We'll have to see, the detail have to still be worked out, some definitions, the consistency with WTO, consistency with BEPS, consistency with other international arrangements.
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There's not necessarily a thematic consistency, but at least there's a sonic consistency.
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So consistency for the sake of the consistency is not that important to us.
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Productive ADHD is the antithesis to consistency, and consistency is the key to success.
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If you don't spend your days thinking about globally distributed databases, then consistency models may not exactly be all that important to you, but most competing database systems (including Google's recently launched Cloud Spanner), only feature two consistency models: strong consistency and eventual consistency.
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But being a top player is about consistency, too, and consistency is something that comes with, well, age.
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"The word that keeps coming up is consistency, or lack of consistency," Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer told reporters.
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But just rationally, the consistency of earnings, consistency of revenues, we'd never had a $10 billion quarter before 2018.
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The intensity rarely lifted: an admirable consistency of mood, though a consistency achieved at the expense of possibilities for variety.
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Consistency and stiff-arming the kids Every other week, rain or shine, the kibbutz is on our calendars — consistency is key.
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The consistency of the dough should be such that it can be kneaded (keep adding water until this consistency is achieved).
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"We're providing consistency in terms of how algos are developed, deployed and run, and consistency over how they're measured," said Grob.
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Their conduct suggests that they value consistency over raw power, and that consistency is what irritates those whose politics is entirely situational.
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Conversely, the situation is better for commercial banks; there is greater consistency between federal and state law, and therefore greater consistency between national and state-chartered banks.
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While the voting consistency of conservatives was treated as a vile demonstration of partisanship, the same consistency of liberals was treated as an inspiring demonstration of principle.
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But seasons — the continuation, the consistency — is important.
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Voting for Kavanaugh unconditionally is valuing power, GOP control on the Supreme Court, over consistency — consistency with their own stated view of the gravity of the crisis facing the country.
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" Young, who described Kaine's initial draft of the resolution as "politically charged," said the Virginia lawmaker's consistency gives him credibility on the matter — "a consistency few others bring to the issue.
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"You've seen a lot more consistency in the lineups and within the roster, so we're seeing more consistency on the field and on the score sheets," Alex Morgan said at the time.
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After all, the company loves consistency across the Galaxy line.
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Keep adding more oat flour until you reach this consistency.
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Season with salt and pepper and mash to desired consistency.
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Seriously, the consistency factor is very strong among this crew.
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If he can nail (the consistency), he's got upside there.
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I love it for its consistency and its gelatinous texture.
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In the past, Swift's albums had been released with consistency.
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It's nice to have some consistency in a chaotic universe.
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One is track limits, and the consistency of their enforcement.
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If it succeeds, the reason is likely to be consistency.
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Silicon Valley's consistency is one of its most admirable qualities.
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"You need consistency because that's the brand mantra," said Chernev.
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Having stable locations to exchange the currency also creates consistency.
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One of those is the availability of tunable consistency models.
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I hope someone takes advantage and starts giving me consistency.
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The goal is to have more consistency in photo standards.
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It is a good result for consistency in the market.
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But we make sure to keep consistency with our schedule.
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For this reason, consistency in language and concepts is paramount.
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I'm struck by the lack of consistency with the vocals.
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"I really believe it's consistency in his mechanics," he said.
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That lack of consistency worries both the FCC and FTC.
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And, what I see with Eli Manning, there's not consistency.
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It is about dependability, consistency and being able to approve.
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I guess I miss the consistency of friendships back then.
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"Robby has been trying to find some consistency," Servais said.
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Mash with a fork until reached a desired consistency. 3.
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"I started to realize … it's all about consistency," says Owens.
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Coach Todd McLellan likes the consistency his team has shown.
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Clinton's consistency also provides a clear contrast to Mr. Trump.
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And that exposes some fissures in all that boring consistency.
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One consistency, however, is their affiliation with an academic institution.
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Let's hope this negotiation reflects that kind of admirable consistency.
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Of course, consistency is key here, with regards to intent.
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This thematic consistency extends to the structure of the game.
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Experiencing temporary changes in bowel frequency or consistency is normal.
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Consistency makes a big difference in racing; I believe that.
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But Nova has been unable to regain that early consistency.
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Consistency carries over into several aspects of the business world.
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Somebody seems to have been "napping" on the consistency watch.
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However, the law is based on both clarity and consistency.
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Not too much — the consistency has to be just right.
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But I think I'm getting closer to that consistency level.
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But there was no consistency in the figures they picked.
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But with consistency and time, that's exactly what I did.
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Quite frankly, Republicans, as a matter of consistency, should too.
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Ultimately, she's looking for consistency and integrity in someone's answer.
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Similar to meditation, Borten added that consistency is most important.
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Reed, who opened with a 68, craves more than consistency.
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Simmer until glaze is like syrup consistency, about 5 minutes.
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In their marketing campaigns, these brands offer reliability and consistency.
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The consistency of the cooking liquid depends on the recipe.
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" Later that day, he wrote: "Structure and Consistency creates Perfection.
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This consistency tells us to expect more of the same.
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They're graded on expectations, temperament, communication skills, consistency, and execution.
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How do we compensate, based on negotiation skills, fairness, consistency?
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It should reduce slightly and take on a thicker consistency.
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For me, that's focusing on consistency within all the speculation.
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Orwig: It sort of has the consistency of mashed pumpkin.
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Patience and consistency reduce the opportunity to make bad decisions.
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One rule dictated how to measure the consistency of grits.
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But even in this there's a huge lack of consistency.
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Achieving that consistency has enhanced his credentials as a passer.
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You can't help but to notice the brain's jellylike consistency.
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Until this crisis, Trump had avoided accountability with remarkable consistency.
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These situations play out with numbing consistency around the country.
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Consistency helps students focus, so start with a daily schedule.
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Bernie Sanders (tie): There's something to be said for consistency.
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For ClassPass users, that consistency was apparent in weekly patterns.
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That leads us to another point of consistency with Cutler.
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Sanders' support is based on the consistency of his views.
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Consistency and reliability are essential attributes for a great power.
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The only consistency is the mustache and the bald head.
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These voters expressed passionate admiration for his consistency and fervor.
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It's full coverage with a creamy consistency that blends nicely.
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One rule dictated how to measure the consistency of grits.
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Bruce Lee said: 'Long term consistency trumps short term intensity.
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Acting with patience and consistency is what the kakeibo encourages.
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I thought it would be more like a pudding consistency.
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We just need more consistency week in and week out.
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Federal action could provide nationwide consistency to these state efforts.
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"I didn't have the same speed and consistency," she said.
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It's spinning in the machine and has the right consistency.
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"A little bit more consistency," said first baseman Paul Goldschmidt.
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Another tries to ensure accuracy and consistency across the globe.
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If you can't ensure consistency, Facebook functionally has no policy.
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"There's really no consistency that I can discern," said Gieringer.
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Rivers was the epitome of consistency for a solid decade.
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Moraing didn't have anywhere near the consistency of Ivanišević, though.
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Made of bulgur wheat, it has the consistency of pudding.
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So there's very little continuity and consistency in the coaching profession.
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Children, by contrast, need stability, consistency, routine, and above all, commitment.
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It's important to have consistency and uniformity in matters like this.
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We need to develop some consistency to start every fifth day.
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But I admire the completeness, and consistency, of Grand Theft Auto.
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Consistency and decency may no longer be required of political leaders.
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Mash with a potato masher or hand blender to desired consistency.
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Melania Trump does neither the former, nor the latter, with consistency.
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This gives a creamy consistency without adding any cream at all.
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Because of his consistency, just about any of them would qualify.
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But that was the consistency of the core of his jurisprudence.
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Wawrinka found that consistency in the second half of last season.
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Add cream as needed to bring mousse to the desired consistency.
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To anyone concerned about political consistency, their alliances make no sense.
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GRADE: C- The scrambled eggs had the consistency of styrofoam pebbles.
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Blend until the consistency is 50% chunky and 50% smooth. 3.
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Consistency will be key and I need to work on that.
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Enter Docker, a container technology giving you portability, agility and consistency.
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"It's important to keep that intensity and that consistency," he says.
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What's left of the chicken is only a slightly fibrous consistency.
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Adding a little cream can help get just the right consistency.
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I wanted to create some consistency where she could see him.
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Either way, we give the ice cream's consistency a thumbs up.
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Finding some consistency is going to be the key for him.
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He rejected style and consistency, anything that would have protected him.
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It helps facilitate the stability and consistency of your IT environment.
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Without consistency, dreams and goals can never be realized or achieved.
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Consistency comes guaranteed, but not at the price of individualized justice.
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In my tests, there wasn't really any consistency on the conversions.
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That's a consistency that we are seeing globally across the board.
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It gave us stability, health insurance, consistency, and consequently — upward mobility.
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Some Republicans have shown consistency on the issue of striking Syria.
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Slowly incorporate sugar and flour, beating until a thick consistency. 2.
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"There's no discernible ideological consistency to what he's doing," Wilson said.
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The consistency should resemble a thin mayonnaise or creamy salad dressing.
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Did it have a similar consistency to the crisp turkey bacon?
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Today is a lovely day to reflect on consistency and timeliness.
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The most important thing for competitive runners is consistency, Kibiloski said.
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Future has set a new standard for nihilistic, drug-addled consistency.
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Blend with ice in small batches to reach desired slushy consistency.
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In order to sustain interest and consistency variety is their savior!
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Belarus has improved the consistency and sustainability of its policy framework.
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Whisk through to fluffy consistency and refrigerate for ten minutes. 6.
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The Stone Consistency, Emerson said, is the hobgoblin of little minds.
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No surprise, then; this decision reflects consistency of messaging and action.
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"I was pleased with my consistency throughout the match," Edmund said.
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This consistency and flavor works really well when paired with chicken.
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More importantly, consistency is critical as a matter of public safety.
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Another complaint on social media was the consistency of the products.
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The robots reduce strain on humans and improve quality and consistency.
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The consistency of conflicts and lousy leadership has also not helped.
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We can help her make more jewelry with better consistency, faster.
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Mary Barra's secret to securing respect as a leader is consistency.
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Stir in some water until you reach the desired consistency.4.
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Again, any sort of consistency across states is a pipe-dream.
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The pasta, always a soft, springy consistency, could do no wrong.
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But that consistency has run into a conflict against Oklahoma City.
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Read today, it stands as an astonishing testament to Trump's consistency.
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One consistency is a majority of Republicans still back Trump's judgement.
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And Roberto Luongo deserves some credit for long-term consistency, right?
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Indeed, she narrates with little regard for consistency of verb tense.
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The consistency of your retirement plan contributions counts for a lot.
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Clark's hallmark was consistency: Over 3193 seasons, he always hit between .
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Besides, logic and moral consistency aren't prevalent among Bible-thumping scolds.
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Neither breaks new ground, but each affirms the pleasures of consistency.
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This "gives consistency to how people see me," Mr. Altuzarra said.
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The Commodores were a model of consistency from start to finish.
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The things I needed were boring things like consistency, reliability, enthusiasm.
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"The one thing that works is consistency and adherence," Joyner said.
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But Ball continues to struggle with consistency and his jump shot.
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Where Christians once sought evidence of ideological consistency, they accepted incoherence.
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Mr. Johnson found it impossible to maintain either consistency or seriousness.
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Consistency. If you enjoy doing it, you'll just keep doing it.
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His is a large, sprawling catalog, almost frustrating in its consistency.
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Blend on high until the mixture has a creamy consistency. 4.
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This is a credit to Tom's consistency and what separates him.
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But even "madman theory" requires some level of planning and consistency.
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"And it doesn't change the consistency of the lipstick," she said.
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True to the name, the consistency was creamy and very hydrating.
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Captioning services follow rigorous style guides to ensure consistency and clarity.
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But using cheddar actually contributed to the gritty consistency, explained Brandt.
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"Consistency between your attitudes and your behavior is key," Werner says.
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Sometimes even their oppression lacks the consistency that enables effective countermeasures.
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Consistency, even for an early form of textual fidelity, proved difficult.
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We're just trying to find as much consistency as we can.
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If nothing else, this consistency would appear to be a virtue.
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"Real world deployments are about extreme consistency and reliability," says Abbeel.
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Pursuing growth, the company promotes consistency among its millions of hosts.
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We need consistency in pricing for high end technology and procedures.
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It's a process and it takes consistency to build a brand.
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So in that sense, I think there will be some consistency.
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And since consistency is a prerequisite for success, habits automate success.
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Consistency is a hallmark of the conference, unmatched in the East.
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It's trying to find that consistency and work through the hiccups.
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If you want convenience and consistency, this is a good tool.
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But consistency does not seem to have found this president yet.
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Each one offers further proof of the consistency of his brilliance.
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But they were looking for consistency, especially when conditions were imminent.
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"I'm proud of the consistency of the overall program," Okshteyn said.
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Since he came to power in 2012, Mr Xi has abhorred consistency.
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Speaking to reporters in Columbia, Mr. Kasich drew attention to his consistency.
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But Johnson's consistency has been overshadowed by his spectacular plays and athleticism.
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That goes from quality to consistency to the value of your word.
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Consistency is likely the key in all of this, says William H.
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You will begin to see the consistency of the pudding get thick.
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You will notice as the pudding mixture cools, the consistency gets thicker.
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"Robby has been trying to find some consistency," manager Scott Servais said.
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He never showed the most important measure of accomplishment in fighting: consistency.
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Nailing the perfect consistency isn't just pressing a button and walking away.
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Mix until the mixture has a thick, smooth consistency, like cookie dough.
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The most important aspect of his workout routine, Branson emphasizes, is consistency.
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It was a start, but what's needed in the future is consistency.
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The consistency he has shown in MMA's deepest shark tank is unmatched.
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After all, the basic pattern I've described here holds with remarkable consistency.
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That's why consistency through a sustainable, practical program is key for me.
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Yet, there is a deep consistency in what President Trump is doing.
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It will enable us to have consistency in how we do AML.
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Across all of the interviews we had, however, we noticed one consistency.
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He also suggested the coaches could do a better job finding consistency.
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"This helps us with the consistency of our brand characters," Tutiven says.
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CH: My suggestion to the industry is just consistency and solid commitment.
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There was a consistency, too, in what was fuelling Mr Trump's success.
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Cosmos DB offers three different flavors of consistency for different use cases.
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Right now it feels like I have some consistency to my legs.
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It had the consistency of a milkshake and the effect of morphine.
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"That's why consistency through a sustainable, practical program is key for me."
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Not when it&aposs got its own issues with consistency to solve.
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The closing of your letter should: Visual consistency makes a big difference.
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With all the research we've done, I've learned that consistency is key.
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But solo guitarist Daniel Bachman releases such albums with a remarkable consistency.
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There should also probably be some consistency in what is considered taunting.
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And, to show some consistency here, this is the Ant-Man season.
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We can now drive consistency across operational functions by eliminating human errors.
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"Our members deserve consistency in their leadership," said Gene Ryan, union president.
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In creating those standards, we'd have to reach some consistency in training.
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So, if anything I'm definitely working on consistency and hitting my targets.
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The only way to get that consistency is through recently milked milk.
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There are no obvious "right" answers; responses are cross-checked for consistency.
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One reason was for consistency of what that data would look like.
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However, after a healthy stir Monday morning, they were the perfect consistency.
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For size consistency, Cam cuts the breasts in half and butterflies each.
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As an administration, Engel suggest the President and his staff lack consistency.
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Blend on high until the consistency of a smooth thick paste. 7.
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And surprisingly it added a very velvety consistency to the cooked oatmeal.
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And Gothic romances are not stories that need logical consistency to thrive.
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"Vision" shows the band's consistency in different aspects, which makes it unique.
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When I don't have consistency I get randomness that I can't control.
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Maintaining consistency across a growing company, no matter the industry, is everything.
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He said he also likes Apple and Google because of their consistency.
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Is there more consistency when it comes to the rules on intoxication?
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Other sources of imagery don't offer as much consistency or historical depth.
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Injuries and perhaps some form of depression/anxiety kept him from consistency.
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The microwavable mac and cheese had the consistency of runny mucous, though.
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The show has no internal consistency; it looks the way it wants
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But I would like to make a plea for a little consistency.
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But if consistency has value, there is no team quite like Arsenal.
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"The consistency of lava is now changing," CNN meteorologist Allison Chinchar said.
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Clark showed some promise in his NBA career but struggled with consistency.
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An improved decision-making style will result in message cohesion and consistency.
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" Via a puppet show, Scout explains that our time calls for "consistency.
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And, Summers did say, Nick's recipe made for the perfect slime consistency.
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Consistency is essential for young children, especially in their relationships with adults.
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Consistency is not a virtue when you're consistently failing to protect consumers.
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Just gained the consistency, I think, over the last couple of years.
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"When I first got here, I was looking for consistency," Reyes said.
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It's important to ensure that there is consistency and fairness across them.
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Consistency is the key to making your sneakers look neat and clean.
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Surely you know the key to a good playground nickname is consistency.
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Pod machines bring speed, convenience, and consistency to the coffee-making process.
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The comfort and consistency of rituals bring us back down to earth.
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"You're not going to sustain trust unless there's consistency action and transparency."
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"You've got to commit to something, and consistency is key," he said.
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Once the cheese has reached the right consistency, it can be shaped.
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"We would love to see greater consistency and higher standards," he said.
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This odd internal consistency also means the levels are actually mostly fun?
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Sawyers said it was Sanders' consistency and voting record that attracted her.
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The end result is a golden substance with the consistency of molasses.
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"I need to get my shot at a higher consistency," Bender said.
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The consistency is a bit like pâté, and it smells like liverwurst.
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Apple's done a good job here maintaining consistency across its own apps.
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The Higgs boson, too, was born out of need for logical consistency.
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A big reason for the decline is because there was zero consistency.
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We used the same method we did for Arm & Hammer for consistency.
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James's career numbers show incredible consistency and longevity, though not necessarily improvement.
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The only consistency with working with kids in the house is inconsistency.
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But the true story of the recovery is one of remarkable consistency.
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The consistency in their explanations was mostly in the subtext of indignation.
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Moreover, there's something to be said about the consistency of Biden's edge.
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It's vitally important that Google enforce consistency across the entire Android ecosystem.
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They relied on his consistency: The church of Carl was always open.
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Tensions will remain, and Mr Trump is not famed for his consistency.
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With that consistency, there would be less disruption to business, he said.
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The Pirahã cannot, with any consistency, precisely differentiate quantities larger than 21.
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Training and changing your body is about CONSISTENCY not 6 week blasts.
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Hopefully, I can keep that consistency going for the next three days.
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Lab-grown meat will replicate the taste and consistency of traditional meat.
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But like him or not, there is remarkable consistency in his arguments.
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We want to reproduce the consistency and also develop even better varieties.
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"Consistency and predictability are important to avoid a chilling effect on investment."
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But what it lacks in consistency it makes up for in kindness.
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It's been a struggle, and it's been the consistency of his pitches.
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FLORENCE, Italy — Consistency is a tough sell in an age of obsolescence.
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She beat him to blancmange consistency and left him in the corner.
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Although he enjoyed it, he was frustrated by the lack of consistency.
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But consistency is a well-known question mark for this LMS team.
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What he lacks in specificity he offers in vision, clarity, and consistency.
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Bolsonaro has exhibited great ideological consistency over time; Trump has changed parties.
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But questions soon swirled about the consistency of his statements to authorities.
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"The challenge for me has been trying to find consistency," Biagini said.
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This classic condiment requires one egg to achieve the perfect creamy consistency.
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The president's achievements are eclipsed by the consistency of his bad judgment.
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Picking winning stocks with great consistency is extremely difficult, if not impossible.
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These exercises aren&apost all that strenuous — but they do require consistency.
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Canada's Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said Riyadh's explanations lacked consistency and credibility.
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The comfort and consistency of a regular boyfriend was not for me.
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There's no real consistency, and that's what hurts you more than anything.
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"More than anything, what's needed now is consistency and leadership," he said.
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The smooth consistency comes from a variety of vegetable and plant oils.
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But I'm still buying Toronto because of its consistency over the season.
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In other words, consistency and predictability are important even when honesty isn't.
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It's a huge problem in front of prosecutors, who look for consistency.
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Geoff applauded the dietary changes I'd implemented and my consistency for working out.
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I flail around and whip the Pacific Ocean into the consistency of cream.
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Cross-platform consistency, and gun sense, has taken hold in the emoji universe.
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PERINO: So, I think the consistency and skepticism about these things is warranted.
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Ultimately, there's no pleasing everyone: one player's variety is another's lack of consistency.
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"The number one thing is consistency," Mishler told CNBC Make It in London.
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In a blender or food processor, grind cereal to a breadcrumb-like consistency.
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But my consistency is better, my momentum is better, my wins are quicker.
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They also call for consistency and coordination of planning along with stable funding.
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However, at this stage, what we look for most is consistency in trends.
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In these cases, Dr. Wu suggests paying particular attention to consistency and color.
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The consistency, he hopes, will send a message: this was done on purpose.
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GRADE: C The "waffle-style bread" had the consistency of warmed Play-Doh.
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So consistency from year after year is really important to our space program.
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The end product is a meat analog whose consistency rivals the real thing.
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It's made with almond milk, but it also contains coconut cream for consistency.
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But the most important component of his workout routine, he says, is consistency.
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Keep it consistent The number one rule of great oral sex is consistency.
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"They are going to have to play like seniors, with consistency," Weber said.
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The yolk has transformed into a tender custard consistency; the whites have set.
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It's basically the consistency of water and has a very light refreshing scent.
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That's what gives the resulting mix the consistency of half-solidified Jell-O.
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To establish credibility, body language experts look for visual, vocal and verbal consistency.
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It's been over a year of consistency and I feel like we're good.
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One of her biggest issues in both presidential and congressional elections is consistency.
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Griffin, too, has struggled with consistency since coming off the DL in June.
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Employers could also use the data in ensuring a level of internal consistency.
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But strong consistency comes with its drawbacks, too, which leads to higher latency.
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Though frustrating for the White House, there is wisdom in the polls' consistency.
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When a promise isn't fulfilled, that consistency your brain was counting on disappears.
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Mucus that's a pale gray rubber cement consistency may indicate a nasal blockage.
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"They will be looking to see whether Parliament is showing consistency," he said.
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What I took away from that job was the work ethic, responsibility, consistency.
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What strikes me most about this is the consistency of the entire album.
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It is also rapid, continuous, and repetitive, and it lacks commitment to consistency.
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As opposed to trying to argue your way into some position of consistency.
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The cream, the consistency of toothpaste, is a conductive salve for the electrodes.
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We're looking for some consistency in those type of at-bats as well.
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He hasnt't gotten back to the consistency he showed early in the year.
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Or perhaps it isn't, as ideological consistency has never been a Trump hallmark.
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"Everyone's body responds differently, but I know that consistency is key," Hobbs says.
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Alta took the number one spot in Liftopia's snow consistency and quality category.
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Purée and add chicken stock until smooth and the correct consistency is achieved.
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It has the flavor, consistency, and onion/tomato/jalapeño chunks just like salsa.
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It's been an up-and-down trip and we've been looking for consistency.
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Consistency is the key, having rules and routine for teenagers is so important.
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That consistency is undoubtedly a huge part of the sports car's timeless appeal.
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When America went to the polls in 21, voters chose chaos over consistency.
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"Penguin guano almost has the consistency of a wet tuna salad," he says.
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Another anymous suit—"Executive 3"—brought up concerns about Kaepernick's accuracy and consistency.
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Their recommendations include corporate transparency, consistency, clarity, and a mechanism for customer recourse.
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The Electoral College should be updated to maintain consistency for the future Americans.
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But it stitches them all together with a profound lack of character consistency.
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She dilutes her acrylics down with water, giving them the consistency of watercolors.
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On the other hand, I can always slightly notice the consistency of algae.
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The purple solution tastes good, but it has taken on the wrong consistency.
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Just built off our offense and as a team continued to build consistency.
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Even more striking was the consistency of the Democratic advantage around the nation.
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High blood sugar levels can actually change your blood's consistency, according to Health.com.
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"You get the sense of consistency because you know the performers," he said.
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Mix all the ingredients in a blender to form a creamy consistency. 2.
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Collective memory, common sense and consistency apparently are searching for a flashlight, too.
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"When we talk about the longer term solution of technology, consistency is necessary."
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Glazer was as indifferent to grand theorizing as he was to ideological consistency.
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"Consistency is the word that's going to ring out loud here," Girardi said.
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Can you square those for me or point out their consistency to me?
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The wand is the perfect size and the formula is the perfect consistency.
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What I learned from his experience is that quality and consistency is key.
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My Ronxs rechargeable lighter does its job every time with a satisfying consistency.
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Second, head coach Freddie Kitchens has been critical of Njoku's blocking and consistency.
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So what can be done to restore predictability and consistency to environmental regulations?
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We still have to find a way and we're still fighting for consistency.
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It takes consistency, patience, and good habits to build a solid financial foundation.
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It's one of those things you have to do, and do with consistency.
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The consistency is very thin and blends easily with thicker creams or serums.
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We all thought it was satisfying to drink because of the thicker consistency.
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"Chinese concern is stability and consistency of the rule of law," Sutikno said.
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INZAI CITY, Japan (AP) — For Tiger Woods, it all comes down to consistency.
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More than any other factor, the consistency of touch points predicts students' success.
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I love the consistency of the oil, I love the way it smells.
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Read in this light, there's some consistency between Trump's December and January lines.
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How important is having that kind of consistency in the lyrics for you?
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Shake for 10-15 minutes, or until a slushy consistency is achieved. 5.
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Which wouldn't be a problem, but for an occasional break in internal consistency.
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There's the initial greeting (hello, hey or dear) and whether to maintain consistency.
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One should note that this poetics has no particular commitment to metaphoric consistency.
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The soup took on a consistency somewhere between a chowder and a milkshake.
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Lucien Favre&aposs side on the whole however, have struggled for such consistency.
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It is willing to sacrifice centrist Democrats for the sake of ideological consistency.
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Yet consistency of plot and tone clearly are not Mr. Gardley's first objectives.
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You might have to adjust the liquid ingredients to get the right consistency.
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She has struggled with negativity, self doubt, shot selection under pressure and consistency.
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Her mood swings can be a bit extreme; consistency really isn't her forte.
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Possibly more concerning than the lack of knowledge is the lack of consistency.
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Reduce by 133 percent or when it reaches a light syrup consistency. 6.
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For consistency, the chart been revised to show Lyft's losses excluding certain items.
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The volume of the snot can thicken the consistency and darken the color.
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What matters, they said, was consistency in how men and women were greeted.
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I confess the consistency of the online chats made me a little suspicious.
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But at this point, what I want to do is establish a consistency.
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Nagasu had always admired Flatt's consistency, because it had always been Nagasu's weakness.
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Consistency-wise, I just haven't been as sharp as I want to be.
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And those vital rules of consistency apply, just as on any other show.
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"It's all about identifying if there's a consistency and commonality," Ms. Lonsdale said.
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" Polygon's Karen Han wrote that there's "no consistency to the characters or motifs.
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This means putting out high quality and creative content with regularity and consistency.
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"It's simplicity and consistency forever," Hanke, a professor of applied economics, told CNN.
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Practice does, however, improve your consistency and shed some strokes off your game.
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Rather, the common thread — and secret to a fat 401(k) — is consistency.
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But he has blown hot and cold, often struggling with his forehand consistency.
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Overall, I found the dip to be bland and too thick in consistency.
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The consistency and sincerity of his work, unaffected, is extremely comforting to me.
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Economic recovery requires consistency, said French central bank head Francois Villeroy de Galhau.
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Defenses haven&apost yet thrown the gauntlet at Doncic, at least with consistency.
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The key to the whole approach is consistency, according to a leading analyst.
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"What critics said: "'Silicon Valley's' consistency is one of its most admirable qualities.
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And it's won only by showing consistency, transparency, and evidence of real change.
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Each source has different characteristics of loudness and consistency, according to the report.
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Studies of American judges and of German bank regulators also found remarkable consistency.
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Generally, she is like and of the same consistency of smoke — gray black.
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When Ball was healthy, he labored with his jump shot and his consistency.
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Most clubs ask that you respect their guidelines, designed to ensure visual consistency.
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Fiona Short of Fifi's Closet in the UK also found power in consistency.
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By now, those shifts have increased ideological uniformity and consistency within each party.
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St. Bonaventure committed just nine turnovers but failed to shoot with much consistency.
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For negotiations with ally and enemy alike, Macron's counsel of consistency has advantages.
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The Bitcoin community opted for the consistency of one chain and one currency.
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"His production, consistency, toughness and work ethic were second to none," Payton said.
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Add egg mixture and swirl until it has the consistency of an omelet.
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But they calm us with their consistency and expertise, and we trust them.
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Yet there was an underlying consistency to Mr. Glazer's political and policy shifts.
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" He added: "Ambassador Bolton and I will disagree with great consistency over time.
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Blumenthal said a federal law was needed to ensure consistency across state lines.
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His connection to people, its depth and consistency, is all in the eyes.
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So consistency is the number one thing that I would attribute it to.
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Putting aside questions about the consistency of their methods, does fact-checking work?
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But the consistency of public opinion across pollsters and question wordings is striking.
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This would, theoretically, reduce the lag time and improve the speed and consistency.
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Trump does have consistent attitudes, and that has given his actions some consistency.
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Stir through the reserved noodle cooking water until you have a saucy consistency.
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That's a remarkably simplistic view of foreign policy, which is predicated on consistency.
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That way, when algorithms like the one Google uses try to scrub the watermark out, they'll leave outlines of the image because these systems are trained to look for consistency and work by targeting the vulnerabilities inherent in that consistency.
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"The main thing here is not really the ranking, but it's the consistency of the methodology and the consistency of the long-term trends," said Gavin A. Schmidt, director of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, during a call with reporters.
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A striking feature of his day job, by contrast, is his recall and consistency.
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Or do you notice the consistency of your poop changes when you're especially stressed?
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"Right now, this is basically a consistency test," study author Andreas Eckart told Gizmodo.
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We like consistency, because it demonstrates a clear base of support within the electorate.
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"But the consistency of the man is he gave them straight talk," he said.
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On television, a consistency of vision across multiple installments is viewed as a strength.
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Copy and paste this text into your browser's address bar: chrome://flags/#account-consistency.
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It paves the way for nightly stability and some consistency everyone can lean on.
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What's striking -- almost impressive -- about Donald Trump is the consistency between candidate and president.
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Where most investors lose their way in following in Buffett's legendary footsteps is consistency.
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It's less about capabilities and more about trust — and trust is built with consistency.
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And given the consistency of the Zack Snyderpalooza, that's honestly probably for the best.
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There is no intellectual or philosophical consistency at work here, only pure self-interest.
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Unlike highlighting powders and liquids, which can wander, the jelly consistency largely stays put.
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And if we take that, then his consistency on Russia becomes much more sensible.
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Fortunately, Google is working to enforce some consistency in its behavior for the button.
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The Hot has a runny consistency, whereas the Fire presents thick, almost like ketchup.
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"That's three winning months, and that's the consistency we'll have to have," Showalter said.
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The startup is also banking on its consistency of product to draw people in.
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She said he doesn't have any consistency, and again, she's bang on the money.
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What's really extraordinary about the Compute Card isn't its minuscule size, but its consistency.
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All of the data is automatically replicated across multiple regions and with strong consistency.
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All developers of robot baristas stress the speed, reliability and consistency of their systems.
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Pulse cauliflower in a food processor until reduced to the consistency of coarse breadcrumbs.
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Psychometrics, or psychological quizzes that measure character, consistency and commitment, are commonly used, too.
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The light and airy consistency of the lobster sausage blows our wiener expert away.
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How did you approach consistency and continuity with their development across 13 different directors?
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That's because biology requires this basic consistency in order for proteins to properly fold.
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Johnson hit a couple of wayward drives, but was otherwise a model of consistency.
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Some of the bubble teas had the consistency of a smoothie or a slushie.
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In a rare shred of consistency in America's turbulent markets, history has repeated itself.
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Mr Macri does not have time for the "persistence and consistency" the IMF recommends.
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They help keep the constraints, but also keep the consistency, which I really appreciate.
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So there is duality to Wenger, but the consistency comes from the man himself.
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The Nasdaq logged the highest consistency rate, trading positively 70 percent of the time.
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MongoDB is finally getting support for multi-document ACID (atomicity, consistency, isolation, durability) transactions.
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Compliance and consistency trumps most other things when it comes to getting in shape.
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Nylander leads Maple Leafs past Devils TORONTO — William Nylander is displaying plenty of consistency.
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Watching this video turned my internal organs to the consistency of half-frozen cheesecake?
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Cream Cheese & Bacon Deviled Eggs Hate mayonnaise but still want that extra creamy consistency?
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Instead, Trump's world celebrates basic opportunism where foresight, consistency, and ideological integrity are incidental.
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Way softer than a true granola bar, the consistency was that of a cookie.
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That consistency made her musical silence throughout 2013 and 2014 seem even more curious.
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I fussed over genre tags, over consistency in naming conventions — the great "ft." vs.
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To become and remain a leader, consistency is much more important than peak performance.
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If it's too thick, add a little water to get to desired consistency. 2.
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Though it may seem counterintuitive, the first step to conquering consistency is staying flexible.
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The consistency is soft, yet chewy with nice little crunches of cashews dispersed throughout.
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Successful foreign policies require long-term consistency — perhaps for a decade or a generation.
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And neither is conducive to good governance, where consistency and constancy are invaluable. 15.
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When he or she was doing their work and the consistency is what mattered.
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Specific protein requirements are demanded by flour makers to ensure consistency in baked goods.
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One of the first casualties of politically charged tragedies like this one is consistency.
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Comedian Jeff Ross praised the losing Cleveland Browns for their consistency ... which is hilarious.
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The consistency was ideally fluff-ified with a bonus crunch from the coconut topping.
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Since state regulation, Heimark says customers have begun to expect consistency from their edibles.
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Chilling causes a greater consistency in the size of the individual particles after grinding.
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" And to the issue of stability and consistency: "This is the roller-coaster administration.
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Men are still more often held to a standard of consistency than of morality.
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"Curly pudding turned kinks to curls and had a pudding-like consistency," says Branch.
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A recovery of this scale requires consistency, transparency, and constant coordination with territory officials.
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That's a pretty common question, and the answer is, among other important things, consistency.
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Also, would that be considered remarkable consistency, remarkable mediocrity, or a little of both?
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" What is a concern, he said, "is just the consistency of making quality pitches.
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All six efforts were well over 21 metres in a remarkable display of consistency.
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Serves as editor-in-chief for the association, ensuring consistency of message and appearance.
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As with every type of Sontag's writing, you should expect value rather than consistency.
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Trump's warnings, for consistency and resolve, are the gold standard of witch hunt warnings.
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As if the consistency of your desire could give a shape to your life.
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The machine triple-rolls the formula, turning it into the consistency of pencil shavings.
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"What puts them apart is their consistency, which is unbelievable," Wawrinka said in Toronto.
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Consistency is key within the beauty world, and that's what we're trying to achieve.
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Numerous 8-8 and 9-7 seasons could be viewed as consistency, or mediocrity.
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These scenario products "help ensure consistency in underlying assumptions across the report," it states.
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It works better for both car manufacturers and for consumers to have that consistency.
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But Uccellini added the remarkable consistency across models renders that possibility far less likely.
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Next, they're blended to a nut butter consistency and the fermentation process can begin.
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These allow us to anticipate the future with a consistency unimaginable to our ancestors.
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Evans said people in Utah are looking for "consistency and predictability" in a candidate.
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Republicans have vowed total zero-sum political warfare and followed through with remarkable consistency.
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I think consistency is the main reason I won the world championship last year.
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Our goal is to increase clarity, strength, and consistency across our entire moderation framework.
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He keeps the consistency loose by adding plenty of lemon juice and olive oil.
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I feel like the same company might be behind these, judging by the consistency.
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The polenta, for example, was mixed with mascarpone to give it a smoother consistency.
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"Leadership is actually more akin to consistency of authenticity across stressful environments," Gervais said.
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The game taught me perseverance, strategy, speed, consistency and the value of hard work.
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Irregular freezing weather is not enough for a good outdoor rink; consistency is key.
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Mr. Peters said those changes would ensure consistency and add little time to investigations.
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Judges sometimes base their conclusions on the consistency or inconsistency of an officer's testimony.
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Mr. Peters said the changes would ensure consistency and add little time to investigations.
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To really compete, though, the Mets need more consistency from their top four starters.
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It's easier to control hue consistency with a gel coloring than a liquid one.
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Pour evaporated milk on it slowly, stirring gently until it's the consistency you like.
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Consistency and mutual understanding seem particularly elusive at this fractious stage of the game.
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The grits are done when they have the consistency of smooth cream of wheat.
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More consistency from the courts could mean a smaller legal bill for Johnson & Johnson.
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I agree most organisations want consistency—that's how they survived in the old world.
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There's just no consistency in Mil-Spec testing, so the rating doesn't mean much.
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The color and the thick consistency of the sauce was not appealing to me.
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You take one can of drained chickpeas and mash them to your preferred consistency.
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He certainly has consistency: His bumper-sticker sloganeering hasn't changed for half a century.
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We would always have a configuration of good and bad, usually, with eerie consistency.
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Dipping my tortilla chip into the spinach dip, the consistency was also slightly watery.
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Consistency, firmness of purpose and patience is something I see in all my contemporaries.
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It doesn&apost have a watery consistency like most other body washes or shampoos.
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Foreign policy and national security are grounded in three things: clarity, consistency and coherence.
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At each level — middle school, high school and college — we encountered a dismaying consistency.
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At times Joseph's voice lacks consistency, adopting a tone that seems beyond his age.
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In the end, I learned that consistency is key, but so are thoughtful adjustments.
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But despite a consistency in offenders, states differ in how they handle the problem.
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They also exhibit heightened levels of certain traits, like frugality, resiliency, conscientiousness, and consistency.
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The rub is that monitoring your kids with any level of consistency is hard.
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That said, T-Mobile's speeds suffer from the same problem as all networks: Consistency.
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Congressional voting records demonstrate the consistency of Republican support for trade over recent years.
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The EPA can provide consistency and predictability, important for business operations and economic development.
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Principled consistency may be difficult to achieve, especially in our current hyper-partisan atmosphere.
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The New England Patriots have struggled to find consistency at wide receiver this year.
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For Ntilikina, the goal is to wield those tools with more aggressiveness and consistency.
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Mechanical consistency, such as might result from a simple computer algorithm, doesn't interest me.
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"DoorDash's pay model provides transparency, consistency and predictability," a company spokeswoman said on Tuesday.
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Another shortcoming of today's system is a lack of transparency and consistency across accreditors.
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It's typically clear or milky, but color and consistency can also vary over time.
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And at the end of the day, there's something to be said about consistency.
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That leads me right into my next question, touching on Boston's night-to-night consistency.
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At least those tried to maintain some stylistic consistency across all the different element, though.
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Doubts about experience, temperament and policy consistency have tracked Trump since he entered the race.
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Arizona center Derek Stepan agrees with his coach that consistency is what&aposs most lacking.
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What he lacks in clear strategy he has made up for with consistency, so far.
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Look for a product with a thick consistency to best hold the glitter in place.
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Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until the mixture thickens to a jam-like consistency.
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On tape, I see poor footwork, poor arm-angle consistency, poor vision and decision-making.
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The cheese likely had a consistency similar to chevre, but with a tremendously acidic bite.
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"We keep going back to the word consistency," New Orleans coach Alvin Gentry told ESPN.com.
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The consistency of Sanders' message over time has become a cornerstone of his presidential pitch.
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That focus on consistency goes beyond the words themselves to the voice actors saying them.
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From the report: The consistency of language across ransom notes, payment sites, and sample files,
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I feel like I didn't know how to sing with any consistency until fairly recently.
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His appeal has nothing to do with consistency on policy or fealty to conservative ideology.
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The consistency of your blood — specifically, the presence of any clots — may vary as well.
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Just copy and paste this text into your browser's address bar: chrome://flags/#account-consistency.
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They vowed total, unstinting opposition and stuck to it with remarkable consistency for eight years.
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There are rigorous guidelines in place for the review team to ensure consistency and neutrality.
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Tapioca crepes, or beijú, are a popular Brazilian snack with a consistency similar to jelly.
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They do not have a judicial branch inside their campuses weighing past judgements for consistency.
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This consistency makes it easy to trace changes in the cultural currents of British life.
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This is deliberate: Crossrail Ltd has stressed the "consistency and familiarity" of the interior architecture.
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Their consistency has been their hallmark; this season, Daniel has 20063 points to Henrik's 50.
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Here, we wanted to block the sun out so the shots would have some consistency.
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The only consistency implied in the project is that they are all State sanctioned executions.
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The milkshake's starring feature was the Chlostess cupcake – it was sweet and a great consistency.
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"We want to keep that same consistency on ports for our commercial customers," Panay said.
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But there could be a consistency and expectation around a certain type of senior care.
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"I feel like when growing an audience, consistency is the most important thing," Mills says.
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Add more liquid, 1 teaspoon at a time, as needed to achieve the proper consistency.
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For investors, the consistency of Saudi output will likely outweigh geopolitical fears, Tellimer's Malik said.
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But still, the idea of consistency is shared by others who are in crypto professionally.
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After all bananas are blended it should be smooth but with a thick consistency. 3.
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But the number of rockets SpaceX launches is less important than its consistency, Caceres said.
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In contrast, they said the evidence by people supporting Pell varied in quality and consistency.
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"They want to have some consistency of moisture, but not be soaking wet," Sullivan says.
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Lunar dust consists of rock pulverised to the consistency of talcum powder by micrometeoroid impacts.
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In my case, the arcs are all over the place, suggesting a lack of consistency.
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Check the consistency -- it should gooey but not too stiff - it shouldn't hold a peak.
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" In order to see the cellulite-busting effects of rolling, Roxburgh says "consistency is key.
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It's a whole thing, where the sauce has to be reduced to the right consistency.
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The Red Sox will need his consistency in the final six weeks of this season.
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The consistency reminds me of a refrigerated tub of I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!
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Historically speaking, there's been little consistency regarding the release of a presidential candidate's health records.
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Supporters say the legislation would provide more consistency and transparency in the rule-making process.
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As an egg gets released from a woman's ovary, the consistency of the mucus changes.
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The advisory agreement and Form ADVs should be reviewed together to ensure accuracy and consistency.
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Our parental changes in those days were softened by the consistency in our friendship groups.
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I've spent my whole life trying to get consistency out of myself and [my] music.
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Consistency is key to a good night's sleep, especially when it comes to waking up.
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Under normal circumstances, that consistency -- a campaign vow with high-profile follow through -- is standard.
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Consistency makes it easier for them and for you to distinguish between work and downtime.
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But with consistency, you can become fluent and automatic at achieving creative and intuitive bursts.
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At that point, the processor will grind it down to the consistency of coffee grounds.
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They were good, but after about four bites the fluffy dry consistency turned me off.
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Surprisingly, the coconut oil added a velvetier consistency with a nutty taste, without any dairy.
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The cream has the consistency of glue and can potentially harm your skin and clothes.
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They are confident the race will go their way, with Thomas banking on his consistency.
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What we lose in logical consistency we might gain in public attention and public sympathy.
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Even a lot of the healthier options are over-processed, pureed, with a watery consistency.
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It's about dependability, consistency, being coachable and understanding what you need to do to improve.
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And yet, there's an illusion of consistency, likely generated from how slowly the players move.
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Except, oh dear, like the Band, the first scale Under Armour supplied struggled with consistency.
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Mix together the aioli and the chilled buttermilk purée until you get a smooth consistency.
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The Fixes: Bordeaux's bicycle facilities do not follow a uniform consistency, which can confuse users.
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If they can maintain that consistency, that's what gives you a chance for winning ballgames.
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If the chili is getting too thick, add an additional water to reach desired consistency.
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TP–RAMA's flat lack of textural diversity never obscures a slick pop plane of consistency.
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Guardian is backing up a great team that has just been lacking consistency this season.
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Improved policy consistency could bring macroeconomic performance closer to peers, but growth prospects remain weak.
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There is some consistency in performance and risk disclosures, but they provide very little clarity.
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Small samples of each color are made in a lab to measure consistency and lightfastness.
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The first bra display is intended to demonstrate the consistency of design regardless of size.
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"Repetition and consistency in movement are intrinsically satisfying for people who work out," he says.
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Like every retailer, we strive for consistency and clarity to help our customers make decisions.
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Blend, adding a splash of water if necessary to create a thick but creamy consistency.
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In short, he showed clarity and consistency in talking about monetary policy and the dollar.
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Repeat process with remaining butter until hollandaise mixture reaches a consistency slightly looser than mayonnaise.
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They enjoyed the consistency of the character and I'd like to believe that's my contribution.
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But it just doesn't work for me, and that's because there's no consistency to it.
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This helps to ensure that the formula is well blended and at the right consistency.
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Quality and consistency are keyMy father prided himself by providing the best products and services.
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Arsenal rightly wins praise for its consistency and its long run of top-four finishes.
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It's a path most anyone can follow — the only requirements are consistency, investments, and time.
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But where regulators are proving most difficult is in their lack of consistency, respondents said.
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The Pew Research Center adopted an idiosyncratic definition that sees polarization as increasing ideological consistency.
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This album is so skewed, so different, it reveals the consistency of their previous records.
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Ensuring consistency in the overall process will assist agencies in getting the best available information.
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"Here's a question for you re: consistency," I said, putting my elbows on the counter.
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Consistency in sentencing can come through setting a ceiling, not a floor, for prison time.
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The Left is rightly denouncing this (in a rare moment of consistency and moral clarity).
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He acknowledges the contradiction, but Spicer's tradecraft places a greater value on loyalty than consistency.
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"There's no consistency for these kids because these teachers can't afford to stay," Carter said.
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You know the dough is ready when it has the consistency of Play-Doh. 3.
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Reduce the heat to low and simmer, adding additional liquid to reach your preferred consistency.
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Because Sylvester Stallone's Instagram feed, roughly: And I find this consistency soothing, like a pill.
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Consistency of ownership: Peter Holt and his wife, Julianna, have owned the team since 1993.
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Of course, he works to develop the same good habits as any hitter. Repetition. Consistency.
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Not like you're trying to do the same thing, but within consistency it's incremental improvement.
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The bottom layer will continue to cook to a nice crispy consistency, about 2 minutes.
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"What makes him great is his consistency," Indians catcher Roberto Perez said earlier this season.
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Consistency with those values is the only litmus test that ought to matter to us.
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The turmoil underscores concerns about the quality and consistency of health care across the country.
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Schneider, formerly a model of consistency, has not won a regular-season game since Dec.
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Then came soy, which may come closest to the real thing in nutrients and consistency.
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Russell has been a castaway this season, isolated and starved of minutes, consistency, and support.
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"When we think about Luger's, we think about tradition, longevity and consistency," Mr. Falcinelli said.
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To find some ways to have consistency and to have things to look forward to.
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Meyer paints on the floor and works in oil thinned to the consistency of watercolor.
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That consistency was surprising, said Quoctrung Bui, a graphics editor who worked on the project.
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Ms. Tanaka said that Edmonton found that consistency was the key to encouraging winter cycling.
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Only here has it been cultivated with such an eye toward consistency for so long.
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Even better: The cloud-like consistency makes it work great as a shaving cream, too.
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Airbnb hailed the guidance in Europe as a good step toward consistency across the region.
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Consistency is no crime, but it will be interesting to see if the show evolves.
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The second reason we self-justify is because we favor consistency in ourselves and others.
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Given the schedule and the standings, the Yankees could use some sort of consistency soon.
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I like the consistency of working with someone who knows what looks good on me.
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Ability to understand and interpret policies and procedures as well as apply them with consistency.
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Hematomas often have an oily consistency and are easily drained once the skull is opened.
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The consistency of a guest's experience is a major issue that Airbnb wants to solve.
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Whiny Ron (Arnie Burton) clashes with her over the contrasting values of consistency and change.
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The quality and consistency of their water is the key to their $76.2 billion industry.
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As noted above, the 2018 NPR reflects a remarkable consistency with past U.S. nuclear policy.
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Consistency is the key to a well-maintained LinkedIn profile, and it shows you're engaged.
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Consistency and stability are stronger signals of repayment than the size of a person's network.
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When assembled, the consistency resembles pink burger meat that's then formed into patties and grilled.
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The longer the vinegar ages the thicker it becomes in consistency and richer in flavor.
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As Kim Kardashian once said, the secret to social media dominance is authenticity and consistency.
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After big and important Democratic wins, black voters are lauded for their loyalty and consistency.
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So they canned it in favor of haptic touch, bringing more consistency across the lineup.
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For demographic consistency, I'm moving next to Christopher Caldwell's essay "American Carnage" in First Things.
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Whiny Ron (Arnie Burton) clashes with her over the contrasting values of consistency and change.
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Complicating this seemingly straightforward task, no two hazards are the same shape, consistency or size.
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For the rest of the crew, trust and relationships were built on consistency and gestures.
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Add the milk 1 tablespoon at a time until you reach the desired glaze consistency.
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Havlicek showed an unassuming but unyielding consistency throughout a 16-season, Hall of Fame career.
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But that ambiguity does not do much to enhance deterrence, which requires clarity and consistency.
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If there is something that Fabricio Werdum does with consistency, it is charge and chase.
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He's crafted his seventh mixtape like an album, calculated for maximum sonic consistency and fluidity.
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The test delivers a figure for specific gravity — and ensures perfect consistency again and again.
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"A lot of consistency in the spikes just showed us that these were coordinated," Serrani said.
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But this entirely depends on the consistency and vigorousness of your usual sexual activities, she says.
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The company said the drug, Bekinda, improved stool consistency in patients when compared with a placebo.
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The Children's Place program focuses on re-establishing routines and consistency before trying to repair relationships.
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But as Jack reports, the electric carmaker still needs to bring consistency to its production line.
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Consistency helped me so much though...because the body wants attention and wants to be moved.
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Consistency helped me so much though…because the body wants attention and wants to be moved.
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It has the consistency of motor oil and can take days or even weeks to evaporate.
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For now, Scott hopes to reestablish the consistency the driver and the team missed last year.
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The consistency of that organization over the period Robert Kraft has owned it has been phenomenal.
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After a week of tracking, the app will slowly suggest higher goals, based on your consistency.
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Then disable the option labeled, "Identity consistency between browser and cookie jar," and restart your browser.
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"I have real questions about whether there's consistency," Gottlieb told CNBC in an interview last week.
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With a full hopper you'll get about three rounds every second, with great accuracy and consistency.
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I love moral consistency almost as much as my dog loves gnawing on dried pig ears.
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Dimitrov, 25, who has struggled for consistency, was buoyed by his performance against doubles partner Wawrinka.
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The drug, Bekinda, showed improvement in stool consistency response in patients, when compared with a placebo.
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Add remaining ¼ cup pasta water, 1 tablespoon at a time, as needed to reach desired consistency.
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I might finish a session feeling great, having achieved several promising runs and showing spectacular consistency.
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Consistency is key, said Baron, an ardent critic of buying and selling stocks based on headlines.
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Mix to combine on medium-low speed until your preferred buttercream consistency is reached. Assembly:1.
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His versatility and consistency will be key to Serbia's hopes of advancing into the knockout stages.
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Put the remaining ganache in the refrigerator to set into a spreadable consistency, about 30 minutes.
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Consistency has never been Mr. Christie's strong suit, and that showed in his endorsement on Friday.
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And again like Mr. Trump, a former Democrat and independent, Jackson did not worry about consistency.
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For a modest $5 million budget, the project achieved a high level of consistency and sophistication.
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An interesting take-away of the survey is the consistency with which Americans view enhancement technologies.
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Colon is looking for some consistency after trading wins and losses in his last five starts.
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"This ... does not send a message about consistency and credibility to financial markets," Soskic told Reuters.
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National Geographic writes:For one, the octopus has very few muscles, and is almost gelatinous in consistency.
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Year after year, his annual dispatch in lights was comforting in its consistency while remaining surprising.
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Daniel Newman, principal analyst at Futurum Research, which focuses on digital technology, said consistency is important.
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In a small food processor, pulse oats until reduced to the consistency of coarse flour. 215.
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Nehme noted that all of this still plays well with CosmosDB's existing set of consistency models.
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Rewarm sauce, covered, over low heat, adding a bit more milk to adjust consistency, as needed.
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Cetyl, oleyl, and stearyl alcohols: These fatty alcohols give shampoo and conditioner their thick, creamy consistency.
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This would be the right way of thinking if Trumpism had a wide general-election consistency.
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"Everything is done by hand; this way I know the consistency of the batter," Otto says.
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Michael Moore took the stage and romped through a tribute to Sanders' consistency over the years.
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Added pages of the novel created a thicker consistency, allowing for a much denser, sturdier slime.
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His preparation, his consistency, his skills -- I would never, ever, ever underestimate him under any circumstance.
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Montel says his pot strain will be the highest quality and consistency without any harmful additives.
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Drainage issues can cause water to seep into the dried tailings, changing their consistency and stability.
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The consistency, if a brain has been kept cold enough, should be firm, he tells me.
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In League of Legends, these metrics are fighting, farming, vision, aggression, survivability, teamplay, consistency and versatility.
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Season the soup with red wine vinegar and adjust the consistency with the tomato juice. 3.
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"He brought a consistency to our product which is why we are still around," Dinerman said.
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"I think the consistency of performance is helping with inflows," Minerd said in a telephone interview.
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Restaurants are rated on such factors as creativity, personality, the quality of ingredients, value, and consistency.
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She really has the consistency, she has a difficult routine and can get those big scores.
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It's difficult to maintain consistency but to make it work, it takes insane discipline and commitment.
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Mix well to form a play-dough-like consistency, then divide into 12 equal-sized balls.
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Uncover and simmer for 15 minutes, until the sauce has thickened to a gravy- like consistency.
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It's not going to happen every time, but by the same token there's that consistency factor.
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This year, Singleton is trying to find the consistency that has eluded him in the past.
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Finding consistency in service and product offering after a merger is a difficult task to achieve.
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Apparently, he's been out and about with his little boy with some consistency as of late.
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You've got to find a way to find that consistency, it's gotta be important to you.
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The clubs that thrive are the ones with a clear vision and consistency in their methods.
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His appointment is not likely to move markets much since he is expected to bring consistency.
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Stony Creek relies on the expertise of an in-house microbiologist to ensure its beers' consistency.
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But in both resolution and consistency such hybrid maps are far better than what went before.
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True, there was never consistency to U.S. policy, but dictators understood that slaughtering civilians risked reaction.
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Hopefully, my consistency will improve and I'll be able to be deep in all the tournaments.
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"It's his consistency... he is able to pull through race after race after race," said Svindal.
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But they have shown no such consistency in creating policies to help those displaced by trade.
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At a position as volatile as tight end, consistency is as much as you can ask.
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And it's this consistency that has allowed for some of the most memorable episodes in television.
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"Sleep cycles, rhythms and consistency are huge elements in living a healthy lifestyle," Smith points out.
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Underlying all of the pious and disingenuous cant of their crusade is a terrifying logical consistency.
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Garner recognized that sticking to her method with the necessary consistency required a certain emotional remove.
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The team should also return to consistency with Joe Flacco after starting four quarterbacks last season.
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"You can give Republicans credit for consistency — they are consistently wrong about the economy," she said.
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For consistency, each city's median square footage has been rounded to the nearest full square foot.
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From work memorandums to wedding cakes, our values and consistency are tested in some strange places.
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If there was a Congressional Consistency Caucus, it might be the loneliest group on Capitol Hill.
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Still, even by Trumpian standards, his disregard for truth or consistency on this matter is remarkable.
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"Consistency and transparency are cornerstones of an efficient market," the association said in a public letter.
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They have searched for consistency, barreled through practices lasting hours and talked through throat-clearing meetings.
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The modeling chocolate she uses has a consistency and malleability similar to clay, she told Insider.
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It's thinner than the traditional toothpastes I've tried; the consistency feels more water-y and thin.
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I've played some good tennis at times since coming back but I'm still searching for consistency.
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Given the chaos of the transition period, there has also been recent a push for consistency.
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The lack of consistency of shift times takes a serious toll on sleep patterns of workers.
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CEO stress PwC said there was "broad consistency" in what keeps corporate leaders awake at night.
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Not only is the croqueta's exterior beautifully crisp, but its interior has a lovely creamy consistency.
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Use an immersion blender to give it some texture—you're looking for a near-porridge consistency.
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If necessary, add a bit more water and pulse again to get the right consistency. 4.
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And the chili turned out to be more like meat soup than a classic chili consistency.
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Consistency is the hallmark of fast food, and it's especially important when it comes to chicken.
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Frying the rice is a nice way to get the consistency more like a traditional bun.
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And that's one thing we're really proud of is the consistency we have in that space.
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Aesthetic consistency among its hardware line has become an increasing focus for Google in recent years.
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Which isn't to say that this fall won't keep up the absurd consistency of 2016 already.
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In order to establish consistent principles the U.S. needs to exhibit consistency across administrations and agencies.
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Consistency is a cornerstone of your professional reputation whether you're on the management track or not.
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Few sites offer consistency when it comes to particulars like photos, clutter-free pages and reviews.
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But until their defense shows more consistency, they should not be getting double-digit point spreads.
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Judges look for clean cuts, the consistency of the dye, and the creativity of the groomer.
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There are also voters who are drawn to Mr. Sanders's consistency in a chaotic, punishing world.
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So much has been missing from this Mets season — health, athleticism, consistency and, most important, wins.
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Still, Sanders pointed to his consistency, which is what has endeared him most to his supporters.
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"The native Southern palate requires savory bread (not cake), an artisan-bread-like consistency," writes Carol.
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But on a few questions there is real consistency across his years as a public eminence.
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Moreover, only Atlanta has shown the kind of passing game consistency to really worry the Cowboys.
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But they don't understand what it takes to build wealth (patience, consistency and a few decades).
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As such, in a spirit of poetic consistency, I gave each flavour a relevant Greek label.
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Consistency and fairness aren't even on the menu—it's just all bad faith, all the time.
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For over four decades, Stanley Whitney has undertaken such a search, with uncommon patience and consistency.
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The insides were goopy and melted, accompanied by a filing with the consistency of cottage cheese.
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For tech companies there needs to be some consistency including how governments work with each other.
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There's little consistency across wine labels to help you make a decision on what to buy.
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Ditto the consistency of political extremism: from John Brown to Malcolm X to Black Lives Matter.
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But she struggled with consistency and played with a style that many analysts considered too defensive.
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Add more of the pasta water as needed to retain a moist and saucy consistency. 7.
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"I want to evolve and give the best product, which means testing and consistency," she said.
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The firm believes that consistency of returns is key to building an outstanding long-term record.
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He and all American farmers deserve transparency and consistency in the regulatory infrastructure governing their profession.
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So, he has kind of a medium-consistency wax, so it&aposs not, like, incredibly hardened.
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A primer: The Novikov self-consistency principle holds that, well, time paradoxes are not entirely possible.
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"If you combine them, you can improve the results and consistency of those results," he said.
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Though it may be rendered in print with global consistency, laughter in practice is wildly variable.
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A smooth, dense-but-not-too-dense consistency in the mouth, and a long, clean flavor.
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Blend until the mixture is emulsified and has thickened to the consistency of a loose mayonnaise.
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He prefers spontaneity to consistency, and he won't rehearse a scene more than a few times.
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The consistency was smooth and the tart taste hit me first, but then something unexpected happened ...
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This choice is one that requires commitment, consistency, and the willingness to face fears head-on.
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The consistency was a little on the thin side, however, with a very slight metallic aftertaste.
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The quality and consistency of end-of-life care are not where they need to be.
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Still, it was fun figuring out the anagrams, and I like the consistency in the theme.
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The last thing that the Trump administration can be accused of is its trade policy consistency.
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To establish consistency, the study required at least four exercise sessions per week for six weeks.
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Uber is going need to demonstrate consistency in both of those areas for years to come.
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