Whereas this is a cinch for any blind music student.
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For pup parents with smaller dogs, this is a cinch.
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And predicting them, sadly, is a bit of a cinch.
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It'd be a cinch to swap the old one out.
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He's not a cinch by any stretch of the imagination.
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None of those matchups are a cinch, but all are winnable.
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If you've skimmed the news lately, these questions are a cinch.
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Mounting the Bees N Things Carpenter Bee Trap is a cinch.
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Hanes Women's Midrise Cinch-Bottom Fleece Sweatpant, from $6.75, at Amazon
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That's the number of pledged delegates required to cinch the nomination.
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But the trip wasn't enough to cinch the sister-city relationship.
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It'll keep your things neat, and it's a cinch to clean.
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So his lawyers figured his asylum application would be a cinch.
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No one pretends that getting Albany's required approval is a cinch.
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In some states, qualifying as a medical marijuana patient is a cinch.
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"I remember thinking, 'That's a cinch to win,'" colleague Jim Ruebsamen said.
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Yard by yard, it's hard — but inch by inch, it's a cinch.
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After all, as bargain hunters know, comparison shopping is a cinch online.
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After removing the plastic wrapping, it was a cinch to unfurl everything.
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It's easy to read, a cinch to set, dimmable and very affordable.
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America's separation of church and state has never been a cinch to define.
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Just tie a rope around something, cinch it around your neck, and jump.
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In a somewhat lighter move, a Chrome bug makes pirating movies a cinch.
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And policing copyright infringements is a cinch compared with other forms of content.
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The Fire TV Cube sounds complicated but it's a cinch to set up.
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Working from home is no cinch, but here's how it can be done.
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The graham cracker crust is a cinch; only 3 ingredients gets the job done.
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They can go from the big screen to the small screen in a cinch.
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Also, because it's waterproof it's a cinch to wash and put back in rotation.
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Getting the most out of your grill: Setup, cleaning, and maintenance are a cinch.
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Sometimes if the angle isn't right, you have to cinch your waist a little!
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Two parts of the bag are adjustable, the cinch belt and the shoulder straps.
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His flawless German, acquired post-college, as an au pair, made Dutch a cinch.
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It would have been a cinch for Redfin to hire its agents as contractors.
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Why does it not surprise me that prepping testicles is a cinch in comparison?
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Liukin's stuck landing helped her to cinch the all-around gold medal in Beijing. 8.
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The distinct ringtones you can assign to individual Mates will make finding anything a cinch.
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Pro tip: The tutorial suggests using soy wax because it's a cinch to clean up.
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Mobile wallets, including WeChat Pay, which is owned by Tencent, have made paying a cinch.
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" Roxborough also added a belt to cinch in her waist and elongate her 5'2" frame.
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After all, if you just want to cinch your shoe tight, you don't need Bluetooth.
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Because unlike others of its ilk, this phyllo torte is an absolute cinch to make.
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The unobstructed eyeful to the World Trade Center and beyond made the decision a cinch.
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With cinch straps, the bag can be compressed and made to fit just about anywhere.
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When built in a cell, they'll cinch and clump together, making a distinctively shaped globule.
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In the meantime, let's cinch up our waist trainers and strap in for the ride.
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An adjustable drawcord at the waist lets you easily cinch the pants for a customized fit.
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Belt the look with a rolled-up shirt in the same print to cinch the waist.
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With the Tube-Wringer, getting every last drop out of your toothpaste tubes is a cinch.
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An easy locking mechanism makes popping the tongs open and storing them neatly a cinch. 2.
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You get pigment only where you want it, nowhere you don't, and layering is a cinch.
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You can cinch a belt around a coat to make it into a chic winter dress.
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If only he had an invisibility cloak and a Marauders Map, this would be a cinch.
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This makes cleaning a cinch, and it also means that these things are built to last.
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Also included is a shirt clip, speed cinch to adjust the length, and a carry pouch.
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Barcelona is playing a Copa del Rey match against Espanyol today and it should be a cinch.
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You can edit, annotate, and even add emojis to all of your screen captures in a cinch.
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Step two consists of the preparation of a sweet rice purée, which is another cinch to make.
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The bristles themselves are the company's bread and butter, so figuring out that part was a cinch.
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A belt lets you cinch the jacket around your waist if you'd like a more fitted look.
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When I don't have dire cereal emergencies, scheduling the vacuum for an overall cleaning is a cinch.
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" Cinch the tourniquet just below the armpit or groin, they counselled, and "you will never be wrong.
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Unlike spatchcocking a turkey, which requires a certain amount of skill and strength, splaying is a cinch.
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Like its previous iteration, the tool makes adding box art, publisher information, and other metadata a cinch.
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I'm not saying that this is a cinch, nor am I ignoring the demons in the way.
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He knew that in people like him with mild memory problems, the combination can cinch a diagnosis.
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The OXO Good Grips 3-in-1 Avocado Slicer makes prepping guacamole or avocado toast a cinch.
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"Real disasters are a cinch compared to the shit we make up in our heads," she writes.
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The bag is rated to 25 degrees, and you can cinch down the bottom to adjust the length.
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Of course, getting distributors to buy more goods than they think they can sell isn't always a cinch.
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The Instant Pot Duo makes delicious home-cooked meals a cinch, even when you have to work late.
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All of them, as of now, are significantly less likely to cinch the nomination than Biden or Bernie.
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Frozen artichoke hearts and frozen spinach help make this party staple from Ellie Krieger a cinch to prepare.
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Water bottle pockets keep hydration handy, while side compression straps cinch in your load as it gets smaller.
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Keeping cold brew stocked in your own refrigerator is a cinch since Amazon carries several highly-rated, affordable brands.
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If the Westie can handle the pressure of besting thousands of competitors again, then Westminster should be a cinch.
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If nothing else, he'll be a cinch to win several sessions of whatever Westeros's version of The Moth is.
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These chips are a cinch to make, as long as you don't sever any fingertips on your trusty mandolin.
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It's also inflatable, so transporting it in your car is a cinch, as is checking it onto a flight.
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The show just completed its third season, and it's a cinch to make my top 10 of the year.
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The framers' own damning words seem to cinch the case that the Electoral College was a pro-slavery ploy.
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They think it's a cinch because it's all stoned teenagers working there over the summer, but what about me?
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Hand-wringing about electability aside, Harris has plenty of tools in her arsenal that could help her cinch the deal.
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And frankly, the Eero system is such a cinch to use, I don't anticipate calling the support line very often.
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Even with Steube replacing campus-carry foe Diaz de la Portilla, the bill is not considered a cinch to pass.
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Trump's campaign manager also called on Cruz to support Trump should the New York billionaire cinch another victory in Indiana.
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The Waist Case Every woman with a shapely figure has probably received a recommendation that she should cinch her waist.
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I've kept a list of dishes I want to try for at least a month so ordering is a cinch.
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It can hold TVs that weigh up to 77 pounds, which meant balancing my 55-inch HDTV was a cinch.
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Installation will be a cinch, he says — no more difficult or time-intensive than building a piece of Ikea furniture.
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The original features a stretch-binding hem, while the new '95 Retro Denali Jacket features an adjustable bungee cinch hem.
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I sized up since I wanted it to fit loosely so I could cinch it in with the attached tie.
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The rotating handle, which allows you to raise and lower the coal bed as needed, makes temperature control a cinch.
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And when it's not in use (hey, it could happen), the handy velcro cinch strap keeps things neat and tidy.
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But the suburbs have changed, and so many of these races are just not a lock cinch for Republicans anymore.
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Adjusting the height of the thumbsticks, remapping the paddles, and tossing some nice long triggers on the back of the Vantage has created a controller that feels tailored to me, and one that is a cinch to use, and will be a cinch to customize for someone else should I have to loan it out.
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Considering her background, this latest gig — accompanying heiress Zoe Tanner (Sophie Nélisse) to a compound in Morocco — should be a cinch.
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It's also smaller and easier to carry than a normal DSLR, which means it's a cinch to take just about anywhere.
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" But while the avant garde couture was a cinch, the singer added, "The shoes took me an hour to get into.
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So, what is a tesseract in A Wrinkle in Time, and how does it make interstellar space travel such a cinch?
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Obliterating Barack Obama's legacy, by withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the Paris climate accord and Iran deal, was a cinch.
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Given that he's dated several dozen women at once on television, you'd think dating would be a cinch for Ben Higgins.
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You do a movie and it's a big long thing; to do six half-hours you'd think would be a cinch.
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Just cinch the balaclava-style hood tight to your head when you're going to sleep, or to fit under your helmet.
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But for reasons internal and external to their party, this election was never going to be a cinch for the GOP.
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The one-shouldered jumpsuit features a high-waist cinch complete with a wrap belt, as well as a trouser-fit pant.
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On August 10th the bank offered to buy bonds of a medium duration (7-15 years); again, it was a cinch.
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The reviews were so positive—"like six out of six in all the papers"—landing a record deal was a cinch.
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But to Michael, conjuring up a vaccine for these diseases in the midst of global health crisis was practically a cinch.
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I prefer to cinch it higher on my waist, while others wear it baggier and tie it lower on their waist.
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Not too sweet and a cinch to make, popovers are delightful both for breakfast and with a midafternoon cup of Darjeeling.
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It also has an optional, removable waist strap for when I want to cinch it down and hop on my bike.
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The word intense can seem daunting, but in practice, it simply means physical activity that is not a cinch for you.
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Integrated over-the-ear headphones featuring suede-covered cushioned ear pads, detachable post-stud cinch tab, remote, and 1.25 meter cable.
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Many of those will likely be ported over to Steam Workshop and made a cinch to install — another bonus for paying players.
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Once they are in your ears, the Duo feel relatively secure, but putting them on is not what I'd call a cinch.
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Reversing the intro, then pitching it up a few semitones is a cinch, but it's the microhouse-styled chops that really impress.
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"This isn't a cinch for anyone right now," said Peter Corroon, the state Democratic chairman of Utah and first cousin of Dean.
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Women aspired to be just like them, and Victoria's Secret promised them the means to push, pad, and cinch their way there.
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But we think the most unexpectedly elegant thing you could do is to use a long, fluid ribbon to cinch it together.
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That hardware was the key: If your pants didn't cinch somewhere above it, to show it off, you were missing the point.
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Still, signing up the same right-wing and ultra-Orthodox allies that made up his previous government should have been a cinch.
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Bolton has always been vain, brilliant and ruthless, and this is the timeline that a vain, brilliant and ruthless operator would cinch.
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The entire process, as I discovered perhaps a dozen times in my brief but torrid love affair with golf, is a cinch.
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I came away from the show with a thought not new to me, but freshly burning: Trump is a cinch for reëlection.
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Right now, Trump's impeachment in the Democrat-controlled House appears a deadlock cinch — likewise his subsequent acquittal in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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When it's cold, a hem cinch seals out the wind, and the full zip comes up high to keep your neck warm.
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Is there any doubt that, if Pai is confirmed, FCC approval of Sinclair's massive pending merger with Tribune Broadcasting will be a cinch?
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They knew a motor embedded in the footplate would need to cinch down a lacing system, and they knew … well, that was it.
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Angling the screen is effortless and cool every time — the ease of adjustment makes it a cinch to find your preferred angle instantly.
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Instagram has an easy-to-use interface that makes it a cinch to snap short videos and post them to friends and family.
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The coffee-brined pork chops are a cinch, with only four ingredients; and so are the cumin-coriander roast carrots with 353 ingredients.
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There's no reason to drop a lot of cash on this dish when it's a cinch to whip up in your own kitchen.
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"I initially thought the process would be a cinch but it ended up being much more involved," jerkenstine told me in an email.
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The bolognese is a cinch to make and a single batch will get you through the longest and dreariest of winter work weeks.
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Beautifying asphalt would seem to be no cinch, but the naked quiddity of the stuff, after a third or fourth look, turns cherishable.
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"This jacket is a real must-have," adds another student as she attempts to use her jacket to cinch a gym door shut.
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You can then add a label or star to the location, making it a cinch to find at the end of the day.
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As long as it&aposs close to the receiver (it uses infrared technology, just like your remote controls), it&aposs a cinch to use.
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All of this is in a bag that can expand to up to 4 inches across, or cinch back down with a compression strap.
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Plus, it can be easily moved, so it's a cinch to take the firepiece from the table to the patio to beside the pool.
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It's more than simply putting a lab coat on the same busty, cinch-waisted doll, or dipping her skinny body in a darker hue.
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My table was ready; ordering from the seventy-eight-dollar prix-fixe menu, which includes a snack, three courses, and gratuity, was a cinch.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: Well, I don't worry much, because every era, it is a cinch that a great nation will, in due time, be ruined.
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That means that in front of brown sea grass, for example, red and yellow chromatophores might cinch closed, allowing the brown pigments to show.
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I thought it would be a cinch to turn "SPORT" into "sUPport," but in the end I had to give up on that dream.
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Previous versions of the Muse used little rubber hooks behind the ears; the hope was that the headband would be easier to cinch tight.
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The camera also comes with a software toolkit that automatically selects and stitches together users' footage, which makes sharing to TikTok and Instagram a cinch.
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A full bar nearby makes shaking up cocktails a cinch when entertaining: "We can be part of the party when we're mixing drinks," she says.
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Putting the new drive is was a cinch—it takes a little force, but feels exactly like installing a stick of RAM into a desktop.
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Shapely tailoring features circular cut-outs and dramatic ties, as well as sheer drawstrings in white linen that cinch and gather fabric to elegant effect.
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This song makes me want to smoke Galouises and scowl and cinch my trench and turn on my heel and strut off into the sunset.
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I personally like my Marmot Randonnee gloves as they have a moisture-wicking liner and cinch close at their opening to keep driving winds out.
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Cases in point: leaden meatballs, soggy calamari and gummy, flavorless gnocchi — all of which should have been a cinch for the pizza aces in the kitchen.
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The Cryptocurrency Diploma Master Class makes understanding cryptocurrency a cinch with four weeks of lessons on topics including the blockchain ledger, mining versus trading, and more.
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Perfectly paired together for olive-loving hosts, or anyone snacking on a bowl in front of the TV, this bowl duo makes serving olives a cinch.
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Your news feeds will be littered with the #RoyalFamily and #WhenHarryMetMeg musings unless you do some work to cinch off the firehose before the event begins.
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Some games, like Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, already include a built-in "photo mode" that makes the process of capturing the artsiest shot a cinch.
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The cavernous hall is 460,20193 square feet, and McIntosh is taking up about three of them, trying to cinch the beige bandages wrapped around her arms.
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After Versailles, it was an escape like no other available, a "house in the country" where the cinch of rules and expectations could be somewhat loosened.
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He appears to be acing the test until he is tripped up badly at the very end by a question that should have been a cinch.
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With support for a vast array of professional apps, tools, and software, the Galaxy Book makes prioritisation a cinch, too — even for self-described scatter-brains.
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Navigating around these options on the device is a cinch, which was a nice surprise, but there's not a whole lot there for you to play with.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Tony Hale both cinch Emmy nominations in a few wordless seconds, communicating the cost of Selina's ambition and Gary's endless faith in her.
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All it took for Mayweather to cinch his place at the top was one fight against Conor McGregor last March, which he earned $275 million for winning.
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Pressure cookers and the now massively popular Instant Pots make mass meal prep a set-and forget-cinch, from mashed potato sides to even big-batch ciders.
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Any household beautification, like painting the walls a calming shade of green or deep-cleaning your carpets, will be a cinch to complete and extra satisfying, too.
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Having those extreme proportions comes with a price, and apparently that price is committing to a life of never not finding a way to cinch your midsection.
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It's a cinch to set up, there aren't a bunch of cables to run around your house, it syncs perfectly with other Sonos speakers and sounds amazing.
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Then we could smooth out, tone, slim, and contour our faces, whiten our teeth, resize our irises, cinch our waists, and add a few inches in height.
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Connecting your Mac to a projector, be it a desktop, MacBook Pro, or MacBook Air, is generally a cinch, provided you have the right adapters and connectors.
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With a quickly sizzled sauce of brown butter and capers, dinner is a cinch (a slice of the swordfish on a roll makes a great sandwich, too).
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Matthew Williams of Alyx, a brand based in Ferrara, Italy, created a tactical vest festooned with cinch straps, Velcro pockets and other details borrowed from military vests.
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The following 70 years have been a cinch by comparison, the couple said on Monday in their two-story house in the Manhattan Beach neighborhood of Brooklyn.
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It's hardly surprising, then, that queens were instrumental in Ireland's battle for marriage equality, helping to cinch the 2015 vote to legalize same-sex marriage by constitutional amendment.
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A slim 1 percent of Realtors said this improvement helped cinch a deal for them — although about 75 percent of the value of the project can be recovered.
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But, you can wear a turtleneck (or another type of sweater) under a boiler suit, which is looser all over, with a slight cinch at the waist. 29.
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They clip to my shirt to stay put, a wire cinch keeps them from getting tangled on weight-lifting equipment, and they even come with a carrying pouch.
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But Biden battled back, and Bloomberg ironically could help Sanders more easily cinch the nomination if the billionaire divides up moderates votes while the Vermont senator consolidates progressives.
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So kick off your shoes, switch on the tunes, and scroll ahead for the three beautiful dishes that will get your celebratory fall feast started in a stylish cinch.
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You can bundle up a cable for storage, cinch a tie and leave it on a cable, tie cables to your desk legs, or bundle up excess cable length.
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If you're looking for something more minimal, opt for a sleek black sheath dress with a pleated cinch detail at the waist for an ultra-flattering and sexy silhouette.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed above 19,000 for the first time ever Tuesday, and if the analysts are right, crossing about the next milestone should be a cinch.
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When the cubesat is about 20 feet away, the main satellite deploys the net which wraps around the cubesat and a motor is used to cinch the net closed.
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"This makes money," he said, while he showed me how to cinch a bull's testicles in the Callicrate Bander, which looks like a slingshot crossed with a fishing rod.
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This gorgeous potato tart is made with store-bought puff pastry — and this feta-and-herb beauty with store-bought phyllo — so they're both a cinch to put together.
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Their cheeks turn red and their eyebrows cinch as they, so apologetically, explain why they need, really need, to turn on cartoons to cook dinner or catch their breath.
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Just bundle the wires up as best as you can and cinch them together in a spot that still gives you some freedom to maneuver the cables as needed.
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Two integrated lids make filling, drinking from, and cleaning the Oasis a cinch, and the silicone carrying handle is sturdy but also comfortable to hold, unlike a solid plastic handle.
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Give the breasts a smear of black olive tapenade (the tapenade is a cinch to make and keeps for weeks in the fridge), and a lemon wedge on the side.
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Getting to the Middle East is a cinch, and the jet lag from a trip to China is negligible compared with the 13-hour nightmare accompanying a New York-Shanghai jaunt.
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The included steam basket makes it even more of a breeze to rinse and prep your ingredients before cooking, and after you're all done, cleaning is a cinch (it's dishwasher-safe).
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When it came to the hair, Wang brought back the banana clips that were once beloved by women to cinch their hair into place after styling it with the Dyson Supersonic.
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For a long time, the conventional wisdom was that if you restrict calories — no matter whether they be from fat, carbs, or protein — then avoiding weight gain should be a cinch.
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It features an attractive silhouette with a hood, hidden zipper, and my personal favorite detail: adjustable tabs on the sides that cinch your waist in and create a loose hourglass shape.
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The dough itself is a cinch to make: an unleavened mixture of just flour, salt, butter and water that you can stir together with your fingers in about three minutes flat.
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Contrasting colors make putting it on correctly every time a cinch, and there are six different places on the harness to make adjustments for wide necks, barrel chests, and chunky bellies.
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The groom is a founder and the chief executive of Cinch Markets, a Kenya-based social enterprise designed to improve both agricultural production and the incomes of subsistence farmers across Africa.
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Those mega-fans helped propel his strong grassroots performances in Iowa and New Hampshire — and now appear poised to help him turn out the vote and cinch a victory in Nevada.
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I'm hoping to have a review unit soon, but setup should be just as easy as a standard Nest (it's a cinch, in my experience installing one for a family member).
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The problem he says, is that while the state-backed conglomerates cinch deals with the help of special guarantees, the government is doing nothing to help smaller businesses and entrepreneurs secure credit.
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The Rangers, who stormed back from a 3-1 deficit to lead 213-230 late, only needed the one point earned with the overtime loss to cinch a seventh straight playoff appearance.
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"At one point you see Suthann cinch the pets head down so tight that the dog could no longer move and was obviously in pain," Sheriff Wayne Ivey alleged in the statement.
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Yet we think this category is a cinch to predict: One of these days Lena Headey is going to win an Emmy for playing the villainous Cersei Lannister, so why not now?
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For that reason, I usually don't cinch up the hood drawstrings too tightly, but I do like that I have the option to retreat completely into a warm cocoon of micro-fleece.
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Even better, these products are a cinch for non-pros: Because they glide on so easily, stick formulations allow you to alter the coverage level with just a little fancy fingertip work.
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Styling this Ralph Lauren denim number to give it a more fashion-forward feel — rather than Rosie the Riveter — may seem like a challenge, but with the right accessories it's a cinch.
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Just like the Land Cruiser, the LX 22.5 is fitted with locking differentials, a real four-wheel-drive system and a slew of electronic aids to make conquering any terrain a cinch.
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She has channeled much of her hard-won travel wisdom into a new venture: LHD, a ready-to-wear line that was introduced last month and aims to make packing a cinch.
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Reuters TV Prime Minister Viktor Orban wins a third straight term in power in Sunday elections after his anti-immigration campaign message helps him cinch a strong majority for his party in parliament.
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Ahead, find out which incredible eyeliner changed our cat eyes and kitten flicks for the better, plus the three runner-up formulas that are also smudge-proof, soft, and a cinch to apply.
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Now, it's important to understand a whole bunch of behind-the-scenes information before you know whether your favorite show with weak ratings is a cinch to come back or probably done for.
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Isaac Likekele's layup with 46 seconds remaining got them within 123-78, but he missed the accompanying free throw, then Young hit two foul shots on the other end to cinch the win.
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Cinch Your Cardigan Into A DressWearing a cardigan over a base outfit is a foolproof way to add a cozy layer to your look, but who says this piece can't just be the look?
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But as this imaginary letter from a potential corporate recruiter suggests, assembling a portfolio of board directorships would be a cinch for the man who cut company taxes down to a slim 21 percent.
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Roland also notes that its new live-streaming tool makes it a cinch to stream gameplay from old-school consoles, and it also helps offload CPU-intensive tasks from the PC you're gaming on.
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In Firewatch, too, he was forced to rely on his map and compass, a cinch for a seasoned walker like himself, but a device that compounded the isolation and self-reliance in the game.
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The GOP spent the entire Barack Obama presidency pretending as though passing major health care reforms would be a cinch, if only they were given governing space to turn their great ideas into law.
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The extra material makes it easier to get away with wearing it as a normal top, as do shorts that cinch higher at the waist, like this sunny pair with au courant pom-poms.
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Turning this basic formula into a sheet-pan meal is a cinch: Just stick another pan of veggies in the oven at the same time, and add some herbs and crunchy peanuts as garnish.
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In the summer of 2015, in the midst of the crisis over Ukraine, Moscow was careful not to do anything that might derail the Obama administration's efforts to cinch a nuclear deal with Iran.
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"I have to buy huge pants to fit my quads in them, and then use a belt to cinch it all together," said Kovacs, whose waist is 38 and whose thighs are, well, enormous.
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Mr. Doyle said that prosecutors may have honorable intentions that are eroded by subtle pressures to win trials, excessive fear of losing them or zeal to cinch cases against defendants they are convinced are bad.
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But it's a great idea that a number of other countries have already adopted, which would put billions more in the hands of the working poor and make tax filing a cinch for millions of families.
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The skirt's a few sizes too big, and I haven't had a chance to get it tailored yet, so I cinch it at my waist with a gaudy cowboy belt I inherited from my great-grandpa.
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Impressive infrastructure, access to amenities, low crime rates and a large international community helped the city-state cinch pole position in this year's edition of the ECA International's global liveability index, extending its 15-year run.
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When I cinch it, it stays tight against the small of my back on miles-long runs through the woods, but it easily expands to fit a hat or pair of gloves when I strip them off.
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Ahead, 7 in-the-know nail artists from around the world are talking about the biggest nail trends in their respective cities, and spilling their tips to make each look a cinch to copy on your own.
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Main shareholder Bernard Arnault, France's richest man, wants a proven quantity to steer the label famous for its cinch-waisted Bar jacket, head-hunters and fashion executives say, but the talent pool of potential replacements is small.
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Tangy, bright lemony whipped feta dip is a great counterpoint to all of the rich, brown foods served at the Thanksgiving table, and this roasted garlic white bean dip is a cinch to throw together (and vegan).
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Set up is a cinch because it's a Chromecast device, which means you basically plug it in, press the power button (that huge circle in the center of the speaker's front) and then wait for it to boot.
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Its titular character is a paparazzo for monsters, demons, and deplorables, and his outfit is a cinch to replicate: jeans, a grey button down shirt with a blue sweater, a camera at the ready, and receding blond hair.
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A cinch to operate, the camera features several preset modes, like "Party & People" or "Double Exposure," and spits out textured keepsake prints on standard Fujifilm Instax cartridges or Leica's own black-and-white instant film (featuring cream-colored borders).
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Considering that we've been inundated with the decade's best and brightest via everything from essays to listicles to YouTube rabbit holes, we figured it would be cinch to name 30 things that shaped the 10 years we can't stop talking about.
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It hits me just below my hip, but it doesn't cinch in at the bottom like a typical hoodie, which minimizes curves and allows it to stay tailored closer to my body, eliminating that bulky feeling you often get with hoodies.
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His 303S capsule seamlessly intertwines masculine and feminine references; a structured sky-blue blazer comes with a cinch-waist belt, while a traditional collared shirt with an affixed businesslike tie in emerald green is rendered in a daring see-through mesh.
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When he declined his publisher's entreaties for a sequel to "The Exorcist" and instead delivered an elegiac memoir about his mother, "I'll Tell Them I Remember You," published in 21966, Mr. Blatty felt the first cinch of the horror-writing straitjacket.
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Facebook's Nostalgic Mood Isn't Helping Shira Ovide is annoyed that Facebook keeps comparing its efforts to shore up global democracy to its effort in 2012 to build a successful mobile app: Facebook's 2012 smartphone reboot was a cinch compared with its current challenges.
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In this case, make sure that your time is well-spent and, if you sense you're running out of time, close whatever content gaps you have (cinch them right up!) and just make sure you have decent transitions from one thought to another.
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This would warm the gloves enough to offset the damp interior resulting from my sweat or from the snow that managed to enter the base of the gauntlet after numerous powdery wipeouts (I was usually too lazy to pull the cinch-cord tight).
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A young Silicon Valley venture firm is taking the wraps off a piece of software that it says makes it a cinch for founders to figure out which VCs are worth approaching, based on stage, sector, and a variety of other factors.
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But I'll tell you what: Dodging cars, jumping off four-story buildings, and getting beat up on three-versus-one fight scenes over the edge of a cliff is a cinch compared to learning how to cook such a complex cuisine like Indonesian food.
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The announcement, made after a vote by the organizing committee in Lima, Peru, made official an agreement reached earlier in the summer with Los Angeles to host the later date, paving the way to cinch the deal with Paris, which had lobbied strongly for 22024.
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That's a lot of "ifs," but investors will certainly be less forgiving of stocks at current stout valuations if profits are no longer a cinch to climb by double-digits in 2017 – without help from tax or infrastructure policy that might not arrive in time.
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Whittaker succeeded in pushing Romero to work through every minute of the fight and though Whittaker was never able to open up as freely as against many of his opponents, he did more than enough through the last three rounds to cinch the decision.
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And instead of necessitating a separate corset piece (because that'd cost extra coins, which is essentially against the retailer's ultra-affordable ethos — duh), the dress features corset-style ties to cinch that waist you waist-training, hourglass-figure fiends out there must highlight with every look.
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It quickly knew I had an Nvidia Shield, Xbox One, Apple TV, and PS4 plugged in, and when I switched two of those out for the PS3 and the Xbox 360, it was a cinch to re-ID them and have them properly labeled on the Caavo.
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No one told my wife and me that planning a wedding would be easy, but we thought reserving a hotel block — a cluster of 10 rooms or more, at a reduced rate, at a hotel where our out-of-town guests could stay — would be a cinch.
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The conceptual one was accretive: layers piled on or slung over each other, shirts used to cinch overcoats, bandannas knotted on everything, including the tidily rolled up blankets that the models carried and that were a long way from the average dirt-encrusted "crustys" sleeping bag.
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I would get in the shoes and then get dressed by the wardrobe, and then I would have to, like, cinch my elbows on my side and this hairdresser would pick me up in my outfit by my elbows and then put me where my mark was.
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Whether you're vying for a competitive internship straight out of college, looking to cinch a promotion, or even attempting to pivot industries mid-career, having the self-assuredness to put yourself out there for an opportunity that may not qualify fully for is, arguably, a solid strategy for getting ahead.
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And there is no reason to consider an August 17th tweet trumpeting a long-discredited story about General John Pershing, in which Mr Trump suggested that stamping out "Radical Islamic Terror" would be a cinch if America would only kill Muslim terrorists with bullets that had been dipped in pig's blood.
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She was also asked about starting a brand and enumerated the ways that it has become dead simple to do it, from services like Shopify that make launching a storefront easy, to third party logistics companies that make shipping product a cinch, to services like Affirm that make it easier to get paid.
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A tall, rangy redhead at 6 feet 2 ½ inches and 179 pounds, Sime was so dominant a runner that he seemed, as the columnist Arthur Daley wrote in The New York Times, "a lead pipe cinch to win at least one and perhaps three gold medals at Melbourne" in the 22008 Olympics.
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Check out this look inside America's for-profit criminal justice system, which often looks like a lot like debtor's prison: Still, pretty much every Republican is on board with some kind of tax reform in abstract, so in theory, passing a shell budget towards that end entirely should have been a cinch.
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Minnesota's Karl-Anthony Towns, who was born in New Jersey but represents the Dominican Republic internationally, played in the past two All-Star Games and would be a cinch for a third appearance if not for a recent knee injury — and the Timberwolves' slump to a 14-21 record from a 10-8 start.
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Re-upping Miles won't be a cinch—the market for shooting wings who don't need the ball is thin this summer—but locking him in will at least show that Indiana is semi-serious about surrounding George with the players he needs to have meaningful success in a league that prioritizes space and versatility.
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Its fold-over closure system—secured by a combination of plastic buckles and Velcro—expands naturally when unfolded to accommodate overloads and slims down when there's not much stuff in it, with no additional compression straps required, which makes it a much more elegant solution compared to the cinch-cord or roll-top designs found on many similar bags.
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Drag is supposed to be an open forum for gender performance, I feel, but what I came up against initially was a barrage of rules: wear heels, cinch your waist, and I was like, OK, well if you don't want to book me because of what I am, then that is both narrow-minded and fine with me.
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ANKARA, Turkey — President Donald Trump placed a dangerous bet this week: He sent his vice president and secretary of state — the two most public-facing figures in American government -- here to the Turkish capital to try to cinch a ceasefire in a war that Recep Tayyip Erdoğan started, and said he has shown no interest in ending.
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Just as their owners will be treated to a local welcome amenity upon check-in, so will dogs, who will receive a Paws in the Neighborhood Cinch Pack, a Planet Dog Orbee ball, house-made or locally sourced dog treat, a dispenser with pickup bags and a dog's guide to the neighborhood highlighting parks, vets, groomers, pet supply stores and dog-friendly restaurants.
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Make the recipe: Libby's New-Fashioned Pumpkin Pie With Dulce de Leche and Cardamom More from Voraciously: These warm, fluffy pull-apart dinner rolls are bliss to eat and a cinch to make 13 next-level kitchen gifts for people who love to cook This easy pumpkin tart is spiffy enough for a vegetarian Thanksgiving main lifestyle food voraciously lifestyle food voraciously
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Borrowing from the super-popular direct-to-consumer model popularized by Everlane and Warby Parker, in order to be able to cut out the middleman and offer all their styles under $100, this L.A.-based startup offers 14 wearable styles in popular bridesmaid colors (rose, mauve, navy), three of which are convertible (meaning you can use extra fabric to adjust the neckline, cinch the waist and so on).
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The tech, which debuted in the recent S90 sedan and XC90 SUV, will now be deployed in the forthcoming off-road-friendly V90 Cross Country wagon, a car equipped with a slew of other adventure-enabling, anti-death innovations like beefier suspension, bigger wheels, hill descent control and seat belt pre-tensioners that will cinch you to your seat with unholy grip if the car senses a loss of control.
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Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE is much more likely to cinch the elected officials and corporate donors needed to give Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE a run for his money come November.
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And while such levers may not be so effective on profoundly ideological members such as those in the House Freedom Caucus, it's a cinch that Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) would have gotten members of the Tuesday Group to fall into line on the ObamaCare replacement if he'd had some "bennies" to offer them.
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The clothes in that collection were lovely for other reasons, too — there were sharp, cinch-waisted coats and slouchy, insouciant sweaters (a Van Noten specialty) and a skirt made of soft tiers of shirred and frayed silk that seemed to float in the air like milkweed fluff — but it was dominated by an abstraction, the suggestion that fashion might be not just about how a garment feels on the skin or how it intimates the figure beneath, but about how it tries to express and make sense of color: the natural world's most enduring, bewitching and elusive bestowment.
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