Now, if you want to eat a fruit by itself, that combination of fruits by itself, be my guest.
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Or Razer could just provide the enclosure by itself and let you do the rest — though we don't have pricing for the case by itself quite yet.
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A low-sociability plant is one that in the wild is almost always found by itself (Panicum virgatum, for example, is almost always found by itself in a meadow).
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" Arden noted that such a fracture "is not a definitive finding that by itself determines that a death was a homicide, or by itself distinguishes a homicidal strangulation from a suicidal hanging.
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Anger by itself does not guarantee a surge in voting.
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Getting everything in there is already a challenge by itself.
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The title does a lot of heavy lifting by itself.
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"This case is in a category by itself," Sullivan said.
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No one regulation by itself has had a bad effect.
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Well, actually, thinking for Arendt isn't always political by itself.
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Amazon's not running its restaurant service all by itself, however.
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"That prospect should be exciting, just by itself," Federer said.
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By itself, Harris's reporting makes no connection to Cambridge Analytica.
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Though cloud gaming is not nearly enough reason by itself.
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But by itself, the West will not solve the problem.
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That by itself is a good thing, said industry experts.
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Nevertheless, Quesnay knew, the Tableau did not work by itself.
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After pauses, it restarted and passed the obstacles by itself.
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More importantly, tryptophan by itself doesn't really make you tired.
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Surely the new hairdo provides enough talking points by itself.
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"Mine flipped back by itself and I'm ok," she added.
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"This way each palatine works by itself," the pair note.
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It is not something that's going to happen by itself.
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It was by itself a lesson in law, Sonia concluded.
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And that, by itself, casts serious doubt on his legitimacy.
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The envelope was by itself, the only mail I'd received.
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The smartphone approach will not solve this problem by itself.
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That wouldn't, by itself, be cause to dwell on him.
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The Federal Reserve by itself could not stabilize the situation.
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"But Japan cannot bear the burden by itself," he said.
|
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The word "meat" by itself almost always refers to pork.
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It could by itself trigger spasms in the financial markets.
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By itself, more testing is going to uncover more cases.
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And remember, MCAS didn't bring down this airplane by itself.
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Drink with seafood pastas, with salads or all by itself.
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"Looking for colleges is intimidating just by itself," she said.
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Business acumen, by itself, produces little insight into these questions.
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By itself, Sputnik did nothing but orbit Earth while beeping.
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What the Liberian women did deserved to stand by itself.
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That's pulled in $10 billion just by itself this year.
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That changes the strategic outlook in the region by itself.
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Which is not a problem by itself, heart health aside.
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It's like the project keeps developing and growing by itself.
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But monetary policy cannot, by itself, create a healthy economy.
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Flybe can pull out of the tailspin, but not by itself.
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The car will navigate parking lots and pedestrians all by itself.
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That means the ice loss doesn't raise sea levels by itself.
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Meanwhile, store visits Black Friday by itself were down 1.7 percent.
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That fact alone, "is very telling by itself, already," said Chen.
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Our baby can walk and it's going to walk by itself.
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But this one just sort of did it all by itself.
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"It just sort of happened by itself pretty much," Kruger added.
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For starters, impeachment by itself doesn't get rid of the president.
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Basically, it's a standalone VR headset that works all by itself.
|
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That, by itself, will make them essential to watch and understand.
|
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But creating a balanced database is by itself a complicated feat.
|
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But a violin is not, by itself, a work of art.
|
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Think of a lawn mower that can cut grass by itself.
|
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And by itself, the Playbase did sound nice to my ears.
|
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And then, in a category all by itself, there is Florida.
|
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Importantly, however, Affirm doesn't underwrite and service its loans by itself.
|
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But, but, but: That won't happen by itself, the report shows.
|
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Twitter by itself is a confusing service, especially when getting started.
|
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Mr Werbach: A blockchain by itself can't redress structural power imbalances.
|
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Original Medicare by itself does not pay all your health expenses.
|
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ExxonMobil shows that the market cannot solve climate change by itself.
|
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" Zuckerbeg continued: "We recognize that connecting people isn't enough by itself.
|
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By itself, pension reform may not restore the economy to health.
|
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It's a tree that is sustainable because it propagates by itself.
|
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Or buy the Echo Show 5 by itself for just $89.99.
|
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By itself, of course, deregulation can't banish this deeply engrained stigma.
|
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This excerpt exists by itself on the page, deepening its mystery.
|
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Change will come, but it doesn't happen overnight or by itself.
|
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But good adaptation by itself also requires, in a sense, acceptance.
|
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But his crush of talent no longer dominates headlines by itself.
|
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The palm juice actually naturally ferments by itself in these pots.
|
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"That, by itself, is alarming to all of us," he said.
|
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That would constitute only a modest new "tax expenditure" by itself.
|
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Lifting one of these bags probably constituted a workout by itself.
|
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Social Security does not offer a sustainable retirement income by itself.
|
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When she did that, the gap closed by itself, she said.
|
|
But by itself, replacing Neumann as CEO doesn't solve WeWork's problems.
|
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Medicare, by itself, covers only about 25 percent of medical expenses.
|
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He could only play that second chord by itself, repeatedly, endlessly.
|
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But the House by itself is a kind of consolation prize.
|
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And I think that probably clarifies things pretty good by itself.
|
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Iran is in a class by itself in the awfulness department.
|
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"Oddly, tasted better with the food than by itself," he said.
|
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This small, local experiment is not all that persuasive by itself.
|
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Most experts say the shutdown won't cause a recession by itself.
|
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Stupid, unpresidential, par for the course — but not tampering by itself.
|
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All by Itself, the Humble Sweet Potato Colonized the World 21.
|
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But he added Greece could not bear the burden by itself.
|
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Even our brilliantly designed Constitution cannot, by itself, guarantee democracy's survival.
|
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"Supplementation by itself isn't going to be enough," Dr. Bowe said.
|
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Water by itself will not ruin a mechanical watch, rust will.
|
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And that, by itself, is not really a revelation to Brazilians.
|
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"Each thing by itself has only a marginal impact," Flaxman said.
|
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Overall, even use of cannabis by itself is worrisome, Han added.
|
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It is normal for China to want to develop by itself.
|
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Japan, really, by itself, cannot handle the security problems in Asia.
|
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That, by itself, can be a strong enough motivation for many.
|
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The labs probably won't be testing each sample by itself, though.
|
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That's a policy all by itself that we currently don't have.
|
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It's usually not the comment by itself that will bother me.
|
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It would just happen by itself because your timing was right.
|
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Still, the Fed cannot by itself repair a badly damaged economy.
|
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The feeling by itself can influence what people decide to do.
|
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Mr. Trump's $20 billion proposal would be, by itself, very expensive.
|
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That actually implies that the Constitution by itself doesn't bar them.
|
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That, by itself, isn't enough to ensure the pipeline gets built.
|
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So, in a nutshell, a comedown won't kill you by itself.
|
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After all, nicotine by itself is not known to be carcinogenic.
|
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But for umami, there's no evidence we like it by itself.
|
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"We want to maintain peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait ... By itself, Taiwan exists outside China, Taiwan exists by itself, so there's no need for Taiwan to go beyond what it is right now," he said.
|
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But a dollar appreciation could by itself achieve the necessary economic adjustment.
|
|
So you can't grow this guy in a Petri dish by itself.
|
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But is Disney stuff worth 10 bucks a month all by itself?
|
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"The fight by itself is well made, but that's it," Besson says.
|
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"It's not a significant amount of radioactive debris by itself," Murphy said.
|
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The dick comes in a package all by itself, for just $2.49.
|
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After all, rice is pretty great just by itself, sans precious metals!
|
|
Google News by itself is also a pretty good source of readers.
|
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The search of something that by itself is really hard to get.
|
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A very relatable post, but not necessarily an obvious clue by itself.
|
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What if you could get a single point-like charge by itself?
|
|
Yet the Brexit drop isn't necessarily a reason to travel by itself.
|
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The buildup to the play was a thing of beauty by itself.
|
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But not enough to account, by itself, for the corona's scorching temperatures.
|
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But that by itself produced unresolved suspicions; compliance systems made transfers untraceable.
|
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The "Cloud Cam" is also available by itself for purchase, it said.
|
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"Recycled fiber by itself isn't a really big consumer driver," he says.
|
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While it's a building block, it does not by itself change behavior.
|
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On Monday, Trump cited a statistic that, taken by itself, sounds alarming.
|
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By itself, The Verge found its performance admirable for its small size.
|
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You think that the car will put on the brakes by itself.
|
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A secure life in a nation that can defend itself, by itself.
|
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Or you can just gorge on it by itself, like I did.
|
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But, I don't wear this tee as a top by itself anymore.
|
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The phone, stripped of its accessories, is an aberration all by itself.
|
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By itself, this war of words would already be a big deal.
|
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"Dry ice by itself isn&apost going to kill anybody," Troyer said.
|
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Winning by itself is not enough to bring fans to the arena.
|
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An Arby seems like a kind of language lard all by itself.
|
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"There's very little benefit to just drinking juice by itself," Story says.
|
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"That's not the cause of ad tech's weakness by itself," Wieser said.
|
|
But protest by itself -- while critically important -- isn't a guarantee of progress.
|
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That by itself completely changes the way the postural muscles are working.
|
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The ghost piano, true to its name, was playing all by itself.
|
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By itself, these changes may have knocked 0.7% a year off productivity.
|
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"It will keep going by itself and that's the worry," he said.
|
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The Fed all by itself or the Fed as accountable to Congress?
|
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By itself, virus screening is well-known and constitutes an abstract idea.
|
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A secure life, in a nation that can defend itself, by itself.
|
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"This case is in a category by itself right now," Sullivan said.
|
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Then, calculate how much money your current portfolio is earning, by itself.
|
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It's a tour de force, in a literary category all by itself.
|
|
By itself, violating that law would be a relatively small-time misdemeanor.
|
|
However, carbon pricing by itself is not the most efficient climate policy.
|
|
By itself, again, this would genuinely constitute a middle-class tax cut.
|
|
By itself, the United States cannot solve all the world's hunger problems.
|
|
Each one can act by itself or as a swarm with others.
|
|
The PurAqua seltzer water is great as a mixer or by itself.
|
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But a year later, SRT said it would redevelop Makkasan by itself.
|
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PGP by itself is extremely secure, but it's very hard to use.
|
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Finally, the wash is distilled, either by itself or with foraged botanicals.
|
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Of course, shit power by itself cannot solve all our energy challenges.
|
|
"A story like this, by itself, is not necessarily fatal," Pitney added.
|
|
But by itself, the U.S. cannot protect itself from a global outbreak.
|
|
Yes, but it should have and could have been saved by itself.
|
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You could make a weekend visit out of Central Park by itself.
|
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"Replacing him is difficult by itself," Mr. Hallelujah said of Mr. Meles.
|
|
By itself, it would be a worthy stop on any tourist excursion.
|
|
Being a verified signatory of I.F.C.N. is not particularly valuable by itself.
|
|
"Raising the age to 21 by itself is terrific," Mr. Lindblom said.
|
|
By itself, this is as far as the efficiency gap gets us.
|
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It's not clear if humans can actually smell the substance by itself.
|
|
Nonetheless, Mr. Pushkin added, lavish spending by itself is not actually illegal.
|
|
There is a limit, though, to what Bangladesh can do by itself.
|
|
By itself, SNAP annually pulls over eight million people out of poverty.
|
|
The climate has always changed by itself through its own natural variability.
|
|
He had a motive that puts it in a category by itself.
|
|
But I'm the pie and my pie is good all by itself.
|
|
Supporters of the negotiations said the draft's existence by itself was significant.
|
|
The U.S. economy, by itself, is stable, with few signs of inflation.
|
|
Their missile traveled only about 580 miles, by itself no great achievement.
|
|
I can use it by itself or layer it with a moisturizer.
|
|
Any peace agreement must guarantee Israel's ability to defend itself by itself.
|
|
Slow progress by itself is not a good indicator of final yield.
|
|
That's the cab by itself or with an empty trailer loaded on.
|
|
"This is not by itself a proof of an exomoon," Kipping said.
|
|
By itself, it accounts for one-fifth of its home country's exports.
|
|
Well, YouTube was going to be sued out of business by itself.
|
|
When the AI gets smarter, might it figure out morality by itself?
|
|
So Monday night's memo doesn't by itself change anything on the ground.
|
|
It's in our diet everywhere; it's just that it's not by itself.
|
|
The only place it's by itself is if you use the powder.
|
|
But such a plan, while helpful, wouldn't by itself solve America's housing crisis.
|
|
So writing a custom genome for one is a big deal by itself.
|
|
It was turning by itself, as if a ghost were piloting the vehicle.
|
|
And this little tiny duck, like six days old, was out by itself.
|
|
The base, however, can be eaten by itself in times of extreme need.
|
|
That's incredible by itself, but what's more unreal is that she's not alone.
|
|
That interference can cause a device to turn on by itself and malfunction.
|
|
Of course, receiving a gift card by itself can feel out of touch.
|
|
Trump's nomination by itself would deal a huge blow to conservative movement infrastructure.
|
|
Although, by itself, that is not much of an endorsement, we go further.
|
|
But, by itself, this will not lead to broadly shared prosperity and growth.
|
|
If heavy music is only influenced by itself, it's eating its own tail.
|
|
It regards any big discoveries, by itself or anyone else, to be unlikely.
|
|
By opening this developer platform, Facebook doesn't have to build everything by itself.
|
|
They say that love, by itself, is never enough to sustain a partnership.
|
|
Healthbox will run at $400, but the UA Band by itself is $180.
|
|
By itself, the business tax reform could grow the economy by 4 percent.
|
|
But for an interesting reason: It's not that power is, by itself, corrupting.
|
|
DJI is going to sell the controller by itself starting today for $650.
|
|
That grass isn't going to become a thatched roof by itself, after all.
|
|
By itself this would not be enough to make the yuan go global.
|
|
Arresting and investigating 100 doctors would not by itself help eliminate hospital infections.
|
|
After all, the absence of external politics does not, by itself, assure independence.
|
|
What's true is that being very good isn't by itself enough to win.
|
|
Have you ever noticed your screen suddenly dimming or brightening all by itself?
|
|
However, AI can't come to new scientific breakthroughs all by itself, Hunter claims.
|
|
Having the fingerprint sensor in the right spot won't be enough by itself.
|
|
Or you can buy the wireless charging case all by itself for $80.
|
|
All that might, by itself, might be hard enough to believe or explain.
|
|
And yet a family tree by itself is not a widely accepted provenance.
|
|
Old Navy, meanwhile, brings in about $8 billion in annual sales by itself.
|
|
The reward of bad decisions is "experience," which has little value by itself.
|
|
In my view, this is by itself a sufficient argument against proportional representation.
|
|
Weakening the legislature in a nascent democracy will not fix corruption by itself.
|
|
If the user wants, the Grobo can grow plants pretty much by itself.
|
|
But for an interesting reason: It's not that power by itself is corrupting.
|
|
The logic of diversity, by itself, gives us no reason that it shouldn't.
|
|
"The state of Florida could not take this road by itself," Gillum added.
|
|
"Enterprise sort of grew by itself," Mr. Taylor told Fortune magazine in 2006.
|
|
"No one company is going to be able to get there by itself."
|
|
Sometimes a two-top will come and just order the sando by itself.
|
|
Simply finding more classified information would not, by itself, have changed that conclusion.
|
|
And by no means can it be considered a complete solution by itself.
|
|
I personally don't think a mural by itself is an incredibly helpful thing.
|
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I haven't had it by itself, but I don't eat burgers by themselves.
|
|
"There's very little, procedurally, that the minority can do by itself," Reynolds says.
|
|
"Russian involvement would score as a high risk by itself," Mr. Hansen said.
|
|
His feet do the smart part, then his fist hits all by itself.
|
|
But it certainly seems a live possibility, and that by itself disturbs me.
|
|
It is controlled entirely by itself, and there is no outside influence whatsoever.
|
|
By itself, each report exposed deeply troubling problems at an individual police department.
|
|
So also, faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead.
|
|
It orbited the moon, by itself a historic accomplishment for a private organization.
|
|
The photograph cannot do that by itself, but it can occasion those investigations.
|
|
Snoring by itself is not dangerous, but it can have serious social consequences.
|
|
But that by itself was not going to get him all the votes.
|
|
Even with the deals creep, the day can drive substantial sales by itself.
|
|
Brooks argued that developing and standing by one strategy is impressive by itself.
|
|
"The Cotton Pickers," considered by itself, is also a work of compressed history.
|
|
The recent increase, by itself, exceeds the entire annual toll from skin cancer.
|
|
The Botler learns by itself, and its accuracy of advice improves with use.
|
|
Uber isn't doing the heavy lifting of hiring a new executive by itself.
|
|
The werewolf transformation scene in particular is worthy of an Oscar by itself.
|
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You can get this beautiful crystal carafe by itself without the aerating pourer.
|
|
His mastery of mark-making is pretty much in a class by itself.
|
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One way around this is Congress could unschedule or reschedule marijuana by itself.
|
|
Mueller going to a grand jury is not a big deal by itself.
|
|
By itself, Facebook can do little to completely insulate Ukraine from election interference.
|
|
By itself, the federal funds rate isn't especially important to anyone but bankers.
|
|
Of course, that's a good thing to do but we need to start that kind of work on the premise that it's not going to solve food waste by itself and it's certainly isn't going to solve food poverty by itself.
|
|
Excessive stimulus, by itself, did not guarantee that Japan would suffer an asset bubble.
|
|
I'll wear it by itself, with a pair of Levi's and some velvet platforms.
|
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If it went unused for a while, it would slowly turn off by itself.
|
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This is a gauntlet, and that second-round battle could be devastating by itself.
|
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A smart robot that can conduct missions to destroy enemy tanks entirely by itself.
|
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The larger Portal Plus is currently $1000 off at $249.99 (usually $349.99 by itself).
|
|
The party has become far less insistent that it can do everything by itself.
|
|
Never mind that this plot formula has become a flaming stereotype all by itself.
|
|
But De Beers regards any big discoveries, by itself or anyone else, as unlikely.
|
|
In fact, by some estimates, California by itself is the world's eighth-largest economy.
|
|
The EU wants to control the foreign and security policies of Europe by itself.
|
|
But it&aposs unclear at this point what Sophia can actually do by itself.
|
|
That suggests boosting levels of this bacterial species is shaping behaviour all by itself.
|
|
A constitutionally deficient lawyer by itself is, surprisingly, not enough for someone like Adnan.
|
|
However, retaining Mr Wang would not, by itself, prove that Mr Xi is strong.
|
|
Now, a robot's sewn up incisions in a live pig's gut, all by itself.
|
|
What an embarrassment for the state of North Carolina, completely brought on by itself.
|
|
Drug prices, it seems, stands on a pedestal by itself as a bipartisan priority.
|
|
I think it's clear that just helping people connect by itself isn't always positive.
|
|
Clicking the green dot by itself expands the window to the full-screen size.
|
|
On the other hand, giving a person a knife is not, by itself, criminal.
|
|
Had he made it, this would have been a highlight of and by itself.
|
|
Recorded in Los Angeles, the track "Save the Bird" is characteristically heartbreaking by itself.
|
|
For one, prenatal drug exposure — by itself— isn't always a sign of child abuse.
|
|
But a simple acknowledgement can be really powerful as an intervention all by itself.
|
|
Tor, by itself, does not make it more unlikely for you to get hacked.
|
|
Yet a larger share of professionals by itself is unlikely to be the solution.
|
|
That by itself is quite a feat, given the old saying that sex sells.
|
|
Their huge, larger-than-life scale, and very functional movement is fascinating by itself.
|
|
That by itself inflated the measured unemployment rate above what it would have been.
|
|
But the department cannot eliminate the carried interest tax benefit by itself, she contended.
|
|
Democrats signaled all along that any such provision would, by itself, end their support.
|
|
This clear gel can be worn by itself or as a primer before mascara.
|
|
But here's the rub: Knowing what to do by itself is just not enough.
|
|
"No individual or company can hope to meet this imperative by itself," he continued.
|
|
Of course, ratification is not by itself a guarantee that an agreement will hold.
|
|
Certainly, the development of a legal painkiller is not by itself criminal or stupid.
|
|
Not that the battery sector is by itself causing the run on visible inventory.
|
|
The U.S. by itself can't put enough pressure on China to change its practices.
|
|
This factor by itself represents roughly one-third of the deceleration that you're seeing.
|
|
By itself, the state makes up 13 percent of the nation's gross domestic product.
|
|
Unfortunately, revenue growth by itself isn't enough to be successful in the long run.
|
|
That means UnitedHealth, by itself, controls about 5.5% of the U.S. health care economy.
|
|
By itself, AT&T is one of the nation's largest internet and telephone providers.
|
|
It's not the Electoral College by itself, but the state winner-take-all rule.
|
|
But it is not sufficient, by itself, to meet the demands of the moment.
|
|
Mr. Stevenson conceded that a mere failure to remember was not by itself sufficient.
|
|
By itself, any one of these shifts would represent a significant but manageable challenge.
|
|
But none appears able to drag down the economy to its knees by itself.
|
|
Such a stance would all by itself be a model and a public good.
|
|
"I can't believe the system can move in that direction by itself," he said.
|
|
But more modesty by itself is not going to make this problem go away.
|
|
By itself, that increase should allow most children to live better than their parents.
|
|
If they come back to town together, that would be news, all by itself.
|
|
The cookie part alone is amazing, and we'd eat it by itself any day.
|
|
At the center of all these overlapping circles sits Oregon, nearly all by itself.
|
|
Monday's move by itself will not change China's trade relations with the United States.
|
|
Monday's move by itself will not change China's trade relations with the United States.
|
|
In a sense all currency creation, it's not creating real economic growth by itself.
|
|
I think money by itself without the knowledge and culture and ethic is worthless.
|
|
Cutting a swath through one's midmajor league, by contrast, can prove insufficient by itself.
|
|
The new document, however moderated, is not likely to change that situation by itself.
|
|
STAHL: But if you just said, "White people are superior" by itself, that's okay.
|
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In one room, a sole ponytail flips by itself, a kinetic sculpture from 26.
|
|
All total, an AmazonFresh account by itself will cost at least $179 a year.
|
|
It's harder to solve poverty than drive a car down the street by itself.
|
|
Skinny repeal, by itself, leaves most of Obamacare in place and Medicaid untouched entirely.
|
|
"Kratom, by itself, in its natural form, is a reasonably safe compound," he says.
|
|
I didn't need to have a prefabricated concept; the story was told by itself.
|
|
Senate Democratic leader Charles Schumer said that measure by itself would not be adequate.
|
|
Proteus can run reconnaissance missions by itself over hundreds of miles without any human intervention.
|
|
Black Friday by itself is expected to be the busiest shopping day of the year.
|
|
By itself, though, it didn't say much about what a final proof would look like.
|
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And Pompeo's decision, however petty, isn't all by itself going to spur our national demise.
|
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The camera has actually come on by itself, activated by the button on the side.
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Those performance options include a "carbon fiber trim" package that, by itself, will cost $18,500.
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The chiclet keys are surprisingly bouncy, Here's the Tab S28's keyboard cover by itself.
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That's bad by itself, but worse when US government officials, like Iraq War veteran Sen.
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The evidence suggests that the party is perfectly capable of doing that all by itself.
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Your pet may be by itself, but that doesn't mean it has to be alone.
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They're thinking of a robot that goes from point A to point B by itself.
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That by itself would be an interesting development for the popular open source database company.
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The physical world is too big for Facebook to fill with AR experiences by itself.
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Every city can now enforce the right of its inhabitants to clean air by itself.
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"This is an important distinction because activity does not by itself cause harm," said Perrone.
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He saw that the benevolence of good people could not, by itself, secure social change.
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Telsey feels CBS has better metrics by itself than it would when combined with Viacom.
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As in text, words can evoke emotions and sensations that an image, by itself, wouldn't.
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It'd be neat all by itself, but a perfect partner for a refreshed Mac Pro.
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For the first time ever, a single LED can now change color all by itself.
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That, by itself, is an experience worth paying for; the question is, for how long?
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It wouldn't, by itself, stop a determined hacker, especially one with ample, state-sponsored resources.
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That by itself is almost a Watergate-level effort to interfere with an ongoing investigation.
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The share issue, by itself, would have improved Delta Lloyd's solvency ratio to 154 percent.
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This sells as part of the $2150 HealthBox, or by itself for a steep $1500.
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But the sale of the company's chemical division by itself would not actually improve prospects.
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Naturally, that advantage does not, by itself, determine election outcomes, as we have recently seen.
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But evoking by itself isn't enough, and the Ektra's act isn't wholly convincing in person.
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Customers can order the brownie by itself or as an add-on to a meal.
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The BJP currently controls 21 states, either by itself or as part of an alliance.
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Still, a halt to refueling could by itself have little practical effect on the war.
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"Economic development was important, but economic development by itself didn't solve the problem," said West.
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"There are certain things that the United States can do by itself," Mr. Obama said.
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Myth: You can have an energy gel or chew by itself to get more energy.
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The BJP currently rules 22 states, either by itself or as part of an alliance.
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So that there by itself says that it's OK to go speak to somebody else.
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Biodiesel is used by itself or with petroleum-based diesel mainly as a motor fuel.
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Also, my Twitter randomly started changing its setting by itself to cover the image. What?
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When a door quietly opens by itself, it registers with the shock of an explosion.
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Without land to sow, your labor power by itself isn't going to produce any commodities.
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The quad toe loop-triple toe loop combo scored a huge 220 points by itself.
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"My study clearly shows that cannabis does not cause schizophrenia by itself," said Dr. DeLisi.
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By itself, the song explores a person longing for her romantic partner who has died.
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That category by itself accounted for nearly two-thirds of the growth in exported goods.
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An autonomous security robot, it rolled around by itself, taking video and reading license plates.
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The measure was attached to a budget resolution and wouldn't, by itself, have allowed imports.
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In 1806, that second part was left to stand by itself after the rewritten Adagio.
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Any one of these bars, by itself, could hold your attention as an expressive gesture.
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The next day he has the most incredible automobile going down the road by itself.
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This wine is great by itself, but ceviche and jamon come to mind as well.
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Law enforcement officials say finding new classified information would not by itself change the outcome.
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Sound can be used to communicate over the radio, traveling by itself across the world.
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"The Paris Agreement, by itself, won't get us to a livable world," the employees wrote.
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But moose control may not by itself be enough to save caribou in some circumstances.
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"On-budget support by itself as a means to improve accountability doesn't work," he said.
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But the government is wary of EUAS taking on the 49 percent stake by itself.
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But it does have one dessert that is almost worth a trip all by itself.
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"The Paris Agreement, by itself, won't get us to a livable world," the group said.
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Chlorine, a common industrial chemical that can be fatally toxic, is not by itself illegal.
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"I feel so confident in the swimming and everything just goes by itself," said Sjostrom.
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Just by itself, Facebook has gained more than 80 percent since Trump's November 1503 victory.
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It's $139, which is a mere $10 more than the doorbell usually costs by itself.
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She's like 10 years older than most of these people, which by itself is fantastic.
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And if I could wind back the clock, you know, I would say probably would have let SolarCity execute by itself; would have let Tesla execute by itself and — But I just didn't realize how difficult it would be to do the Model 3 program.
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That by itself is a measure of how low the standards have sunk in this war.
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The director turned 71 in December and that does not, by itself, indicate he is old.
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Honestly, the market likes gridlock, so that could be a reason to rally all by itself.
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All this functionality comes at a price though, and the watch by itself will cost $500.
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And although some of the bot's behavior was preprogrammed, it did develop some strategies by itself.
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"That by itself would not cause a change in advertising budgets, not in a meaningful way."
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Other retailers charge around $450 for this monitor by itself, so the savings are great here.
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The colorful 4k footage is beautiful by itself, but straight up mesmerizing in super slow motion.
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More lawsuits are likely, as Republicans say the court isn't authorised to redistrict all by itself.
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And based on that, it is close to being a Fortune 230 company all by itself.
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The i7+ by itself costs $699 and the base station can be bought separately for $299.
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He calculates that Curiosity, one of NASA's Mars rovers, delivered almost 300,000 of them by itself.
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It leafs out all by itself, within a system of life and light, matter and time.
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There has never been an example of a mosquito gene by itself directly harming a human.
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"Insurance by itself doesn't reduce risk," said Choularton, who previously worked with the World Food Programme.
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The issue will resolve by itself and you can go back to posting TRAPPIST-1 jokes.
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GIF: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)The toy's central feature is its ability to balance all by itself.
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Beyond plagiarizing — which is huge issue by itself — there is also the problem of cultural appropriation.
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By itself, foster care won&apost come close to resolving the plight of Haiti&aposs children.
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None of them by itself, according to new research by economists Laura Tyson and Michael Spence.
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To put it in perspective, the desktop by itself is $499 and the monitor is $127.88.
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" However, Torgoff points out that it wasn't marijuana by itself, "It was meth; it was heroin.
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But the worst thing is that, somehow, the intensity of my Pavlok kept changing by itself.
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By itself, the mouse can support about 32 hours of continuous use on a single charge.
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"That is unprecedented by itself and a symptom of the overall chaos," the staff member said.
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This trend is particularly prevalent in Britain, which is home to 2,200 microbreweries all by itself.
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GIMPS discovered the prime number by multiplying 20153 by itself 74,207,281 times and then subtracting 1.
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"I don't think education by itself is a solution to income inequality," says MIT's David Autor.
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Had I brushed the key in my door, or did its chain start swinging by itself?
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He said the company planned to apply for approval of LMTX to be used by itself.
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The Guardian was once heralded, not least by itself, as a paragon of successful, intelligent journalism.
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The device was able to move inside the heart all by itself, eventually reaching the target.
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Britain is a world by itself; and we will nothing pay for wearing our own noses.
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By itself, though, a five-qubit chip is not going to set the world on fire.
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Similarly, adding more staff or lengthening the workweek of Congress would not, by itself, "fix" Congress.
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Sanders's 2016 candidacy created a powerful movement, but even that movement can't retake Congress by itself.
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Two retirements may have allowed for providing financial help, but one retirement by itself may not.
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But experts have not coalesced around one simple fix that by itself can solve the problems.
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IF YOU LOOK AT OUR SIMPLE TRUTH, WHICH IS OUR BRAND, IS $1.7 BILLION BY ITSELF.
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"To be able to address climate change, California can't do it by itself," Mr. Holden said.
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By itself, the shift to greater car rental isn't necessarily a problem for the car industry.
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But according to the requirements, it's supposed to be able to do that all by itself.
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You run into a forest and it's navigating and flying between tree branches entirely by itself.
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Still, she said, glaucoma treatment or prevention is not by itself a reason to start statins.
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By itself, settling with Uber drivers in California and Massachusetts doesn't accomplish that much for Uber.
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This is why a single breakthrough work cannot, by itself, create an economy of narrative plenitude.
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The company won't protect us by itself, and nothing less than our democracy is at stake.
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Analysts estimate that by itself, the additional workload from Brexit has necessitated adding 27,500 government jobs.
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As a practical matter, the 29th Circuit's constitutional holding will not, by itself, have much impact.
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But the short answer is no: The Trump administration cannot postpone an election all by itself.
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Today, Sisense has crested the $100 million mark by itself, according to an interview with TechCrunch.
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My strategy was to try the cheese by itself first, then try it with the pairing.
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Any one of these facts or allegations, by itself, likely would not constitute obstruction of justice.
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That it isn't, by itself, a major contributor to health care spending is a nice bonus.
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Others note that while the change would be helpful, it won't by itself curb the epidemic.
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It's true that simply granting Medicare the right to negotiate prices wouldn't do much by itself.
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It turns off by itself after 10 hours and can even go in the washing machine.
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"The Paris Agreement, by itself, won't get us to a livable world," the employee group said.
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Not only is Afghanistan restoring its most emblematic building, it is doing so entirely by itself.
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You can recognize it instantly, and put it by itself in a case with a label.
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" He went on, "The private-equity industry has become an industry by itself, as you know.
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That's not terrible by itself, but it has created something of an uneven market for startups.
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He described his vision of a system that transforms raw materials into finished products by itself.
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He said that Dhi Qar has now taken on the development of the field by itself.
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And as most experts agree, killing terrorists does not by itself solve the threat from extremists.
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The exit of a candidate who was last polling below 85033 percent is, by itself, inconsequential.
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You have Charlotte relatively nearby, but Asheville is a destination and an economy all by itself.
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When the Murdochs are taking money off the table, that's a big statement all by itself.
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It didn't kill anyone by itself, but as a military vehicle, was a conduit to carnage.
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It could work with a skilled pilot at the controls who has access to a first-person view from the drone through VR goggles, but asking a quadcopter to perform this maneuver all by itself would require some complicated analysis and trajectory plotting all by itself.
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Since then, the tiny spacecraft has done its best to be useful, orbiting the Sun by itself.
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You might assume that demographic change, and the proximity of different groups, would by itself breed familiarity.
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Used by itself, the drug is now the most common method of execution in the United States.
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To be sure, a higher minimum wage by itself won't solve the problem of widening income inequality.
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That number by itself is impressive — only 66 of the world's countries have a greater annual GDP.
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Levandowski says the autonomous car drove by itself the entire 3,100-mile trip without any human intervention.
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You may think I am a weirdo for just eating tofu by itself, but I love it.
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Or that Justice League earned that 40% all by itself, with its aimless plotting and sloppy characterization.
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And another one is, we are quite value-oriented, which means-, technology, by itself, cannot generate value.
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By itself, and owing to its size, the bookshelf speaker isn't going to blow your socks off.
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But it will not by itself reverse practices that were formed as a response to structural forces.
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I assume that's at least in part because receiving leaked documents is not by itself a problem.
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The virus is one thing, they said, but fear for the virus is another epidemic by itself.
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The virus is one thing, they said, but fear of the virus is another epidemic by itself.
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Software can learn by itself with exposure to new data and become more valuable in the process.
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I throw in nuts and honey for excitement because it tastes like hot, grainy cardboard by itself.
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To be sure, equality is by itself a good reason to allow LGBTQ soldiers to serve openly.
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More lawsuits are likely, as Republicans say the court is not authorised to redistrict all by itself.
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When bought by itself, however, for use with watches already in your collection, it's a hefty $210.
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That way, Facebook can say it does not solely control the currency or the network by itself.
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VR, by itself, as an immersive visual experience that lets you look in all directions is amazing.
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We know very little, if anything, about CBD's effects on pain when given by itself, in people.
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We know very little, if anything, about CBD's effects on pain when given by itself, in people.
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Granted, the tax may never be enacted, and will likely be a relatively small amount by itself.
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Zak and a friend noticed the door to the chair's room slowly creak open all by itself.
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" On the next billion-dollar opportunity: "The ability for artificial intelligence to write artificial intelligence by itself.
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Even so, Tillerson's relationship with Putin should not, by itself, serve as a bar to his confirmation.
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While an improved economic message is part of the equation, it will not be sufficient by itself.
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That means you'll be able to keep the same motherboard and just upgrade the CPU by itself.
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Looking like it came straight from a fancy hotel, the curved TV is a looker by itself.
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By itself, the placement on a watch list would not be grounds to stop a firearms purchase.
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A search of federal statutes makes clear that such collusion by itself would not constitute a crime.
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Ms. Cunliffe argued that the use of military force, by itself, was neither strategically nor ethically sound.
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Increased activity may have very beneficial effects, such as reducing feelings of loneliness, though not by itself.
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But Norvilia's struggle to speak and act freely on campus is worth taking in all by itself.
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So you can put that in, and I think that probably clarifies things pretty good by itself.
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"If you find a turtle on a fence post, it didn't get there by itself," she said.
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Humira and Enbrel are direct competitors, but that by itself has not led to much price competition.
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At slower speeds on open roads, a feature called Congestion Assist steers, accelerates and brakes by itself.
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The car won't change lanes by itself or swerve to avoid obstacles, but will simply maintain course.
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Mr. Helberg's reaction when he first hears her voice is by itself worth the price of admission.
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A more broadly conceived compassionate-release mechanism would not by itself cure the problem of unfair sentencing.
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You can feel movements happening, but you don't feel like each movement is a song by itself.
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He also noted that the idea of watching TV, by itself is becoming more and more archaic.
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Simply being in the innovation hub is often not enough by itself to signal long-term success.
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By itself, a ZZ plant costs $11, but it costs between $43 and $47 with a planter.
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I tried the cream by itself and it was a nice texture but pretty plain and uninspiring.
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So you can put that in and I think that probably clarifies things pretty good by itself.
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It is unlikely that this meeting, by itself, will drastically alter the trajectory of the world's emissions.
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"Some would have you believe that a bat by itself automatically is deadly physical force," he said.
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Breaking the stockpile limit would not, by itself, give Iran enough fuel to produce a nuclear weapon.
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But it seems safe to stipulate that being born to wealthy parents is not by itself meritorious.
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Israel also is strong enough, either by itself or with the United States, to defeat any enemy.
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"Since the building won't close by itself, we're going to have to force [Amazon's] hand," said Smalls.
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Nor do I think it is purely a botch, a mess that got that way by itself.
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But research suggests that living longer, by itself, isn't a big driver of rising health care spending.
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For some routine and well established machine-learning work, the neural engine can hum along by itself.
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Even by itself, the Echo Flex is a cheaper alternative to the Echo Dot and other speakers.
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The health care legislation by itself had not been seen as of huge significance to the markets.
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And because it usually sits by itself, it can be more sculptural than other pieces of furniture.
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"By itself, it can just sound athletic, like an encore or end-of-concert piece," she said.
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It's also worth noting that a Mini LED backlight by itself is no guarantee of screen quality.
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In other words, a dislike of broken patterns does not by itself mean you are a racist.
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Focusing only on improving acquisitions to create qualitative advantages does not by itself create focus and priorities.
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Set it aside in standby mode, and if updates are available, it will install them by itself.
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All by itself, that branch would have been one of the tallest trees east of the Mississippi.
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They could possibly get into an accident or something, but the compound by itself is not dangerous.
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That by itself does not ensure that the result achieves clinical significance and should alter clinical practice.
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I tasted each sauce by itself first and then tested them on a grocery-store chicken nugget.
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Just taking a pulse as part of a checkup is a pretty good screen all by itself.
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Zivoni said: This entire story of translation is an issue by itself especially when it's from Arabic.
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Because the budget doesn't require a president's signature, it by itself doesn't have the force of law.
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The physical world is far too vast for any one company to fill it with AR by itself.
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And maybe that thought, all by itself, is what it means for me to conjure magic in 2017.
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Marriage by itself does not address what is so grindingly difficult [about being poor] and may exacerbate it.
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This swarm was curious enough all by itself—and then, on November 11, things took a peculiar turn.
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If we had a blue sky, sunshine, perfect risk on environment, maybe Greece by itself wouldn't matter much.
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What's more interesting is that the audio is 26 percent true and, taken by itself, not particularly funny.
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Ultimately, the Vision Fund did the round by itself and that is common in many of its deals.
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As one MP pointed out, Sainsbury's, a big supermarket, pays more than £500m in business rates by itself.
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It's Camera Operator: The Simulator, which would be fine by itself if it wasn't for the environmental effects.
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The doll was designed by UK-based toy designer Mary Shortle, and retails for $340 — £279 — by itself.
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This isn't exactly a good reason by itself to upgrade, but it would certainly be nice to have.
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Whereas fentanyl by itself is roughly 50 times more potent than heroin, carfentanil is 1653,000 times more potent.
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While some people use fentanyl by itself, most use it — knowingly or unknowingly — in combination with other drugs.
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Next, they injected a lot of TIMP2 by itself into these old mice with a functioning immune system.
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The timeline of vaccine testingNo single institution has the capacity or facilities to develop a vaccine by itself.
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Maybe you'll plug it to your existing speaker, or maybe it's going to be a speaker by itself.
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The recent uptick in U.S. sales by itself is not enough evidence to quickly overhaul U.S. export forecasts.
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They still have the occasional tie-up with Ford or Toyota, but Mazda mostly develops cars by itself.
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With margins tight, no single company can afford to be a green champion by itself, Ms Luo says.
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Making patients wait until year end for the money, he said, would by itself deprive "millions" of care.
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The clip shows a Tesla vehicle leaving a garage, driving through town, and eventually parking all by itself.
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It is no good to say that a worry about being sued, by itself, justifies scrapping the programme.
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In other words, in addition to generating revenue from ticket sales, GoEuro's technology platform is valuable by itself.
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That by itself does not prove complicity; it needs to be a feature of our discussion about complicity.
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This was in contrast to performance when individuals were asked just to control the robot limb by itself.
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A big part of me hoped that the LG G5 would be an awesome phone just by itself.
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No single show can cover these issues all by itself, but maybe all of them can when combined.
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But this time, getting the FAA to sign off on the fix won't by itself solve Boeing's problems.
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Cook said Apple's wearables business (Apple Watch + AirPods, etc) would be a Fortune 400 company by itself. (No.
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The Copyright Office has stated that copyright law does not protect the idea of a game by itself.
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The new record breaker was found by multiplying two by itself 74,207,281 times, and then subtracting one. Simple.
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If I had placed the wine by itself on an empty freezer rack, the results might have varied.
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The thoroughness is by itself significant — but there are several other reasons why Christians should celebrate this document.
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The annual security assistance ensures that Israel can defend itself, by itself, against mounting threats across the region.
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But no serious economist believes that this growth by itself would be sufficient to prevent large budget deficits.
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Carhart warned that a traditional portfolio of 60 percent stocks and 40 percent bonds was dangerous by itself.
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"The fact that we're overbought by itself doesn't mean that we're due for an enormous pullback," Hickey said.
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Herrine: Well considering I just ate a layer of the crust by itself I would say the crust.
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Then there's this new chip from a startup called Cerebras: It's bigger than an iPad all by itself.
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If you just want to fly the drone by itself, you'll still have to shell out about $50,000.
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"Raising the repo rate by itself would do little to attract new investments," Kganyago was quoted as saying.
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"I'm convinced that no technology company can by itself cope with the complexity of logistics business," Lipinsky said.
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SO YOU CAN PUT THAT IN AND I THINK THAT PROBABLY CLARIFIES THINGS PRETTY GOOD BY ITSELF. pic.twitter.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: I don't think we have to destroy-- some inequality is probably going to go by itself.
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Israel may find itself having to do the critical job of containing Iran in the Levant by itself.
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If we want to control prices for consumers more, then the marketplace by itself will not do that.
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It added that "a state must decide by itself whom it accepts -- it's not the migrants who decide".
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It was only a symbolic vote, a non-binding budget amendment that wouldn't have done anything by itself.
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Focusing solely on four-year-old children may make for good politics, but by itself it falls short.
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That amount, by itself, might not make one of the top Southeastern Conference football programs blush too much.
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Still, it isn't for everybody, but those who own one know this: it's in a class by itself.
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However, the US can count on the navies of its NATO allies, while Russia is essentially by itself.
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The shots to Mr. Clark's back were "not enough by itself to seal a negative judgment," he said.
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"I ignored it, assumed maybe it was caused by sex, and thought it'd heal by itself," she says.
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So it's not just the glove by itself that is attractive to me, the wearer is equally important.
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"The foreword by Professor Alan Dershowitz by itself will undoubtedly be worth the price of admission," Lyons says.
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"The hand would sort of move automatically by itself," Mr. Manzini recalled in a phone interview on Friday.
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Conservatives were wrong to think that economic growth would lead to healthy families and communities all by itself.
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It's not any more accurate, or less accurate by itself — analysts in Asia just look at it differently.
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Still, one cannot ignore the role China plays, by itself, in so many businesses getting goods onto shelves.
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By itself, it would have been a lovely wine, but in this company it seemed a bit dilute.
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"On-demand paid by itself doesn't actually solve people's problems," said Jon Schlossberg, CEO of Even Responsible Finance.
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By itself, that is not surprising -- Israel is well used to governing coalitions made up for several parties.
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Because facial recognition or object recognition by itself is not good or bad; it is just a technology.
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By itself, 2202-year-old León's challenge of 2628-year veteran Feinstein would be interesting but not spellbinding.
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Meanwhile, the most vocal Democrats say a carbon price by itself isn't nearly enough to combat climate change.
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Increasing the standard deduction could by itself aid tax simplicity and benefit non-itemizers (a less-affluent group).
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It would provide a public education and collective acknowledgement that Wood's individual suit could not by itself supply.
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The Pad Thai is well worth the trip by itself but there is so much more to try.
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Once you do a book, you can't just sit back and think it will get publicity by itself.
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Producers love to say that wine is made in the vineyard, as if it happens by itself magically.
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"The radar, by itself, cannot tell exactly what is under the surface," the district said in a statement.
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Hayes tries to use love to get inside this literary magician's head, but love by itself isn't enough.
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By itself, this demographic pattern should decrease the proportion of the population that is in the labor force.
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Money by itself without an understanding of what it takes to make it drives people to hurt themselves.
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"But that by itself would be about as valuable as them promising to protect all intellectual property, someday."
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Britain's current contribution to greenhouse-gas emissions is about 1%, so this will, by itself, make little difference.
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People like that word because of its certainty, the way it rules on the case all by itself.
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Instead of mathematically describing detailed features of a problem, we let the computer system learn that by itself.
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The first-degree murder charge, by itself, carried a prison sentence of 20 years to life in prison.
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Compared with literature, visual art taken just by itself generally offers a relatively thin record of cultural history.
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It appears that under most circumstances, by itself, it's not attractive, and so we don't eat it alone.
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By itself, a p-value does not provide a good measure of evidence regarding a model or hypothesis.
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So jumping to the conclusion that people should stop giving gifts is by itself is not necessarily warranted.
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"), and KIND's Maple Quinoa Clusters ("This is great by itself or on top of a yogurt or a smoothie!
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If you gave birth to a crocodile, the baby would find food immediately after hatching and eat by itself.
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"The body by itself began to seem truly important to me as a grand teller of stories," she explains.
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However, he notes that a court by itself can't decide past and future damages that are "breathtaking" in scope.
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Australia is an interesting market, but it's too small for you to be a billion dollar business by itself.
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"Under every rock, there is a creature that can repair its complex body all by itself," he points out.
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The Wrensilva Loft will cost you $2,999 by itself, or $4,498 with the two Monitor speakers and speaker stands.
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The success rate went from about 20% for CTLA-4 by itself to 60% when both were taken together.
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Would the local, county, state and federal forces simply isolate the building and hope the standoff ends by itself?
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But even if it is accurate, it would not, by itself, stop an official from voluntarily choosing to comply.
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Jeff Bezos' aerospace company, Blue Origin, no longer plans to build its giant lunar lander for NASA by itself.
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My lock screen wallpaper changed by itself one time, then returned to my chosen image on the next occasion.
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For investors, the changes and the revisions are a warning not to take any single quarterly number by itself.
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The position of the vector is arbitrary, and by itself, it doesn't capture any meaning related to the word.
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That's perhaps not that impressive by itself, because there are many superhydrophobic materials in the world by this point.
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Then adding in a simple pneumatic system allowed the team to have the device change shape all by itself.
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Last night, Ailyn Marie watched a symphony play the Jurassic Park theme song, which would be great by itself.
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KM: Access to QE is obviously is going to be a positive development but by itself it's not enough.
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One thing to bear in mind, though, is this does not by itself signal the end of private prisons.
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Musk went on to demonstrate the car's new Navigate on Autopilot feature, which lets it change lanes by itself.
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Everett admits that no combination of the wines matches the Far Niente better than the boutique wine by itself.
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Photo: FestoLike humans, the BionicSoftHand instead learns how to grasp and manipulate objects, and perform tasks, all by itself.
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We can&apost shoot our way out of this by itself and we have to hold this behavior accountable.
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It makes a chic, clean statement worn by itself, but also compliments virtually any eyeshadow look you're going for.
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But President Donald Trump's border wall is churning up a second constitutional crisis all by itself on the sidelines.
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That by itself will often make it a lot easier for you to relax and fall asleep at night.
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Adnan is a story by itself we do not know who he is and how to translate the game.
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No single entity will be able to effect change by itself, no less one immersed in metaphor and reflection.
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For instance, the department finances a high 56% of the cost of a public residence managed directly by itself.
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Left to evolve by itself—as it has largely been in the past—this can indeed take many decades.
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"I'd forgotten the joy of sex by itself," says one client I speak to, who asks to remain anonymous.
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More foxlike behaviour will not by itself prevent the next crisis; politicians anyway will still be making the decisions.
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"A relationship by itself is not an accomplishment," said Bruce Klingner, a Korean specialist at the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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It is the first known fatal crash involving a vehicle driven mainly by itself via computer software and sensors.
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Thompson said potassium nitrate isn't dangerous by itself but can potentially create an explosive when mixed with other substances.
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The hood by itself won't drown out noise, but it's a great additional layer over a pair of earbuds.
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But then, instead of orbiting the moon by itself, it will dock at what NASA has dubbed the Gateway.
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And academic research indicates that the passage of tax reform efforts does not by itself keep markets going up.
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It required less water and once off the stove, I could just let it sit and cook by itself.
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Peugeot has envisioned a car that drives you, all by itself, while playing music matched to your current mood.
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But he made clear that killing the Islamic State's leaders would not by itself end the danger it posed.
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And as Ms. Bryan noted, Valeant's debt load puts it in a class by itself among major pharmaceutical companies.
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By itself, the ask is no big deal to turn down—in volume, and repeatedly, the insistence becomes stressful.
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Yeah, I think it just happened by itself because we didn't plan to do anything that was more punk.
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"I don't believe that any art by itself has any potential to create a revolution," the frontman to me.
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You could watch a movie or a show there, but the theater is giving a concert all by itself.
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According to the logic behind this approach, the region will sooner or later fall by itself into Moscow's lap.
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"This is exactly because of that lingering uncertainty that by itself is a materialization of risk," Mr. Draghi said.
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The breach of the cap does not by itself give the country the material to produce a nuclear weapon.
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This is why the liberal press's muckraking about his racism and far-right connections, by itself, generally doesn't work.
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This is a worthy goal, but it is unlikely that Ms. Meng's arrest will, by itself, produce much leverage.
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It isn't a first-line defense against opioid addiction, and it's not going to solve the crisis by itself.
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A simple coverall is effortless when worn by itself, but it can also be used as a layering piece.
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If Lens had a credo, it was this: Photography does not happen by itself; it happens because of photographers.
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Each alleged violation carries a maximum penalty of $1.7 million, which is a significant mountain of cash by itself.
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Similarly, at 50A, the answer to "Where 'isolated' is in the dictionary?" is BY ITSELF, which made me giggle.
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Accent by itself is a shallow measure of language proficiency, the linguistic equivalent of judging people by their looks.
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Because it is simply a notification from the White House to Congress, it has no legal effect by itself.
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Dropping that rate to 10 percent is a move that, all by itself, will accelerate the stock market's recovery.
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I typically only use it by itself for a more natural look that's super-low effort with great results.
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Originally I meant to focus much more tightly on the tunnel, which is a pretty wild story by itself.
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Experts don't believe that the hit to the travel industry is enough to spark a global recession by itself.
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"First is the awareness and the acceptance that no one level of government can solve [homelessness] by itself," Rep.
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It's rare anywhere, and it lifts this restaurant above fashion, to a plateau that it occupies all by itself.
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The U.S. needs response options since killing Soleimani, by itself, was likely not enough to prevent further Iranian aggression.
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Most robots are made from metal, which is an excellent conductor and therefore good at dispersing heat by itself.
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The switch had a tendency to turn off by itself, leaving the car without power and disabling its airbags.
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Now, for the first time in at least a century, America may be going to war all by itself.
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Few see policing, by itself, as the answer to such a complex social problem, certainly not through enforcement alone.
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CARLOS GHOSN: Nissan should continue to be Nissan, Renault, Renault, and Mitsubishi by itself, each one with a headquarter.
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Republicans and Democrats alike resent Russian interference in U.S. elections — by itself a very solid reason for strained relations.
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"Smart Summon" allows the car to turn and maneuver around obstacles by itself on its way to the driver.
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"One is that obesity by itself accounts for about 20% of what we spend on health care," he said.
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Sometimes, an Xbox One will turn on by itself, indicating that there might be something wrong with the console.
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The rarity of this event doesn't by itself mean that climate change was a significant contributor to this event.
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The actual i7+ vacuum can technically be purchased by itself, but the automatic dirt disposal is definitely worth it.
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Passing the program by itself would be time-consuming and could expose lawmakers to difficult votes on immigration amendments.
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"Calorie labeling will not change things overnight, and it won't alter the American diet just by itself," he said.
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Do you think, "Nope, this product by itself is good enough that we think people can pay for it"?
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" In an interview with Foreign Policy in July, he put it more bluntly: "No wall will work by itself.
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Once I felt comfortable and the ball was already rolling by itself, I moved on to do more publishing.
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Forget fiction; Vardy's ascension from factory worker to top striker is a great script by itself and needs no embellishment.
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It's also trying to sell e-scooters to entrepreneurs around the world instead of operating services everywhere all by itself.
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By itself, the fund has returned about 4.45% since Gundlach's call as bond yields have plunged and prices have surged.
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And this shows some trend weakness — but it is not, by itself, an indication of an end of the uptrend.
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The new iceberg broke off this floating section, which means it by itself will not add to sea level rise.
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When the researchers accounted for those factors, it was harder to link breastfeeding by itself to smarter children, NPR reports.
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In our case, the popular vote stands by itself and completely determines who receives an award in any given year.
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But the selling of bonds does not by itself allow for any extra spending beyond what's been authorized by law.
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But by itself, without further supporting evidence, Cohen's testimony likely wouldn't be enough make a perjury charge stick, she said.
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At first, the cool kids thought this game was dumb and they were happy to let Sony play by itself.
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By itself, the Tab S4 comes out of the box looking and functioning like a lot of other Android tablets.
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Watford said this meant the logo was also acceptable, and added that Jordan's pose by itself could not be copyrighted.
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Shiga said, however, that INCJ is not conducting due diligence and that it would be unable to bid by itself.
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But there's no evidence yet people can do it at a scale that it can by itself save the planet.
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By itself, the virus is not normally life-threatening, and most people who become infected have no symptoms at all.
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We already believed that it would be very difficult for the domestic market to support this AT1 issuance by itself.
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But by itself, it would do little to reverse an ongoing economic decline that has been underway for a decade.
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"By itself, the image of Gaga in the suit doesn't break too many rules," Portwood-Stacer explained to The Goods.
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Polyunsaturated fats contain essential fats your body can't produce by itself, such as omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids.
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So if we look at that single indicator by itself, this year is pretty much on track with 1997-1998.
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Its solution is interesting by itself and could help bigger companies that are looking for an efficient location-tracking solution.
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Each by itself might be small, but collectively they are acquiring a critical mass that is pushing the faith's boundaries.
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No policy can reverse the opioid crisis by itself—each of these chips away at the likely future death toll.
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But they're all powerful in their own way, but they're ... and just as bad as Microsoft was by itself individually.
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You insert a film cartridge, take a photo, and out pops a blank photo that slowly develops all by itself.
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When using the screen by itself as a tablet, it feels far lighter, weighing 1.59 pounds and 1.80 pounds respectively.
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Each of these laws by itself curtails landlords' rights to their own property and raises serious safety and financial risks.
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The console by itself is already $29.993, and growing your collection of games at $60 a pop adds up quickly.
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EternalBlue can be used to turn Windows malware into worms — malicious code that spreads by itself from machine to machine.
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And yet at the same time it's one of those vague words that, by itself, doesn't really tell us much.
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The United States actually shoulders the majority of its debt burden by itself through the Federal Reserve and local investors.
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It's no longer part of the much larger conversation in Trump's replies, but instead lives by itself on Keen's profile.
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The Echo Dot Kids Edition bundle ships May 9 and costs $79.99 (a regular Echo Dot by itself is $49.99).
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"Data by itself is great, but when you combine it with a field, that's when the magic happens," Nguyen said.
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"When [Toronto nightclub] Industry opened, it was considered far out by itself at King [Street] and Strachan [Avenue]," recalls Micallef.
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It's not perfect, but watching this scaled-down bike balance on two wheels all by itself is kind of magical.
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But it cannot by itself change a political culture that perpetuates corruption, and it may take years to show results.
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There's certainly an argument to be made for the utility of the software and that it is, by itself, neutral.
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An underpinning premise held by the advocates of engagement is the assumed capability of the regime to reform by itself.
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For most of his customers, using Kubernetes by itself is very much about moving their existing applications to the cloud.
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By itself, no single escalation to date would put Iran on the precipice of a bomb without appreciable advance warning.
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By contrast, immigration is, by itself, a completely harmless activity, simply the moving to a place to permanently reside there.
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At Friday's argument, Normand said evidence of insider trading at Level Global was enough by itself to justify the search.
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"USCIS has stated that "information collected from social media, by itself, will not be a basis to deny refugee resettlement.
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Still, he said the U.S. military effort is necessary but by itself not sufficient for success in the long run.
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In addition to being eaten by itself, Parmigiano Reggiano can also be shredded or grated over pasta, soup, or salad.
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Banning them is a tiny step in a larger effort to curb plastic use, rather than a solution by itself.
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If you see anelectric scootertootling along the street by itself in the not-too-distant future, do not be alarmed.
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That by itself raised a material fact issue as to whether Trump did or did not hand-select the instructors.
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"The gender gap won't close by itself," Rósa Guðrún Erlingsdóttir, of the equality unit at Iceland's welfare ministry, has said.
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Thanks to a lightweight aluminum chassis and an innovative suspension system, the pack by itself weighs less than 4 pounds.
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If she scratches a leg on some thorns, the wound might heal up by itself—or it could turn nasty.
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"If Pemex has to do it all by itself with this level of funding, it won't be enough," he said.
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"There may be a problem in that a break-up by itself doesn't make the business more profitable," Hechtfischer said.
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While wind and solar generation of electricity has rapidly grown over the last 20 years, it hasn't happened by itself.
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If we turn around, close our eyes and then look back, we see what the painting is doing by itself.
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In contrast, I don't think "well, you let so-and-so do it" is, by itself, the most compelling argument.
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We have consistently supported Israel's right to defend itself, by itself, including during actions in Gaza that sparked great controversy.
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That, by itself, is impressive—second all-time in WNBA single seasons to Tamika Raymond's 20103 percent back in 22010.
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Putting labels on gasoline pumps isn't going to fix climate change by itself, any more than cigarette labels fixed smoking.
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For instance, acetic acid, the odor molecule present in the highest levels in the chocolates, smells like vinegar by itself.
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Astronomers believe it formed by itself 54,000 light-years from the center of a dwarf galaxy, which is also mysterious.
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Switching to index funds by itself is unlikely, therefore, to magically cut into the return gap you otherwise might suffer.
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As any number of Nobel economists have tried to explain, a trade deficit by itself is neither good nor bad.
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This by itself is hardly surprising: Seldom has the nation been so sharply divided on so many issues at once.
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But a photograph of a dead child on the United States-Mexico border is not, by itself, the bitterest truth.
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Xenobots even have self-healing capabilities; when the scientists sliced into one robot, it healed by itself and kept moving.
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A group of Google researchers have built a robot capable of learning to walk by itself with minimal human intervention.
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However, just decarbonizing our economy will not by itself be enough to solve this crisis — for that, we need nature.
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It's far cheaper to get this bundle than it is to get the third season on Blu-ray by itself.
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It is worth bearing in mind that an attack on another nation's embassy is, by itself, an act of war.
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" But he cautioned, "the increased penalty by itself, however, is unlikely to make a significant impact on the opioid epidemic.
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So that by itself is already safe enough for us to just have the electric charging stations in our premises.
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And like Paul and Art, the A.S.O. doesn't really need the U.C.I. and could easily run the Tour by itself.
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" USCIS has said that "information collected from social media, by itself, will not be a basis to deny refugee resettlement.
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The basic conceit of "Togo" is by itself amusing -- namely, that the story everyone thinks they know is actually wrong.
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I feel like jealousy is a cancer, and once it starts, it just keeps getting fed and fed by itself.
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The news is a victory for GE (GE) because Siemens was the frontrunner to land the milestone deal by itself.
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A concerted effort to mobilize voters of color might, by itself, be enough to send Trump back to Fifth Avenue.
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A concerted effort to mobilize voters of color might, by itself, be enough to send Trump back to Fifth Avenue.
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"From a medical perspective, misoprostol used by itself is very safe and effective to induce early abortion," Grossman told me.
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But the most poignant element by itself will probably forever be the soundtrack written by David Lynch and Angelo Badalementi.
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I thought this was the highlight of the Ramallah leg of Sharjah Biennial 20183, and deserved a shout out by itself.
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It writes that the site was facing issues commonly found on the Tor network, and that the connectivity improved by itself.
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By itself, it's hard to see the harm in Apple helping the government access the iPhone of a dead suspected terrorist.
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But it's done pretty well by itself already, finishing 5th in the legendary 1932 Hours of Sebring endurance race in 1960.
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But it's done pretty well by itself already, finishing 5th in the legendary 12 Hours of Sebring endurance race in 1960.
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When Young died on Tuesday night, at the age of 23, the streak was mentioned in obituaries, but never by itself.
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And Ravina herself recognized that each element of her case, by itself, may not seem like a big deal at first.
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That's because having more people producing goods and services can never by itself lead to an environment of rising aggregate prices.
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The idea of a computer program learning by itself, growing in knowledge and becoming increasingly sophisticated may be a scary one.
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Today's goal for AI trainers is to reach singularity, a state where the algorithm will be able to learn by itself.
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But MannKind, a small company, is expected to face challenges in marketing Afrezza by itself, or in finding a new partner.
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For Borio, a more 'pluralistic' system with many world currencies sharing the reserve role doesn't by itself solve any problem, either.
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It stings, and then you feel humiliated that something so insignificant, something that isn't an insult by itself, can bother you.
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This was GM in the 1950s and '60s, when the company by itself controlled nearly half of the US auto market.
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Developing and selling spyware like Hacking Team did is not, by itself, illegal, though it may be distasteful and even dangerous.
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The wearable interacts with the rolling droid all by itself, without the need for the Sphero app running on expensive hardware.
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It's involved in positive feelings and pleasure—but not just pleasure by itself, it's what makes you want that thing again.
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The prototype was suspended on the wall and looked totally insane, as if just floating in the air all by itself.
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The company works on technology that enables drivers to let their truck steer by itself on certain parts of the highway.
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"Psychometrics by itself is not a new field," Sharath Guntuku, a computer science researcher at the University of Pennsylvania, told Mashable.
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That, by itself, would be jaw-dropping, but then Trump is reported to have revealed highly classified information during the meeting.
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"The idea that sedentary behavior by itself is injurious and can't be overcome by exercise is not really true," he says.
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It was obvious by then that Trump's reckless and illiberal candidacy would be damaging to America's civic health, just by itself.
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And what's unique about that is we're empowering machine with AI and computer vision technologies to make those decisions by itself.
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Which would be a nifty movie all by itself, except that it's terribly one-sided, depicting Gawker as the innocent victim.
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And it could strengthen arguments that Facebook needs to be regulated, and can't be trusted to protect user privacy by itself.
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But most candidates release their returns voluntarily, and an audit by itself would not prevent Trump from releasing his tax returns.
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It's a brilliant listen by itself, but taken with its obsessively detailed video companion, Undulating Currency… becomes a different experience altogether.
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It's floating by itself against a blank white backdrop, gesturing toward me with its unmoving smile and a dog-like eagerness.
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This contrasts with Snapchat's anti-developer attitude that could force it to try to build the breadth of AR by itself.
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The service by itself is $2.99 per month for Prime members (for one profile) or $4.99 per month for non-members.
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But it is far from the only strategy needed, and by itself will not help us achieve our fair housing goals.
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"It will really be in a class by itself," said Thompson, who has close ties to Lockheed and other weapons makers.
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"There is no single country that can resolve by itself the difficulties facing the development of the world's economy," Xi said.
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If you are stung by a swarm of bees and die, is any individual bee by itself a cause of death?
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But, if all goes well, the first helicopter able, in theory, to fly by itself will take off early next year.
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Donors sent so much bottled water it would have been enough to put out the fire all by itself, people said.
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Or, I could just have a $315,000 portfolio, which by itself, automatically spits off five months' worth of my usual savings.
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"This a great salad by itself or served alongside a piece of chicken, pork or even cold-cut meat," he says.
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Instead, the plan also ends personal exemptions, which by itself largely neutralizes any potential tax cut for most middle-class families.
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FLAVOR: The chicken drowns out all other flavors in this sandwich, and it's too mediocre to carry the sandwich by itself.
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"The challenge is huge, immense, complicated and IDB cannot solve these problems by itself and all this requires decentralisation," Hajjar said.
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Sales of the drone, which costs $799 by itself or $1,099 when bundled with a GoPro Hero 5, resumed in February.
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"I use 082, a brick red, by itself when I want to make a softer statement," writes Khalea Underwood at Refinery29.
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Psychologist and MacArthur "Genius" fellow Angela Duckworth spent years researching achievement, and found that talent by itself is only one factor.
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The truck can go from 0-60 in 653 seconds by itself, or in 20 seconds with an 80,000 pound load.
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But I don't believe that this decision, by itself, constitutes obstruction of justice — that could change if additional measures are taken.
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Although making chargemaster pricing public will not, by itself, reform our high-priced medical system, it is an important first step.
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Decertification does not, by itself, affect the American obligation to adhere to the deal, including the lifting of some economic sanctions.
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And when researchers tried to add extra oxytocin by itself, the hormone's benefits were overwhelmed by waste accreted in old blood.
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No doubt, granting them priority and rapidly implementing the act will not, by itself, remedy the crisis that confronts small suppliers.
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College Does Help the Poor "But we can't expect higher education to eliminate inequality all by itself," states this Opinion writer.
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The Breakout Star, By Itself We're starting out strong with a nighttime ensemble you can build up to — or down, rather.
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TL;DR: The square root of a number is one that can be multiplied by itself to get the original number.
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"If you let the milk sit for two weeks it becomes shubat all by itself," Ms. Uteniyazova, the milkmaid, said cheerily.
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If you've never done the exercise, it's recommended you start out by just using the bar by itself without any weight.
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The idea is that hemp clothing, whether in a cotton blend or by itself, isn&apost going to be a fad.
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The Telegraph said Boshirov's real name was Chepiga, citing investigative reporting by itself and Bellingcat, a website which covers intelligence matters.
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All by itself, this never-before-seen galaxy is just hanging out in our backyard, about 1.33 million light years away.
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Dim the screens are terrible, but 14 days of battery life...Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)That by itself isn't necessarily alarming.
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This a full-time project by itself, and poor romero and fiona have spent many hours lobbying wire for air time.
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The more interesting story is how a single, local news item in New York Magazine essentially invented the trend by itself.
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And that fact all by itself sums up the cultural underestimation of Tumblr's vital role in internet culture throughout the decade.
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There were 11 deaths associated with kratom exposure, either by itself or in combination with other substances, during the study period.
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Although it's possible to start organically, it's unprecedented in the long history of software that a company builds everything by itself.
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Pure antipathy cannot, by itself, conjure up the kind of high crime or misdemeanor that would justify the act of impeachment.
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By itself, the investigation raises red flags about crime, discrimination and police apathy — more than enough material to supply this film.
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And Marowak is what happens when the skull is on for so long that it literally becomes a head by itself.
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The fact that capitalism also creates a steady stream of opportunities does not, by itself, make the risk of losing tolerable.
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But that's a tragedy by itself: Once we accept these types of deaths, it becomes easier for them to keep occurring.
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If you love deep penetration during vaginal sex — either accompanied by clitoral stimulation or by itself — you might love G-spot stimulation.
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That console by itself usually goes for $299, so you're saving $50 plus getting two free games — a total savings of $13.
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Just on the analytics and data side by itself we can make a much smarter transportation system if we're smart about it.
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You don't have to keep putting your own energy into it, you just have to start it and it goes by itself.
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This kind of early money and training, by itself, provides a useful boost to candidates on the favored side of the aisle.
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Offering to buy more American goods is unlikely by itself to overcome an issue that has bedeviled talks between the two countries.
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The premise is simple: A dollar by itself doesn't go a long way, but a bunch of dollars, together, well, that's something.
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That includes Peter Sripol who hacked a Nerf blaster so that it's now powered by explosive hydrogen it generates all by itself.
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By itself, the collapse of an ice shelf won't raise global sea levels, since ice shelves are already floating in the sea.
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It shuts off by itself to conserve battery, but a gentle kick is all it takes to get the ball rolling again.
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Three of them — John Driscoll, Phil Edelstein and Matt Rogalsky — then realized "Rainforest V," an installation version that can play by itself.
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Another theme of Greenhouse's is that modern labor, in its weakened state, no longer has the luxury of doing things by itself.
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As a reminder, I don't give my debate coach grade on a curve, expectations, or improvements: I examine this debate by itself.
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Microsoft's acquisition looks like a strategic purchase to win back developer interest, rather than a product that will drive revenue by itself.
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Reducing implicit racial bias in cancer interactions will not, by itself, eliminate treatment disparities, but could play a significant role, he said.
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That should not have been enough for an account takeover by itself, but Tinder's implementation of Account Kit had its own vulnerability.
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Even putting aside how dope that particular story is by itself, there are just too many goddamn people in Game of Thrones.
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The billionaire also touted the "summon" feature, unveiled in January, that allows a car to park back in a garage by itself.
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The Fed cannot right the economy by itself, and needs fiscal stimulus to break the economy out of its rut, he said.
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Net neutrality accentuates digital redliningThis is related to Pai's claim about investment, but it's worth addressing by itself because it's so wrongheaded.
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If a dog is lying on the couch by itself and licks its lips or yawns, it is most likely not stress.
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Watching it perform a wheelie all by itself, and then remain balanced on just a single wheel, somehow never loses its novelty.
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If you shop at Kroger, that is, and are cool with a Lilliputian pseudo-car pulling into your driveway all by itself.
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But NextGen's has more dough and California — the sixth-largest economy in the world by itself — could be a uniquely powerful combination.
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"California by itself is one of the largest economies in the world," said Jacob Corvidae, a principal at the Rocky Mountain Institute.
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They were not ignorant of Wells Fargo's compliance issues, and if they were, that's an indictment of the company all by itself.
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And the Raspberry Pi alone, while bare-bones, costs only $35 and can be used by itself after connecting basic computer parts.
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Of course, over the period, social media have its function to correct itself in terms of rumor or filter information by itself.
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Roost also sells the battery by itself, which home owners can use to make their not-smart smoke detector a connected one.
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No other prominent Uber investors have yet said they publicly support the lawsuit, effectively leaving Benchmark to fight this battle by itself.
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Vitol said it complied with all government regulations, and could not control by itself the quality of fuel sold at the pump.
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It does, and I find myself snacking on my third tortilla—which just came out of their miraculous gasless kitchen—by itself.
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So far, Uber is working by itself on its autonomous program, having poached a number of leading researchers from Carnegie Mellon University.
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India is now so big, in fact, that just by itself it adds 2 percentage points to the world's internet user growth.
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Another recreation, Hassan Khan's Bank Bannister, a shiny brass facsimile of the handrail outside Egypt's first locally owned bank, floats by itself.
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Not only because it is fully in Spanish and airing on HBO (exciting by itself), but because of the comedy it delivers.
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But he argues that impeachment by itself, even if it is not followed by removal, can have salutary political and tactical consequences.
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The Genki Bluetooth adapter lets you listen to your Nintendo Switch games with Bluetooth headphones — something the Switch cannot do by itself.
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Automating these processes means you don't have to remember them every time, and that by itself can increase your chances of success.
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Shortly after the release, a blogger from Android Police noticed that the Mini was turning on by itself, improperly listening to conversations.
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WHY IT MAKES SENSE New York magazine most likely does not have enough cash on hand to buy Gawker Media by itself.
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When the outer layer of the tire is punctured, a sealant in the tire will fill the hole by itself, Segway says.
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Indicting dirty war by itself does not reach the core of our spiral — indeed, doing so may help it continue to spin.
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Fully autonomous weapons will make it easier and cheaper to kill people — a serious problem all by itself in the wrong hands.
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Alex reveals that the interesting (and less secretive) part is that Uber's truck drove the 33 miles across Arizona all by itself.
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Her legal strategy aside, many question how the removal of Ms. Rousseff, by itself, would help the country out of its predicaments.
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But it's only one piece of evidence, and not by itself enough to be confident of the enormous effect sizes it identifies.
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But Bennett will tell you that kneeling or not kneeling was, by itself, never the point, and that something has genuinely shifted.
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The polenta was too popular — people who didn't want the chicken were disappointed that they couldn't order the side dish by itself.
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Once you get up in the $303,000 [income] range, this number will be getting close to the standard deduction all by itself.
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Her supposed virginity certainly makes her a much more appealing prospect, but not consummating a marriage doesn't annul a marriage by itself.
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By itself, some former officials said, Mr. Xi's move to stay in power should not augur greater conflict with the United States.
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While the "drug plus diet" model worked on experimental mouse and human cancers, the ketogenic diet had a limited effect by itself.
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In one village on the Arctic coast, a woman showed me a shaman grave mound that seemed to be opening by itself.
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You save 27% (or $16) off the regular price, and it's roughly the same if you just buy the controller by itself.
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When it comes to educational dysfunction, the Hempstead school district in Nassau County on Long Island is in a class by itself.
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"As a feature by itself it's quite incredible," Garry Momber, director of the Maritime Archaeological Trust in the United Kingdom, told Gizmodo.
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That, by itself, meant that racial attitudes would matter a great deal in 2016 — even above the powerful impact of partisanship itself.
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Every vaccine goes through extensive safety testing by itself, and in combination with other vaccines, before it is ever approved for use.
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Just by itself, the number who have some credits but never graduated is more than 35 million, according to the Census Bureau.
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"I think that by itself will prevent a lot of the folks from investing in these in the first place," he stated.
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Well, another creepy video has surfaced of a hydrant door allegedly opening and slamming shut by itself and it's freaking everyone out.
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The Dodd-Frank Act alone requires 390 rules to be promulgated, with the Volcker Rule by itself running 950 pages, including interpretations.
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It's supposed to show a gravitational alignment (whatever that is) among the planets that allows a broom to stand up by itself.
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In 1974, when the president defied some impeachment subpoenas, many congressional Republicans said that that was, all by itself, an impeachable offense.
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With the dozens of sonar buoys the Poseidon carries, the plane can track down and sink an enemy submarine all by itself.
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The NLRB has never ruled on the question of whether misclassification, by itself, is a violation of the National Labor Relations Act.
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Sides such as beans, veggies, hummus and rice can be combined to offer more nutrition and flavor than any one by itself.
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There are many reasons why an Xbox One might turn on by itself, but the most common of these are easily fixable.
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"We have to remind ourselves that monetary policy in and by itself cannot achieve the goals that we have set," he said.
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While "diversity training" can make us more mindful of our thoughts, by itself it will not eliminate the impact of implicit biases.
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That is roughly 10 percent the size of the 2018 Trump tax cuts — hardly enough to upend the economic outlook by itself.
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The senator's use of PGP by itself didn't sway the Crypto Wars, but it was a symbolic win for pro-encryption activists.
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By itself, that news is not surprising, as New Horizons has revealed that the Plutonian system is quite abundant in water ice.
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They were repatriated in 2013—the very year Christie's became the first Western auction house licensed to operate by itself in China.
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Eventually, though, it will serve the online market too, using its own cameras, maps and ultrasonic sensors to carry out deliveries by itself.
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The availability of new middle-class jobs in offices and high-skill services is not sufficient, by itself, to counteract these powerful forces.
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However, the technology enabling an autonomous system to track, acquire and destroy a target by itself without needing human intervention – is already here.
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Doctors say the two are frequently found together, and in those cases may lead to a steeper cognitive decline than either by itself.
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For starters, as some Tonic contributors have argued in the past, cardio by itself is not a very effective way to lose fat.
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And even a limited nuclear engagement could kill millions by itself, or trigger a larger nuclear exchange which could kill many millions more.
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" But Hardman added: "His support by itself can't tip the balance in favour of the deal passing ... The numbers still don't stack up.
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CAVUTO: No, there&aposs no doubt China is in a case a lot by itself, as we have discussed in the past, sir.
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That I think is happening by itself, but I'm happy to chivvy it along and also of course document that history as well.
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Still, Apple CFO Luca Maestri said this area of Apple's business is approaching the size of a Fortune 200 company all by itself.
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But the strange, obviously contrived shape of District 12 is not evidence, by itself, that the state used race illicitly in drawing boundaries.
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Turns out, talent by itself is only part of the reason people achieve success, according to psychologist and MacArthur "Genius" fellow Angela Duckworth.
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While more expensive than the price of CBS All Access by itself, the good news is that all of them offer free trials.
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Boosting economic opportunity — and avoiding economic harm — in downtrodden rural areas probably won't win either party the White House in 2020 by itself.
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I am skeptical, though, that an AI by itself without any human involvement is ever going to write a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.
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You can finally stop feeling bad about leaving your dog at home by itself — just turn on an audiobook and hit the road.
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"Universal Standard is a brand that should go in a category by itself, because they truly are one of a kind," Brooks says.
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"NAFTA, by itself, will not collapse," said Ildefonso Guajardo, speaking on a Mexican television panel with Canada's international trade minister François-Philippe Champagne.
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The groundbreaking nature of that film, a deeply personal look at growing up in South Central L.A., is by itself an enduring legacy.
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It's a modern spin on the classic Southern California burger stand and they make their own ketchup that's almost worth drinking by itself.
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On Saturday, NASA's Opportunity rover celebrated a monumental anniversary all by itself on the surface of the Red Planet: surviving 5,000 Martian days.
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" This by itself, is perhaps not enough to lift Phantom Thread out of the realm of "movies about tortured geniuses and their women.
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"The microbiome by itself is not sufficient to produce this (rapid weight again) effect, but it's the diet plus the microbiome," Segal explained.
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So life by itself has no value and has no respectability, and you have to figure out what will bring respectability to it.
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Dr Coussios reckons that reducing the rate of rejection by surgeons could, by itself, double the number which can be used in Britain.
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Unlike large companies operating at scale, at a startup the unknowns are overwhelming, and data cannot by itself resolve most of these decisions.
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