO BRIEF ON ISIS PLAN: National security adviser H.R. McMaster will brief a Senate committee Wednesday on Trump's anti-ISIS plan, its chairman announced Tuesday.
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After we filed our reply brief in the Supreme Court, we served the brief on both parties, and neither party said anything about keeping counsel's name confidential.
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But the series has gotten so much better at punctuating its darkness with brief glimmers of light while also not turning those brief glimmers into needless triumphalism.
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I caught a brief glimpse of Solomon, the Goldman Sachs CEO, as he walked quickly down the carpet, offering a brief wave but not stopping for photos.
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"Michael Cohen, from everything you've seen in that brief, is barely a lawyer," Bharara said of the legal brief to a judge requesting authority for the raid.
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The first flight of the Atlas V after the vehicle's brief hiatus This marks the first flight of the Atlas V after the vehicle's brief hiatus from spaceflight.
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You can either opt for the 5-inch Rhone Boxer Brief, which as you might imagine, has a 5-inch inseam, or the 5-inch SeaCell Boxer Brief.
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" As the cheeky brief caught fire on social media and eventually won notice in the mainstream press, Croft tweeted that it is "the most fun amicus brief ever.
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BONUS: A Brief History of Time, by Stephen HawkingWhat better way to remember the late, great Stephen Hawking than to read his classic book, A Brief History of Time.
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Incase Reform 15-inch Brief with TENSAERLITE Freelancers and remote workers will love the robust storage and protection the Reform Brief gives their MacBook Pros (up to 15 inches).
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I only had a brief time with them, though not too brief to be able to say that they'll be among the easiest to wear high-end audiophile headphones.
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But a brief from two libertarian legal scholars, alongside a brief submitted by a bevy of eminent economists, supplies a strong case for preserving what unions call "fair-share fees".
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It's no wonder that the government loves this case, and has cited its three-factor test in both its San Bernardino brief and its brief appealing Magistrate Judge Orenstein's decision.
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Democrats who disagreed with the Republican-led brief filed a brief of their own in support of the administration but did not get time in court to argue their position.
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After a brief pause, a majority of crowd joined in the effort to drown out protesters that worked for a brief amount of time, but eventually, the cancellation was announced.
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"In other words, the shutdown gave you that brief window, that brief chance to buy the stocks of companies that could be hurt only temporarily," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Just last month, the same CFPB lawyers who signed the new brief at the Supreme Court filed a brief at the 53nd Circuit that defends the constitutionality of the agency's structure.
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" Concluding his brief remarks, he added, "Thank you all.
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You might consider actually reading your daily intel brief .
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" As for their own brief romance, "He was amazing.
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" Page described his encounters as "greetings and brief conversations.
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PARIS — Brioni's brief experiment with radical reinvention has ended.
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" Ms. Rosen's response on Twitter was brief: "Grow up.
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" Then it was a brief cameo on "The Sopranos.
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Just like a lawyer would — she knew her brief.
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Keep your explanation brief — no more than 200 words.
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The result: A comment -- albeit brief -- on Stormy Daniels.
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" And she said Trump's comments on impeachment were "brief.
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Nunes travels to the White House to personally brief Trump on his findings (although it remains unclear why Trump's staff did not directly brief him on the findings they presented to Nunes).
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The opening brief, an opposition brief and a reply would total about 2500,214 words, which means each judge would be reading about 2000 million words connected to his or her annual caseload.
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That interaction consisted of a brief conversation and a handshake," Cruz said in a statement, adding that his brief interaction with the individual "does not meet the CDC criteria for self-quarantine.
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The sections should include:A brief career summaryThree to four career highlights with brief summariesSpecialties and skillsTarget positionsTarget company profilesA specific list of targeted companiesAs you look for a new position, ask questions.
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"It's very unusual that a defense bar and a plaintiffs' bar agree on an issue so much that they file a consolidated brief," said Brian Lauten, lead attorney on the amicus brief.
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Photo: Evan Vucci (AP)The U.S. has had a brief respite from nuclear apocalypticism after that brief period when Donald Trump seemed pretty likely to start a war with North Korea via Twitter.
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A Brief Introduction to Tenshin We have written about Tenshin Nasukawa at length before—both a stylistic study and then a reflection on his toughest match—so we will keep it brief here.
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There is one other notable thing about the Trump administration's brief: As the University of Michigan's Nicholas Bagley noted, several career federal lawyers withdrew from the case shortly before the brief was filed.
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Genesis didn't provide many more details beyond that brief description.
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As for the drive itself, it was brief and enjoyable.
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There's a lot to take in from this brief teaser.
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For your brief period of vacation, the love is intense.
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The announcement included a brief video from the movie set.
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The play stood as called after a brief video review.
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"Reporters are not agents of the state," the brief says.
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Here's a brief story of the website's rise and fall.
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The Fifth Circuit, however, didn't appear to consider Cooper's brief.
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"The marketplace for today's businesses is global," the brief argues.
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Because A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships is forward looking.
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"I'm Luke Cage," our hero declares in the brief teaser.
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In a brief scheduled to be filed at 3 a.m.
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Villanelle is left alone in brief chunks at a time.
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Another government brief is also expected in that case Monday.
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Let me cite a small number of additional, brief examples.
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It would lead to a brief, but thriving acting career.
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And for brief moment, I was filled with untarnished love.
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Weather geeks young and old have that brief sketch memorized.
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After a brief prologue, Catalyst sets you loose in Glass.
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To finish, here's a (very) brief taste of Glastonbury's nightlife.
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The brief flashback to Jack's funeral counts for two punches.
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Here's a brief breakdown of what you need to know.
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Apple's response to the DOJ brief is expected on Tuesday.
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There had been brief statements of Spanish before, by Sens.
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After a brief look at the cars, the event ended.
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A brief statement gave no details of any possible findings.
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Hiram wrote her another brief message, and again heard nothing.
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In my brief demo, however, they perform this task well.
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However, it caused only a brief pause in the celebrations.
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Speaking of Dolores, here's a brief flash of her name.
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Her first book, A BINTEL BRIEF, was published in 2014.
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Contains action, some violence, rude humor and brief mild language.
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Past the brief laundry sequence, inventing never comes up again.
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A total of 127 companies have now joined the brief.
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But the honeymoon period for Otto and Uber was brief.
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That's not the design brief applicants were given, Thomas said.
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A firefighter breaks down during a brief moment of rest.
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I do give credit to IPVanish for a brief tutorial.
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He ended up governing, with a brief interruption, until 1984.
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The call was brief but everyone was okay, Jimenez said.
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As a brief respite, this may not be a problem.
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There was a brief coalescence around MeWe, but nothing sustained.
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Ms. Delmaro paused for a brief interview before leaving court.
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Jacoby's post was on Wednesday replaced with a brief statement.
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The presser itself was brief and didn't contain much news.
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Their marriage, though brief, was wrought with unflattering tabloid headlines.
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Kirsten Gillibrand's announcement video included a brief section about Trump.
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Reply Brief in Support of Apple's Motion to Vacate ( function() {
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Now brief yourself on what season 3 has in store.
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The announcement, brief as it is, comes as a surprise.
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Last week, I wrote a brief article about Hillary Clinton.
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Edwins is a passageway, a brief part of your journey.
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Brief scuffles broke out with police as more people arrived.
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Read the full brief on Coase's theory of the firm
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That is a brief Mr. Lauren seems intuitively to understand.
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Nike shares took a brief jump higher on the news.
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Mr Bagenstos's brief examines the legal bases for voter purges.
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Strome received a brief video tribute in the first period.
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Some riders this year were hit with a brief hailstorm.
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Beyond Miller's brief statement, prosecutors didn't comment on the case.
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You can find a brief history of SpaceX here. 5.
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In response to inquiries, Williams sent a brief handwritten letter.
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"This is an unusual, unique situation," the disqualification brief said.
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Mr Mnangagwa was set to return from his brief exile.
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There's a brief downloading process, then the app just runs.
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For a brief moment in time, that compact was broken.
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"We're obviously disappointed," Sherman said in a brief phone interview.
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Soo and DeBose both offered their own brief, heartfelt farewells.
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We will fully brief the incoming team on those agreements.
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Loretta Lynn is recovering at home after a brief hospitalization.
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Their brief is to make them more modern and lucrative.
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THE HISTORY of America's shale industry is brief and dramatic.
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Even brief outages can snarl traffic and cause long delays.
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One pensioner, Tatiana Shmiganovskaya, even held a brief hunger strike.
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In a brief statement, the FDP's leader shattered their expectations.
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She also offered a brief update on her mother's health.
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For a brief, shining time, Twitter was a design playground.
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After a brief trial, the jury condemned him to death.
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It was a brief conversation and certainly not an hour.
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Manguso distills her ideas into a brief line or two.
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I have people brief me on great intel every day.
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It was a brief moment where our worries went away.
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The Oregon Democrat's marathon -- with a brief assist from Sen.
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There was a brief pause, and then a pleasant bloop!
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Contains violence, sexual material, coarse language and brief graphic nudity.
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What follows is a brief list of those rare instances.
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There will be nothing 'brief' about your history in time.
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In my brief hands on time, it was almost instantaneous.
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A brief power outage due the rain in D.C. today?
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"Health is boring," Asprey told me during our brief conversation.
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Why limit it to the brief callbacks and sporadic chants?
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I see your recent hug with success was quite brief.
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That's why this cheap shot brief surprises us so much.
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Several news outlets ran brief stories summarizing the German report.
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Long leg boxer and brief cuts are on the way.
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And for a brief moment they thought they'd found it.
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Their grandmother, Indira Gandhi, succeeded him after a brief interval.
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Check out our brief history of robots and music below.
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I'd take photos and then find a brief to fit.
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You can check out the brief in its entirety here.
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"The 'recent grad' glow was super brief," he told me.
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All he can muster is a "brief smile," nothing lasting.
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But here we were, and it was brief and lovely.
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The professional life of an NBA player can be brief.
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A brief lesson in DNA evidence: We leave it everywhere.
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The Obama administration would not have filed such a brief.
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VINA also requires that you complete a brief personality questionnaire.
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Her work is playful, often surreal, intellectually rigorous, and brief.
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"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind," by Yuval Noah Harari.
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"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" by Yuval Noah Harari
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The Obama administration has filed a brief supporting that position.
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The Navy also released a brief video of the encounter.
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We demonstrated that for a brief time 45 years ago.
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" Ali's spokesman also said the hospital stay would be "brief.
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After a brief spat, they eventually live happily ever after.
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But my name was on every brief that was filed.
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Kaitlynn Carter is defending her brief marriage to Brody Jenner.
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"I think it was a very brief experience," he said.
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Gawker posted a brief excerpt from the tape in 2012.
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After a brief pause, the police fired four more times.
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No trial date was set in Thursday's brief court proceedings.
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These brief, lethal outbursts of gunfire stirred no national concern.
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Maor offers a brief account of the invention of the
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Sterling fell sharply after a brief rise, down 0.69 percent.
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The currents trigger a brief seizure, changing his brain chemistry.
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Then he gave a brief lecture about the Party's liabilities.
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The defendants' brief opposing certiorari is due on Nov. 23.
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Police killed the assailant after a brief exchange of gunfire.
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I'm especially intrigued by the School Safety & Student Discipline brief.
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"We have a very brief criteria for election," Horrigan said.
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The interactions in health care can be brief and technical.
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The rapper was shot after a brief struggle, authorities said.
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It trawls the crowd, patrons cast for tonight's brief drama.
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In his brief remarks, Mr. Trump lavished praise on Mrs.
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"The staff would be happy to brief you," he said.
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After a brief conversation, the Mexican troops departed, Northcom said.
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There are a number of similarities to the Nicaraguan brief.
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These days, their conversations tended to be brief and perfunctory.
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Crasthorpe accepted without protest that their brief exchanges were over.
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A redacted version of the brief was filed on Sunday.
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But will that brief inversion be read as a warning?
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After a brief conversation, he relented and left the game.
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Notably, Google, Facebook and Uber did not sign the brief.
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She implored both Kelly and McGahn to instead brief reporters.
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The gunman was found dead after a brief car chase.
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He enjoyed a brief resurgence with Kennedy's election, in 1960.
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These men will glory in their brief moment of celebrity.
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Mindy Kaling played Dave's ex, Amy, for one brief scene.
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"The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao" by Junot Díaz
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Finally, HTC took a brief moment to address wireless functionality.
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Light had brief stints with Boston and Minnesota in 221.
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Vujanovic announced his decision in a brief statement on Monday.
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In 1999, Sofia Vergara made a brief appearance as herself.
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ET, rebounding from a brief slide after the EIA data.
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After World War II, there was a brief production hiatus.
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The companies filed a brief in the case Carpenter v.
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That brief calm exploded on Thursday morning with Nunes's announcement.
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Ryan wanted to brief Trump on pending federal budgetary issues.
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After a brief introduction, the first luchadors entered the ring.
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He's expected to have a "brief" stay at the hospital.
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Kia quoted one telling exchange in its 6th Circuit brief.
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One print may inspire a brief detour after you leave.
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Mr. Trump confirmed the hire in a brief telephone interview.
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When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans there was a brief
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One of the latest is the brief Feed me, BILLY!
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For a brief moment this weekend, Anthem players were happy.
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As a writer, I specialize in very brief, surreal fictions.
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On Friday, that brief period of relative safety officially ended.
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The brief memories of the previous night triggered their PTSD.
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Also, check the brief appearance of the Weeknd's XO logo.
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Trump's brief lead in the polls disappeared and didn't recover.
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"Hello," he initially wrote me before taking a brief pause.
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The twirl, too brief to really even count as anything.
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A brief one, but no less powerful for its duration.
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We both blush, and share a brief moment of vulnerability.
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But the scenes are brief and their emotional impact muted.
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Bond yields are going back up after a brief drop.
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System connectivity failures may result in brief interruptions of control.
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Her films grossed over $200 million during her brief career.
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Legal experts said Yoo's loyalty secured him the president's brief.
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The Rhone Boxer Brief is perhaps the more straightforward pair.
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The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, by Junot Díaz.
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Nutanix has created the opening, but it may be brief.
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" This harsh, brief scene represents the core tragedy of "Avalanche.
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His answers were brief, and his speech was quite slow.
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In this day of instant messaging, communication is often brief.
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I took a brief walk with Gelernt after the call.
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There are surprises, including a brief turn from Jean Smart.
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Mr. Williamson's appointment, made in a brief statement by Mrs.
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For viewers who forgot the original, here's a brief recap.
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Characters are introduced and immediately defined with brief, quick strokes.
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It's a brief encounter, but hey, we'll always have Paris.
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Not much and certainly nothing new after this brief encounter.
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This Dan, to be brief, is not a pleasant politician.
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Mr. Cruz did not look up during the brief hearing.
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But in brief: Our chief gingerbread maker is Harriet Lee.
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A brief early marriage, to Judith Greenwald, ended in annulment.
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For a brief moment, there was Whataburger anxiety: Spicy mustard?
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After a brief recess, Judge Kim emerged with his ruling.
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Like the reduced "El Niño," Mr. Lang's piece is brief.
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Mr. Multhaup declined to offer a comment beyond the brief.
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Ryan's brief speakership, by contrast, did not amount to much.
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Ten unanswered questions about the attorney general's conveniently brief letter.
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Morgan Stanley conducted a brief investigation and fired Mr. Ford.
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An unsavory minor character called Weinstein makes a brief appearance.
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Both men were acquitted in 1955 after a brief deliberation.
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I took a brief pause and considered stopping all together.
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For one brief moment, I stood in a liminal place.
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I'm kind of glad they didn't give me a brief.
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His remarks in Yale's announcement of the recognition were brief.
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SAPIENS: A Brief History of Humankind, by Yuval Noah Harari.
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The two countries fought a brief border war in 1979.
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But the brief visit raised more questions than it answered.
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This window of readiness is brief: 183 to 24 hours.
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But he did give a brief demonstration of the machine.
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Marlon James's "A Brief History of Seven Killings" was incredible.
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"Because however brief, it was important to me," he said.
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Rukmini Callimachi deserves more than just my brief mention above.
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Its flowering may be brief, but its blue is true.
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Baltimore's victory extended its brief winning streak to three games.
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A brief history of humans and robots bears this out.
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Final accident brief, including probable cause, slated to publish Sept.
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"It was great," she said of her brief college experience.
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That may have given the unions only a brief reprieve.
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The Story of a Brief Marriage , by Anuk Arudpragasam (Flatiron) .
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The vocalist La Lupe had a brief but incendiary career.
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Here are some highlights of Mr. Scaramucci's brief, volatile tenure.
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Yet his brief "surge" failed to strike a decisive blow.
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We're winding down next Tuesday and taking a brief hiatus.
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Wounds Rated R for gaping wounds, violence and brief nudity.
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A brief silence ensued before her fellow moderator jumped in.
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The woman suffered only a brief, mild illness and recovered.
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After a brief, cordial interaction, Mr. Scott fled on foot.
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At the same time, the radicalization process is not brief.
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Things that would give me the brief bliss of numbness.
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The document itself was brief, a senior Democratic aide said.
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A brief hug between Bryant and James would be expected.
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"I don't know," she said, with a brief, tired smile.
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"I am not guilty," Koehler said during that brief appearance.
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His brief dabbling in fast food has been largely forgotten.
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Ellis made this clear during his brief conversation with Manafort.
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He was receptive and invited the senators to brief him.
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And just a brief refresher on why this is important.
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Next, let's brief the 2 controversies we mentioned just now.
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They asked Lewis to come to a brief union meeting.
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He signed a brief submitted by former national security officials.
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There are many solos and duets, but they are brief.
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The 2nd Circuit invited an amicus brief from the EEOC.
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Stocks quickly sold off, though the damage was only brief.
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Here, it helps to start with a brief history lesson.
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After a brief conversation, she testified, he lunged at her.
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A brief firefight broke out, with one Syrian man killed.
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This one has a better shot, and would be brief.
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In a brief news conference Tuesday evening, New Jersey Gov.
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The boycotts may give brief satisfaction to social media activists.
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" Parnas responded with brief replies, such as "Interesting" and "Perfect.
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Contains a brief glimpse of a bare bottom or two.
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The group included captain Mike Eruzione, who gave brief remarks.
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And, for a brief moment, part of its songbook, too.
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This brief book is dense with quotation — but necessarily so.
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But the peak is brief, only lasting about six hours.
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The family's legal brief is due January 23, Nixon said.
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At first they were brief, but I could see them.
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For one brief moment we noticed each other, is all.
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Her husband died at 56 after a very brief illness.
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Let us make a simple brief about this landmark theatre.
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The two share a brief, romantic moment in the film.
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Please keep your submission brief — no more than 200 words.
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For a brief second, I felt bad for the kid.
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A brief foray back to the northeast, which looks lonely.
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Fleischer was asked to come in and brief committee aides.
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Perry and Coldwell will make brief remarks at the meeting.
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She said Merryman died February 27 after a brief illness.
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Below are brief portraits of the victims known so far.
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CNBC has assembled a brief guide to the hottest choices.
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Millie Bobby Brown opted for this brief but adorable message.
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But they are far too brief to make much impact.
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He will also brief members of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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For a brief, magical time, that "maybe" felt like reality.
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"A Brief History of Seven Killings" by Marlon James (2014)
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Other signers on the GOP lawyers' brief include former Reps.
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After a brief standoff, officers took the gunman into custody.
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"We assume that any shutdown would be brief," he wrote.
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In his brief statement, Sessions referenced "illegal aliens" three times.
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Wingo's brief trial rested on a witness who later recanted.
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The shooter was found dead after a brief car chase.
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Below, a brief list of songs that "Small Talk" resembles.
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That ends yet another very brief quarterback era in Cleveland.
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Canada released a brief statement, calling Riyadh's statement into question.
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Powell decided to have Ford brief Congress in Bolton's place.
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The fireflies only synchronize for a brief season every year.
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In a brief interview, Hawley said: "That's up to them."
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Don't be surprised if even this brief moment defies expectations.
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I can brief you if you and Gordon didn't connect.
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Ms. Dumala remembered meeting Ms. Corporon, though it was brief.
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Or roughly 7-8 hours ... based on Tuesday's brief stay.
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In their Supreme Court brief in the case, Flowers v.
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There followed a brief, bitter explanation for the malicious edit.
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Accompanying the article was a brief note identifying the author.
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In a brief order in September, the Supreme Court agreed.
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It is also about keeping practice sessions intense but brief.
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In his brief comments, Pai mentioned neither Trump nor NBC.
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Despite her skyrocketing fame, Langford's Hollywood experience is quite brief.
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Though brief, they are illuminating introductions to each artist's work.
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We've compiled brief synopses of a few of our favorites.
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For a brief moment, the competition threatened to get interesting.
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The brief did not provide a similar breakdown for women.
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She wrote a brief column for the New York World.
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He joined us for a brief cameo over the phone.
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In brief, here's what followed: Powerful businesses groups freaked out.
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"I will try to be brief, Juan Luis," he said.
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"Because DOJ declined to raise those arguments here, the House's amicus curiae brief will aid the Court in its swift resolution of this case by introducing these meritorious legal arguments," the GOP's brief states.
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Some House Republicans have since filed a brief in the Supreme Court in opposition to DAPA and the extended version of DACA; some Democrats have filed a brief in support of Obama's unilateral actions.
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"President Trump's brief confirms that his misconduct is indefensible," the seven Democratic impeachment managers wrote in a 32-page memo responding to the White House trial brief, which was unveiled exactly 24 hours earlier.
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The Democrats' brief comes about two months after Republicans filed a brief in support of the baker's claim that his wedding cake designs are an expressive form of speech protected under the First Amendment.
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JEANNETTE CATSOULIS 'Brief Encounter' | Criterion Channel, Amazon Prime Video, iTunes It's not a spoiler to say that the love affair in "Brief Encounter" does not last: The title is pretty clear on that point.
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But for one brief moment—for one brief, six-to-eight hour window—the Drummond Puddle defined the month it occurred in: the Drummond Puddle was the light shining in all of our lives.
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The states that signed onto the brief, he wrote, "have a strong interest in maintaining the many state gun laws" and "reasonable regulations" already in place, which the brief helpfully listed in a lengthy appendix.
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The Justice Department brief goes on to explain the administration's decision to "orderly wind down" DACA and spends a short two pages of the brief detailing how exactly DACA is unlawful, in the department's view.
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Yelp's new restroom tool announcement was originally timed for the same day as the brief, but after the brief was released a day early, the restroom feature news stood alone a bit more than intended.
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She is allowed brief and unsatisfying visits to her husband's temple throughout the year, and allows us equally brief and unsatisfying glimpses into the relationship that has transplanted her in such distant and unfamiliar soil.
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The Massachusetts coalition agreed in a friend-of-the-court brief in July, and now the Alabama group has filed its own brief taking the other side, and essentially pitting Red states against Blue states.
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" The brief outraged the gun lobby and its many friends in Congress, 300 of whom signed a brief that asked the court to apply strict scrutiny and declare the District's gun law "unconstitutional per se.
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I have only had brief bouts of genuine body confidence myself.
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Most of the fights are either brief, or played for laughs.
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Content Warning: This story contains brief discussions of suicide, mental illness.
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Brief aside: We have every right to be worried about Eden.
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And the soprano Sherezade Panthaki sang a brief solo most attractively.
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We finally get a brief glimpse at what went down. E!
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Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari 21.
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Osweiler is 13-8 as a starter in his brief career.
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He is due to make a brief court appearance on Wednesday.
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Wall Street had overcome its brief wobble to end Wednesday firmer.
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Sharrow did not speak during the brief court appearance in Alfred.
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"She is on top of her brief," said one person involved.
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More are expected to join the brief before the case begins.
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Even this brief connection with the ghost next door goes away.
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Responding authorities shot and killed the suspect after a brief encounter.
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Kobayashi and Maskawa, in a few brief paragraphs, did two things.
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The lawmakers asked FEMA to brief its staff by Nov. 15.
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He promised to be brief, so we'll mirror the feat here.
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Read the brief interview below alongside a stream of Jungle Tapes.
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For more stories to watch, check out our last news brief.
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The sergeant let the two go after a brief preliminary investigation.
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Commercial breaks turned into massive (and very brief) celebrity cocktail parties.
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President Barack Obama's administration filed a brief in support of Grimm.
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After a brief search, Miah was allowed to board the plane.
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During the brief hearing Wednesday, state prosecutors turned over the DVDs.
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After a brief conversation, the suspect opened fire, killing Castro Garcia.
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This brief release made it eligible for the Kenyan Oscar slot.
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But only the program's name and a brief description were available.
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You may brief him that he has ten minutes for remarks.
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Sterling lost 0.3 percent of its value in that brief window.
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The brief, filed last week on behalf of Democrats including Reps.
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During brief remarks to reporters, he mostly praised Trump&aposs approach.
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These are best as short talking points or brief bulleted PowerPoints.
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In Ottawa, he made a very brief statement about Native rights.
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Then he spent a brief time in prison for dealing drugs.
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There was also a brief lockdown at a nearby medical center.
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There's a brief history of the club on the official website.
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The two were taken down and arrested after a brief chase.
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"Keep these anecdotes brief but not devoid of emotion," he says.
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The company's discussions of brand safety were brief during the presentation.
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In a brief order, a majority of the court said no.
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In my relatively brief time using it, I've made some notes.
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" After a brief, confused pause, Colbert said, "Oh, oh I see.
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After that brief Tom Cruise interlude, we return to Sex Week.
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A Brief History Of Kanye West's Love Affair With Phoebe Philo
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Aso will brief reporters after the meeting, at around 4 p.m.
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Spotify confirmed in a brief statement to TechCrunch it's testing Storyline.
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So, they can make very brief powerful impacts on the sand.
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You can read the full brief from Cook and O'Brien here:
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The second Honolulu Biennial was another brief spark on the island.
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Brief aside, but I feel like it might become important later.
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Two of Holt's other subjects had similarly brief careers at Disney.
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He ended up governing Canada, with a brief interruption, until 1984.
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Jon Snow (Kit Harington) even died for a brief moment there.
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Taylor Swift's trip to jury duty was apparently wonderful, but brief.
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Twitter is expected to privately brief the Senate panel on Thursday.
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At the very least, this brief trailer confirms the show's existence.
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Bilott spent the following months drafting a public brief against DuPont.
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Instead, they will most likely try to offer a brief escape.
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But in brief, why are you so high on this plan?
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The exam "wasn't brief" and made Lee feel "uncomfortable," he said.
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The goalie change also appeared to give Ottawa a brief spark.
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After a brief ab workout at home, I draw a bath.
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" Scott then broke into a brief, impromptu performance of "Butterfly Effect.
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That inversion, while brief, has historically signaled a recession the horizon.
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GOP rival John Kasich is also expected to brief RNC members.
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There is one brief, judiciously placed sequence enacted in slow motion.
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There was brief tension on the dais, too, as Republican Sen.
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We can become nobody again, for a brief moment, unwatched, unworried.
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No one had any idea her tenure would be so brief.
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I had never told her that in our brief time together.
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To understand the study, we need a brief primer on radiation.
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After a brief respite, short-sellers are piling back into Herbalife.
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There also are several brief snippets of Trump praising the lawmaker.
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The brief said the federal jurisdiction is both "correct and important."
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A very brief statement issued after the meeting ended revealed little.
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The brief argued that Green "unsuccessfully" attempted to rape the victim.
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The hospital was overflowing with patients so Dr Qassas was brief.
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He was arrested the following day after a brief car chase.
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This brief section would facilitate the birth of the modern corporation.
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For a brief, shining period last summer, Pokémon Go reigned supreme.
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The greenback held steady after a brief dip on the data.
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In a scathing brief filed Tuesday, Robbins Geller said that's preposterous.
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That's all sort of abstract, though, in a piece so brief.
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The firm's brief responding to VW is due on March 23.
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On Tumblr, Kloss gave a brief explanation of the cute call.
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What they're saying: The two companies issued a brief joint statement.
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There is a lot of chutzpah packed into the DoJ brief.
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So maybe can I implore you to try a boxer brief?
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Whichever map ends up sticking, it will have a brief life.
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For brief flashes, though, I felt like I'd developed digital telekinesis.
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Riverdale returns from a brief winter break on January 16, 2019.
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In August workers went on a brief strike demanding higher wages.
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I am hopeful that Secretary Pompeo will brief and engage Congress.
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Instead the amicus brief is a "restatement" of the religion's beliefs.
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There was even a brief, terrifying period where Andrei Arlovski vs.
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Tepper, who had taken a brief break, returns to the table.
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It's also incredibly cute and, in my brief experience, surprisingly entertaining.
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Because that would "entail facilitating an abortion", the DoJ brief reads.
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Winners who are brief are better at keeping the audience's attention.
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AT&T's brief said the government did not meet its burdens.
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Lester Mitchell, spoke about their brief time together patrolling the streets.
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In brief, this car promises to be both expansive and expensive.
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Although at times there will be some brief spikes of warmth.
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Meanwhile, Mark Zuckerberg played it cool with this brief announcement message.
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It was a brief encounter, but one that changed Vronsky's life.
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In a dramatic brief filed with the court in July, Sen.
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Some lawyers on Monday staged a brief strike in several courts.
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They share a brief moment as they're staking out the barbershop.
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One company was counted twice, and the new brief mentions that.
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Around Christmas, he posted a finished painting with a brief caption.
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SCIENCE TIMES A report in the In Brief column on Jan.
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A scary injury caused a brief delay in the first period.
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After her brief flare, my grandmother slipped back into the dark.
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Last weekend's brief shutdown may presage a longer one, next month.
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Her two marriages were brief, because she would not be controlled.
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Judging from this brief teaser, however, it looks like Delos, Inc.
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After brief skirmishes the LNA says it has retaken the field.
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However, fire tornadoes, though usually brief phenomena, can be extremely dangerous.
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In my brief demonstration, it effectively accomplished all of these tasks.
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Steam's new broadcasting feature looks rather basic from the brief steam.
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Sex is a point in time, but just a brief point.
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Brief civics lesson: You're not technically voting for president on Nov.
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There was a brief period where 3D was The Chosen One.
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COMEY: I didn&apost ever brief President Obama on the dossier.
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We were unable to verify those findings in our brief tests.
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I'm not gonna lie: For a brief moment, I was petrified.
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Here is a brief scouting report on Dick Lovelady: Dick Lovelady.
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Capital punishment was in limbo in Florida for a brief period.
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Governor Walker, whose brief, meteor-like rise in the GOP presidential
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Can you give me a brief explanation of Autonomous Trap 001?
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Check both out below alongside a brief interview with the band.
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For a brief moment, way back when, fantasy prevailed over reality.
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A brief tsunami warning went into effect but was later lifted.
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Then, after brief reflection, they all decide to start mainlining heroin.
|
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And on Thursday, MoviePass's sustainability abruptly came to a brief halt.
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America's involvement in the First World War was brief, but intense.
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Users, though, did not seem too bothered by the brief pause.
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Other countries followed, believing the war would be brief and glorious.
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Robert Neller will brief the House Armed Services Committee next week.
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Starr appears last, and they share a brief pre-show huddle.
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Ryan, a former Pelosi mentee, praised her throughout his brief campaign.
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Check it out below along with a brief chat with Bodin.
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What followed was a 41-page sketch of such a brief.
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RIP Vine, Long Live Vine, your time was brief but pure.
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Merck "admits that no circuit split exists," the opposition brief said.
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After a brief and heated discussion Trump hangs up the phone.
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Twitter will brief Senate Intelligence Committee staff on Capitol Hill Thursday.
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Each new podcast episodes has a brief, spoken introduction that Scout.
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On a brief curve in the highway, silhouetted against the twilight.
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Will you return to your smartphone after a brief time away?
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The brief look at none other than O.G. housewife Jill Zarin.
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What were your impressions from your brief foray into the Jungle?
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The planning, motivating and inspirational stage could be brief or longer.
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A Kaiser Family Foundation brief explores the issue in more depth.
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And then when he shakes hands with her, it's very brief.
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During his brief NFL career, he played for four different teams.
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Like many celebrity cameos on television shows, the scene is brief.
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Thankfully, for a brief and shining moment, we have a breather.
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The whole more than made up for such relatively brief deviations.
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AFTER A BRIEF STINT AT CREDIT SUISSE CALLAN FLED THE SPOTLIGHT.
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He first announced the mix in April with a brief tweet.
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Artists DIRECTLY follow a brief they are given by YOUR publisher.
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Judging by a brief survey of my friends, I'm mostly right.
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And then, Edelson said, there was a brief moment of calm.
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"The tone of the brief reads like an indictment," he said.
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Amazon filed a joint amicus brief in Apple's favor on Thursday.
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Time for a brief tweetstorm on non-financial applications of blockchains.
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" He added, "The tone of the brief reads like an indictment.
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Clinton's references to Sanders throughout the day were brief and indirect.
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Two other huge consumers of the President's Daily Brief, retired Gen.
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What are we meant to do with our brief time here?
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Based on this brief outing, the Force is already with them.
|
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After a brief respite, health insurance is back in the headlines.
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I wanted to include it as a brief glimpse of history.
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The brief statement to Abu Dhabi's stock exchange did not elaborate.
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The second is a brief sketch of my more realistic theory.
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They'd have been hit hard by even a brief border closure.
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People with disorienting fake McDonald's adventures can gain brief international fame.
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And a lil' brief one of the two of them together.
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Can you give us a brief overview of your boxing career?
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Facebook was expected to brief two additional congressional committees on Thursday.
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Cruz's attorney did not contest the ruling during the brief hearing.
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Who can forget Eddy Cue's brief but beloved performance last year?
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Read on for a brief analysis of all the big players.
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After a very brief hiccup, the call just keeps on going.
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But for a brief period in 21918, Rickard was sent reeling.
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A brief look into Man It's A Hot One Twitter: pic.twitter.
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My experience in Moscow, although not pleasant, was brief and reassuring.
|
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The ACLU filed a brief in support of the Fayetteville ordinance.
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But Brennan unilaterally usurping Robert Mueller's brief is not the problem.
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Why hasn't he written more than brief letters, signed with "sincerely"?
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During my brief stay there, Viola never came to visit him.
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The Pentagon has said it will brief the press after Congress.
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Now, however, it's getting a second — albeit brief — chance at life.
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Sabraw said he'll have attorneys brief him further on the matter.
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By way of illustration and introduction, consider this brief thought experiment.
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But those scenes are brief, and they aren't Eastwood's primary focus.
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Congress, however, received a "very brief letter," according to Democratic Rep.
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For a brief moment, we were transported back to November 2014.
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In their brief, Knox's lawyers said that left a dangerous gap.
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In a few brief but deadly minutes, Paddock broke countless hearts.
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Nights we'd meet in the ops hut for the mission brief.
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The second is the brief moment between King Louis and Claire.
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Kim (2003), which allowed detention for brief periods without judicial review.
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It was all remarkably easy, albeit brief (more on that later).
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The meeting was characterized as congratulatory and brief by Trump's team.
|
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A brief recap of WWE's sordid part in all of this.
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The M25, during a brief demo, seems to have resolved this.
|
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Out the window, we caught brief glimpses of the Mississippi River.
|
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BOOK REVIEW A brief report in the Shortlist feature on Sept.
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Last month, it released a brief trailer featuring the episode titles.
|
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Their most recent filing was a reply brief on November 8.
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Trump made a brief unannounced visit to the church on Sunday.
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They somehow manage to do all this in one brief encounter.
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The New York Times has compiled brief portraits of the victims.
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The secretary of state submitted a brief letter to Georgia Gov.
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The bill moves ahead after a brief snag caused by Sen.
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Disney issued a brief statement that did not explain the change.
|
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Police arrested him after a brief struggle, according to the affidavit.
|
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Following the publication of Tweeden's account, Franken issued a brief apology.
|
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Here's a brief look at what it's like to use them.
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What's more, the impact of this brief intervention may be lifelong.
|
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After a brief reprieve, California once again is entering a drought.
|
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Barr could brief Congress on the findings as soon as Sunday.
|
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He delivered brief but fiery remarks from the House floor Wednesday.
|
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Now all stocks are measured against a brief moment of euphoria.
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A brief litany of messy wars and their endings since 1945
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A brief history of politicians getting photographed in front of planes.
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Zamel agreed to brief Nader on how the operation had worked.
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"Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow," by Yuval Noah Harari
|
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Appearing together during an extremely brief press appearance Thursday afternoon, Sens.
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A brief report in the Off the Menu column on Nov.
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Divided into 10 brief chapters, it is impressionistic rather than comprehensive.
|
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One small slip, a brief lapse of attention, and you're history.
|
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"I don't carry a brief for the insurance companies," she said.
|
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Viewers will fly through the series in a brief half hour.
|
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This brief rest period can leave you feeling refreshed and alert.
|
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Another call, also brief, with US attorneys around the country followed.
|
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On Tuesday, Wolfe appeared in court for a brief status conference.
|
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After that, there's a brief denouement, and the book is over.
|
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But in Friday's brief, it fully backs the judge's harsh rule.
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The police officers separated them amid a brief struggle, they said.
|
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There was no gun; police released Crites after a brief interview.
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But on Friday, Ms. Rousseff seemed to receive a brief respite.
|
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The Saudi Gazette newspaper shared a clip of the brief exchange.
|
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The accused were present in court for a brief hearing Monday.
|
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The Communist Party's newspaper, Granma, published a brief article on Feb.
|
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Nielsen's visit to the construction was brief and interrupted by protesters.
|
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Sean Ryan, Inherent Resolve spokesman, brief the media at 11 a.m.
|
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"I felt terrible about that," Sullivan said after a brief recess.
|
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"I'm running on empty," Myers said in a brief email message.
|
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Curators and biennials receive brief mentions, while art publicists get none.
|
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Go deeper: The brief history of how Trump turned on Sessions.
|
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Samsung's take: Its written outlook was terse and brief, but damning.
|
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In a brief statement, Saudi Aseer Trading, Tourism and Manufacturing 4080.
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The news, in brief, is that its IPO is moving forward.
|
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It's brief and inventively shot, and you can watch it above.
|
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"Some women know their flow well, which is awesome," Brief said.
|
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Like a brief, boxer, and... as well as... um... Boxer briefs?
|
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For a brief period around noon, the loss had exceeded 8%.
|
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For a brief moment, things didn't seem all that funny anymore.
|
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They're so good, brief shots of legitimate weirdness piercing the wrestling.
|
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Monday's hearing was brief, and Bevilacqua was not present in court.
|
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In short, not yet — beyond the brief current window of opportunity.
|
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Give us a brief rundown of the bill you're challenging, HB2.
|
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It made my brief time in the wilderness slightly more pleasant.
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There was a brief period when online media could have failed.
|
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The two trap titans dropped their brief collaborative project 1017 vs.
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The Justice brief argues all three ACA provisions should be invalidated.
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The show posted a brief clip of the interview on Twitter.
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"It was a positive meeting," she said in a brief interview.
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EDT livestream: Senate Republican leaders brief reporters following the policy luncheon.
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For a brief time, it looked like Applebee's was done for.
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Yale-Loehr signed onto an amicus brief on behalf of Hawaii.
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Before I get there, a brief summary of the policy divide.
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But it casts only brief, fierce sidelong glances at the past.
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She was given a relatively brief prison term of nine months.
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Other systemic shocks have led to brief jumps in cash demand.
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Her cold-footed stance on marriage predates her first legal brief.
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She also provides a brief overview of El Salvador's recent history.
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American death practices, she writes, have become brief, distant and sterile.
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They had a brief, whispered conversation before moving to intercept him.
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His early lessons were brief, shaky clips recorded on an iPhone.
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Before this, American Army units visited only sporadically for brief missions.
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Well, there was a brief and dominating run at Wii tennis.
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Here is a brief guide to the way these cars operate.
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Alas, the Mets have tumbled from their brief flirtation with glory.
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Mr. Nunberg's time with the Trump campaign was brief but consequential.
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And recipe instructions are technical and brief, with no hand-holding.
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Mr. Azar's news conference, at H.H.S. headquarters, was brief and unusual.
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There followed a brief coda as a deposed, and dying, tyrant.
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The other lawmakers who contributed to the brief are Ohio Rep.
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Access Now and Wickr cited Kaye's report heavily in their brief.
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All my relationships were in college or on brief stints away.
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They should do brief ... Yeah, like "Vice News Tonight" or whatever.
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Here's a brief look at each, in predicted order of finish.
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That certainly characterized Detroit's comparatively brief experience with suburban sports stadiums.
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"Indiana's view would lead to perverse results," the group's brief said.
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And the company didn't fully brief the F.A.A. on the changes.
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Here's a brief look at some of the most prominent cases.
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What we're reading: This brief but pointed essay from BuzzFeed News.
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Here's a brief guide to the highs and lows of shows.
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The shelf life is very brief, so use it without delay.
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We've compiled a brief list of some of this year's highlights.
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First comes the brief but brutal annual season of firing coaches.
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Here's a brief explainer on what Colombia is facing this week.
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Forgive me for what is going to be a brief rant.
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Very brief workouts count toward 150-minute goal, new guidelines say.
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Short stories are by definition brief, but they needn't be small.
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Take this brief five-minute audience survey and let us know.
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Past Tense A brief history of the #MeToo moment's touchstone term.
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Before Sunday's game, Coach Dave Joerger held a brief news conference.
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What led to the investigation and why didn't you brief Trump?
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It is only a brief break, but one I value tremendously.
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A brief coda shows him back in Turin, pondering his experience.
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Peter Hubbard, a grandson, said she died after a brief illness.
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For a brief, shining moment, there was such an intense attraction.
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The Mueller report is long, but we're going to be brief.
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We offer a brief excerpt here: The sorting begins right away.
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A brief silence, and then what could I say in response?
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After a brief warm-up, the group split off in pairs.
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In brief remarks, Mr. Carter and Mr. Clinton praised Americans' volunteerism.
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Seventeen states, generally Republican, filed a brief on the other side.
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" Once, giving the weather report, he said: "I love brief showers.
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A brief and strange run had come to a swift conclusion.
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A brief signed by addiction medicine experts and policymakers supports her.
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"I certainly hope not," Mr. Spicer said after a brief pause.
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Your interactions with non-enemies is brief and fleeting but memorable.
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Still, Alani was thrilled at his brief online brush with stardom.
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The movie had only a brief run, and all but disappeared.
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The excerpts are fascinating but, until we reach 1970, too brief.
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In 1978, he survived a brief primary challenge from former Gov.
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Walsh's campaign was chaotic, his victory quixotic, and his tenure brief.
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It is still unclear if she will make a brief cameo.
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Friedman's simplistic monetarism had a brief triumph in the late 1970s.
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Justine Henin made a brief comeback after a 232-month absence.
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The brief unsigned order said the Trump administration's request was premature.
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"It's just tragic," Ms. Luna said in a brief telephone interview.
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Here's a brief rundown of some of the sale's best deals:
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The man had recently traveled, including a brief stop in Tokyo.
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The former senator flashed a brief, small smile at his supporters.
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"The encounter was consensual, brief and ended by me," he said.
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Quick note here: Due to time constrains, the pitches were brief.
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This brief, almost fable-like novel is a departure for Messud.
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He is the fourth coach in Harris and Blitzer's brief tenure.
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Google announced this week that it has filed its opening brief.
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Here is a brief taxonomy of Trump-world: Roger Stone -- friend.
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It is brief: only four lines, three sentences, among many thousands.
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And you can't get that from just a traditional creative brief.
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It was an unruly, almost reluctant show — brief and appealingly raw.
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"Roe's jurisprudence has been haphazard from the beginning," reads the brief.
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Her brief order did not address the substance of the request.
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After a brief and tumultuous life, Pepe the Frog is dead.
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Here's an email example of someone who's brief but also blunt.
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The message is brief but there's a different, more optimistic tone.
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Each one starts with an insight, followed by a brief explanation.
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Sometimes, a series of tweets — brief but thoughtful — do the trick.
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Mr. Rosenstein will also brief members of the House on Friday.
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"This motion seeks to level the playing field," the brief said.
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Here's a brief guide to spotting and dealing with voter intimidation.
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For the time being, Foggy Bottom will brief reporters on background.
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The patient is still anxious about his brief episode of amnesia.
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She recommends keeping interactions with "toxic" people as brief as possible.
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Her organization's new brief on child care can be read here.
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But after two brief exchanges, his captors broke off the discussion.
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To date, the brief said, Mr. Vance has made neither showing.
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Our results were published Thursday in a Heritage Foundation issue brief.
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The Senators asked Treasury to brief their staff by May 9.
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The president did not brief military officials on the original announcement.
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But first, a brief intermission for roller skating and puppy love.
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Kelley shot himself following a brief chase with police, officials said.
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While both had brief moments, neither lodged a particularly memorable line.
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Settlement: here State's brief: here Yereth Rosen; editing by Clive McKeef
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For those unfamiliar with the blue slip, a brief primer follows.
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Third, evidence is mounting that Zika outbreaks are intense but brief.
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Mr. Thevenin fled in his vehicle, leading to a brief chase.
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Here are the instructions, in brief: Vox Media has affiliate partnerships.
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To put it simply, I hold no brief for President Trump.
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HOMO DEUS: A Brief History of Tomorrow, by Yuval Noah Harari.
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Here are brief profiles based on news and social media accounts.
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Here's what else is happening: A brief respite from the rain.
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"False, False, False," he said in a brief phone call Wednesday.
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The menu may be brief, but the dishes demand close attention.
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She does add in brief historical interludes about dieting — the Rev.
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Her stay in the previous camp had been strange but brief.
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Watch: We compiled a brief video with images from the mall.
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Trump administration officials are expected to brief lawmakers later on Wednesday.
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Contains strong language, including some sexual references, and brief bloody images.
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Administration officials are expected to brief Congress on Iran this week.
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Based on the brief demo, Microsoft's implementation is actually pretty impressive.
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Bondi also joined an amicus brief supporting Arizona's SB 1070 law.
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Markets reacted strongly to a brief inflation scare in early February.
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"His spirit hasn't changed," Mario Rubio said in a brief interview.
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Although the recession was brief, economic growth continued to be sluggish.
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But her tone was lighter in her brief scene with Thad.
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The couple had their brief engagement moment, and then Ripley died.
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In a brief filed in federal court at 1:24 a.m.
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Subjects take a single, brief online assessment and boom, they're typified.
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" The response, he said in a brief telephone conversation, was, "Beyond.
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The book on Judge before this season was a brief one.
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Among those expected to brief the Senate at 2:30 p.m.
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In their brief, the Espinoza plaintiffs took a deeply radical position.
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Their brief included 193 points of material fact spanning 61 pages.
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" And Alec Baldwin and David Letterman discuss David's Lean's "Brief Encounter.
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A brief marriage after he left the military ended in divorce.
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Some of them are less narratives than brief, illustrated prose poems.
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Each morning, Flynn attended Trump's intelligence briefing—the President's Daily Brief.
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I didn't even see the brief until after it was filed.
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At age five, he was the victim of a brief abduction.
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Longer term relationships can be harder to manage than brief encounters.
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During the brief exchange, Grassley and Feinstein talked over one another.
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Instead, I consider practicing a series of hesitant, brief grace notes.
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Jenn Higgins only intended to spend a brief time in Washington.
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She served brief jail terms for corruption in 1996 and 2014.
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Note: Hillicon Valley will take a brief hiatus for the holidays.
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Titanic Rising's biggest shortcoming is its too brief 27-minute runtime.
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For a brief, glorious period between 2011 and today, it did.
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"Seven Brief Lessons on Physics" 30 Carlo Rovelli (Riverhead, $18) 10.
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"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" by Yuval Noah Harari (2011)
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Magic Leap sent me a brief whitepaper to try to explain.
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There was a brief time when my father wore a mustache.
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Did you brief President Obama on any calls involving Michael Flynn?
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The official said there were brief clashes between police and protesters.
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Lebanon Tillerson will then make the brief flight to Beirut Thursday.
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She's even found value in her brief stint at culinary school.
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U.N. Secretary General António Guterres also delivered brief remarks after Trump.
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There should also be a brief update shortly with more details.
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There were two brief virtual safety car periods during the day.
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This can prevail for a brief period, or for many months.
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For a brief time, I could provide answers to such questions.
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While dancing, there a brief flash of nudity in the TikTok.
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And eventually there are some flashbacks, though they're brief and coy.
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A brief article appeared eight days after she disappeared in 2009.
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The Janus majority, that brief pointed out, did not mention Keller.
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Minnesota filed its brief opposing the preliminary injunction motion last week.
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BOOK REVIEW A brief report in the Shortlist feature on Dec.
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A brief uptick in the rate in 19803 did not last.
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After we returned from Texas, my mother sent infrequent, brief texts.
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Here's a brief walk down memory lane for the two men.
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H. R. McMaster, and got a brief greeting from Mr. Trump.
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Maybe you can give a brief intro on who is LaTurbo.
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The CEO also suggests emails be brief and to the point.
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The mutual endorsements smoothed the waters for just a brief period.
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A Jones spokesman downplayed Moore's lawsuit in a brief statement Thursday.
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The stay was meant to be brief but lasted seven years.
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Contains disturbing violence, some bloody images, strong language and brief nudity.
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On Monday there was a brief flicker of hope for Mrs.
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The justices did not provide any explanation for their brief orders.
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The brief was also signed by unions representing professional soccer players.
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So keep any future answers to prospective buyers accurate but brief.
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The brief FBI probe was designed to look into the charges.
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A brief history of the instant camera and how it works
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The letter requests that the GSA brief the lawmakers by Dec.
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Lorenzo Soria made a brief appearance on the Golden Globes stage.
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We learned about them on August 27th with a brief announcement.
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They had a brief conversation about what the atmosphere was doing.
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A trailer showing this brief clip of this was previously released.
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The sustenance provided only a brief escape from their harsh reality.
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He asked me to go and brief you on our conversation.
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They're always there, brief splinters in her consciousness, jarring her awake.
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Deep Throat used an underground parking garage to brief against Nixon.
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The many excursions are too brief, too cursory for long consideration.
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After a brief hiatus, it continued production from 1947 until 1987.
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He is due to brief the Security Council on Nov. 16.
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And when you're done, read my brief interview with Bucy below.
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Basically, it's a SUPER brief history of Hawking's time on Earth.
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There were court challenges to it, there was an amicus brief.
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"Now we're going to do a brief sun salutation," Aykroyd beams.
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This is apparent from a brief scan of Flynn's Twitter feed.
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A 2009 brief submitted by Janet Napolitano's Department of Homeland Security wrote a brief suggesting ways domestic violence victims can be identified in order to qualify for asylum based on being part of a particular group.
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Weinstein mostly kept quiet during a brief appearance in a Manhattan courtroom aside from some brief exchanges with Judge James Burke, who at one point scolded him for pulling out his cell phone during the proceeding.
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The commissioner in charge of the brief, Sylvie Goulard of France, is well regarded, but will have to split her time between internal-market duties, regulating artificial intelligence, and a new defence-industry and space brief.
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She could have built on that, especially after Muguruza overhit a swinging forehand volley on the first point of the next game, then hit a forehand long, giving Rybarikova a brief — very brief — glimmer of hope.
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"If you were given a brief to redesign A Clockwork Orange, the amount of visual references, and the really famous book design that's been done already---it's almost an impossible brief," says Stuart Tolley, author of MIN.
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More than 200 companies sign brief calling on SCOTUS to recognize LGBTQ rights Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Pinterest are among more than 200 companies that signed a brief arguing existing laws against sex discrimination protect LGBTQ people.
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Six times an hour, their doomsaying meteorological segments were interrupted by a brief program called Local on the 8s, which showed off satellite scans and brief forecasts for your zip code at any time ending in 8.
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Stallone's speech was brief (perhaps too brief, as you'll see in a moment); he concluded by thanking his "imaginary best friend" Rocky Balboa himself — but the really tremendous moment came from just watching him take the stage.
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