" They were hammering you, "Cut it loose, cut it loose.
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I'll cut it when he tells me he wants to cut it.
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And he wasn't able to cut it the way he wanted to cut it.
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She was loving how her curls looked, and was like, 'If we're gonna cut it, we're gonna cut it all.
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If you look at every single agency, we can cut it down and I mean really cut it down and save.
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Atomic energy; you can cut it one way and light the world, you can cut it another way, and blow the world up.
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"Everyone at the label is quite used to 'Cut it down, cut it down—short, short, short,' " Russell said, after a moment's consideration.
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When you find The One and are ready to cut it down, have a buddy to keep the tree stable as you cut it.
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But they want to really cut it, and they want to cut it very substantially, the Republicans, and I'm not going to do that.
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"A penny didn't cut it then and won't cut it now," said the group, which is urging its members to call the President and complain.
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Ford cut U.S. car production almost 15 percent in 2017, General Motors cut it almost 19 percent and Fiat-Chrysler cut it by 26 percent.
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If you look at the IRS, if you look at every single agency, we can cut it down, and I mean really cut it down and save.
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And that's why I cut it, because Jack said that was his favorite song and I said,"I'm gonna sing that for you," and I cut it on this album.
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"I keep thinking, when I quit the road, is that when I cut it — or do I cut it before?" she says, adding that she's being tempted by some current styles.
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The latest offering from Apple just doesn't cut it.
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I didn't cut it off — I just retired it.
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Love simply spread the book out really wide, cut it in half with scissors, then—and this is a crucial step—used clear duct tape to seal the binding where she'd cut it.
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"late" pickup will not cut it for our work schedules.
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The boss can decide when sorry just won't cut it.
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But that strategy might not cut it with American Catholics.
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Saying you want to make a budget doesn't cut it.
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And once again, HBO wants him to cut it out.
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In other words, just having the money won't cut it.
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I couldn't keep it together, so I cut it off.
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I did not cut it — I was 0.6 seconds away.
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Tell them to cut it out -- then call the FBI.
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They try to kick it down, then cut it down.
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Another Pence excuse, this one on abortion, won't cut it.
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Actions against monopoly and privacy do not quite cut it.
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That's why you can't cut it without filleting the movie.
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He told Hollywood Life that tiny weights won't cut it.
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I could cut it off in a week, who knows?
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So, Nick's barber, Ronnie [McCoy], came in and cut it.
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Because sometimes, shouting into down cushions just doesn't cut it.
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And cheap, crappy headphones just aren't going to cut it.
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But if I cut it, I'd look like everyone else.
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Get me a straw and cut it at an angle.
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Unwrap the pasta dough and cut it into 4 pieces.
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So he cut it up himself and threw it away.
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And, no, dealing with class differences alone won't cut it.
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This holiday season, one red cup just won't cut it.
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How perfectly can you cut it without making a mess?
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It's so thick, you could cut it with a knife.
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This time, an apology tour isn't going to cut it.
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Easier to cut it off then to just ignore it.
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Through the impeachment process, they could even cut it short.
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Having a singular item that's verified against doesn't cut it.
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Early on in her recovery, she cut it out completely.
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It will never recover; I'll have to cut it away.
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He (Geiger) forgot to cut it at the right time.
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That's not going to cut it for many lawmakers. Sen.
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Would I like her to cut it up, she asked?
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I then suggested a highball; that didn't cut it, either.
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And now many of these candidates want to cut it.
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The Senate bill would cut it slightly to 38.5 percent.
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I can cut it off only when it feels right.
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The AI just can't cut it alone, but it's helping.
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"His son keeps asking when they're going to cut it."
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When trust has been shattered, "trust me" doesn't cut it.
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"To me, that doesn't cut it," he told Business Insider.
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Then again, reality doesn't cut it in fantasies like this.
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Narrator: But plain water isn't going to cut it, either.
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The current big warehouse type model just doesn't cut it.
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Thip, who doesn't like cinnamon, cut it from her menu.
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He's trying to cut it off and make a beef.
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Any way you cut it, the expansion will be expensive.
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The doctor cut it off, and the water dousing continued.
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That's not going to cut it in a bipartisan bargain.
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I cut it down to around 700 calories a day.
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But by the committee's metrics, that likely won't cut it.
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To pretend they did not know just doesn't cut it.
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This year, an insect infestation has cut it by half.
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The Chinese overran his unit and cut it to pieces.
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Just keep it cold and cut it up for dessert.
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Just banning a single supplier isn't going to cut it.
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Just hiring women to "fix your numbers" won't cut it.
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"I said absolutely, let's cut it off," Mr. Anglim said.
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Have I got the sustaining courage to cut it through?
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The Samsung name, and the Samsung ecosystem, won't cut it.
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The fact is a pure policy argument won't cut it.
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"Cause they're establishment guys, no matter how you cut it."
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"Sup" doesn't necessarily cut it when sending in a résumé.
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So a single hotel really won't cut it for us.
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"No one is saying cut it out completely," Swithers said.
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When I did remember, I nearly completely cut it out.
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Opinion pieces in the New York Times won't cut it.
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He could pick it up, my voice, cut it off.
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Apparently breakfast just wasn't gonna cut it for one day.
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"Domestic legislative tinkering won't cut it," she said on Twitter.
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Frankly, selecting stocks from each sector just won't cut it anymore.
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Anything that is wishy-washy just won't cut it for him.
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Because I want to cut it, and it's gonna grow back.
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That's not going to cut it to avoid catastrophic climate change.
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The chef cut it into six slices and boxed it up.
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Not all earbuds cut it when it comes to working out.
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It has already cut it twice in less than six months.
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A Transparency Center, while nice, just isn't going to cut it.
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And if you cut it off, it can't fulfil its function.
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When you're a Kardashian, one birthday cake just won't cut it.
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Aggreko sank 5.9 percent after Berenberg cut it to a "sell".
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One is they cut it because it's a better experience streaming.
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Reheating leftovers Heating to a lukewarm temperature just won't cut it.
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Times have changed; "fruits and veggies" just won't cut it anymore.
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And you've got three weeks to cut it instead of 12.
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Crudely building a localised version of Robinhood obviously won't cut it.
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An American Girl doll isn't going to cut it this year.
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The conventional fashions don't cut it, but vintage does, she discovered.
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Well, when we finished our first cut, it was for Berlin.
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Would your hair look this good if you cut it yourself?
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Just cut it, said Carrie, a writer for that night's show.
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I panicked and ripped my cock out, which cut it horribly.
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Relying on schools for quality sex education doesn't cut it, unfortunately.
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Paramedics came to his assistance and wanted to cut it off.
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Cut it into little bites, and you've just made cavatelli. Huzzah!
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My mom took me the next day to cut it off.
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He then took my bank atm card and cut it up.
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When that didnt cut it my wonderful sister Nicole helped out.
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Cough up a donation, and $3 is NOT gonna cut it.
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Turner's layup cut it to 353-107 with 16 seconds remaining.
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But we could cut it out and you didn't miss it.
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Though the dress was low cut, it was still somehow dowdy.
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A pep talk from some officer wasn't going to cut it.
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Fortunato cut it very slowly, his eyes fixed on the scissors.
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Science and adventure do not seem to cut it, thus far.
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No matter how you cut it it leads to separation, ultimately.
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No matter how you cut it, it leads to separation ultimately.
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I do be using the paper cutter to cut it, though.
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Insincere apologies and thundering silence aren't going to cut it anymore.
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"Television is not going to cut it alone," Mr. Blizzard said.
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A Malibu garden party just flat out isn't gonna cut it.
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Then, eventually, both our schedules freed up, and I cut it.
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They say the bloc could not afford to cut it off.
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In a season with such high expectations, that won't cut it.
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A single goodwill measure, even an unprecedented one, won't cut it.
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You cut it into very thin slices and it's pretty delectable.
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Cut it open for a wonderful reveal and serve as is.
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But no matter how you cut it, for me it's awesome.
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Ivory Soap Democrats won't cut it in territory like the 18th.
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That's not going to cut it in today's hot hiring market.
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A seminar on leadership frameworks and tools just won't cut it.
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And the point I've made repeatedly is that doesn't cut it.
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My dress wasn't low-cut; it didn't reveal anything it shouldn't.
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But I cut it, and I don't really need it anymore.
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Today, 12-0 against arbitrarily weak opposition will not cut it.
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THE STONE And why 'yadda, yadda, yadda' won't cut it anymore.
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If he wanted something shorter, he'd just cut it — no hem.
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So you just cut it all out and go full notch.
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Heavy metal wouldn't cut it (unless the patient specifically requested it).
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They are a very attractive couple anyway that you cut it.
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And I said instantly that I would cut it very short.
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Ibrahimovic, they said, would never cut it in the Premier League.
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It was so tender, you could cut it with a fork.
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"It doesn't cut it that they're a friend," Senator Udall said.
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Most progressive in the Democratic Party doesn't cut it, you know.
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My husband cut it while he was standing on the curb.
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When the IRS starts investigating, "oops" isn't going to cut it.
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The camera's built-in speaker doesn't really cut it for that.
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In the latest quarter, Blue Apron cut it to 14.5 percent.
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An old-school Mr. Coffee doesn't cut it, Ms. Fuller said.
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The thinner you cut it, the more tender it will become.
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Except instead of fixing the state, they would cut it out.
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Exercising, even in cold weather, isn't going to cut it alone.
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I mean, I did shape it, cut it ... Add to it.
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"If you don't specify, they'll cut it into squares," he said.
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And you&aposre not going to cut it in the real world.
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They're not pretending that social media activism is going to cut it.
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Lillard's driving layup cut it to 333-99 with 2:50 left.
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Sometimes chicken scratches on a Post-it note just don't cut it.
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Nuclear power generation just doesn't cut it - not enough neutrons flying around.
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Pro tip for summer slackers: Basic just won't cut it this week.
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It was overbleached — it would rip — so I just cut it off.
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So, the actual 'cure' for greyscale is to cut it off, lol.
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So here's our plea: Let's cut it with the superficial criticism, please.
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Now the CCPA gives you the power to say cut it out.
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You can also cut it in half to have two smaller sandwiches.
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Step four, cut it up and glue it into a flip book.
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Pittsburgh cut it to 2-1 at 9:25 of the second.
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When the desired behavioral shift is significant, intrinsic motivation doesn't cut it.
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We aim to cut it to 26.4 billion euros in four years.
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Would you wear the bracelet forever or cut it off your wrist?
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Secret plans, as Donald Trump claims to have, will not cut it.
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Sorry Emmet, the double decker couch isn't gonna cut it this time.
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Music is a language which is there when words don't cut it.
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Sometimes singing aloud, alone, in the shower just doesn't quite cut it.
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A simple love of Lego won't cut it in terms of qualifications.
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Beware of stylists that straighten your curly hair first, then cut it.
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I thought, 'Why don't the two of you just cut it out?
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Your breezy, go-to summer wedding dresses aren't going to cut it.
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Robotic third-person resume language is not going to cut it here.
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Most of the time the advice is to just cut it off.
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The drama's so thick, you could cut it with a ... forget it.
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The FBI shouldn't have cut it off prematurely, which they clearly did.
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When they exited, the bus wouldn't start, because they'd cut it off.
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McCollum's trey cut it to 90-88 with 1:36 to play.
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Perron cut it to 4-1 at 14:36 of the second.
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For some dogs, standard wet food and kibble just doesn't cut it.
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Cut it off in a straight line, close to the base. 3.
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And, you know, his goal is to cut it in half again.
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Basically if something can be ripped off or cut, it will be.
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The bias is so thick you can cut it with a … refund.
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But it quickly became clear that answer wasn't going to cut it.
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Being a little bit simpler than Spotify isn't going to cut it.
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Excuse me, Rachel, but that answer is not going to cut it!
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"Making weak and feeble gags wasn't going to cut it," he said.
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Ben Stiller — slips into frame and asks her to cut it out.
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Build Assertiveness and Self-Confidence Sometimes, hard work alone won't cut it.
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Syracuse cut it to 202-29 with more than four minutes left.
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There was a reason your friend made the cut; it still holds.
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Now, because of Loyalton's troubles, Calpers could cut it to about $2000,222.
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But when you cut it thick, it just doesn't taste sandwich-like.
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If something didn't work for them, they'd cut it and move on.
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"Cut it" won out, even though I preferred to wear it longer.
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It was a night when trying to win just didn't cut it.
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This hollow approach to leadership is not going to cut it anymore.
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Using a screwdriver, he tried to cut it open, to no avail.
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What once made you ecstatic might not cut it in the future.
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We did it, and then they cut it out of the movie.
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An aid package to rebuild houses and electrical grids won't cut it.
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Press into a square with your hands, then cut it in half.
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As it turned out, replicating real physics wasn't going to cut it.
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Cut it into 4-inch squares, then cut the squares into stars.
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If that routine doesn't cut it, low-dose Accutane is another option.
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Reassuring PR won't cut it: we need transparency, accountability, and structural change.
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In the case of national security, "fair" markets just don't cut it.
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But when they blatantly lie to you, that just doesn't cut it.
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And a narrow win in a state like Michigan won't cut it.
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After all, for the upper echelon, e-learning just doesn't cut it.
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And then you sort of cut it up differently for different formats.
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In 2015 they passed a law to cut it to 50 percent.
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Your regular vodka and whiskey are too wimpy and won't cut it.
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That doesn't really cut it in the P.G.A. field — that's not enough.
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The Warriors had cut it to a 25-point margin, 113-211.
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Parise cut it to 210.5-1 at 17:17 of the second.
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Reducing or removing safety regulations and red tape does not cut it.
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The Braves scored in the fifth to cut it to 7-1.
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Philadelphia cut it to 3-2 at 16:29 of the second.
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Any way you cut it, Australia's fire risk is only going up.
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After each of the comments, I told him to cut it out.
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Rust cut it to 200-216 at 00:31 of the second.
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At 210:230 of the third, Guentzel cut it to 212-3.
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Kemp's RBI double and Hoerner's RBI single cut it to 9-5.
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That score cut it to 21-7 with about 11 minutes left.
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That tree died a year later, and he crudely cut it down.
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Around a week in I decided to let them cut it off.
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Of course, a generic, "Thank you for your time" won't cut it.
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Lay it out, cut it in half at the breast and debone.
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My wife likes it and won't marry me if I cut it.
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Rich's family publicly begged for the conspiracy theorists to cut it out.
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But you can't take a black hole and cut it in half.
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Democrat and court ordered loopholes prevent family detention and lead to family separation, no matter how you cut it, I signed a very good Executive Order yesterday but that&aposs only limited, no matter how you cut it.
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And even some of the best, most powerful vacuum cleaners don't cut it.
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I'm a minimalist, I just want to cut it open and eat it.
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For some women, regular yoga classes and weight lifting just don't cut it.
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He's promised to protect Medicaid and then embraced bills that would cut it.
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News flash: Your regular, old glitter polish isn't going to cut it anymore.
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Truth: Once or twice a week won't cut it for sustained health benefits.
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When it comes to growing sea ice, simply frigid temperatures won't cut it.
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The Pacers used a 9-0 run to cut it to 55-48.
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We cut it to five points, but we couldn't get over the hump.
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However, other people thought the decision to cut it was a good one.
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Unfortunately, this month, working off of someone else's precedent won't cut it, Scorpio.
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Its flat, virtual, E Ink keyboard just doesn't cut it for fast typing.
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"If it became a thing, I'd have to cut it back," he said.
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"The second scene [in the movie], I cut it all off," Lillis said.
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What's suitable in the dead of winter just doesn't cut it come summer.
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When you cut it and wear it how you want it, it's empowering.
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He didn't say which lawyers, but he generally said to cut it out.
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Marino again cut it to one goal at 3:20 of the third.
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New York cut it to 98-92 on a 403-pointer from Lee.
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"I think once when I was little I cut it off," she explains.
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Bogdanovic replicated that to cut it to 102-95 with one minute left.
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How to: Grab a velvet ribbon and cut it into nine-inch lengths.
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That's why I cut my hair, and why I continue to cut it.
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They had a let-down, we made our run, cut it to two.
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I know you're making a record — if you want to cut it, great.
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Net migration is falling and the Tories have promised to cut it further.
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The remnants of your takeout or a PB&J just won't cut it.
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But for vehicles going into deep space, solar just doesn't really cut it.
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Richards was already having trouble digesting gluten, and decided to cut it out.
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If you have to sell down here, I would cut it in half.
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Some of the songs didn't cut it at the end of the day.
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We'll leave it all open in the back, and we can cut it.
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"Once I cut it off, I instantly felt like myself again," she said.
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Giving up four and six goals, that's just not going to cut it.
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Washington cut it to 115-108 on Brown's layup with 8.33 seconds left.
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Transfer the pizza to a cutting board and cut it into 6 pieces.
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Then my mom would cut it out and put it into our scrapbook.
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A heart-to-heart with your RA won't cut it in that case.
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It was alright, but alright isn't going to cut it at the register.
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Lillard's driving layup with 45 seconds to go cut it to 96-95.
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Your average granola bar simply won't cut it for a Mars-bound astronaut.
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Hours or even days don't really cut it when it comes to long.
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But given the importance of what we do, that doesn't cut it anymore.
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Cut it, and we could have a maternal mortality rate higher than Zimbabwe.
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A simple one, granted, but nevertheless: a single button press wouldn't cut it.
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As accomplished as Abrams is, Will says he wouldn't cut it in Wakanda.
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When it comes to public safety, "best practices" aren't going to cut it.
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Soon, stepping outside in just a chunky sweater isn't going to cut it.
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These days, a simple office water cooler and coffee machine won't cut it.
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And you know what that means: concealer alone just isn't gonna cut it.
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The ministry wants to cut it by one percentage point in coming years.
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"We're going to cut it up," Green said, "and give everybody a piece."
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If we cut it all up, don't we show that it doesn't matter?
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We have too many guests, and now we've got to cut it down.
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Financial guru Suze Orman says three-to-six months' worth won't cut it.
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"One size fits all" just isn't going to cut it in the workplace.
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IF THERE IS A NET TAX CUT, IT HAS TO BE BOND UNFRIENDLY.
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I know it wouldn't cut it for me (if I were a landlord).
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Another option is to take home a whole chicken and cut it up.
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Milwaukee cut it to 3-1 in the fourth with an unearned run.
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"I buy one for every birthday and cut it into pieces to freeze."
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Any way you cut it, closing the border would cost Americans a lot.
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But for some football fans, buffalo wings and nachos just won't cut it.
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Commitments to simply reduce credit exposure with glaring loopholes clearly don't cut it.
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You kind of need to cut it and eat it with a fork.
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I cut it with water to make a jar last for two dinners.
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Cut it less, you'll make less money, but you'll have that returning trade.
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They cut it out of my head when they took a tumour. Wow.
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She added, his signing of an "empty" executive order won't cut it either.
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The Pirates scored twice in the fourth to cut it to 7-4.
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The following scenarios are examples of when email will just not cut it:
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New York cut it to 2-1 at 2:43 of the second.
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You could see where the tumor was, and you could cut it out.
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Going to the range for target practice does not cut it, he added.
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The person who cut it, the person who sewed it — they're right there.
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"We were close, but that doesn't cut it in this league," Quinn said.
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A working- and middle-class salary doesn't cut it like it used to.
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James Corden's brand of magic tricks might not quite cut it at Hogwarts.
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Turn your pet into some live entertainment Fetch just won't cut it anymore.
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That would essentially cut it off from a broad swath of public investors.
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"Hey friends- sorry we had to cut it short tonight," White tweeted later.
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They just accept the basic structure of Obamacare and cut it back some.
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"In this environment, bad candidates and bad campaigns won't cut it," he said.
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"Thoughts and prayers aren't going to cut it," Trudeau told a news conference.
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Claiming that you're perfect will likely not cut it with any potential employer.
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But sugar and carbs didn't quite cut it for a five-hour flight.
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Backing Trump just because he's the Republican nominee doesn't cut it, Graham said.
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The assumption that anyone can go to an emergency room doesn't cut it.
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However the government has planned to cut it to 70 percent by 2020.
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"On my end, 4 2/3 isn't going to cut it," he said.
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From a purely self-interested standpoint, Mr. Gorka needs to cut it out.
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The video showed Lee draining the bloody cyst after she cut it open.
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"Out of the first cut it was probably a little risky," he said.
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A generic rising tide lifts all boats is not going to cut it.
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But you have to ask yourself if exceptional is enough to cut it.
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When you cut it down, when you carry it, when you burn it.
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One of my biggest acts of resistance has been refusal to cut it.
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In New York, for example, simply being a nice, good person doesn't cut it.
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Now, Lively has cut it all off, stepping out with her shortest style ever.
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Your cotton thrift store tee isn't going to cut it on days like these.
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Any time you're holding the item, and you cut it, you can get this.
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And to call it a departure from her previous work doesn't quite cut it.
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And so he took to Twitter to beg his constituents to cut it out.
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That simply doesn't cut it, no matter how well-intentioned Folwell appears to be.
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After an anniversary honor like this, dinner and a movie may not cut it.
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Throwing LED lights into your custom-built gaming PC just doesn't cut it anymore.
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LONDON — Sometimes, displaying our most beloved books on a shelf just doesn't cut it.
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Her beauty is her hair and if you cut it short it's like, 'Oh!
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Once you've found your fish, debone it and cut it into bite-sized pieces.
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But putting in some bean bags and a foosball table won't cut it anymore.
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If we take plastic bags and cut it into pieces, it will be finished.
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However people are living longer these days, and bonds simply just won't cut it.
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But filling the driveway with cast-offs won't cut it for Brent and Berkus.
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It requires really high temperatures, so microwaving your marshmallow isn't going to cut it.
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I cut it cold turkey, and it's been three and a half months clean.
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To be adequately covered by sunscreen, a few pats isn't going to cut it.
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If you want the fastest LTE network, Sprint's just not going to cut it.
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Returning to the Disney Store for a new model wasn't going to cut it.
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In which case, a weird disc with a square isn't going to cut it.
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For this kind of work, doing it 99 percent right just doesn't cut it.
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Start with a large clear trash bag and cut it so it lies flat.
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I would also shame him for that ridiculous haircut until he cut it off.
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I decided I couldn't deal with not being exclusive, so I cut it off.
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For actual survival, a generic blue tarp from Lowe's isn't going to cut it.
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When I'm writing, I'm already visualizing how I'm going to shoot and cut it.
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"Grew out my hair just to cut it off," noted Lili Romero on Instagram.
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In this crowded space, even the best pick-up lines may not cut it!
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For any activity that requires inputing text a controller isn't going to cut it.
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Simply getting a like or scrolling past an ad for slippers won't cut it.
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And now I'm kind of like, 'We'll see who has to cut it first.
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Let's get something else straight: For real selfie addicts, an iPhone won't cut it.
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Taxes had become a Democratic albatross, and Clinton was determined to cut it loose.
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You're right, maybe you won't be the same after you cut it all off.
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When his personal influence hasn't cut it, Florentino hasn't hesitated to use his money.
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We obtained this video of O.T. performing his hit, "Cut It" ... in hologram form.
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The Brewers cut it to 4-2 in the third on Grandal's 19th homer.
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And if you're hosting a crowd, your TV's sound system might not cut it.
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Yet the candidates are racing to see who can promise to cut it most.
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So for your wedding day, any old dress just isn't going to cut it.
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One under-strength Iraqi division with some American military advisers will not cut it.
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It is not so simple or clean-cut; it depends on other racial concerns.
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Making the iPhone any thinner isn't going to cut it as a marquee change.
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For political reasons, that hasn't cut it since control of the House changed hands.
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Fair warning for air travelers: Do not cut it close for your next flight.
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But trying to cut the "SS" from SSDI is not going to cut it.
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WAS THERE WAS A CAMP INSIDE THE BOARD WHO WANTED TO NOT CUT IT?
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I started off with the nuclear program, but I couldn't quite cut it there.
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"Ultimately we'll be able to cut it down to every four days," Branson said.
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Oklahoma City cut it to 40-29 on seven straight points by Raymond Felton.
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The Wolves cut it to 92-87 on Rubio's jumper with 44.9 seconds left.
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This might not cut it with many Democrats still in disbelief about his decision.
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Why not have cut it and instead delivered the full 45 minutes of "Play"?
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" Say, "You stand there watering it, and then when it grows, you cut it?
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Johnson took some warm-up shots at the driving range -- but cut it short.
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I changed the color, I grew it very long, I cut it very short.
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That alone won't cut it on the pro level, where everything moves too fast.
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I know in the past I'd said I'd cut it off when I can.
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The excuse of not hearing the word correctly doesn't cut it at the Bee.
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For the assembly: Once the Darphin is ready, cut it into 4 equal slices.
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"Every angle I had to make a move, they cut it off," he said.
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Plus, those jorts and strapless minidresses never quite cut it for the office, anyway.
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You can cut it up and put it in a salad, or have slices.
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"Firms are supported, but if it's not working, they cut it out," she said.
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You can cut it 85 different ways and it's just not testing as well.
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I didn't know if playing music and being loose and carefree could cut it.
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With the amount of walking you're about to do, those just won't cut it.
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This will make it much easier to cut it into thin slices, Lancaster says.
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Ms. Mar cut it open and shaved a few pieces of the meat inside.
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To bring the online offline is to cut it out and see its edges.
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As of around two weeks ago, he's cut it back to just one person.
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But instead of encouraging such a dialogue, the party tried to cut it off.
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Your wooden dining room table chairs won't cut it for the full work day.
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But to blast water that high, traditional pumps just aren't going to cut it.
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In 2012, he cut it all off and it's remained relatively short ever since.
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Zayn had his longest hair in 2014, but cut it all off in 2015.
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For plenty of people, typing a list on their iPhone just won't cut it.
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He told me that he had loved the line, too—but cut it anyway.
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You take my laptop and cut it in half, it's not going to work.
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Seibert's 34-yard field goal cut it to 20-13 with 7:30 left.
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Take some time to assess your shopping list and cut it down, if possible.
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Of course, all the thoughtful planning in the world will not always cut it.
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If a friendship feels off, or transactional, it&aposs okay to cut it off.
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I rolled each one up, cut it and placed it on a lacquered tray.
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Once it's transcribed, print it out and cut it up, and rearrange the pieces.
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Two foul shots by Harkless cut it to 113-111 with 1:22 remaining.
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And an annual performance review or sporadic email blasts aren't going to cut it.
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He will cut it at age 18 and present the locks to his grandfather.
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They cut it into chunks, threw the pieces in their truck, and drove off.
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That's not going to cut it with many in the anti-billionaire Democratic field.
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A cheap Wi-Fi router on Amazon doesn't cut it when your business scales.
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Something told me that an afternoon at the playground wasn't going to cut it.
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Arvidsson's deflection goal cut it to 5-2 at 9:18 of the third.
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Jordan Clarkson's 3-pointer cut it to 553-105 with 1:41 to play.
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But to turn the technology into a viable commercial product, "most" doesn't cut it.
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A marginal improvement just won't cut it when the reporting gap is so big.
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It's usually like, you'll take footage from the whole day, cut it down, or take footage from the whole week and cut it down, usually highlighting one big main moment, whether that's a prank, whether it's like a beauty reveal or something else.
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She wants to talk about carbon dating, but we tell her to cut it out.
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Small movements won't cut it because the accelerometer inside the controller won't pick them up.
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I said, 'The only way I'm getting out of here is to cut it off.
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But that's what we were doing: he'd send the music and I would cut it.
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It'll be your go-to in the early game when range attacks won't cut it.
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" Further graphic comments describe the plan to "take plastic bags and cut it into pieces.
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Cut it open, apply heat, let it cool down again, and the wound heals itself.
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It didn't really do damage, but I cut it up and bruised it pretty bad.
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Earn too much profit, and the rights holders would just cut it down to size.
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But that just doesn't cut it against a sophisticated direct-to-consumer powerhouse like Apple.
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The lead grew to 14 before Ole Miss cut it to nine on Stevens' jumper.
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Cut it to two or even one — those meals are the amount you can save.
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If the result seems awkwardly large, cut it crosswise into two smaller, square-ish pieces.
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Needless to say, your college coffee mugs and disposable forks are not gonna cut it.
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Schmerler cut it out, blew it up, and spliced together the images of the monitors.
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Then squish the lid on, cut it in half and take a bloody bite. Repeat.
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We wrote the song, cut it, and then the next day I was listening back.
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Absolutely, if you have just a steady nine-to-five, that's not gonna cut it.
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It's unfair really, giving campaign aides false hope their handheld iPhone 5 will cut it.
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Anderson led off the sixth with his 13th homer to cut it to 7-4.
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The increased speed of pitches also helps home-run hitters, if they can cut it.
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So, in other words, a "data for access" cookie wall isn't going to cut it.
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If you needed a Christmas tree, just go to their land and cut it down.
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The air is so thick with expectation that you could cut it with a knife.
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Audi Germany, meanwhile, took a longer video ad and cut it down to smaller snippets.
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But simply staring into space doesn't cut it anymore, regardless of an astrologer's specific discipline.
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But when it comes to maintaining wear through a smoke sesh, NYX couldn't cut it.
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The occasional apple or bowl of broth just isn't going to cut it, she says.
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I don't enjoy cake anyway, so it was easy to cut it – no pun intended.
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Tell your friends who say 'I'm just not political' that that doesn't cut it anymore.
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What works great on a big-screen TV just doesn't cut it on a smartphone.
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If they're groaning, I give you my word, I'll cut it out of the movie.
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So when the crop comes out and we cut it, and it's a huge crop.
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Single Sign On (SSO) and physical Two-Factor tokens do not necessarily cut it anymore.
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That is more than twice the cut it agreed with OPEC of 95,000 b/d.
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Cut it into sticks, and pair with your favorite dips – salsa, light ranch, hummus, etc.
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Now that the new Air is close in price, Apple has finally cut it off.
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The decision was made to cut it into pieces and then move it, KSWB reported.
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And the fact remains, the classic four-door passenger sedan just doesn't cut it anymore.
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"$500 million, quite frankly that he proposed isn't going to cut it," Babeu said Friday.
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Those early experiences, though, are critical in developing user trust — incrementalism alone won't cut it.
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Once your dough has proofed, you can cut it in half and form two balls.
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Or go to a laboratory or whatever the hell he had and cut it off?
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You gotta cut it out now and stop all this crazy rhetoric, spinning everybody's head.
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We know deep inside that trading plastic for paper just isn't going to cut it.
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The same aircraft could target an insurgent UAS and cut it off from its controller.
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Fool's Gold boss A-Trak has just released a new megamix titled Cut It Out!
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But for sweaty situations, your average blotting papers or tissues won't cut it, he warns.
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"Systems have grown up in silos," Probert said, and that just won't cut it anymore.
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So 49 minutes a week, even at high intensity, is hardly going to cut it.
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Sometimes, text and email just won't cut it — and nobody likes calling an 800 number.
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It seems in the U.S., and now the UK, sorry just won't cut it anymore.
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My mother used to cut it into two so every child could go to school.
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The flank steak is soft; no matter how it's cut, it melts in your mouth.
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A simple, good ol' fashioned hollow chocolate egg just won't cut it anymore at Easter.
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Cut it into ¾-inch strips and roll the strips into 3 23/2 ounce pinwheels.
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To fight gnats and mosquitos this year, bug spray is not going to cut it.
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We take an in-house designed CAD pattern and cut it out with a bandsaw.
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"In order to take [the undergarments] off, you have to cut it off," Lee admitted.
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If OPEC and its allies cut, it would mean a win for American shale producers.
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But as a leader, Dany has always understood that simple fear alone won't cut it.
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I then cut it in half, though the assemblage ended up bending the plastic knife.
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Alana: They had to cut it in threes just to fit it on the plate.
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"If there is a net tax cut, it has to be bond unfriendly," Gundlach said.
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This is serious stuff and freelancing in a fur coat ain't going to cut it.
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You'll also notice that a simple scrub brush and soap combo just won't cut it.
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But simply saying her husband "worked at Facebook for a brief period" doesn't cut it.
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At best, block grants would atrophy care; at worst they would cut it very dramatically.
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Simply jotting down something vague like "do better at my job" likely won't cut it.
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The Rainbow Warriors briefly cut it to 19-15 on a 3-pointer from Purchase.
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You might recall that he said that 'I told Vlad essentially to cut it out.
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I guess I ignored that as a kid, or the Disney Channel cut it out.
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Shouting won't cut it anymore — when I use the bathroom, a counselor comes with me.
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Because watching Ant-Man and the Wasp on the second day just won't cut it.
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If the tablet is too big, maybe you can break or cut it in half.
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You microwave it for seven minutes in the bag and then carefully cut it open.
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"I will try to cut it up and amplify it for the audio," he said.
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I told them to cut it out, and the woman stormed off to the bathroom.
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Her mother, the village tailor, cut it into six tiny pieces at her husband's instruction.
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He said Ramos should have quietly told Williams to inform him to cut it out.
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That's when the tree, which was donated by Jason Perrin, will be cut it down.
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That approach won't cut it this time, and so it's time to scratch that rule.
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You'll have to buy your fruit in its natural state and actually cut it yourselves.
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But right now the "I'm so, so sorrys" just are not going to cut it.
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You can run, sure, but just doing that won't cut it—you'll be cut down.
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So he gave in to the cheapskates and cut it down some ... to $15.95 mil.
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That if you don't cut it off, it will grow as big as your ears.
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What happens is he gets a call, like, "Hey, cut it out," kind of stuff.
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Promises to denuclearize won't cut it: North Korea repeatedly has made and broken them before.
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The sanctions on the company have largely cut it off from the global financial system.
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"Don't know, don't care" doesn't cut it as a sound basis for editorial decision making.
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Being a slave owner, no matter how you cut it, that's a crime against humanity.
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Cut it to the length you need, then cut through the center of the length.
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"The American college system can't cut it anymore," he told Track and Field News magazine.
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"There's a lot of guys that are mentally weak, and couldn't cut it," he said.
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They cut it, I guess, because of the argument that there were too many endings.
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He cut it loose and the fish wriggled away, disappearing into the bluish-gray water.
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"Once a ship sails or is cut, it doesn't come back again," Mr. Seroka said.
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Some 26.48 percent say that even $4 million a year in salary doesn't cut it.
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Over time you can cut it in half again and wean yourself off the sugar.
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Do you crop it, do you cut it, do you put safety pins in it?
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Where inducements won't cut it, there are signs that some developers are entertaining bulk sales.
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We could cut it right there, but there's some really interesting research behind this question.
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Lindberg cut it to 4-3 with his ninth goal with 5:23 to go.
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From a nutrition perspective, the snacks and beverages available to senators may not cut it.
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The only case law they came up with -- from Scottish monarchic rule -- didn't cut it.
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And any way you cut it that is the wrong message at the wrong time.
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Mr. Trump's ratings are poor for an incoming president, no matter how you cut it.
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If the function of a meeting can be accomplished with a simple memo, cut it.
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In response, some police cut it from uniforms, prompting an apology from a senior officer.
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It was so distracting that Ciara asked folks to cut it out for a bit.
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Lizotte cut it to 2-1 at the 3:20 mark of the third period.
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When it comes to student loan debt, "for richer, for poorer" doesn't quite cut it.
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The executives had cut it out, apparently because Ms. Sayeed's appearance had been too provocative.
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Wray needs to do his job and tell all of them to cut it out.
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"We gave ourselves a chance there at the half and cut it close," Kessler said.
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But however much ends up being cut, it will be a positive for those remaining.
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Climbing upmarket Protecting groceries alone isn't enough and building new stores won't cut it anymore.
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So when it comes to you, Siri, incremental products simply aren't going to cut it.
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Not only will security assistance for missile defense not be cut, it will be increased.
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Cut it out with the crappy bagged stuff from that Horrible Supermarket Down the Street.
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Dickerson's two-run double in the bottom of the third cut it to 7-3.
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" She continues: "Or it's been me saying, 'I really don't think this line is gonna work,' and being told, 'Just say it, just say it, if it doesn't work we'll cut it out' – and they didn't cut it out, and it really didn't work!
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" She continued: "Or it's been me saying, 'I really don't think this line is gonna work,' and being told, 'Just say it, just say it, if it doesn't work we'll cut it out' – and they didn't cut it out, and it really didn't work!
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It might even be willing to negotiate how much of a cut it takes from developers.
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So the surgeons pretty much cut it straight off, like you would a piece of wood.
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WATCH: Why Snooki Thinks Kim Kardashian Wouldn't Cut It on the Jersey Shore This Sunday, E!
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" He continued, "Seventeen innocent people are dead and acknowledging a mistake isn't going to cut it.
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Where we are today, mere sound and fury signifying nothing, is not going to cut it.
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First, let's talk about what we're talking about: The milquetoast "racial slurs" doesn't quite cut it.
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However it, would cut it off on June 1, 2019, should London fail to honour that.
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If I had known before it would've been this good, I would've cut it much sooner.
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I'd carefully measure shortening, cut it into flour with two knives, as I'd seen her do.
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But its designation as a state sponsor of terrorism has cut it off from such support.
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Mr Culp cut it from 12 cents per quarter to just a penny, saving nearly $4bn.
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Trim the fat off of your piece of meat and then cut it into small pieces.
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It will just be harder to eat with a fork because I'll have to cut it.
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I'm going to be me, whether I shave the beard or cut it down a little.
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A 3-pointer by Kendric Davis just before the buzzer cut it back to seven points.
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Reto Ziegler had cut it to 3-2 with a penalty kick in the 85th minute.
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And writing an old fashioned letter to the editor won't cut it; we all know why.
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They need to speak directly to us, and anything short just isn't going to cut it.
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McCollum answered with two foul shots to cut it to 235-250 with 23 seconds remaining.
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Evaluating candidates based on a CV and numerous rounds of interviews alone just doesn't cut it.
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Washington cut it to 3-2 when Evgeny Kuznetsov scored six minutes into the third period.
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When you have a strong reaction to a friends' Instagram Story, words don't always cut it.
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For large homes, one cable modem and a pair of Wi-Fi antennas won't cut it.
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I would say even the $10,000 thing on the interest isn&apost going to cut it.
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Overnight won't disclose the cut it takes of room prices but says it's smaller than Airbnb.
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If you have feelings for someone else then just let me know and we'll cut it.
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Those four minutes are not going to cut it, but it doesn't have to be long.
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We've arrived at that time of year when a simple party look just doesn't cut it.
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The average card just can't cut it in today's age of 4K cameras, TVs, and phones.
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Phone speakers just don't cut it when trying to play audio for a group of people.
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Then recently I had a hair disaster and ended up having to cut it really short.
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For certain couples, the usual cards-and-candy exchange just isn't going to cut it anymore.
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"We worked together for years before I finally convinced him to cut it out," he says.
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Just being desperate for content and throwing streamers a tiny bone isn't going to cut it.
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Richmond cut it to 82-75 on a Golden 3-point play with 2:29 left.
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I use fresh aloe vera a lot – and just cut it and rub it all over.
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The enthusiasm you see on the road is palpable … You can cut it with a knife.
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His usual Pedialyte-plus-greasy brunch isn't going to cut it; he needs pharmaceutical-grade help.
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Historically, these tactics have worked at getting out the vote, but they alone won't cut it.
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Since cancer of the federal bureaucracy is the diagnosis, the cure is to cut it out.
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Favors scored on a rebound basket to cut it to 113-111 with 4.7 seconds left.
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His usual Pedialyte-plus-greasy-brunch isn't going to cut it; he needs pharmaceutical-grade help.
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Peel the kabocha with a vegetable peeler, then cut it in half and remove the seeds.
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Her hair is about a centimeter long; she says she cut it at 27 years old.
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Water comes and goes, depending on whether the regime wants to cut it off that day.
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It's safe to describe them as "OK," but "OK" doesn't typically cut it in this context.
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The House bill cut it in half to $500,000The House bill repealed the alternative minimum tax.
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Sometimes that pulp-free, store-bought orange juice just doesn't cut it on those rough mornings.
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All banks eclipsed the Fed's mandated 3 percent level, but several of them cut it close.
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He noted that modeling chocolate is firm and doesn't pull when you cut it, unlike fondant.
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Gieszinger pulls the female student's long hair to the side as she attempts to cut it.
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Sometimes clips and rubber bands just don't cut it when it comes to keeping food fresh.
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His statements echoed Erdogan's statement last week that US "bullying will not cut it" with Turkey.
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But the case laid out in Wednesday's complaint, the law profs said, probably won't cut it.
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Before you could get ice from your fridge, you had to cut it from a lake.
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"I'm sorry, but that ham and cheese plate is not going to cut it," Brittingham said.
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" Energy Transfer Partners: "Very controversial ... We cut it to two-thirds and ribbons in the $40s.
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" Now, he sees "that doesn't cut it anymore," and it's time put himself "out there more.
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But Apple's space-saving solution didn't cut it, so it went back to the drawing board.
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Any kind of kale will work; it's only a question of how small to cut it.
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It was really frustrating sometimes to cut it down when the vibe was at its peak.
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Never mind the biscuits—this is a perfect pot pie no matter how you cut it.
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So, sending a bouquet of peonies that will wilt in a day just won't cut it.
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If you're trying to make it sound professional, you're going to want to cut it down.
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In today's smartphone market, if your camera can't cut it, you're basically dead in the water.
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The redditor, however, quickly realized that the computing power of his machine alone wouldn't cut it.
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But no matter how you cut it, the debate is bad news for Donald J. Trump.
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Of course, if you cut it too close, the risk of missing the flight can dominate.
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Depending on how you cut it, it seems like this definition could implicate me quite deeply.
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Ukraine fears the pipeline will allow Russia to cut it off from the gas transit business.
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Wenger proved that foreign managers could cut it in an island obsessed with its own exceptionalism.
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So the Sentinels have not decided how much of a cut it will take, Ma said.
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Kepler added a two-out RBI double in the ninth to cut it to 8-6.
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"Thoughts and prayers, Senator Cruz, are just not going to cut it anymore," Mr. O'Rourke said.
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"They know to cut it into small pieces so they can eat it," Mr. Stratis said.
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It's getting crowded up there, and email and phone calls between HQs soon won't cut it.
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"I would just buy denim and cut it up and try and alter it," he said.
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The senator obliged when he launched his campaign last February, but he's mostly cut it out.
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But if it's the supermarket or bust, buy a boneless pork loin and cut it yourself.
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"It doesn&apost really matter which way you cut it," Schmidt said in a press conference.
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"Ultimately we'll be able to cut it down to every four days," Branson said in May.
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Like beef short ribs, a prime brisket is no longer the cheap cut it once was.
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Saarela cut it to 4-3 five minutes later with his second goal of the season.
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The bank said it stood ready to increase the rate or cut it, depending on developments.
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President Trump, with all due respect, cut it out or at least watch what you say.
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On the Terps' next possession, Cowan hit a 3-pointer to cut it to 52-50.
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Earlier, Fitch cut it to CC from B. A year ago, the bonds traded at 26.6.
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" Hamada recalled Suhail asking, "Are you going to admit it, or shall I cut it off?
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But keep in mind that generalizations about a particular breed or species won't always cut it.
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"When the commissioning editor came to view the finished cut it all started well," Angus explains.
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Related: When Regular Tools Don't Cut It, Make 'Em Yourself | Conservation Lab Painting Cover-Ups, Exposed!
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In the end, they agreed to cut it to 513 percent from the current 251 percent.
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We're told he was originally sentenced to serve until November, but the judge cut it short.
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The light, white flour and fluffy bread that Turks eat with most meals wouldn't cut it.
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Sorry to break it to you, but the same old jokes aren't going to cut it anymore.
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It was created on purpose, but Bishop is happy to cut it down if he hears complaints.
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We're told insurance is not covering even basic bills, and neither Denise nor Brooke can cut it.
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Our conversation with Jacques Pépin was so good that we had to cut it into two parts.
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The ticket doesn't expire for a few more months, and some winners have cut it much closer.
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The pressure is mounting on both sides to not only freeze output, but possibly even cut it.
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Sixteen gigabytes just doesn't cut it anymore, even in a cloud-based world, and storage is cheap.
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But we learned last season that "fine" is not going to cut it for Miles at LSU.
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Sticking to its roots won't cut it because Facebook-style social networking has already failed in China.
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Then again, if you're three years into a relationship, a box of chocolates probably won't cut it.
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Most of the media labels it a conspiracy theory, but that doesn't quite cut it for me.
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And if I don't like it, I could just cut it off and it's no big deal.
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Girls are like, 'Shit, I don't have to color my hair platinum blonde or cut it off.
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Hungary reduced its hefty windfall tax on banks this year, and will cut it further in 2017.
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"GPS alone doesn't cut it," Aparna Chennapragada, head of product for Google Lens, explained during the keynote.
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The frustration and disconnect in this team is so thick you can cut it with a knife.
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If you're all about having a smart home, owning just one smart assistant probably doesn't cut it.
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Slapping on foundation and hoping for the best won't cut it for those with real skin issues.
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As important, any parent of a newborn can tell you that six weeks just doesn't cut it.
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And so he chose to grab the razor to cut it all off because he was "bored."
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He responded correctly, that Social Security is an earned benefit and he pledged to not cut it.
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Because she'd cut it short, I really wanted to balayage her ends and make those really bright.
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The Rangers cut it to 5-4 in the seventh with three runs off reliever Tyler Duffey.
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Maybe ... but Chad still has to cut it on the field or else he'll be outta there.
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The next time I traveled, they'd cut it open a little bit more because it looked suspicious.
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Sometimes the "like" button just doesn't cut it when expressing how you feel about a Facebook post.
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He refused to cut it but they are hoping to travel through China later in the journey.
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Lillard made three more at the line to cut it to 107-43 with 1:09 remaining.
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The Mountaineers quickly cut it to three as the Hoyas went over three minutes without a basket.
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An honor system isn't going to cut it if Hillary Clinton wins the presidency, these watchdogs say.
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Clearly Putin was not impressed by Obama threat in September to cut it out or face consequences.
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When I worked with Nick, I'd listen through everything and cut it down to sample-sized libraries.
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When thick socks just won't cut it, these rechargeable heated insoles are here to save the day.
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As much as we'd love to dust off that high school backpack, it just won't cut it.
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We split the goose and cut it down the breast, so we could remove the whole spine.
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Depending on the price cut it gets, it may not be worth it to buy the bundle.
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In the highly competitive e-commerce world, providing barely tolerable DMV-like customer service doesn't cut it.
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If you want to make a change in your hair, you cut it, which is a retouch.
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Afraid of being a 'draft bust' or just another guy who couldn't cut it in the league.
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Jose Altuve cut it to 5-4 on an RBI groundout for the Astros in the seventh.
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Although the dollar sold off in reaction to the cut, it had been broadly rallying before this.
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I think our whole educational system is broken, and it's an exploitative situation, however you cut it.
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"Wouldn't the thieves learn about the device and cut it right away?" said one netizen on Facebook.
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And before he finally cut it when he was 82 his thumbnail was almost 2 meters long.
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The Cavaliers cut it to 112-102 on a runner by Cameron Payne with 5:54 remaining.
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My personal opinion is when you cut it with a slicing machine, it tastes a lot better.
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This threatened to cut it off from Google and by extension Android, which all Huawei phones run.
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Now, people are criticizing the YouTuber for her actions, arguing that her apology doesn&apost cut it.
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Waluigi will not be mentioned beyond this paragraph, and getting a Hollywood adaptation doesn't cut it here.
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Denver to cut it to eight in the final minute, but the outcome was never in doubt.
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On an Ottawa power play, Ryan cut it to 3-1 at 15:23 of the second.
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Well, because that won't cut it anymore, we're resolving to make the outfit hunt way less hectic.
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Pepto didn't cut it and I was sick almost every night, sometimes to the point of vomiting.
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When a few days of sick time does not cut it, you need to start filing paperwork.
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If it's a bigger potato, you might want to cut it in half so it cooks faster.
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After the shoot wrapped, the three of us headed back to Australia to cut it all together.
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I think it can work, and if it gets unhealthy, then it's just best to cut it.
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Well, not only because I love nature, but the vanilla trees just didn't cut it for me.
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Here we wanted to cut it down to the bone and make sure every part was meaningful.
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The flashlight on your phone definitely does not cut it when you're in the deep dark woods.
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And then you clean it, you gut it, get it all done, then you cut it up!
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Netflix tweeted earlier this month pleading with us all to cut it out before it gets ugly.
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Washington has long criticized China's trade surplus with the United States and has demanded Beijing cut it.
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It offers most (but not all) of them a cut; it expands the standard deduction for everybody.
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But he cut it all off so he could enlist in the Army and serve his country.
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Could we cut it on our own as semi-homesteaders out there in horse-and-buggy country?
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With 21998:21988 left, Mahomes found Travis Kelce in the end zone to cut it to 24.
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Moleskine Classic Notebook For plenty of people, typing a list on their iPhone just won't cut it.
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Normal hair dryers just don't cut it these days compared to ionic hair dryers like this one.
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Chicago cut it to 2-1 in the second when Navarro doubled in Avisail Garcia from first.
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Cardio alone won't cut it: Strength training is an essential part of a well-rounded fitness strategy.
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DeAndre Jordan dunked a follow shot to cut it to 116-113 with 1:217 to play.
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The rule applies to store-bought pies as well -- once you've cut it, it needs to refrigerated.
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Adams scored on a jump hook to cut it to 473-89 with 3:25 to go.
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But he called these "small steps" that won't cut it in the buildup to the 2020 election.
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He would cut it to 15 percent, the new low rate he's set for pass-through companies.
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Is there any way to tell my doctor that an Ativan and a Tylenol won't cut it?
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So he decides to "make things right again," though he knows a simple apology won't cut it.
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When all norms of proper political behavior have been pushed aside, business as usual won't cut it.
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She says because she hasn't been in the workforce for so long she can't cut it there anymore.
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Even though Mylene's record has been cut, it still has to get into the hands of the DJs.
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If you're taking it in a pill, you should always cut it in half and even in quarters.
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Elsewhere, the International Monetary Fund cut it global economic growth outlook for the second time in three months.
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Still obligated to work but not getting paid is not going to cut it for the bill collectors.
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"We were at a shoot in LA and I cut it to where it is now," Babaii explains.
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"I tried to get a sinker down and away and cut it back over the plate," Miley said.
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But though Birmingham recently elected its own progressive mayor, the urban vote alone won't cut it in Alabama.
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Mass merchandise, even the higher-end kind from Saks or Nordstrom, on the other hand, doesn't cut it.
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"These simple lights aren't gonna cut it anymore," says roboticist Carol Reiley, co-founder and president of Drive.ai.
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I cut it up into several pieces and rubbed it with Scotch Bonnet and it worked a treat.
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If something scary or infuriating happens with your Uber, sending an email to support doesn't always cut it.
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The Cubs had cut it to 26-215 when Kyle Schwarber came home from third on wild pitch.
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But everyone agrees that the field seems immensely promising, and the current methods just do not cut it.
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A social media post won't cut it and I will not minimize their magic by pretending it will.
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The Obama administration set the refugee ceiling for fiscal year 250 at 25,83; Trump cut it to 28,28.
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If plain-old knives and scoopers aren't going to cut it for you, consider getting a Dremel tool.
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" But he and the producers knew a roomful of dudes wasn't going to cut it for "Mrs. Fletcher.
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We wrote over 200 essays and then our editor basically said, you have to cut it in half.
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Once my hair started growing, I would always let it grow eight inches, then cut it to donate.
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Analysts at Jefferies downgraded the stock to "hold" from "buy", while HSBC cut it to "reduce" from "hold".
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Most schools have cut it from their budget because they just don't have the money to do it.
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"I'm not going to cut it, and I'm not going to raise ages," Trump said earlier this year.
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Another day, another streaming service swooping in to rescue a TV series that couldn't cut it on cable.
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And then you gotta cut it just right and then you gotta stick that rope holder thing on.
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The plot is always thickening on The Challenge, but I am here to help you cut it up.
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THE OLD PLAYBOOK IS NOT GOING TO CUT IT. I ASSUME THE ELECTION OF TRUMP REINFORCES THAT VIEW?
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After the Brexit referendum last year the Bank of England cut it by a further 0.25 percentage points.
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Unfortunately, this means reverting back to my old deodorant, because the Aesop one isn't going to cut it.
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Using a couple of bookshelves to partition off a corner of the office wasn't going to cut it.
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A simple bedspread and a poster stuck on the wall doesn't cut it for college dorm decor anymore.
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The Kings eventually cut it to 50-43 on back-to-back baskets from Zach Randolph and Fox.
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When Cuban's Black Card didn't cut it, the nightclub had him call American Express in the back office.
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We are ritually humiliating people and banishing them for jokes and for tweets ... PERINO: Yes, cut it out.
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But when you're growing shrubs by the thousands, the manual Bonsai approach just isn't going to cut it.
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I'm an Aries, and I'm really impulsive, and I always grow my hair and then cut it off.
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We imagine what that intro would have looked like — and discuss why it was right to cut it.
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For an aging and well-paid slugger playing a corner outfield position, that wasn't going to cut it.
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UBS was less positive on online grocer Ocado, which dropped 5.4 percent after UBS cut it to "sell".
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They say a "carefully considered reassessment of the law...is perfectly appropriate" but that this doesn't cut it.
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So he sold about 3 million shares, I believe, cut it in half, roughly, to buy something else.
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After trailing 42-9003 at halftime, BYU used a 9-0 run to cut it to single digits.
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Obviously, losing the iPhone market would have been disastrous for Uber, so Kalanick promised to cut it out.
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But initially Trump said he wanted to cut it down to 15%, from the current rate of 35%.
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It's time to go deeper into issues concerning romance, dear Virgo—superficial hookups won't cut it right now.
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Virtual reality, novels, games, and all that just don't cut it anymore, because people want real, visceral experiences.
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Flowers, chocolate, and jewelry just aren't going to cut it — and neither is dishing out hundreds of dollars.
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Osram makes a good temperature-changing smart light, but its actual connected lighting system doesn't quite cut it.
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DeJong led off the seventh with a homer, his second, to left to cut it to 3-1.
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The regular 3 Series, which has grown in size and complexity over the years, would barely cut it.
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For a character with quick costume and makeup changes, the facial hair wouldn't exactly cut it on Broadway.
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Guard Mike Jones' corner 3-pointer with five seconds left cut it to 37-35 at the break.
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Bending down on one knee on a mountaintop just won't cut it anymore; you need to go big.
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And how do you respond when you realize that what you wanted is never going to cut it?
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When we were looking at it in the context of the cut, it seemed too clean and healthy.
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It's the big leagues, and 353 pitches in 3 1/3 innings is not going to cut it.
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GE has paid a dividend since 1899 and has only cut it twice: in 1939 and in 2009.
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The trend has dramatically cut IT costs, allowing businesses, in many cases, to abandon on-premise data centers.
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Savard's wrister on a quick rush at 7:56 of the third period cut it to 3-2.
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In the second set, I told myself that the way I was serving wasn't going to cut it.
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But, as he explained at a San Francisco demo last week, what's currently out there doesn't cut it.
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Breville Barista Express Espresso Machine, $499.96For the hardcore coffee lover, an instant coffee maker might not cut it.
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Steinbruch had said in May he aimed to cut it to three times by the end of 2018.
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And slapping a McChicken patty on a biscuit just won't cut it in a Popeyes chicken sandwich world.
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But in this market, anything short of a big beat from a tech company just won't cut it.
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Problem: This holiday season, your parents are staying with you, and your toothpaste-stained towels won't cut it.
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President George W. Bush cut it by half, per the NYT, and his father reduced it by 41%.
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To serve, take a biscuit, cut it in half, and top with a generous ladle of sausage gravy.
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I changed it a couple of times, cut it off, but then I always went back to this.
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In one clip, she bops to O.T. Genasis's "Cut It" while appearing to literally slice open someone's stomach.
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I wanted to cut it — I've had long hair for ages — and they were like, 'No, no, no.
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Millsap answered with a pair at the line to cut it to 92-90 with 2:09 left.
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Turner's dunk extended the lead to 258.5, but Denver scored eight straight to cut it to 250.5-153.
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And since 1990, 78 percent of major drug companies have scaled back antibiotic research — or cut it altogether.
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They cut it off right at the end so that you don't then see the laughter, the joke.
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Judge Cogan also warned the prosecution that if its presentation got too gory, he might cut it short.
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Mr. Naquin was behaving so aggressively that another member told him to "cut it out," the warrant said.
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Spying my fruit bowl, I grabbed an apple, cut it into pieces, and carefully laid an exit trail.
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"If you're cutting an onion, you cut it from the growth side, not the root side," she said.
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Pandering for votes come election time, only to disappear until the next one, will no longer cut it.
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My Warriors game was recorded, and by the way, it didn't cut it off with two minutes left.
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Any queer loves a grilled cheese, but it's not a revelation to cut it into four triangular pieces.
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Apologizing, reaffirming commitments, paying homage to privacy and insisting that this time is different simply won't cut it.
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He wishes Mac had a big brother figure in his life to tell him to cut it out.
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I had really long hair, and I cut it for work, so I'm learning the short-hair thing.
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Vanderbilt cut it to 10 but Joe canned a 3-pointer with 2:06 left for the dagger.
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Another is to roll out biscuit dough and cut it into rounds, which is the route I took.
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Then the Swiss man announced that he would cut it into pieces because it would not sell otherwise.
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The way he could open a song, make it shimmer or bleed, depending on how he cut it.
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Swarm Technologies, whose satellites are so small that existing radar solutions barely cut it, was a natural customer.
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And, in our 4,000-square-foot home, I&aposve found that a simple router won&apost cut it.
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If not, it's probably time to either delegate that task or cut it out of your workflow entirely.
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After Beal's three cut it to 603-101, Mitchell answered with a three to stop the Washington run.
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Columbus cut it to 2-26 at 21:27 when Werenski lifted the puck over Murray's left pad.
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To make the cut, it is not enough for a place to be beautiful, amazing and culturally significant.
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The Mariners cut it to 219-2101 on Jean Segura's leadoff homer in the bottom of the eighth.
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But there's an extent to which demanding that the media "cover Trump's scandals more" won't cut it either.
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The hip-hop hitmaker wants him to cut it out (and really, haven't we all heard it enough?).
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Trea Turner cut it to 6-3 with a leadoff homer in the bottom half of that inning.
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The Steelers answered with a 123-yard field goal by Chris Boswell to cut it to 7-3.
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I love the length, and I&aposm glad you say you haven&apost cut it for three months.
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An out later, Caratini hit a bloop single, and Jonathan Lucroy's RBI groundout cut it to 7-3.
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Cut it in half, and the ends of the doughy semicircles resemble the eight candles of a menorah.
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"I pulled across it to try and cut it and hit it dead off the toe," Woods said.
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Maybe the current bill cuts the rate too far — or, as I think, doesn't cut it far enough.
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It became immediately clear, with just like simple math, that the solution just wasn't going to cut it.
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Andrew's lawyers say that won't cut it, saying they've already deposed Scorsese, and the movie's screenwriter, Terence Winter.
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Plus, no matter the print, color, or cut, it goes with all your summer sandals, chunky sneakers, and boots.
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Outer space is at 2.7 K, but the magnets need to be at 1.9 K. Close doesn't cut it.
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Bread and instant noodles aren't going to cut it – you're going to be wearing heavy costumes and walking around.
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We plated the steak, cut it up, noted the near perfectly medium-rare interior, and ate all of it.
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Refusing plastic bags at the grocery store simply won't cut it when it comes to real, lasting environmental impact.
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At this point in Destiny's life, the loot grind — the epic quest for more things — doesn't cut it anymore.
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It's a little harder now since I cut it and I put some layers in and I lightened it.
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The Golden Eagles cut it to 2222-215 when Griggs hit Korey Robertson on a 226-yard touchdown pass.
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The company's goal is to regain its A rating after S&P cut it to BBB-plus last month.
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After the core is drilled, scientists measure the core to one meter and cut it with a tiny buzzsaw.
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Castro hit his 12th home run leading off the bottom of the fifth to cut it to 6-1.
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Once the dough has doubled in volume, using a bench scraper or knife, cut it into 4 equal lengths.
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It also removed import tariffs on cancer drugs and cut it on other medicines, despite trade tensions with America.
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When June and Pride Month came, though, I cut it in a more masculine version of a pixie cut.
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"It's great to see a woman of her stature embrace her hair, and [cut] it so short," he says.
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" And if you're wondering if she'd ever cut it off à la BFF Becca Tilley, the answer is … "Yeah!
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"She cut it open and packed it with gauze," Pointer, who still has scar tissue from the procedure, recalls.
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Here are just a few examples: No matter how many ways you cut it, that's a lot of information.
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Minor fixes to Facebook's problems with fake news, election meddling, and violent content simply aren't going to cut it.
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But until the asylum numbers are cut it may be hard to further relax the rules for immigrant workers.
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Photo: Kyle Fitzgerald Photo: Kyle Fitzgerald Budget Bluetooth wireless: Jabra Move Wireless For some, earbuds just don't cut it.
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Part of the reason is that for meme creators looking to build an audience, Twitter just doesn't cut it.
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Campbell cut it to 3-2 with his sixth goal of the season at 12:42 of the second.
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Rows among Democrats are likely, for example, over military spending: radicals want to cut it, mainstreamers are more cautious.
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Sometimes, the cheap, wooden chopsticks from takeout sushi orders just don't cut it or adequately reflect your impeccable taste.
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And the way she sees it, keto doesn't cut it when it comes to nourishing your healthiest, happiest self.
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There comes a point in life when blindly tossing everything into a tote bag just doesn't cut it anymore.
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Expandable wireless speaker Phone speakers just don't cut it when trying to play audio for a group of people.
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He has criticized China's record trade surplus with the United States, and has demanded that Beijing cut it immediately.
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But what happens when you take a cat's meow, cut it up, and turn it into a club banger?
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A parachute alone won't cut it, and thrusters are usually needed as well to lower a vehicle down gently.
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You could actually rotate the image and cut it in various ways—nobody had ever seen anything like this.
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But if there is a tax cut, it will clearly look like a profoundly political gesture of vote-grabbing.
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When they find out I cut it, they're like [she affects a high-pitched, excitable voice], Oh my god!
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Computing as a medium is simply too mainstream, and a tiny Radio Shack store wasn't going to cut it.
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S&P Global, traditionally the most aggressive in its moves, cut it twice in three months as did Moody's.
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"If you have a tumor, you cut it out," my mother told me as I was writing the book.
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The usual statistical tools used by geneticists simply wouldn't cut it, and so the researchers turned to deep learning.
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I'm grateful my parents wanted to help me out when my multiple streams of financial aid didn't cut it.
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The good bots get expensive, and although there are free alternatives, those don't really cut it with limited options.
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Sure, he says publicly that he will not cut it — but only when he deigns to talk about it.
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A quick Swiffer isn't going to cut it in Kanye West and Kim Kardashian West's massive, all-white mansion.
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Or, like, he'll freeze-dry it and cut it with a fork and knife into 1mg slivers or something.
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For the single mother riding two buses to her second job, Sanders' one-issue platform just doesn't cut it.
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Portland's Evan Turner sank a pair of free throws to cut it to 123-92 with 5:34 remaining.
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After Nelson made it an eight-point game, the Nuggets went cold and Utah cut it to 92-88.
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If you're alone, eat a normal hamburger or cut it in half if you can't digest full-sized food.
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" Added Cole, "It takes hundreds of years to produce a forest, but they cut it all down at once.
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" Lewis told me, "I would go upstairs, make a quesadilla, cut it in half, and leave a half there.
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Guentzel scored his team-leading eighth goal at 16:04 of the second to cut it to 2-1.
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The office's current budget it about $1.9 billion; Trump proposed earlier this year to cut it to $816 million.
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When you need to crank your shots up to 12, sometimes the visible light spectrum just won't cut it.
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I just don't know whether to keep going with the flow or cut it off because of my fears.
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The central has not changed the rate since May when it cut it to 12.5 percent from 13 percent.
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Brewing the beer right took time: The first batch didn't cut it, and Beatty said they threw it out.
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But workforce training and New Markets Tax Credits, the stuff of the Clinton campaign's rural agenda, won't cut it.
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Rather than cut it up into slices, he eats it from the inside out, leaving a circular crust behind.
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And please don't tell your misbehaving 2-year-old to cut it out or the cops will arrest him.
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"We dug ourselves another hole, found a way out and cut it to four," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg said.
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The session went so long that first lady Melania Trump was sent in to try to cut it off.
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I wanted this computer to last at least four years, and 8 GB of RAM simply wouldn't cut it.
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Philadelphia fans also don't like to be told to cut it out, even when they're admonished by their own.
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Rick Scott against South Florida elections officials warned lawyers on both sides of the fight to cut it out.
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I wanted to cut it — I've had long hair for ages — and and they were like, 'No, no, no.
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Just like if you get a free newspaper, you can read it, or cut it up, or burn it.
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Using the odd black face as shorthand to signal diversity, without enacting real transformation internally, can't cut it anymore.
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No matter how you cut it, the Celtics are an exceedingly good team playing in a very subpar conference.
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Or maybe someone took your heart, cut it into tiny pieces, and tossed it like confetti in your face.
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Nonetheless, drawing a simplistic line in the sand between "prison" and "gross" really is not going to cut it.
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One time, my date showed way too much interest in purchasing a sambo doll, so I cut it short.
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There's an assumption that you know to put the bag in a milk jug and cut it open. [Laughs].
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But we were lucky to get in there quickly and cut it while we were still discovering the band.
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That's why a cute plane just doesn't cut it sometimes: Millennials simply don't have the money for a ticket.
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If he cut it in Chicago, Clark says, they could have asked why his blood was on the Bronco.
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So, armed with some Instagram photos of Mandy Moore, I decided it was time to cut it all off.
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I have long, dark hair but because I spend all my money on smack, I cut it, wonkily, myself.
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But fighting one jump kick at a time just doesn't cut it against the savviest fighters in this game.
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Cardio alone ain't gonna cut it and resistance training is not going to make you look like a bodybuilder.
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Any way you cut it, that is a very powerful image, because it's been here for a long time.
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By the next morning, at 300, we cut it off," Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones said on "Fox & Friends.
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With the stakes of this election so high, the famously vague "I Voted" sticker isn't going to cut it.
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I was constantly trying to cut it down again, because she has so much light coming out of her.
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This is when I believe stories of good deeds don't cut it when attempting to make a personal connection.
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Uruguayan referee Cunha Andres is very emphatic, as he is about everything, in telling them to cut it out.
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When I mentioned this to my financial planner, she told me to cut it out in no uncertain terms.
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It is also expected to cut it further to 5.15% over the coming months to revive a slowing economy.
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Doesn't cut it National Mustard Day is tomorrow, and you can celebrate by eating (checks notes) ... mustard ice cream?
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Any avatars that deliver important news or require actual credentials to understand the nuances of emotions won't cut it.
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While on the series, Kitsch sported his long hair, and once the show ended, he cut it all off.
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Freeman's statement indicates Dow shot Jensen before placing her body in a warehouse, where he cut it into pieces.
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Trump has criticized China's record trade surplus with the United States, and has demanded that Beijing cut it immediately.
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Expert experience suggests that, either way you cut it, it's a difficult set of decisions that's stacked against developers.
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"I actually cut it out to send to my colleagues," Silver said, thrusting the folded-up newspaper at me.
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So can plain soap and water cut it when respiratory viruses from the flu to coronavirus are going around?
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After plucking the duck — my sole contribution to the process — Zach cut it up and left it to sit.
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Schraeder said that even here, GumGum's foundation in image analysis remains important, because simple keyword detection won't cut it.
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Unconvinced I could cut it as a reporter, Jones offered me a full-time position as a video editor.
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I cut it off when I graduated because for auditions, it put me in too much of a box.
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This one began on New Year's Eve and ended on Thursday, when a seacliff collapsed and cut it off.
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No matter how you cut it, Pence's decision to stay at Trump's hotel will put money in Trump's pocket.
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The Jazz mounted one final rally and cut it to 287-278 on a 3-point play from Gobert.
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Back in Montreal, the WowWee executives debated the price cut; it would mean sacrificing significant profit on each monkey.
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Geir" — Geir Gulliksen, one of Norway's leading novelists and Ullmann's editor of 20 years — "told me to cut it.
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Her only salvation was the Hound, who yanked the monster back by the chain and cut it in half.
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"Italian-ness" isn't going to cut it, and besides, that's what Alfa's stablemate Maserati already has going for it.
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We're told he wants more money, and the Disney perks he was offered instead of cash didn't cut it.
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Pittsburgh cut it to 83-1 in the second on Williams' two-out RBI single with the bases loaded.
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While Apple is going all-in on its cheaper smartphone, Samsung seems to have cut it from its lineup entirely.
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But music discovery is inherently social, and the desktop little ticker of what friends are playing on doesn't cut it.
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Engineers will attempt to lift the 140-meter long ferry from the water without having to cut it into pieces.
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If your bread is still soft on turkey day, cut it into cubes and bake at 350° for 15 minutes.
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I've spent hours standing in a hallway, waiting to a conversation to end, knowing the game will cut it off.
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If your favorite team scores a goal and your feed is five seconds behind, it's not going to cut it.
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Other days you'll have a bit more time, but transportation to and from the gym can cut it too close.
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By the time I left office, I cut it back by 22020%, but I should've done it faster and sooner.
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"I've waited far too long to grow my hair out to cut it, so this is all changeable," Khloé said.
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When I go through a magazine or newspaper and there's an image that attracts me, I immediately cut it out.
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"A social media post won't cut it and I will not minimize their magic by pretending it will," she wrote.
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When the virtual town's ribbon is cut it will mark another small step towards equality for all sexualities in China.
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Klingberg cut it to 3-2 at 12:01 when he scored from the right-wing boards with Murray screened.
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Garcia singled in Tyler Saladino from third with two outs in the bottom half to cut it to 2-1.
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Indonesia cut its benchmark interest rate twice and India cut it once in 2017, boosting the prices of their bonds.
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No, we're not saying someone told the cookie company to cut it out with the new additions, far from it.
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A few lapel pins aren't going to cut it in the face of verbal recognition coming from a physical pulpit.
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Conversely, infrastructure is going to become increasingly important as LTE and constrained fiber-optics internet connections won't cut it anymore.
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"Will cult-classics like Buffy and Angel cut it, or will Facebook need to step up its game?" he said.
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A flat, unsorted list doesn't cut it with email or to-do lists or even your agenda for the day.
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What it has built, and what's on its now-revealed road map for the next two years, doesn't cut it.
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If North Korea wants diplomacy, it should know that half-measures and spin about its nuclear program won't cut it.
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Governments have raised discretionary spending during booms, to placate clamorous constituents, then cut it during busts, to appease jittery creditors.
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Despite the size of RWAs cut, it is self funded with target CET1 (common equity Tier 1) ratio at 12.5%.
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If you want to retire early, just setting and forgetting when it comes to your savings strategy won't cut it.
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Claiming she just used some lip liner wasn't going to cut it anymore and came clean about her cosmetic enhancements.
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" Kim recognizes that their project needs to go further, and that "explaining things at face value doesn't cut it anymore.
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With the Bills heading into Week 17, scrambling for playoff contention, the words "I don't know," don't really cut it.
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ME: If you don't cut it out and have fun, I'm going to kick you in the A-S-S.
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After he started pulling on hair to get her attention, Emma cut it short enough that he couldn't grab it.
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"He owes us an apology, and claiming it was just a slip of the tongue doesn't cut it," she said.
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"We don't know if they will offer a consistent yield or if they could cut it almost immediately," Goldberg says.
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When one iPhone just won't cut it, you can use AmpMe to connect with other phones at the same time.
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You abuse your genius, your particular glorious talents by sloppiness, excess, failure to cut it to the bone, affectations, etc.
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"The sheer amount that was taken on Arthur has forced us to cut it to 2 to 1," he said.
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Sourdough toast, too, can cause jaw ache and wrist pain when attempting to cut it with a knife and fork.
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