Showrunners Benioff and Weiss have been crystal clear on that.
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Building paranoia is replaced by crystal clear threats and consequences.
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Warren is being crystal clear about which side she's on.
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Just to by crystal clear, did Simpson steal Lohan's boyfriend?
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Everything in the middle sounded warm, distinct, and crystal clear.
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This tape is crystal clear when you listen to it.
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David makes it crystal clear that he wants Wentworth out.
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Amy Schumer is making her feelings about autism crystal clear.
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"If you have questions then read it, it's crystal clear."
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WE MADE THAT CRYSTAL CLEAR FROM THE VERY BEGINNING COMMUNICATIONS.
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On that question, our crystal ball ain't so crystal clear.
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Of course it is crystal clear that assault is unacceptable.
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Working with this tool helps make that placement crystal clear.
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TV, Trump vented about Sessions, making his frustrations crystal clear.
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But the overall message House Republicans sent is crystal clear.
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New York Today Good morning on this crystal clear Thursday.
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"It was crystal clear," Mr. Taylor told reporters on Friday.
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Our leaders need to make crystal clear where they stand.
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In other words, natural gas' climate benefits are crystal clear.
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Sessions said it is crystal clear the practices are unconstitutional.
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Suddenly the value proposition to companies would be crystal clear.
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Saturday looks sunny and crystal clear, but mostly below freezing.
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Pompeo: The president has been crystal clear and incredibly consistent.
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We've got to be really crystal clear about the strategy, and then really crystal clear about what capabilities we have and what capabilities we'll partner for and maybe what capabilities we need to acquire.
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Some elements behind the expected rise in inflation are crystal clear.
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Misogyny's a monster — by now, that's as crystal-clear as ever.
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This water that I protect is crystal clear, delicious and sacred.
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This was something that is now crystal clear to Nadine Clair.
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"Our position regarding pensions has always been crystal clear," he said.
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Newly sober and crystal clear, she began writing in early 1986.
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Wolf's shocked expression, even through the grainy video, is crystal clear.
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You know there's never a 100% crystal clear answer for this.
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This election has made the extent of that threat crystal clear.
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Khloé Kardashian is making her feelings for Tristan Thompson crystal clear.
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However, what's crystal clear in real life can be murkier online.
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The one thing she was crystal clear about is ... trouble's brewing.
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It was a bit awkward but necessary for crystal-clear viewing.
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It also has crystal clear audio without even needing a soundbar.
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Two recent examples make this focus on ratings crystal clear: 1.
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This employee made it crystal clear they wouldn't be coming back.
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In Season 26, Episode 219, it's crystal clear that hasn't changed.
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Double check that everything is crystal clear and avoid making assumptions.
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Let me be crystal clear: Trump doesn't need to endorse abortion.
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The water was crystal clear, and the air was super fresh.
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Once she read his personal statement, the problem became crystal clear.
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She's making it crystal clear ... she stands with the LGBTQ community.
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Perhaps most of all, Austen's crystal clear depiction of social class.
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Yes, the hook was catchy, but she was so crystal clear.
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What, precisely, would be the morally crystal-clear approach to Syria?
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To be crystal clear, I'm not here to bury Thor: Ragnarok.
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LeAnn is mum but her stepsons make their disdain crystal clear.
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While in Bora Bora, Star posted a nude photo of himself wading into crystal-clear water, exposing an equally crystal-clear view of his back tattoos, which run almost uninterrupted from his ankles to his neck.
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I appreciate also that she knows the journey is never crystal clear.
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" She added, "If you have questions then read it, it's crystal clear.
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And though some people might ask why, to us, it's crystal clear.
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Schumer has been crystal clear on who he expects Trump to nominate.
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In Mayan, "Tajma" translates to crystal clear and "Ha" translates to water.
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Actually, no -- not when one of those options is so crystal clear.
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"The path is not crystal clear, but our motives are," she wrote.
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For companies operating under HIPAA, responsibilities, obligations and opportunities become crystal clear.
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"Let me be crystal clear and very direct," he told the Times.
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Louis Vuitton, however, is making that crystal clear with its latest collaboration.
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But one thing was crystal clear: Twitter still needs an Edit button.
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The resulting synthetic speech, while not exactly crystal clear, is certainly intelligible.
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These polls also make crystal clear how much Mr. Trump bothered them.
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And let me be crystal clear: There's nothing wrong with rock stars.
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Check out Homewood, Illinois, for massive redwood tress and crystal clear lakes.
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Kate Moss still has the goods ... and she's making that crystal clear.
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Crystal-clear glass stairs lead to five bedrooms with cashmere-covered walls.
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It's "crystal clear" the student loan situation needs congressional action, Johnson said.
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Here, a swimmer's crystal-clear reflection makes for a breathtaking mirrored illusion.
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These men and boys make the subversive power of makeup crystal clear.
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AirPods combine intelligent design with breakthrough technology to produce crystal clear sound.
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Indeed, they were crystal clear: if you don't lead, we won't follow.
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Kenny and Lee hate each other for reasons that seem crystal clear.
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"Let's be crystal clear on the scope of this mission," Brown said.
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As they say, hindsight is 20/20, and mine is crystal-clear.
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And it seems humans aren't immune to that crystal clear glass either.
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Welcome to #CrystalCity Texas where the water is Crystal clear - NOT pic.twitter.
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As such, the relationships are crystal clear, even from the earliest episodes.
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But it's not crystal clear what is ailing the Indian River Lagoon.
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"I was crystal clear," EU Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker said Tuesday.
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Yes, I'm talking about his absolute crystal-clear propensity to kick people.
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"This is crystal clear," the president of the European Commission said. Mrs.
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Cole Sprouse just made his relationship status with Lili Reinhart crystal-clear.
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This captures professional-looking photos and videos in crystal-clear quality, apparently.
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It is crystal clear what Russia's motive was: to get Trump elected.
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And it&aposs all become, no pun intended, but very crystal clear.
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It's not as crystal clear as the one taken in broad daylight.
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" He was crystal clear about why he had chosen "the Swiss option.
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Translation: you'll get a crystal-clear image no matter what you're watching.
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It has a large, crystal-clear AMOLED display and amazing battery life.
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We should be crystal clear here: Main Street is not for sale.
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Have that future vision so crystal clear that nothing can distract you.
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And the response was crystal clear: No such openness could be tolerated.
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"The path is not crystal clear, but our motives are," Hirshland wrote.
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But, just to be crystal clear, you should not shoot a hurricane.
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On Monday morning, Headey made her own feelings about the speech crystal clear.
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There's not a crystal-clear line of what behavior is acceptable and not.
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"Let me be crystal clear and very direct," he said in a Nov.
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TL;DR: Get the crystal-clear Prima 1080p HD Pocket Projector for $10803.
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"It's crystal clear that China is subsidising their steel industry," says Mr Irwin.
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Based on over five decades of historical data, the answer is crystal clear.
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But in it, we see not crystal-clear water, but a yellow liquid.
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There's no doubt or room for interpretation: His tweets make that crystal clear.
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The expansive, crystal-clear 228-inch screen creates an incredible sense of immersion.
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Cedric's crystal clear -- it's ok to be angry but there's a limit. #DontBeAFool
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TMZ Sports obtained the document and his marital status is crystal clear -- DIVORCED.
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He believes the message he's receiving from his treatment team is crystal clear.
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Instead, Subset Games' follow-up to FTL was a crystal clear tactical puzzle.
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This seems crystal clear once you use the playback and the Musicologist features.
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Alas, the Federal Election Code is not crystal clear on this issue, either.
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Over the summer of 2011, the water in Lake Michigan turned crystal clear.
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Abigail Spanberger, who beat incumbent Republican David Brat in Virginia, was crystal clear.
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The president has been crystal clear no quid pro quo's of any kind.
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Regardless of the outcome of the investigation, a few things are crystal clear.
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Let's be crystal clear about this: Trump's behavior is sick, disgusting and disqualifying.
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Judge, let&aposs be crystal clear on this, these are not asylum seekers.
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Just a few minutes into this episode and two things become crystal-clear.
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The answer crystal clear, I drifted off: Elizabeth Warren and no other candidate.
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I want to have the most crystal clear, beautiful water on the planet.
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" "Let's be crystal clear about what we are and are not doing here.
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Let me be crystal clear: The coronavirus does not have a political affiliation.
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The President has been crystal clear no quid pro quo's of any kind.''
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So it looked like a crystal-clear case of double standards by Cupertino.
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The case is simple, and the evidence supporting impeachment is now crystal clear.
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"For more than 30 years the science has been crystal clear," she said.
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" "The President has been crystal clear: no quid pro quo's of any kind.
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Let us be crystal clear: Exxon continues funding climate denial to this day.
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Beto O'Rourke of Texas has made his position on assault weapons crystal clear.
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Cruz embraces Trump The Cruz game plan for this election is crystal clear.
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" For more than 30 years, she said, "the science has been crystal clear.
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And this body cam is the view of an officer in a tactical situation that is crystal clear, something that you will rarely ever see again, crystal-clear, and everything there is the evidence that points to a justified police shooting.
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It returned its crystal-clear first photo of the Martian surface just hours later.
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I would feel, for weeks, alternating swells of devastating sadness and crystal-clear euphoria.
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Now that it's crystal clear that Swift is the devil, what does this mean?
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In the image, tiny Tobias lounged in crystal-clear waters atop a blue board.
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All the songs feature old-school song-craftsmanship with crystal clear, sometimes stunning vocals.
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Looking back at 2018, it's crystal clear it was a pivotal year for OnePlus.
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When we hear "reef," we typically think colorful corals and crystal-clear tropical waters.
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Trump-Russia collusion One thing was crystal clear from Barr's press conference: No collusion!
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They're beautiful and crystal clear, the kind of blue you see on a postcard.
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Crystal-clear sound, easy to pair and the device is designed to be unobtrusive.
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Upon further inspection the team noticed that the diamonds were far from crystal clear.
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With built-in neodymium drivers, it offers precise, crystal clear, and distortion-free sound.
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Through all those emotions, though, one conclusion became crystal clear: Women aren't safe anymore.
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A crystal clear ocean stretches across much of the surface, spreading in every direction.
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Looks like Caitlyn Jenner has made her feelings about Khloé Kardashian's ex crystal clear.
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For Mr. Faena, the area's potential for reinvention was crystal clear from the outset.
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The President's message was crystal clear, per people on the call: Gotta move now.
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Senator Feinstein made it crystal clear that many were warned and should have known.
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To be crystal clear, our intent is not to promote or champion these items.
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I used to get acne on my forehead and now I am crystal clear.
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One thing Xi made crystal clear that Beijing alone will decide China's future direction.
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In theory, this method allows you to produce perfect "crystal clear" ice at home.
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Clapper makes crystal clear that the FBI was not spying on the Trump campaign.
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Should the award go to Bradley Cooper and his crystal clear baby blue peepers?
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A few days later, she broached the topic again, making her stance crystal clear.
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The crystal clear water of the Caribbean was just a few refreshing degrees cooler.
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Though grainy in quality, the significance of what these pictures captured was crystal clear.
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" The soaring vocals and brass came through crystal clear in Max Roach's "Lonesome Lover.
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First, be crystal clear about what you want; otherwise you will rarely get it.
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Make no mistake: There is a crystal-clear contrast as we march toward November.
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Well, to be crystal clear: I'm not advocating for any throwing in of towels.
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The echoing drums, the strummed acoustic guitars and those crystal clear, completely fake flutes.
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This modern-looking Bluetooth speaker is super slim, but still has crystal clear sound.
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He talks rapidly, but every word is enunciated, crystal clear and dense with information.
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"You need to be crystal clear on what you are asking for," Dickinson says.
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"The science is crystal clear — we must reduce greenhouse gas emissions immediately," he says.
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It's a state known for its sandy beaches, crystal clear waters and warm weather.
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The commander in chief's intent is crystal clear, that he wants Eddie left alone.
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"How the system is working is not crystal clear to us yet," he said.
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"The fund is extremely transparent and crystal clear in its mission," Mr. Johnson said.
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It's unclear who the woman is, but it's crystal clear she's a HUGE fan.
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I believe very strongly in very, very crystal clear, clean water and clean air.
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But now we have a Fox host making it crystal clear that's his priority.
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But zoom out just a little bit and the ethics are actually crystal clear.
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On crystal-clear days, like Wednesday, the beauty of the place can be mesmerizing.
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Ernesto Araujo, Brazil's foreign minister, said fraud in Bolivia's election had been "crystal clear".
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Enter Marshawn who didn't have much to say -- but made his point crystal clear.
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But the ladies make one thing crystal clear: Modeling is not all fun and fashion.
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The crystal-clear screens behind Martin, though, showed Aguilera singing right on cue with Martin.
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Unlike most murky floodwater, the Rio da Prata and Olho D'Água's water is crystal clear.
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They'll make it crystal clear who the bride-to-be and her bridal party are.
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The unspoken message from the silent majority is crystal clear: We are not welcome here.
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"The president has been crystal clear no quid pro quos of any kind," Sondland wrote.
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Now, to be crystal clear, Google's own Gboard app also contains the middle finger emoji.
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At least one observer felt the hawkish overtones of the speech to be crystal clear.
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They were all smiles and making it crystal clear ... they're very much into each other.
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Bernie Sanders has been crystal clear that we must work hard to defeat Donald Trump.
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I believe in clean air, crystal clear, beautiful water, and having good cleanliness in all.
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One takeaway, however, is crystal clear: If you come at Apple, you'd better not miss.
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Instead they have used salesmanship and buzzwords to insist a muddled argument is crystal clear.
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Yet on the most important subject of all—where sovereignty lies—it is crystal clear.
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But he's crystal clear on the details of what he ate while ordering the strikes.
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On Wednesday, Bloomberg said the choice for him in this election has become crystal clear.
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Is this a crystal-clear denial that the travel restrictions were intended as Muslim ban?
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Before you rattle off a tweet, let me be crystal clear about a few things.
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"I want to be crystal clear — HPE is not getting out of software," said Whitman.
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To be crystal clear, there are no easy or risk-free options for that scenario.
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Liebert asked how that related to Weinstein, and Morrissey made sure to be crystal clear.
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This means you get crystal-clear picture quality that displays fine details, even up close.
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SARAH HUCKABEE SANDERS, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: The president has made his position crystal clear.
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It has up to 10 hours of battery life and a crystal-clear Retina display.
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It has also made it crystal clear how such fairly common issues carry a stigma.
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While the role of monopsony is doubtful, the rise of corporate profitability is crystal clear.
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While the paths forward remain very murky, what's crystal clear is this: Trump won't change.
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The message is crystal clear: the ethanol mandate is flawed and producing costly unintended consequences.
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"The message is crystal clear: Catalonian independence is not going to happen," De Guindos said.
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I believe in crystal-clear, beautiful … I believe in just having good cleanliness in all.
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The clever little earbuds combine intelligent design with breakthrough technology to produce crystal clear sound.
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Bare Bones Ice Company in Sydney, Australia designs crystal clear ice for the drinks industry.
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So the case for working and living with a sense of purpose is crystal clear.
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But that doesn't mean that it's crystal clear, we can't by with what we've done.
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Mueller's report establishes that the fact of Russian interference on Trump's behalf is crystal clear.
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But when he spoke his English wasn't halting, it was crystal clear, vaguely British even.
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That's all he's interested in talking about, too, as was made crystal clear in advance.
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You can easily fill the entire house with crystal-clear audio and room-shaking bass.
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This much is crystal clear: There is no national security emergency at the southern border.
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Right now the water is crystal clear and almost uncomfortably cold, alive with splashing fountains.
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In chapter 27 of Movies (and Other Things), Shea Serrano's film genius becomes crystal clear.
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Tepco officials later showed me containers of crystal clear water that had been through ALPS.
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And yet there is reason to believe Germany's self-image is not exactly crystal clear.
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Tepco officials later showed me containers of crystal clear water that had been through ALPS.
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But the advantages of avoiding a chaotic departure from the European Union are crystal clear.
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"The motive may have been unclear, but the impact was crystal clear," Mr. Greenblatt said.
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You get the typical 4K 2160p resolution that helps every show come in crystal clear.
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" She told reporters on a conference call: "It's crystal clear this is a Muslim ban.
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There are miles of white coastlines with crystal-clear water and living corals around Jeddah.
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The crystal-clear substance was used in World War II to make airplane cockpit bubbles.
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"[Obergefell] is crystal-clear," she wrote in an amicus brief in support of the plaintiffs.
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I have hiked incredible stretches of crystal clear trout streams guarded by tall pine and spruce.
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Despite results like this, Cook continues to make the company's stance on the matter crystal clear.
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To the other employees, the message about who really pays for sexual harassment is crystal clear.
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The couple took a dive off a luxury yacht and into the crystal clear blue waters.
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With impressive, full sound capabilities, you'll get crystal clear audio to power you through any workout.
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The meaning was crystal clear: The president makes the decisions, and bears full responsibility for them.
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The hearings offered everyone a crystal-clear window into the president's mobster-like mode of operation.
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The Clip 3 even has a noise- and echo-canceling speakerphone for crystal clear phone calls.
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"The topping pattern is crystal clear," Frank Cappelleri, executive director at Instinet, wrote in a note.
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I'm not sure he made this crystal clear, and I don't know that he had to.
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The FTC's guide for promoting brands on social media is extensive, and pretty much crystal clear.
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When you look at just how shattered Zelle plays the young woman, everything becomes crystal clear.
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Literally making phone casings crystal clear, though, might just be taking the sentiment to the extreme.
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But it absolutely works in making Spidey's credo, and the spirit of his character, crystal clear.
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This judgment tells ministers in crystal clear terms that they are breaching the public's human rights.
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All this bolsters the Greens, with their crystal-clear pitch, made from the safety of opposition.
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At the end of the quarter, it should be crystal-clear whether you met the goal.
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What's crystal clear now, though, is that "SNL" has written off attracting right-of-center viewers.
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That 83,960 x 1,440 resolution screen makes everything, including the tiny icons here, look crystal clear.
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" Compton also says that what he thought "was crystal clear people have not always gotten right.
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One thing is crystal clear: Simply passing the House bill would be a political death sentence.
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The law at the time that we brought those cases was, in our view, crystal clear.
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To make things crystal clear, Starbucks has a comprehensive list of rewarding products on its website.
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Take a single look at any recent mainstream editorials for a crystal clear and constant pattern.
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"But let's be crystal clear on the scope of this mission," Brown said in the letter.
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However, in unveiling the many layers in this Kabuki dance, one significant motive remains crystal clear.
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You have to have a crystal clear picture of your finances, even if they aren't good.
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Tucked away in Ticino, Switzerland, Valle Verzasca is known for its debris-free, crystal clear water.
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Henceforth, the issue isn't who Trump is or what he stands for, because it's crystal clear.
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But now it's crystal clear: we've got a stock shortage in the sector, plain and simple.
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We tested A/B versions, with and without the bumper — and the results were crystal clear.
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But the abject contrast between winners and losers in this business still comes across crystal clear.
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The album is sparse and crystal clear; there's no mistaking it for a lo-fi record.
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He was appalled by what Noel and Edwards were sharing, and crystal-clear about their resolve.
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To be crystal clear: I have no reason to believe any of these theories are correct.
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Employers would have grumbled, but at least it would have been crystal clear who was affected.
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"It makes it crystal clear that there's obviously excitement about the opportunity to launch sports betting."
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Beyond issues of wealth and property, biblical scripture is crystal clear on the subject of taxes.
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For example, the person ShockSlayer originally worked on Crystal Clear with visited him early in development.
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Although Crystal Clear 1.0 was finished almost two years ago, ShockSlayer doesn't plan on stopping yet.
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Welp, he didn't shy away from it this weekend -- making it crystal clear where he stands.
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Sound is crystal clear, with a hi-res audio certification and built-in 24-bit DAC.
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"The Braves" is a vague, amorphous team name, but its reference has always been crystal clear.
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If the climate movement is going to prevail, we must be crystal clear about this distinction.
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They feature NoiseGard tech and aptX codec to deliver crystal-clear audio and eliminate ambient noise.
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It was breathtakingly beautiful at the top, in a cirque of mountains, the day crystal clear.
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Now and then, a silhouette of the director's arm intrudes into Mr. Schulback's crystal-clear shot.
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Therefore, it became crystal clear that the United States was not ready to accept our proposal.
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Iran's destructive role across the Middle East has become common knowledge and crystal clear for all.
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Unfortunately, we don't have a blood test, which everybody wishes we did to be crystal clear.
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"I think that we need a Supreme Court justice who will make it crystal clear, and this nominee has not yet done that, crystal clear that he or she will vote to overturn Citizens United and make sure that American democracy is not undermined," he said.
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Shanghai, China (CNN)When Tony Stark uses a Chinese smartphone, China's clout in Hollywood becomes crystal clear.
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But the season has also made crystal clear that the show needs an exit strategy, and soon.
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"I would like to make it crystal clear I do not regret what I did," Williams read.
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"It's crystal clear where were going...in two years that question's going to seem ridiculous," Stokols said.
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The new order makes crystal clear that green card holders should not be impacted by the ban.
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They were all smiles on the island, too, as they swam in the crystal-clear blue water.
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He has made it crystal clear that the federal government has no interest in addressing climate change.
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It was Aron Goldschneider who revised his father's writing until it was "crystal clear," Mr. Elffers said.
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Ten to 15 years back, when apps started taking over the world, the benefits were crystal clear.
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"But let's be crystal clear on the scope of this mission," Mr. Brown said in a statement.
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Lush green forest that seems to extend forever, dotted by crystal clear waterfalls and wondrous ancient ruins.
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"It was crystal clear to everyone who knew him that he was a true star," wrote Becky.
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So, in an effort to be crystal clear about what I plan to accomplish, here are mine.
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Plus, Foldimate's website is crystal clear that both the price and release date are subject to change.
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The tweets came after Kardashian made her feelings for Thompson crystal clear by unfollowing him on Instagram.
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It's a lot, but Derrickson and his visual effects artists make every step of it crystal clear.
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Whatever the occasion, you know you'll capture steady, crystal clear shots of your experiences with this accessory.
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With these earbuds, you'll get to bask in powerful bass, crisp mid-highs, and crystal-clear vocals.
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Mr. Kendall said he immediately saw Jupiter, Mars and Saturn after looking into the crystal clear sky.
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To make it crystal clear where your message was, Messenger introduced little circles next to the messages.
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"Even the weather cooperated," as sunny skies provided a crystal-clear picture of the ice surface below.
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Svalbard's got something to fucking say, and its lyricist wants to ensure she's making herself crystal clear.
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With crystal clear sound delivery, you're going to catch every second of commentary and entertainment Sunday night.
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Taylor Swift's new single contains a crystal clear Kanye West reference, and it's about to go down.
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He wrote a book about the experience, called "Crystal Clear," which was later made into a movie.
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"The Eagles have made it crystal clear their franchise quarterback is Carson Wentz," Jaws tells TMZ Sports.
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Its six-glass lens records crystal clear video whether it's bright and sunny or dark and overcast.
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Both cameras record in crystal-clear 1080p, even in the dark, thanks to built-in night vision.
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Offset's made it crystal clear he wants his wife back, but so far Cardi's standing her ground.
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In the original version, however, The Horde's future plans are made crystal clear — and it's pretty sickening.
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For starters, it is crystal clear that the more things change, the more they stay the same.
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"There is now a crystal clear account of Russians buying ads to sew discontent," Kilmer told Axios.
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And again, talking to a lot of friends, that has come crystal clear to me this week.
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In the wake of Republican leadership's latest failed attempt to repeal ObamaCare, three things are crystal clear.
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This agenda was made crystal clear with the Republican tax scam rushed through Congress late last year.
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In such situations, the locus of the constitutional authority to terminate the war is not crystal clear.
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They dived into the Olympic Aquatics Stadium's crystal-clear pool for the gold medal match against Italy.
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If all goes according to plan, it will be pumping out crystal-clear space photos by 2024.
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Turns out, there are plenty of surprising ways we're hurting our chances of a crystal-clear complexion.
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And there came a point to where it was crystal clear that we had to do this.
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MEDINA, Saudi Arabia — On the question of women working, the law of the land was crystal clear.
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As this episode makes crystal clear, technology, if not thoughtfully designed or implemented, can have disastrous consequences.
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"The facts of the case are crystal clear, and these allegations are flatly false," Mr. Walzak said.
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For once, even if only in this small, symbolic way, my religious identity will be crystal clear.
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When I look at them, they evoke a crystal clear memory of my lunch with a stranger.
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The bill is "pretty crystal clear and doesn't have a lot of trapdoors in it," Donovan added.
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And key countries in those regions have been crystal clear that they are against canceling the deal.
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Maybe, in hindsight crystal clear, the title's annoying apostrophe should have been a clue to its ambitions.
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Anyway, the events of the past two years have made the reality of what happened crystal clear.
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With sportswear currently the fastest-growing category in luxury, its motivations for the style are crystal clear.
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Dive resorts boast of its crystal-clear waters, and Western tourists flock to its lively beach bars.
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While she's unsure about the latter question, her answer to the first was one was crystal clear.
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But it should be crystal clear that the physician is in charge of managing patient care, always.
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She also posted on her Instagram Story to make it crystal clear ... it's her and Nipsey forever.
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But, if you don't make your accomplishments crystal clear to management, they won't be aware of them.
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With a crystal clear vision, I am able to continually evolve into a better version of myself.
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The results of the 2016 election should make it crystal clear that approach is antiquated at best.
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The historical record is crystal clear: low Presidential approval costs a president's party seats in the midterm.
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College now feels like an increasingly distant memory, but I'll always remember that morning's disappointment crystal clear.
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Shiffa's FaSha Crystal Clear Quartz Tool ($40) goes further with a serrated edge for deeper toning massages.
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Ironically, when he was candidate, Trump repeatedly said he would make "crystal clear drinking water" a priority.
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It just looks like any old fish tank, except for one noticeable difference: the water is crystal clear.
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Another picture saw Shields wearing a blue two-piece as she waded in the crystal clear ocean waters.
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But Mueller was crystal clear in his public comments Wednesday that he was not clearing Trump of obstruction.
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Legal rights get all mixed up with scientific credit, as the CRISPR patent battle has made crystal clear.
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I didn't even get to read what it said before she Windexed that message to crystal clear oblivion.
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Iggy Azalea wants to make it crystal clear ... Nick Young is almost completely out of the dog house.
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It was crystal clear to him that this was a war, and had to be fought like one.
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The President has been crystal clear today that he is going to support the annihilation of the Kurds.
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Fields gave investors a crystal clear signal to sell automakers, Cramer said, unless investors can tolerate the pain.
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For civil rights activists, it was crystal clear that the language used by white racists was extraordinarily damaging.
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That has become crystal clear to folks perusing the MoMA on Sunday, where the Stephen Shore retrospective launched.
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The diving pool had turned green overnight, while the neighboring water polo pool remained a crystal clear blue.
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Ocasio-Cortez, who donated $2,000, has made her support for her fellow progressive candidate crystal-clear as well.
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But what came down the runway was much more senior, which is crystal clear in the slideshow ahead.
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Things that were impossible to see before will now be crystal clear—and the center of your focus.
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Wood's views on Trump are crystal clear, but then we flipped the page and asked ... Biden or Oprah?
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There's even a wrist remote that lets you take crystal clear photos from up to 16.993 feet away.
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"...it's becoming ice-crystal-clear that change in the far north will increasingly affect us all," Francis writes.
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"To be crystal clear, the United States does not control the internet," Assistant US Commerce Secretary Strickling testified.
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One thing is crystal clear: Google is — and always has been — making decisions that affect what people see.
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TL;DR: Get this crystal clear Dell 24-inch gaming monitor for as low as $299.99 at Amazon.
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Colin tweeted about the workout on Tuesday -- making his expectations crystal clear ... he wants BOSSES on the premises.
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"The President has been crystal clear: No quid pro quos of any kind," Taylor said Sondland texted him.
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Our experience suggests leaders first need the courage to choose to change before the need is crystal clear.
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Despite its insane tangents (see: pig-man monster), Murder House told a complete story with crystal-clear intentions.
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The environment around you gets brighter, the air is soft and quiet and the world becomes crystal clear.
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McConnell "has been crystal clear for the last seven months," an aide to the senator said on Tuesday.
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But Farrakhan's words did not need scrutiny: they were crystal clear, and Ellison had to have known that.
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Said bass is crystal-clear, too, as a result of the HomePod's real-time, studio-level processing abilities.
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"To be crystal clear: She has led many battles where you can't compromise on principle," Ms. Tanden added.
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The law in this case is crystal clear, and South Dakota's law should be invalidated by the courts.
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"It's a privilege to lead soldiers in combat," Benedict said on a crystal clear day at Kandahar Airfield.
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Think crystal clear river waterfalls, swimming holes, towering lookouts and thousands of species of birds, plants, and animals.
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"Nadia is crystal clear girl, and it won't take long to relate with her," Naseer wrote to Sohaib.
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"When you look at it kind from a bird eye's view, it becomes very crystal clear," Brietzke said.
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It seems like Blade Runner: 2049 is intent on making the subtext of the original movie crystal-clear.
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Hoopz even has a word to describe her behavior ... making it crystal clear how she feels about Farrah.
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Actually, my memory of things like that, like the first time we ever did something, is crystal clear.
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Obamacare, he writes, is crystal clear on this issue: It restricts that age ratio to 3-to-1.
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The Exuma islands in the Bahamas are known for crystal-clear waters, secluded beaches and famous swimming pigs.
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That is a vote -- and an issue more broadly -- Republicans have made crystal clear they'd like to avoid.
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"It's pretty crystal clear you're not supposed to run political campaigns out of the governor's office," he said.
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The level of violence that would qualify as a violation of the ceasefire is less than crystal clear.
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Reporting by the Los Angeles Times has made crystal clear how financially harmful "pretendians" are to tribal nations.
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Looking forward, the implication is crystal clear: job growth is poised to slow further in the coming months.
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If that message has not already been received, Hungary's new policies are intended to make it crystal clear.
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But Young Thug, hip-hop's great eccentric — he sounds sparkly, almost jovial, and worst of all, crystal clear.
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He replied that if he stuck with "crystal clear" democratic leaders, his week would be done by Tuesday.
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Wal-Mart's make it crystal clear the retailer is committed to growing its e-commerce business, with Jet.
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Maybe that's because -- as he said -- he's not about negativity ... but his defense of Mac was crystal clear.
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The value of a go-to scorer is crystal clear, particularly after watching the past three NBA Finals.
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There's nothing more illuminating than a deep dive into a flawed game to help make that crystal clear.
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Unclear what sparked it, but it's crystal clear about 4 or 5 guys went off on the twins.
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Justin Bieber made it crystal clear ... he and The Weeknd are on opposite sides of the battle lines.
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Plus, both cameras record in crystal-clear 1080p, even in the dark, thanks to its built-in night vision.
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These three lippies are crystal-clear, with teensy flowers — real chrysanthemum petals, I've come to find out — wedged inside.
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Grammer also shared a cast photo to Instagram of the ladies enjoying the crystal clear waters of the Bahamas.
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There are also images of a crystal-clear Ludwig Vistalite drum kit, which Larson bought for the movie's soundtrack.
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It spits out two 300-pound crystal-clear blocks of ice every three days, yielding only about 1,000 cubes.
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SK-II Facial Treatment Essence contains over 90% PITERA™, making it easy to keep your skin crystal clear.
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If you buy four or more of our albums and play them simultaneously, the message will become crystal clear.
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Frontman Adam Granduciel still has his Bob Dylan inflections, whirring over xylophonic twinkles, murky synths, and crystal-clear guitars.
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The promotional videos and teasers are all creepy and as unsettling as ever, but the theme isn't crystal clear.
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"I want to be crystal clear: I've never done anything without her consent," he said in the video (above).
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The sound is crystal clear because you've recently purchased an Ultimate Ears BOOM 2 Lite wireless speaker for £59.
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" In 2015, she couldn't have been more crystal clear : "The current U.S. tax system is broken and needs reform.
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Increasingly powerful data-mining technologies must be sensitive to human rights and human impacts, that much is crystal clear.
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It is a 2003-cubic kilometer (about 1.3 billion cubic yards) block of crystal-clear ice surrounded by sensors.
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Plus, the crystal clear water surrounding Themyscira looked as vibrant as it did when I saw it in theaters.
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One thing was crystal clear as New York Fashion Week came to a close: designers didn't play it straight.
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House leaders have made crystal clear nothing would be scheduled for a floor vote until they had 216 votes.
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In other words, it would set a hard deadline, and crystal clear fiscal cliff for the end of September.
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Most importantly, it feels like the experience that it is, in a way that makes the stakes crystal clear.
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A: No. It's become crystal clear that we are on our way to establishing that Donald Trump obstructed justice.
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" He later said "Marijuana is not a healthy substance" and the "American Medical Association is crystal clear on that.
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The failure became crystal-clear in off-year elections, when Democrats struggled to generate support for down-ballot candidates.
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Check out the original pic Kobe posted -- with crystal clear eyes -- before the high version started making the rounds.
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"It is just a postponement of the question that does not have a crystal clear solution," the diplomat said.
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The song, like many of his, is an instructional jam, which is already made crystal clear in its title.
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Between delicate and minimal options, watercolor tattoos, and crystal-clear, single-needle creations, there really is something for everyone.
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They were also photographed sharing a sweet kiss on Friday, as they swam in the crystal clear blue waters.
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Unclear when she'll end her Twitter hiatus, but one thing's crystal clear ... she doubles down and stands behind Gunn.
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The islets are renowned for their crystal clear waters that draw snorkelers and divers from all over the world.
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Two things about the Surface Studio can't be overstated: the crystal-clear display and the thinness of the screen.
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The severity of the risks make this choice crystal clear: Iran is no ally, nor partner for American business.
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We have been CRYSTAL CLEAR in BOTH of our statements that we REJECT antisemitism and all forms of racism.
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"Markets were anticipating a more dovish rate hike, that is crystal clear," said Christoph Rieger, rates strategist at Commerzbank.
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This became crystal-clear on Monday when Attorney General Jeff Sessions addressed a new class of 22019 immigration judges.
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"And what's insidious about it is it's not always crystal clear which [kind of sighting] is which," Radford says.
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"This just makes that crystal clear," Professor Cossman said, adding that she believed it was nevertheless a significant step.
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What remains crystal clear: There is no fix to the expiration of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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His 12 pet koi are still swimming in their crystal clear pond, a swarm of gold, brown and white.
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Even in cities where the water is contaminated with lead, residents have reported that their taps are crystal clear.
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"The court was crystal clear that politicians can no longer rely on flimsy justifications for abortion restrictions," she said.
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"It would make crystal clear the absurdity of Citigroup stock trading at three-fourths of tangible book," Mayo said.
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To be crystal clear here, from several high level sources: GOP leaders do not want to go this route.
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What is crystal clear is that Mr. Trump does not have the knowledge or experience to head our nation.
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Every morningI feel myself melting,flowing and coming aliveas I dive into the crystal clear springsof your heart's waves.
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"If Colton wanted to be with Tia, he would've made it crystal clear, 100 percent right away," Randone believes.
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Then, boldly, Drake soars in atop the sample; his voice is crystal clear, accompanied by a sharp electric keyboard.
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Let's make one thing crystal clear: You'll never be able to repay mom for everything she's done for you.
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Her biggest and, at this point, only asset is a crystal-clear voice best suited for big, sweeping ballads.
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Use slightly overlapping strokes to make sure the entire headlight is covered and you'll see a crystal clear finish.
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You're hovering over what used to be someone's living room, and it's crystal-clear down to the half-inch.
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"There is one thing about this case that should be made crystal-clear at the outset," the suit maintains.
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But Rodger makes it crystal clear that it was police officers he was worried about encountering, not armed civilians.
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Remains of the fort's exterior walls stuck out of the ankle-high water, which was warm and crystal-clear.
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These bad boys boast 28.993W peak power and Hammer bass technology, blasting out crystal clear sonics and impactful bass.
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His wakeful touch and crystal-clear harmonic style make him one of the music's most recognizable and distinguished improvisers.
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We already get crystal-clear video chats, a torrent of TikToks, Pokemon Go augmented reality, and massive Fortnite battles.
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When Mr. Comey did not seem to take the hint, Mr. Trump made his meaning crystal-clear on Feb.
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TL;DR: Get crystal-clear sound with the Shure MV88 Digital Stereo Condenser Microphone for $149, a 20% savings.
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But the bottom line is crystal clear: The ACA cannot rely on the private insurance industry for its operations.
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The president is crystal clear that he thinks the current arrangements of global currencies and trade are deeply flawed.
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The smart television includes 4K technology for a crystal clear display no matter what shows or movies you stream.
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"Looking back now, it's so crystal clear that there was grooming involved," he tells CNN's Christiane Amanpour in London.
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Ahead, get a glimpse of their summer 2016, which included crystal clear waters, amazing swimwear, and bags of cash.
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As an added bonus, all that zombie makeup appears a whole lot more disgusting when it's not crystal clear.
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The language used by sites like Breitbart make crystal clear that this is all about demographic mythmaking and fearmongering.
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To make this crystal clear, let's consider the case of the Libertarian Party, the third largest political party in America.
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Crystal clear colors, contrast, and full array backlighting make this TV a worthy canvas for anything you choose to watch.
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The Supreme Court has made it crystal clear that a person is legally required to comply with a congressional subpoena.
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"The science is crystal clear: Vaccines are safe, effective and the best way to keep our children safe," said Gov.
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But one thing is crystal clear: When it comes to Donald Trump's America, Ivanka and Jared will be ruling it.
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The passion of something like "Ice on Fire" is crystal clear, as is its message that the clock is ticking.
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"It will feel like you're right in front of the speaker, but you'll have crystal clear, safe sound," Campbell explained.
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Or maybe Jenner just wanted to be crystal-clear about how serious the newly renewed relationship is this time around.
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It certainly hasn't provided a crystal clear statement of the value delivered in exchange for the headphone jack going away.
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"President Juncker was crystal-clear, saying that agriculture would not be in the deal," said Ms Malmström on November 13th.
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Pipe also shared a few couple shots featuring Samuel, 22, and herself having some fun in the crystal clear water.
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Normally, these images are pristine and crystal clear, but an image taken on October 13, 2014 exhibited unusual visual patterns.
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In fact, the majority of vape pens now available are built especially for wax (and its crystal clear relation, shatter).
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Still, one thing is crystal clear: If this is what the future of earbuds looks like, it's an exciting one.
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He wants the ice in his drinks to be crystal clear, without frostiness, fogginess, or any impurities trapped in it.
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With its omnidirectional design, the speaker will fill every corner of a room with crystal clear audio and powerful bass.
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Sarnia also hosts well-to-do families who dock their big boats in the crystal-clear waters of Lake Huron.
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FEMA should make crystal clear that it will work with ICE to ensure immigrant families won't be targeted for deportation.
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"The president has made his position crystal clear," Sanders said as Ryan continued to shout over everyone in the room.
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Beyonce made it crystal clear what was strongly insinuated in her latest music video ... she's reestablished relations with her dad.
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While the woman's voice was crystal clear to the three of us, I feel another session is in order soon.
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So to be crystal clear: The Chosun Ilbo's report is entirely reliant on what one anonymous person said — that's it.
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GoPro developed HyperSmooth technology to make your images always crystal clear, focused, and in view no matter what you're doing.
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"President-elect Trump claims he believes in 'crystal clear water,'" Madeleine Foote, the group's legislative representative, said in a statement.
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If you've ever wanted a crystal-clear window into the minds behind the NFL, you just got your sick wish.
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Let's be crystal clear: the personal and financial data of as many as half of American consumers may be affected.
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Finally, a big diamond up for auction in Angola today is a crystal-clear sign of change for the country.
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"The central government under the leadership of the party is crystal clear about the dangers of 'color revolution,' " it said.
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Moving forward, it is incumbent on the U.S. to be crystal clear in its support of U.N. efforts in Iraq.
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"I think it's crystal clear that the only answer Republicans will accept is that Hillary Clinton must be guilty," Rep.
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"To be crystal clear, my wife, my daughter and my son, and this country have my first loyalty," Cohen said.
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While the choice for India may have been crystal clear to American policymakers, to Indian ones, it was anything but.
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And so, few moments in a startup's life are as triumphant — and crystal clear — as closing a round of funding.
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Member after member say it's crystal clear that MBS is involved in murder and the WH is willfully ignoring evidence.
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A wellhead incorporated into the thick retaining wall of the small patio revealed crystal clear water just below the surface.
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Warrior mars in Capricorn is compulsively working to make things right, even if the five-year plan isn't crystal clear.
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Let me be crystal-clear that I don't judge any individual who has left federal government since Trump took office.
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Basically it is a 1-cubic kilometer (about 1.3 billion cubic yards) block of crystal-clear ice surrounded by sensors.
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Its larger screen is perfect for reading recipes from or to video call a friend (you'll see everything crystal-clear).
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The only thing that is crystal clear is that there is much the Administration does not want us to know.
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The first version of events was crystal clear: "It's real simple here," Ms. Sanders said on "Morning Joe" on MSNBC.
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You can, however, mount the Shure MV88 Digital Stereo Condenser Microphone to your Lightning connector to capture crystal clear sound.
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After swimming in the crystal-clear water, I strolled the sandbar, which is so white that you have to squint.
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But Muschamp replied with a look that made it crystal clear his preseason practice plan did not account for eclipses.
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In crystal clear prose laced with memory and introspection, she examines both societal expectations and her own thoughts regarding motherhood.
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Part of the problem is that, as with Friday's jobs report, the data are not sending a crystal clear message.
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While equally tropical with lush rainforests, crystal-clear waters, and white-sand beaches, both islands feature a wholly different vibe.
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The original triple threat — effortless dancing, a voice that could fill a Broadway house without microphones and crystal clear characterizations.
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The main camera also features AIS Super Night Mode, which helps you capture images after dark in crystal clear detail.
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He said Britain's government has been crystal clear about the importance of the deal and its ongoing commitment to it.
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His rapid-fire percussive tapping was bafflingly precise, free of errors, and communicated through a crystal clear, glass-like tone.
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Visitors can also listen to digitized recordings of the bone music, which, like homemade mixtapes, are far from crystal clear.
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Beverly makes it crystal clear that she is running out of patience and willing to take matters into her own hands.
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The federal statutes that agencies administer are often not crystal clear, and Chevron dictates that close calls go to the government.
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"I am very happy to be sued on this issue because the law is crystal clear," Husted said in a statement.
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If that didn't make it crystal clear he's moved on from Chloe Moretz, then this weekend's adventures should seal that deal.
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And although we're only a week into the craziness that is Fashion Month, the biggest hair trend is already crystal clear.
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A lot of people argue that the rules about consent are crystal clear, so what do you think is still "blurry"?
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This summer, Norwegians are worrying that tourists are depleting their crystal-clear waters and smuggling their catch out of the country.
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"I believe in science — and the science on vaccines is crystal clear: vaccinations are safe and protect public health," Inslee said.
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With it's crystal-clear picture and contemporary set design, it's obvious that that Marlon is a sitcom for the modern world.
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"His approach to choosing between the progressive base and the white working class is crystal clear: 'You need to do both.'"
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Real ponds in the wild are nasty and impure; this idea of a crystal-clear pond is a man-made delusion.
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Mirroring the close relationship between the Jonas brothers, Chopra and Turner have both made their affection for each other crystal clear.
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A team spent weeks scuba diving in the warm crystal clear water off the beach, dispersing silt to uncover ancient artifacts.
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The kicker is a bone-conducting microphone that sounds crystal clear on phone calls which is a rarity with wireless headphones.
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Each one features a crystal-clear front and black backing to resemble space and comes wrapped in exclusive space foil packaging.
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Dany's reaction makes crystal clear that her dragons aren't just the world-ending weapons she's used them as — they're her children.
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The GOP debate in Detroit Thursday night had been underway for just seven minutes when this point was made crystal clear.
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It has an expansive 65-inch screen, a wide array of smart TV apps, crystal-clear picture, and rich, vivid colors.
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In the view of most international lawyers, the US strike on Syria is a crystal-clear violation of the UN Charter.
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The threat of the space debris to other orbiting satellites is certainly dangerous, but the mission made something else crystal clear.
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The intense mutual loathing on display this election becomes crystal clear when examining voters' assertions on the character of the candidates.
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"One is crystal clear, and I don't use it to beat myself up - I use it to motivate myself," she said.
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The answer to the question of whether a president may pardon him or herself is crystal clear: Nobody knows for sure.
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Despite this crystal clear smooch, a debate about when Jim and Pam's first kiss was recently sparked amongst The Office fans.
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Between bonus points on everyday purchases, welcome bonuses, and benefits, the path to $300+ per year in value is crystal clear.
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He added that Britain's government has been crystal clear about the importance of the deal and its ongoing commitment to it.
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They weren't super crystal-clear, but they were bigger, and I didn't have to get, like, so close to the mirror.
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You've got to go beyond saying "It'll never happen again" and instead make it crystal clear what your key takeaways are.
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Reinforce the deterrent posture in the region and make crystal-clear the destruction that North Korea would court with any aggression.
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They also sounded "Crystal clear" in our testing, and when you remove one from your ear, they'll automatically pause your music.
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TL;DR: The crystal clear Apple AirPods are on sale for £143.98 on Amazon, and come with a charging case included.
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More than any political candidate in memory, Donald Trump's value proposition to voters is simple and crystal clear: He's a winner.
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One won't be for hardcore retro gamers who want crystal clear graphics or a bevy of options to modify their games.
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They recommend boiling the water, which may kill off any bugs but likely won't turn black sludge into crystal-clear H2O.
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Still not crystal clear how Meghan and Harry came up with the name Archie ... to be precise, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.
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While the principles that make a successful dishes are crystal clear to Chiang, finding the ingredients to create them proves trickier.
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Once at the emergency room, things moved quickly: CT scans were ordered, crystal clear spinal fluid was drawn from my back.
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It should be crystal clear that this particular ploy is by no means 'saving a fortune' as Eric Trump preposterously claimed.
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Couples can also rest in hammocks, or dip their toes in crystal clear waters as a school of fish swims by.
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" Making it crystal clear that she was talking about her husband, the mom of two ended the post writing, "to john.
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"Recent events in Washington, D.C. — and beyond — make it crystal clear that many are not getting the message," Mr. Brown said.
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"There is a motive, that will become crystal clear when people like Aselage testify," Mr. Brafman said in court on Monday.
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This 27-inch 4K monitor uses an LED-lit IPS display and HDR103 capabilities to deliver a crystal clear viewing experience.
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The region is a vast, roadless landscape of meandering rivers, majestic mountains, crystal-clear lakes, and mile after mile of tundra.
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"I would like to make it crystal clear I do not regret what I did," he wrote in his distinctive scrawl.
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"The language in the executive order is crystal clear, and the responsibilities of the parties are outlined in it," she said.
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" Sondland, several hours later, pushed back, telling Taylor that Trump "has been crystal clear, no quid pro quos of any kind.
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A point I came across again and again in my research is that crystal-clear blue waters are often relatively lifeless.
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It offers photos and footage in crystal clear 1080p quality and has a built-in sensor that's capable of detecting motion.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was crystal clear on the reasoning behind the decision: "We continue to work with China," he added.
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It boasts a top-grade WiFi chip and camera lens that delivers crystal clear footage, connection stability, and low light fidelity.
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It can capture crystal clear footage all while being disguised as a run-of-the-mill yet functional USB wall charger.
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There's overwhelming bipartisan agreement that the Kremlin should pay a heavy price and the law is crystal clear in this respect.
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Aqua's undoubtedly excited to get back onstage next year but they make it crystal clear -- they've set their sights on Coachella.
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Unfortunately, there were moments during the last round of debates that played into Republican attempts to muddy this crystal-clear distinction.
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Meanwhile, it's becoming crystal clear that drilling in the deep waters of the Gulf is not only unnecessary, it's plain foolhardy.
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It is crystal clear that American innovation continues to be a pioneer, not only in our country but across the world.
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The NHL made its intentions crystal clear: it will not be sending its players to South Korea for the 2021 Olympics.
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It could be -10 outside with howling winds, but inside, I was chilling on Gelato Beach, wading in crystal-clear water.
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Though they may appear crystal clear in our minds, our memories are not a carbon copy of the events we witnessed.
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"Let us be crystal clear about the choice — it is this deal or Brexit might not happen at all," he said.
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White made it crystal clear that individual states could not just leave — even if agreed upon by a majority of Texans.
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We visited an artisanal tofu producer and collected the crystal clear mountain spring water next to their factory to cook with.
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Making it crystal clear that when I talk about this issue created by men, I am not talking about all men.
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We've been, again, crystal clear to all media including The Guardian, who really propagated this story from day one, based on nothing.
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"The law is crystal clear on this -- what states are doing is a federal crime," Hudak told CNN in an interview Friday.
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With a sharp 16 megapixel sensor, the G7 also can shoot crystal-clear 4K video way better than any phone can manage.
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U.K. policymakers have made it crystal clear that they see themselves as the ones leading the way on open APIs in banking.
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This 36-inch, 2.1-channel soundbar delivers up to 100 dB of sound that fills a room and comes out crystal clear.
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What is crystal clear is that one's health should never be used as a disqualifier for making a significant contribution to society.
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The bulk of Dorsey's comments were was vague, but he was crystal clear on one thing: Twitter wants to be more transparent.
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If there's one thing the trailer makes crystal clear it's that CRYPTO the movie, unlike actual cryptocurrency, will never let you down.
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Tweeting about her issue, Waithe included one hashtag that made it crystal clear what kind of progress she is ushering in: #WhoSaysABlackLesbianCantBeOnTheCoverOfVanityFair.
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" Making it crystal clear that she was talking about her husband, the mom of two ended the post by writing, "to john.
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If you weren't sure just how much Killing Eve cares about hair, Sunday night's "Don't I Know You?" makes everything crystal clear.
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"What has become crystal clear is that the massive US budget deficit and funding needs has finally overwhelmed the system," Boockvar said.
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But if there was any doubt about its chief intended target, a separate ban issued later that day made things crystal clear.
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A crystal clear case like this one from Spigen will offer a bit of protection for your phone without hiding the design.
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But breathe easy, Lakers fans ... Ingram made it CRYSTAL CLEAR that his 18-year-old son's main focus is his NBA career.
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In an Instagram photo with pal Silvia Serra, the ladies are all smiles as they stand thigh-deep in crystal clear waters.
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As it cools, it creates a crystal clear tadpole-like droplet that's bulletproof on one end, but impossibly fragile on the other.
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By withdrawing from the Iran deal last week, Trump sent Pyongyang a crystal-clear message: I don&apost cut deals like that.
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They connect easily with all of your devices, and provide crystal clear sound and intuitive, innovative control of your music and audio.
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We're also told they don't have to stay away from each other anymore, but it's crystal clear -- no more fights, or else.
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The one thing that's crystal clear is that this whole situation is weird as hell and the Gigafactory sounds like a nightmare.
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Cardi's made it crystal clear ... no small club gigs 'cause the "Bodak Yellow" rapper is all grown up -- and the market agrees.
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The only thing that came close to matching the Sony prototype's crystal-clear picture was yet another prototype, this time from Sharp.
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But there is one thing that is crystal clear: Donald Trump, after nearly 17 months in office, now is the Republican Party.
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But the shoe company's crystal clear -- climbing Trump's or anyone else's building is not the way to meet him ... or, frankly, anyone.
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Having said all this, we want to be crystal clear: We are not calling for a repeat of 25 by any means.
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This allows crystal clear shots at a distance of 20cm, so feel free to get up close and personal with your subjects.
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Some emulators even attempt to replicate the fuzzy warmth of an old CRT monitor with a modern and crystal-clear LED screen.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has been crystal clear that he does not believe in the Justice Department intervening in local police matters.
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Just place the wireless speaker on your shoulders and surround yourself in crystal-clear audio while staying completely aware of your surroundings.
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It also has a built-in noise-canceling microphone that filters out ambient noise for crystal clear communication with your online friends.
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"If you are wondering who actually has stood up to Washington, then John Boehner has made it crystal clear," Mr. Cruz said.
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I think I watch the video because the injustice of what is currently going on in America is made so crystal clear.
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Where Galfard really shines is in his crystal-clear explanation of quantum field theory — a welcome inclusion for a popular physics book.
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And we wanted to make sure that he and the leadership in Iran understood that in a way that was crystal clear.
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"It's crystal clear to me" that Putin favors Trump, says Michael McFaul, a Stanford professor who was ambassador to Russia until 2014.
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Chris Collins, a New York Republican, said the President was "crystal clear" during the meeting that he is behind the compromise legislation.
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One thing is crystal clear: A partner for peace does not confiscate another's land and then build their own homes upon it.
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Following the Ibiza scandal, it was crystal clear on two points: Ibizagate was an aberration, and the party's agenda will remain unchanged.
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The crystal-clear images that New Horizons took during its flyby in July 2015 showed that Pluto was almost entirely cloud-free.
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At that point, "it became crystal clear that the U.S. was not ready to accept our proposal," Ri said through an interpreter.
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"La Mar" can give you an afternoon in crystal clear heaven but "El Mar" can flood your house and sink your boat.
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Essentially, the observatory is a 1-cubic kilometer (about 1.3 billion cubic yards) block of crystal-clear ice surrounded by specialized sensors.
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Located near to the beautiful Bay of Biscay, it is famed for its stunning beaches with crystal clear water, cuisine, and hiking.
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They sport insane 12 MP cameras, quick movements and smooth app-to-app transitions with iOS 37.853, plus crystal clear retina display.
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The Surface Pro 4 also boasts a crystal-clear 12.3-inch PixelSense display with ultra HD resolution and an impressive touch screen.
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But Esperanza couldn't decide as she swam through the crystal-clear water ahead of her sister if she wanted to grow old.
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In Bodø we would succumb to the crystal-clear mountain air, fishing trips in the midnight sun, and hiking in the mountains.
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But instead of spending hundreds of dollars replacing your headlights, there are much more affordable ways to make them crystal clear again.
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There, I found water so crystal clear I could see straight through to the seashells on the rocks as I waded in.
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I want to be crystal clear: When Trump said he would ban Muslims from this country, that didn't get long-lasting attention.
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At this point, it's crystal clear that anyone able must self-isolate to help flatten the curve of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Crystal Clear revamped the highest-grossing entertainment franchise in the world and added a plethora of details fans have been clamoring for.
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A. Yes, but in fairness, I've also been crystal clear that some of that stuff we're going to have to grow into.
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But he got the date wrong by eight months, and critics said the statement he referred to was less than crystal clear.
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"The legality of the program is crystal clear," said Shoba Wadhia, a law professor at Penn State who helped write the letter.
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LBJ has also made his feelings about POTUS crystal clear ... calling him a "bum" and a clown since #45 began his presidency.
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Each tower includes a dynamic 9603-inch tweeter and dual 8-inch subwoofers so you get crystal clear highs and booming lows.
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"Even in a crystal clear self-defense case, you're often charged with a crime," said Tim Schmidt, president and founder of USCCA.
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That was crystal clear when our camera guy got her ... though he was THIS close to making Ricki late for her flight.
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The answer is crystal clear: No one knows, and we will probably never obtain a definitive answer to this fascinating hypothetical question.
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Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — Whatever confusion people might have about President Trump's agenda, his position on trade and manufacturing is crystal clear.
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Nope, Last Christmas is crystal clear and, at certain moments, looks as if it were filmed yesterday with the best possible gear.
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This administration also has made crystal clear that significant fiscal stimulus in the form of an infrastructure overhaul is in the cards.
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But she's crystal clear that the news conference was when she first heard about Harris' decision to not seek the death penalty.
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While his authority to pardon is crystal clear, a crucial, threatening, legal ambiguity should make him think twice about using this authority.
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She also says where she's headed next ... making it crystal clear Lisa's paying no attention to her castmates reading into her absence.
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And just like an actual movie theater, this projector shows crystal clear images with motorized focus control and automatic visual Image distortion correction.
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The screen provides a crystal clear picture in Ultra HD, and regular HD video is scaled up to the best possible image automatically.
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Moraine Lake in Alberta, Canada is a beautiful, picturesque scene: a crystal-clear lake surrounded by snow-touched mountains and green pine trees.
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Carrie Fisher wants to make one thing crystal clear: she has never commented on, much less badmouthed, Harrison Ford's talents in the bedroom.
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Why it's being sold, however, is crystal clear: as Patricia Hernandez points out at Polygon, Delphine is known for performance-art-worthy stunts.
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The rulemaking approved basically just makes it crystal clear that carriers are permitted, and indeed encouraged, to opt consumers into call-blocking schemes.
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ESR Slim Crystal Clear Transparent Soft TPU Cover Case — $13-$16 See Details This case is a bit chunkier, but offers solid protection.
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Out were heavily filtered cameraphone snaps with a vignette blur effect, in were crystal-clear photographs with beautiful, natural lighting and crisp colors.
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"I would like to make it crystal clear I do not regret what I did," he wrote, according to the New York Times.
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The only story component the writers actually are beholden to is character motivation, which is crystal-clear in the second season's first episode.
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Page 2, line 18: It has become crystal clear that this case is not about a "modest" order and a "single iPhone," Opp.
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We got the 14-year-old rapper at LAX, and she made it crystal clear ... Anderson and Andy are waaaay outside her demo.
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Because you'll get blasted with bling and a crystal clear (get it) picture of the holiday motif: Santa riding a unicorn through space.
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" The Clinton campaign issued a statement, "It was crystal clear to all involved that this had nothing to do with her official duties.
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Surrounded by elegant white swans and crystal-clear cascades of water, a porn actor engaging with a fellow actor doesn't seem so sleazy.
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For this DIY, fill a large square ice tray with water (try distilled water if you want your cubes to be crystal clear).
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What does seem crystal clear on a scientific level is that borosilicate glass is less prone to thermal shock that soda lime glass.
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On ballads, Coltrane's chaotic fingerwork gives way to the brilliant crystal clear sound that saxophone players have been trying to replicate for decades.
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But that narrative quickly changed and it became crystal clear that this movement was going to be much bigger than one serial assaulter.
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And it's not just stable, either, it's also crystal clear, thanks to a 1/2.3-inch sensor, 80° FOV, and f/2.0 aperture.
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As we expanded, it was essential that our core values were crystal clear — not only to us but to everyone at the company.
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But wearing Smith's Caravan Mags in the summer also made the water in my local river look shimmering, bluey-green, and crystal clear.
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What is crystal clear is that Trump will get no Democratic votes for a spending bill with funding for a border wall included.
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Dolla's crystal clear on how he feels about lean ... but it's apparent he subscribes to the "do you boo boo, do you" theory.
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The image is crystal clear, especially on modern smartphone devices, and with no noticeable lag in my testing despite the Wi-Fi connection.
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Clear mandates are hard to come by in politics but in the 2016 election we came as close to crystal clear as possible.
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"As far as China is concerned, my president has made it extremely clear, crystal clear, China will do its part," Li told reporters.
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Installing worker representatives on boards occludes the crystal-clear objective of profit maximization with nebulous "responsibility" objectives that may be impossible to quantify.
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With each new report showing that the climate is changing more rapidly than previously thought, the urgency for immediate action becomes crystal clear.
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Vital aid stranded at Puerto Rico's main port Esperanza Beach -- one of those with white sand and crystal clear blue waters -- is gone.
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" He added: "Bowie still doesn't seem to know how to write an appealing melody, but the promise of his talent is crystal clear.
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Sennheiser's Momentum True Wireless In-Ear Headphones totally can, though, all thanks to their exclusive audiophile driver technology that delivers crystal clear audio.
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"I want to be crystal clear that everyone has an equal stake in our society and the future of our country," she added.
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People were snorkeling in the ocean, though even without any rental equipment I saw some pretty stunning fish in the crystal-clear waters.
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Truly redefining the grocery experience requires us to become crystal clear on who we are as a brand — what do we stand for?
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When it comes to lending support to vulnerable or marginalized communities, the Trump administration continues to make its values and priorities crystal clear.
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Wolfenstein II makes it crystal clear what happens when you don't take actions against violent ideologues—you, and everyone you care about, dies.
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The VTech DM221 Audio Baby Monitor offers crystal clear audio, two-way talk with your baby, decent range, and a low price tag.
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You get a sense of who they are but they're not crystal clear because, in part, your imagination craves a bit of leeway.
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The events of this past week — Russia's split from the pact and Saudi's retaliation — make crystal clear the path each side has chosen.
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The conductor led the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus in a Verdi performance that was crystal clear, yet too cool to the touch.
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Levy and Keaton bring a warm humanity to every line they utter, making it crystal clear where Dory got her determination and optimism.
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In "Finnegans Wake," James Joyce used the word "disemvowelled" in a section that includes this exchange of crystal-clear dialogue: — Nnn ttt wrd?
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"Black-ish" star Deon Cole wants to make it crystal clear -- the hit show's NOT anti-Donald Trump ... it's more complicated than that.
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Giant window panels would give strato-tourists a crystal-clear view of Earth, space, and the stars — and a minibar within arm's reach.
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This was one of the first features ShockSlayer implemented into Crystal Clear, and he's had to update it regularly since the game launched.
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We're living in an age of astoundingly beautiful nature documentaries, stunning live sports events, and crystal clear close-ups of Hollywood's beautiful elite.
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Fans of The Office know that Carell left the series after Season 7, but the details surrounding his departure were never crystal clear.
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But once the skies cleared, satellites were able to capture crystal-clear images of enormous hospitals being constructed in a matter of days.
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The Nadal forehand strategy becomes crystal clear when one counts how many rallies that end in a forehand winner actually reach double digits.
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All of the trade unions made it crystal clear from the start that the first iteration of the USMCA was a complete nonstarter.
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With no wind, the water was as smooth as glass and crystal-clear, its sandy bottom peppered with stones rounded by endless waves.
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"If anyone had questions about the independence of the Federal Reserve, this makes it crystal clear they're not," he said in a statement.
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The Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore is a hidden gem, offering crystal clear waters, kayaking, rock climbing, bird watching, fishing, and some great exploring.
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Yes. And yet: No matter what the Senate does, House Speaker Paul Ryan made crystal clear where House Republicans stand at the moment.
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McConnell's moment McConnell has been crystal clear, both publicly and in several closed door meetings, that he's adamantly opposed to witnesses and documents.
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" Sondland replied that Taylor was wrong about Trump's "intentions," and that the president had been "crystal clear" there was no "quid pro quo.
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Kharbon IP67 Wireless Earbuds These Kharbon IP67 Earbuds are totally waterproof, feature Bluetooth 5.0 technology, and deliver crystal-clear highs and rich low.
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Even if in my own brain it might be crystal clear, I've got to make sure I'm thinking about it from their perspective.
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"Sometimes when covering the president it is difficult to determine what is actually a lie, but this one is crystal clear," Stelter said.
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"While the motive is unclear, the impact is crystal clear," Mr. Segal said of the bomb threats Mr. Thompson is accused of making.
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The air is warm and the water crystal clear, perfect for an idyllic interlude of diving far from the cares of the shore.
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"Unfortunately, he did not respect my wishes, even though I was crystal clear," said Mr. Stafford, a ballet master and former principal dancer.
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The message is crystal clear: There is an "other" out there, a liberal insurgency bent on stripping conservatives of all they hold dear.
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Plus, it pumps out 88dB of crystal-clear audio, powerful thumping bass as low as 75Hz, and boasts six hours of battery life.
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In the photo, the star dips her feet in the crystal clear waters as she shows off her toned legs against a picturesque background.
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They are perfect for creative projects using software like Photoshop and great for watching films in crystal clear format with their impressive Retina displays.
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The Home Hub also doubles as a beautiful digital photo frame — while idle, it'll display all of your favorite memories in crystal clear resolution.
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Though Takei was only a small child when his family was placed on the registry, his recollection of what happened next is crystal clear.
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Her acne only worsened from there, with the mild cocktail of whiteheads and blackheads standing in stark contrast to her classmates' crystal-clear complexions.
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A cluster of buttons like organ-stops allowed the performer to switch between different timbres, from white noise to a crystal-clear sine-wave.
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Capri, Cramer said, has ambitious goals to boost sales from $5 billion in 2018 to $8 billion, but the roadmap is not crystal clear.
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"We want to make crystal clear if you threaten our forces, if you threaten our ships, we'll respond," Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said Thursday.
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The vocals in "Juicy" by Notorious B.I.G. were crystal clear, but I wanted more bass on "Drop It Like It's Hot" by Snoop Dogg.
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Browse articles, stream your latest T.V. binge, and make dinner reservations all on the crystal-clear, 11.5-inch touchscreen with 1024 x 600 resolution.
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"We are crystal clear where we are going as a company: we want to move out of cigarettes as soon as possible," he says.
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It's incredibly freeing to finally know, in one flash of crystal clear sanity, that you are better than whatever has been keeping you down.
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"China believes that there can be no other plausible reading of this simple and unambiguous treaty language," Zhang said, calling the text "crystal clear".
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The couple were photographed sharing a sweet kiss on Friday, as they swam in the crystal clear blue waters off the coast of Capri.
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China has the population and the economic ability to compete, and has made its ambitions crystal clear with its Made in China 2025 plans.
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DigitalGlobe worked with Lockheed Martin to build a satellite capable of taking crystal-clear photos from 400 miles away while moving at 17,000 mph.
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The crystal-clear images of the propagating sound waves make for good science, but they're so stunning they could double as a desktop wallpaper.
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His new film, Undisturbed Places, expertly frames crystal clear stars with Africa's exotic landscapes and plant life in four minutes of truly wowing footage.
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One of Aretha Franklin's favorite joints paid tribute to the late singer with a gigantic banner making it crystal clear ... she'll never be forgotten.
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Boasting a wide 110-degree angle and anti-Screen Door Effect technology, this display makes for an immersive user experience with crystal-clear visuals.
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To be crystal clear how wrong this is — a fail-first policy for opioid use disorder treatment means the patient overdoses and may die.
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But on Graham-Cassidy, what was well-known to seemingly all throughout the day on Monday seemed to become crystal clear by Monday night.
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So we must be crystal clear that the measures called for here are necessary for public safety and completely consistent with the Heller decision.
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"It's crystal clear health care is a top issue for voters," said Brad Woodhouse, campaign director of Protect Our Care, a pro-ObamaCare group.
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If it is unable to make payment "it is crystal clear" the blame lies with the United States and "its followers," the statement said.
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They succumbed to injuries or to the sharks, which circled beneath the crystal-clear water by day and glided past survivors' legs at night.
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With crystal clear optics and state-of-the-art graphics, putting on the Oculus Go will be like nothing you've ever experienced in gaming.
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"This was a crystal clear example of him putting his own self interest ahead of the needs of the country," Delaney said of Trump.
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Their Bluetooth 4.2 tech paves the way for quick and easy pairing, crystal-clear calls, and a wireless range of up to 30 feet.
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Whenever these moments occur, Beyer's follow-up question is to ask yourself if you are crystal clear on your 'why' in business and life.
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"Be crystal clear when it comes to explaining what you're working on and what problem you are trying to solve," Liao told Business Insider.
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But one thing already is crystal clear: There are flaws and failures in the U.S. criminal justice system that should disturb all of us.
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Understand the fee structureThe financial planner you work with should be crystal clear on how much you'll pay and what you'll get in exchange.
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What's crystal clear is that the president is using his national-security powers to retaliate against political opponents and punish them for criticizing him.
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Tickets reportedly cost $20.75 at the ArcLight, but isn't it worth it to see Kristen Stewart and newcomer Joe Alwyn with crystal-clear clarity?
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While the reporting isn't crystal clear at this point, most agree this was a referral from the special counsel's office to the Southern District.
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While a crystal-clear view of Washington's Mount Rainier may be a rarity in cloudy Seattle, there is no shortage of LGBTQ-friendly activities.
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He says that this program is going to be crystal clear about what Uber will pay, offering up to $10,000 for a critical bug.
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I'm like, now they can — now that they're fully aware of my situation, like, you know, O.K., now it's — everything's crystal clear, pretty much.
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"In doing so, I want to make it crystal clear that this step is not a retreat from our human rights commitments," Haley said.
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Still, it was already crystal clear that President Trump's government opposed Mr. Maduro and wanted him out, so this is not a major shift.
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Indeed, Thompson may profess to not know who she is anymore, but to the rest of the world, it is, as always, crystal clear.
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"It's a crystal-clear umami bomb," said Mr. Kinch, who estimated that when the restaurant reopens, at least half the menu will be new.
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If it wasn't clear why we fought like hell to stop [Supreme Court justice] Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation before, it should be crystal clear now.
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I've done many environmental impact statements over my life and I believe very strongly in very, very crystal clear, clean water and clean air.
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At a low volume, they sound crystal clear to your ear of choice and like absolutely nothing to anyone more than an inch away.
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Plus, you can stay in the loop with the ability to take calls through Bluetooth in crystal clear clarity thanks to noise-canceling technology.
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The PLAY:1 features a pair of class-D digital amplifiers and a 3.5-inch woofer that deliver deep bass and crystal clear highs.
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The included mic and software were engineered with help from Blue (of Blue Yeti fame), and together they produce crystal clear, broadcast-quality comms.
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As you'll see below, one thing was crystal clear in their reflections: These teenagers spend a lot of time thinking about their phone usage.
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"I want to make one thing absolutely crystal clear: these folks do not have novel coronavirus," Riverside County health officer Dr. Cameron Kaiser said.
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The Logitech G Pro X (25/2500 WIRED Recommends) looks nice, delivers great sound, and has a microphone that offers up crystal clear sound.
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She has been crystal clear for the last several months that she believes talking about impeaching Trump is a major mistake for her party.
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It was never very clear why he flipped out, but it was crystal clear that he singled out David Bernstein ... the bartender at Jerry's.
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As TMZ first reported, Christy suffered bruises on the brain, according to production sources -- and there's crystal clear video of Terra's glass hitting Christy.
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Roseanne wants to clear things up with Valerie (in the nude, no less), but it's crystal clear Valerie wants nothing to do with her.
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But they offer a crystal-clear example of Fallon's and Meyers's divergent ways of looking at the world … and then writing jokes about it.
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She penned an essay for the Hollywood Reporter that brings these issues painfully to light, and makes the way the industry fails women crystal-clear.
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The water is crystal clear and bathtub warm and I swim around looking at the fish until I get too tired and need a break.
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And we have been crystal clear on this which is why we're going to be taking them to court and we're going to settle. MB:
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But one thing is becoming crystal clear: this subscription thing is happening, and it's going to change the business whether people like it or not.
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You also don't have to worry about recordings being imperceptible as it can record crystal-clear audio with intelligent noise cut filtering and voice amplification.
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The pinot noir is crystal-clear and in a beaker, so it's easy to surmise that that one probably still has a ways to go.
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LG says battery life on the Gram 15 is up to seven hours; there's also an HD webcam above the screen for crystal-clear videoconferencing.
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The 215-inch laptop comes packed with power, employing the help of an 2629.99th generation Intel processor and crystal clear NVIDIA GeForce GTX 2109 graphics.
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I kept moving the lens closer, literally to the point where the subject was touching the lens, and it stayed crystal clear the whole time.
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The texts made it crystal clear that Strzok and Page despised Donald Trump and wanted Hillary Clinton to defeat him in the 2016 presidential election.
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To help make Westerosi history crystal clear, we created the definitive timeline of the continent's most major events, going all the way back 12,000 years.
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For fans watching The Devil Wears Prada for the umpteenth time, something has become crystal clear: Andrea Sachs' (Anne Hathaway) boyfriend was the absolute WORST.
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"It's crystal clear that temporary mandatory curtailment has been a big win for our industry and for our province," Pourbaix said on an investor call.
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Desktop PC computers can certainly break the bank, but getting left out of crystal clear movie-watching and high-level gaming graphics doesn't feel great.
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And that became crystal clear at a rally in Florida yesterday when he held up a sign that had clearly been printed from the web.
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After a quick 20 minute flight over crystal clear water, you're whisked away on a golf cart through lush palms where a private bungalow awaits.
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What's crystal clear is that, time and again, it's taken regulatory and/or privacy campaigner pressure to push Facebook away from user-hostile data practices.
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While the songs' lyrics were changed a bit to fit the occasion, the overall message was crystal clear: everyone is going to miss Michelle Obama.
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Check them out: Perfect for swimmers, surfers, and shower-singers, the xS2s feature IP67 waterproofing to allow uninterrupted, crystal clear playback, even when fully submerged.
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In fact, those three million Instagram followers and her crystal-clear skin just landed her a big beauty gig with skin-care brand Nip + Fab.
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CaSSIS is unique in that it can use its camera to produce hi-res, crystal-clear images in 3D, in addition to conventional 2D images.
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The drone is capable of taking 4K video, meaning your next Instagram or YouTube video will be crystal clear for all your fans to see.
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On Tuesday, Winter shared a snapshot of herself — and her tan-lined derrière — on a boat overlooking the crystal clear turquoise waters of Bora Bora.
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I would flush my system starting at 4 AM and by 8 AM I am peeing crystal clear like I was a human water filter.
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The XPS is also VR-ready, meaning you can enjoy all of your favorite virtual reality experiences in crystal clear fidelity right at your desk.
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They also have magnetic housing and removable ear hooks for extra comfort and a built-in mic so you can make crystal clear phone calls.
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However, figures on actual film production spend in Britain on production facilities, locations and jobs published by the British Film Institute (BFI) are crystal clear.
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Despite the many variables and questions left unanswered, one thing remains crystal clear: "Sports at large is a microcosm of society at large," said Lubin.
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It has dual-channel stereo drivers and passive radiators to deliver crystal-clear sound, as well as Bluetooth 4.2 technology for a lag-free connection.
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But the once crystal-clear water he remembers has turned a brownish-red the past few months because of a toxic algae polluting the water.
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Their set was rocky (Alexander's vocals sounded shaky against the band's crystal clear dance sounds), but they've continued reaching a broader audience in the states.
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While viewers were probably wondering why the Veep team dedicated so much of an episode to the past, the ending scene made everything crystal clear.
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But others said that, at a minimum, the former vice president would need to be crystal-clear in his pro-choice positions from now on.
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In spite of its dreamy quality, the Ace of Pentacles energy comes through strongly, revealing crystal clear visions of the real tangible potential in situations.
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Their cameras let you watch and record in crystal-clear 1080p HD, and they're on sale starting at just $326.13 for a two-camera kit.
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"Recent events in Washington, DC—and beyond—make it crystal clear that many are not getting the message," about equal treatment of women, Brown wrote.
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Miles's crystal clear open trumpet sound and the buzz of his harmon mute, played over cascading piano chords, can melt even the most frigid hearts.
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But what is absolutely crystal clear is that millions of NHS patients' medical histories are being traded with DeepMind in exchange for some free services.
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So to make this crystal clear, we used construction paper to explain marginal tax rates in the short video at the top of this post.
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Drake's love for Lacoste was crystal clear ... he slapped a huge sticker on the notebook cover, signing his stage name above the famous crocodile logo.
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But then Stewart tweeted again, calling Cheban "very famous" (he's not) but still making it crystal-clear that she had no idea who he was.
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Although the audio at Petco Park was not crystal clear, many fans reacted with surprise when they saw the sign on the ballpark's video scoreboard.
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With white-sand beaches and crystal clear waters, the Caribbean is a dreamy destination — so it's no surprise it has an $18 billion tourism industry.
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Callimachi: But if I can just push back, it wasn't crystal clear, because you didn't tell them about the executions that you took part in.
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But we also made crystal clear that the President would not make a final decision about our own position until we saw the final text.
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"The data is crystal clear that immigrants do not lead to an increase in crime," said Ali Noorani, executive director of the National Immigration Forum.
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To an objective observer, it is crystal clear which Dan would be better for essentially everyone that isn't a white, business-owning, fundamentalist Christian man.
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But that seems to be mere coincidence, and Beacham has been crystal clear that he is not attempting to write the next Game of Thrones.
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"Rhodes has made it crystal clear that what his interest is is in Democratic voting fraud," says Mark Potok of the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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If right away "you're going to sleep with someone, be crystal clear: You're perfectly fine if you never speak to them again," Dr. Fleming said.
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"Prophecies are dangerous things," Melisandre told Daenerys in their season seven encounter, warning that prophecies are never crystal clear and often not what they seem.
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Pete Davidson's putting dating rumors to rest and making it crystal clear he IS definitely dating Margaret Qualley -- romantic strolls in Italy will do that.
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" Mr. Koolhaas said that he ultimately wanted "to find a crystal clear language to talk about Europe and to give it a more coherent narrative.
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It fills every corner with up to 88dB of crystal clear audio, powerful bass, and the ability to connect with Google Home for voice control.
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And with a crystal-clear display to top it all off, this laptop is a must-buy if you're on the prowl for new tech.
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Hot springs simmer on the surrounding peaks, wild blueberries grow on its green slopes and a crystal-clear pool called Heaven Lake fills its crater.
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My eyesight has been fluctuating; sometimes it&aposs blurry and sometimes it&aposs pretty crystal clear, but, yeah, it&aposs slowly getting better and better.
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Democrats are making it crystal clear they'll cast McConnell as a Trump stooge if he doesn't run what they consider to be a fair trial.
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For people who follow these issues, this was noticeable during the campaign and transition, and Friday's action will make it crystal clear for everyone else.
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With a host of options, including an electrochromatic glass roof that can make the view crystal clear, hazy or opaque, the price can top $250,000.
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Two things struck me as crystal clear: First, although one might disagree with the arguments being made, each side was represented by very capable advocates.
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The day CNN visited, the temperature was just above freezing, and Hope's hands shivered as she filled jug after jug with crystal-clear drinking water.
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Ryan and McConnell (R-Ky.) have made it crystal clear that they did not agree with the deal, though they are going along with it.
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When a great many patients have no other choice but suicide, the illusion of augmenting patient autonomy with this dangerous public policy becomes crystal clear.
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Even with all those components squeezed in there so tight and very little air space, the new stereo speakers producers loud and crystal clear sound.
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But, he makes it crystal clear the future Hall of Famer's time is up -- dude needs to hand over the reins to a new quarterback.
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We think it's pretty good, but it's maybe ... 20, 30% away from being that crystal clear resolution you get with a 4K display or higher.
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The vid's kinda dark, but the audio is crystal clear ... especially when Papayans tries to drop Nick's name to the cop, and gets no reaction.
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Anyone following closely could see that the first explanation was bogus, but it was nice of the president to make it crystal clear for everyone.
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Yet most social networks weren't designed that way, because phones, screen sizes, cameras, and mobile network connections weren't good enough to build a crystal-clear portal.
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And, during a September court appearance for an unrelated traffic warrant, D'Amico said everything would soon become "crystal clear" in his and McClure's battle with Bobbitt.
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Nearly 30 years later, Al Habib said, "it is crystal clear that by doing so, the U.N. General Assembly has only emboldened Israel to legalize racism."
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I have a crystal-clear understanding about my purpose in life, which I didn't before, and it's to love her all the days I'm allowed to.
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Just two days after Dwyane Wade revealed their baby girl's unique moniker — Kaavia James Union Wade — the actress, 46, shared her own crystal clear phonetic guide.
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People's story does not make it crystal clear when Stone last visited Garfield in London, but an unnamed source said she was spotted meeting him backstage.
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Intentionally or not, such tributes also read like rebukes to President Donald Trump, whose commitment to transatlantic security remains as hazy as McCain's was crystal-clear.
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But on the question of "the good husband" and any larger political analogies to the Clintons, I think the message of the show was crystal clear.
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There is no better time than right now to help unpack this entire scenario and make it crystal clear what is wrong and what is right.
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What her mind had been crystal-clear about though, in the last months of 1969, was that she had to get rid of her latest pregnancy.
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She makes it crystal clear ... "most of the people in my community, we're appalled" Darden has signed on to rep Eric Holder in the murder case.
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The widescreen display spanning right to the edges of the monitor made for a real movie-like experience, with rich colors and crystal clear, textured definition.
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Just use this Choetech cable to seamlessly connect your USB-C devices to your TV or monitor for a crystal-clear picture in high-quality resolution.
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But if you are looking for breathtaking views, majestic mountains and crystal-clear waters — oh, and that big sky — this may be the place for you.
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The Fire HD 10 has the largest, most crystal-clear HD display yet, along with more storage space, processing speed, and more in-depth Alexa skills.
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The connection to ISIS is not crystal clear even when groups (let alone individuals) claim affiliation by making a pledge, or bayat, to the Islamic State.
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Vanessa made her struggle with not getting the well-defined answers crystal clear weeks before, and I could tell she was second guessing everything she felt.
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The prosecutors aren't giving away which parts they want to use just yet, but they are crystal clear about what they want excluded from the trial.
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"I welcome this lawsuit and I am very happy to be sued on this issue because the law is crystal clear," Husted said in a statement.
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The advantage of a digital signal is a higher quality image, and the Glyph delivered a crystal clear live stream with sharp picture and vivid colors.
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Nail art accompanies each lyric for the opener and her message is crystal clear: "Best believe I'm gon' sell / If I just be myself," she says.
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There are plenty of picturesque beach towns around the world, but Turks and Caicos has got a special allure beyond powdery sands and crystal-clear waves.
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Massive cargo planes can be seen flying low near tourist beaches while snorkelers heads bob in the water, spying magnificent coral through the crystal-clear waters.
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Crystal-clear turquoise water against the backdrop of a clear blue sky along the beach may very well be the makings of a perfect Instagram post.
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And, during a September court appearance for an unrelated traffic warrant, D'Amico said everything would soon become "crystal clear" in his and McClure's battle with Bobbitt.
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Their accounts are so crystal clear and utterly credible that I didn't really need what the maid saw down the hallway or what the investigators suspected.
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And the pattern is crystal clear: Trump goes through a rapid boom/bust cycle with everyone who works for him that is not related to him.
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That's why we see cities throwing money and tax breaks at corporations to come move there even when the economic benefits are not really crystal clear.
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I saw Brienne's tears in crystal-clear UHD and the contrast was so lifelike that I felt like I could reach out and strangle Jaime Lannister.
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The recent testimony on Capitol Hill makes crystal clear what has been obvious for years, which is that the Postal Service is facing an existential crisis.
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"The president raised it in discussion, but we haven't had that kind of crystal clear, 'Here's the kind of conversation we want to have,' " Schwartz said.
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First, it would make it crystal clear that federal sex discrimination laws prohibit discrimination based on sex stereotypes, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity and sex characteristics.
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Mr. Linke heard it late one night when, through a crystal-clear sky, his radio picked up the signal of a distant station in the South.
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"The Trump-Pence administration has made their abstinence-only-until-marriage agenda crystal clear," she added, referring to several recent moves to fund abstinence-only education.
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Because while Trump may not have a coherent answer about the fight for Aleppo, he's crystal clear about who he wants to come out on top.
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Bimini Islands: Just fifty miles from Miami, the crystal clear waters off of the Bimini Islands are the best spots in the Bahamas to go diving.
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But last week, when I slipped on TheWaveVR's headset, which uses the HTC Vive device, I was immediately transported to a seamless, crystal-clear virtual environment.
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This made crystal clear to both the Russians and the Syrians that the United States had no interest in intervening in their war on the rebels.
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"One thing is crystal clear: if you want to be the leader in aviation manufacturing, you have to be the leader in aviation safety," she said.
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Worse than that -- for Harris -- is the fact that it became crystal clear in the aftermath of the debate that Gabbard had gotten under her skin.
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" In another comment, Bre made it crystal clear that there was alleged wrongdoing on Johnny's part ... saying in response to another IG user ... "u been married?
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Most of all, though, he was angry, and had the sharpness of mind and crystal-clear words to turn his anger into something gorgeous and fierce.
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It had trailed blood and innards all across the decorative brick path, then collapsed in a cloud of black ichor into the crystal clear blue water.
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Thompson has also made it crystal clear that there are no hard feelings between her and Jenner's ex, who has since moved on with Miley Cyrus.
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Season after season, scene after scene, line after line, the show's political worldview has been crystal clear: Policy and identity mean nothing, whether liberal or conservative.
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Olivier Ponti, vice president of insights at ForwardKeys, told CNBC in a phone call it was "crystal clear" the decline had been sparked by coronavirus fears.
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The staging, from the crystal-clear sound design to the dynamic flash-and-fade lighting, effectively guides the play through hopscotching shifts in setting and time.
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Its 15.6-inch HD LED backlit screen provides extremely sharp images, and its Dolby Audio Premium speakers will send nonstop, crystal clear audio into your eardrums.
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"If anyone had questions about the independence of the Federal Reserve, this makes it crystal clear they're not," he said in a statement: http://bit.ly/2023TtnoDA.
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The obstinacy of House Republicans makes it crystal clear that House Democrats can't secure the 20 Senate Republican votes needed to remove the president from office.
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A.I. makes one thing crystal clear Our future is but cog and gear Unless you count the mind that's fake There's really not much thinking here.
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The multi-dimensional vocals on "The greatest" by Lana Del Rey come through crystal clear, and there's wonderful depth in the song's slow wailing guitar solo.
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Erie County Republican Committee chairman Nick Langworthy said Monday that there was a "crystal clear way" to replace Collins, but that it hinged on his cooperation.
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Tunggal Pawestri, an Indonesian human rights activist, told CNN it was "crystal clear" police had violated the human rights of the transgender women in Sunday's raids.
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A crystal clear December day, with an invigorating breeze off the James River, created a stunning setting for the massive carrier whose deck covers five acres.
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Visions of luxurious huts sitting above crystal-clear blue water are definitely appealing, yet for some reason, we don't often hear about non-celebrities traveling to Tahiti.
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However, Sharpton said the President should strongly denounce the attackers to make it crystal clear his slogan shouldn't be used as a battle cry for hate crimes.
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We braved a bumpy downhill ride en route to our hard-to-reach destination and then hiked down a steep hill to a crystal-clear natural pool.
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Also, don't be surprised if she doesn't get along with Ramona, because they've been making it crystal clear that they don't get along outside of the show.
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A single bottle of Belay, which is available in a crystal clear or soft matte finish, will set you back around $145 which most definitely isn't cheap.
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Unfortunately for aficionados of this fine art form, the letter of the law in the state of Victoria is now making it crystal clear that it's illegal.
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Late last month, she posted a selfie of the two soaking up the sun, with a gorgeous bright blue sky and crystal clear water in the background.
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At the Washington roundtable, advocates claimed that until regulation is crystal clear and updated for the modern digital asset class, the crypto industry can't flourish or mature.
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Millions of consumers who use these products tend not to realize how the underlying software is trained, and companies like Amazon and Google aren't always crystal clear.
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Crystal Clear Audio & Video says it spent multiple days working at Tamar and Vincent's Calabasas home back in December ... this according to legal docs obtained by TMZ.
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How my cares melted away — but what was important become crystal clear — as I rode atop a ferocious wave, hair glimmering, smile broadening, feet angled just so.
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The 52-year-old Dutch model is seen with a big smile as she hangs out "on a limb" and dips her toes in crystal clear water.
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Whether you're a liberal, conservative, moderate, or even a political agnostic, it is crystal clear that Trump has veered way off the accepted partisan and ideological script.
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Not only does that give it a way more expensive look than Bose, but it's a little preview for the crystal-clear audio waiting for you inside.
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"I want to be crystal clear that the arrest that is being made today is in no way an indictment on the Montgomery Police Department," Bailey said.
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As Apple and federal law enforcement continue to hurl rhetoric about encryption, one thing has become crystal clear: today's encryption debate is neither healthy nor well-informed.
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Just to really make the message loud and clear, the GDS even sent us five crystal clear reasons why less is better when it comes to MDMA.
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"If brains are like books, ASC is like soaking a book in crystal-clear epoxy resin and hardening it into a solid block of plastic," he explained.
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North Korea will not be allowed to threaten the world and build nuclear weapons, that&aposs a fact, and the president, he&aposs made it crystal clear.
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"Now it's crystal clear, like HD." The tour kicks off in West Palm Beach, Florida, on July 22, and wraps up in Nashville, Tennessee, on Sept. 30.
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"The obvious severity of a life sentence plus 30 years is crystal clear: said sentence is intended to ensure that Mr. Rahimi is never released," he wrote.
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The 24-year-old model made her neutrality crystal clear in a recent interview with Sunday Times Style magazine, doing everything possible to side-step the subject.
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There is an outdoor hot tub, three outdoor pools, a wet bar, gym and home theater, and the island has white-sand beaches and crystal clear waters.
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While the future of audio is not crystal clear, it makes a lot of sense for publishers to start experimenting today instead of playing catch up tomorrow.
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While it certainly feels like yesterday, take a quick look back at your favorite celebrities and it quickly becomes crystal clear just how much time has passed.
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" She'd walk him through "smelling the forest and feeling himself walking up the hills and hearing the birds chirping and looking over at the crystal clear lake.
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Almost as remarkable as the drone's speed is the crystal-clear picture provided by the drone's camera, which is some of the best quality footage I've seen.
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In case you are wondering what Strzok is talking about, he&aposs making it crystal clear in this tweet from a month earlier in July of 5603.
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The mountain of evidence gathered suggests just the opposite: That he is purposely saying and doing things to make murky moral questions that should be crystal clear.
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"This Justice Department has already made its hostility to the rights of LGBT people and so many others crystal clear," said Louise Melling, ACLU's deputy legal director.
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The costs of misfired trade war tactics for the United States and its citizens need to be made crystal clear and alternative pathways forward must be highlighted.
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"Digits prioritizes calls from your phone over other data so calls are more reliable with crystal clear HD voice quality and full mobility," according to T-Mobile.
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But, to be crystal clear, to the extent anyone is working on any kind of competitive intelligence project that involves the surveillance of individuals, stop it now.
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Donald Trump has won and he is crystal clear on this issue: We are not going to have any trade agreements unless it protects the American interest.
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He also suggests requiring the employer to provide "crystal clear overtime, weekend, holiday, international time zone, and email/text response clauses" as part of your employment agreement.
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Spot one of the many species that inspired Darwin on the volcanic archipelago, where sea iguanas and white-tipped sharks swim in the area's crystal clear waters.
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The crystal clear touchscreen and smartphone-like interface make it easy to get the most out of the Sigma ROX 12.0's great navigation and training software.
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The Constitution is crystal clear: only Congress has the authority to declare war, and claiming sole authority violates the U.S. Constitution he took an oath to uphold.
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One thing is crystal clear -- until very recently, Modi and the BJP were seen as shoo-ins in 2019, their victory regarded as inevitable by many experts.
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Yet, despite the president's enthusiasm for "crystal clear water," he and Republican leaders in Congress seem determined to overturn as many protections for clean water as possible.
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I've climbed down into ancient cenotes (natural caverns filled with crystal-clear water) and experienced the reverence of swimming among stalactites and stalagmites thousands of years old.
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"Every day this goes on, the more crystal-clear it is what happened and the harder it is for Republicans to turn a blind eye," Murphy said.
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The quality of evidence for any argument cannot be evaluated if a scholar does not make the sources for each of the argument's building blocks crystal clear.
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Rating: Like a sunburn, bad vacations fade, but tandem dance routines with friends and loved ones that end with a leap into crystal clear waters last forever.
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Before it became crystal-clear that its explosive battery was reason enough to ban it on safety grounds, parents struggled with the flashiness and the hefty price.
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Or this woman's truly insane two-year OCM journey, which took her from relatively severe acne to crystal-clear, perfect-looking skin, all thanks to hemp oil.
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Some people chalk up diving to cultural differences, but what's become crystal clear is that Neymar is kind of tarnishing his legacy with this blatant ass-hattery.
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"It's crystal clear that access to reproductive health care — including safe, legal abortion — is a top issue heading into 2020," said Kelley Robinson, the group's executive director.
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The screen is huge on my Portal Plus — basically like an iPad Pro strapped to a tall Sonos — and the calls were all crystal-clear video quality.
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Ogling the impossibly perfect bodies and the extravagant display of assets, what becomes crystal clear (unlike the pool) is that none of this is about the pool.
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The 30-year-old former MVP posted several dramatic workout vids from a recent training sesh just hours after his release ... and his message is crystal clear.
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In 1994, it was crystal clear that Mr. Gingrich, as the architect of the Republican revolution, would be speaker after delivering his party to the promised land.
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Between the translations and more detailed pick-up and drop-off instructions, Uber is making it harder to blame the app if your ride isn't crystal clear.
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A point made crystal clear by John Galliano in a perfectly judged Maison Margiela show that was a graceful meditation on the connection between foundation and presentation.
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I placed a call to my partner with the watch to tell her where to meet me at a park; she said the call sounded crystal clear.
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Far from any political or economic interests, determining the root of this dilemma will make the true and lasting solution for this Middle East calamity crystal clear.
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Nevertheless, one thing is crystal clear: Any one of those instances, any of these concentric circles of crooked dealings, should have cajoled Giuliani into registering with FARA.
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Anyone who believed it was possible to give crystal-clear answers to such questions would have to be a messiah or a charlatan, and Buber was neither.
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On my first trip as a reporter for BuzzFeed News, it became crystal clear to me that the fight over LGBTQ rights was about something much bigger.
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Nessa may not have pushed Tiana down the stairs to take her place, but the connection to Gershon's fate in the camp classic "Showgirls" is crystal clear.
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"It was crystal clear that there was something extremely exciting going on in the system because we detected immediately emissions of hydrogen, oxygen and sulfur," Gänsicke said.
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And, you know, I've done many environmental impact statements over my life and I believe ... very strongly in very, very crystal clear, clean water and clean air.
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" She later cited 30 years' worth of "crystal clear" science, and told the global leaders, "You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words.
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Drop in price: 43%Median airfare: $891Tahiti is the epitome of exotic tropical escapes, with its palm tree-fringed beaches, crystal-clear waters, and picturesque overwater bungalows.
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Intelligence, according to a former official, simply does not work like a spy thriller or television cop show where a case turns on a crystal-clear recording.
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We're told they were VERY affectionate throughout the night ... she sat on his lap and witnesses tell us it was crystal clear they were in celebration mode.
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That can be fun, to be sure, but I much prefer the Maeve side of this episode, because of how crystal clear all of the storytelling is.
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Two things were crystal clear coming out of the 2010 FIFA World Cup: one, Spain was absolutely ridiculous, and two, Twitter needed to get its act together.
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"He made it crystal-clear to me through his representative that he would carry out his public duty as a citizen and resident of this community," Evans said.
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And LG backs this up with good video performance from the V30, which has impressively steady stabilization, records crystal-clear audio, and retains a nice amount of detail.
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So we came up with a sandwich model for graphene, water, and membrane, that is a crystal clear system for seeing the thermal conductance between these two materials.
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It provides a crystal clear example of exactly how much one predator in power can use his influence to settle petty scores, at the expense of other people.
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" The latest statement on their website reads: "It is crystal clear that this amount tickets will not be enough to satisfy demand at Basel's St Jakob Park Stadium.
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There are also infrasonic frequencies embedded in the back cavity to allow for crystal clear bass, and they're capable of absorbing unwanted feedback for an optimal acoustic environment.
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The President's been crystal clear that we have to take action, we have to step up, we have to do more, and we have to secure our borders.
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They do so with the help of three drivers — most other headphones use only one — which reportedly eliminate distortion and result in crystal-clear highs, mids, and bass.
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The actor took a dip in the crystal clear Caribbean waters of Barbados Sunday with a male friend, flaunting his defined abs and sculpted arms in the process.
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I used to struggle with discipline until I got crystal clear on my "why" and purpose: teaching others how to create an extraordinary life and master their mind.
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If the worlds of glass and contemporary art are to further intertwine, there's a little bit of educating that needs to happen before that relationship is crystal clear.
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" Maza went on to say, "To be crystal clear: @YouTube has decided that targeted racist and homophobic harassment does not violate its policies against hate speech or harassment.
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Dwyane Wade's oldest son, Zaire, is making it crystal clear he will always have his sibling's back ... posting an emotional message to Zaya after coming out as transgender.
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