Although, if it's cool, I might do a bit now.
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"I can do a bit of trick roping," he says.
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It's probably trying to do a bit of both here.
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She had to do a bit of snooping to find out.
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But it might be better to do a bit of trimming.
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So, let's do a bit of tech news before I go.
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BOGART They do a bit of a PopAction class every morning.
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In the U.K. we tried to do a bit of this.
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I also do a bit of simple meal prep for the week.
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Something you do a bit too often, and wish you could quit.
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But now, I have to do a bit of work for it.
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You can do a bit of rudimentary messaging and some fitness tracking.
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That's an invitation for Clinton to do a bit of the same.
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If you want to maximize your gains, do a bit of both.
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You just have to be willing to do a bit of work.
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The Spot can do a bit more than tell the time, though.
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So I do a bit of research on Google, Pinterest, Tumblr, and YouTube.
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I walk home and do a bit more work before going to sleep.
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Don't be afraid to do a bit of research to make a determination.
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I do a bit of window-shopping on the way to the grocery store.
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But if you do a bit at a time, you can get through it.
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I get home, eat avocado toast, and decide to do a bit of cleaning.
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I journal and then do a bit of meditation before passing out around 2.
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Before I take the jump, though, I decide to do a bit of exploring.
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Hutchins still has to do a bit of work to really optimize his rewards.
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Feel free to call a few times and do a bit of window shopping.
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And he should do a bit more of it before he makes his next gift.
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I hop onto the computer and check email/Slack and do a bit of work.
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I log back in quickly to do a bit more work and then pass out.
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I'll look into it, do a bit of background, and it will go from there.
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"Barberette is the first place where I can do a bit of everything," she says.
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At home, I do a bit of essay work and then a quick exercise video.
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He wants voters to do a bit of trust transference -- remember the sane Obama years?
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There was a start-up atmosphere, so everyone got to do a bit of everything.
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If you can, do a bit of research on the company that makes the smartphone.
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Then, when I wasn't doing either of them, I'd go to "Conan" and do a bit.
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Google Trends is an interesting tool, but please do a bit more research before using it.
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Then, with Midge being Midge, she starts to do a bit and gives jokey radio announcements.
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The best solution is to do a bit of both, largely with the aid of technology.
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That comes at a price: they can do a bit of everything but excel at nothing.
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That's when he leaned in, tried to kiss me, and attempted to do a bit more.
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The idea here is to do a bit of prep work each night while making dinner.
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Yes, I do a bit of styling with that client but it's not really my forte.
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We do a bit of walking around the windy steps before heading back to the dock.
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We do a bit of driving and then stop in a local market to look around.
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Those standards vary, and you have to do a bit of homework about who accepts what.
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"I do a bit of weights, too," he said, grinning and gesturing toward his lithe frame.
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Clinton do a bit better among white voters, since there's a huge generational split in that group.
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That&aposs when he leaned in, tried to kiss me, and attempted to do a bit more.
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Luckily, my realtor is also a friend who doesn't mind having to do a bit of handholding.
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You can answer a phone call or block a phone call, and do a bit more, too.
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And I still do a bit of writing, and I help a bit with studio work sometimes.
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I do a bit of work in bars, which helps because that's where half my clients are.
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NPH: I stay up later and may do a bit of work or catch up on emails.
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That's a large enough share for tariffs to do a bit of damage, but certainly not catastrophic.
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Europeans do a bit better, keeping almost half of their municipal trash out of landfills on average.
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The companies all either employ doctors, contract with a physician network or do a bit of both.
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And yet, my response: It's absolutely worth it, provided you're prepared to do a bit of planning.
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"I like to do a bit of a mentalist thing on the people I meet," he says.
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You're also going to need to do a bit of soldering and detailed electronics assembly for this one.
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Now and again I do a bit of modeling and I've got into DJing, which I really love.
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If you want to do a bit of everything, it's nice to have a versatile, fast zoom lens.
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I'd smoke a bunch of crack, do a bit of meth and just sit there and freak out.
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The company also plans to do a bit of hiring, with a particular focus on developers and engineers.
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There was a similar timer feature before, but the routines feature is meant to do a bit more.
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For frugal travelers, there are some smart alternatives if they are willing to do a bit of homework.
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"Don't be afraid to ask questions, talk to folks in the field and do a bit of research."
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The CDC recommends we all do a bit of both, even if nobody in your home is sick.
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You have to do a bit more searching than you would to find a cat or dog account, sure.
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Maybe these trumped-up rumors provide just the right circumstances for Nintendo to do a bit of soul-searching.
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That doesn't mean that it's not useful to do a bit of socializing with your colleagues after hours, though.
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On crime, he's probably free to do a bit more contextualizing, explaining how big a problem crime was then.
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And with millions of people visiting every year, it might pay to do a bit of planning before visiting.
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Now, if you want to find doga in your city, you're going to have to do a bit of Googling.
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"The previous fund here, MJ, had to kind of do a bit of an end-around" with its backers, ETF.
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That being said, you still have to do a bit of shifting in your life to get the best results.
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As long as you do a bit of research ahead of time, you'll be able to score some serious discounts.
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We've only got so much time left, so I want to do a bit of a policy lightning round here.
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He did beat Klitschko and fell off ... He beat him, but he gotta do a bit more than that, though.
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"Instead of Democrat activists and their friends attacking @Moody4Gov, maybe they should do a bit of research first," Littlefield tweeted.
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No matter how many funds you're offered, you'll need to do a bit of research before you make your selections.
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"They can go skiing in the morning, and then do a bit of work in the afternoon," Ms. Staley said.
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Workers looking to enter the industry will need to do a bit of research to find out their specific state requirements.
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Outside of the Google Cloud, though, developers will have to do a bit of integration work to make everything run smoothly.
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The two of us opted to do a bit of a news run, so strap in for a host of topics.
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We believe that many banks have to look and to do a bit of introspection into how they want to be.
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You're going to have to do a bit of work, because the airline has hid the free tickets on its website.
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Since the technology is integrated at a chip level, AMT can do a bit more than other software-enabled management tools.
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Publishers will have to do a bit of extra work, and publish both signed and un-signed versions of their stories.
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If we can do a bit better tomorrow, we will be doing much, much better than we have ever done before.
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This man had the look of a gentleman tinkerer, someone who might do a bit of scribbling in his spare time.
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If you missed out on the original Destiny, you can do a bit of lore catch up if you're so inclined.
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When looking for somewhere to live, most people do a bit of research about the area they're thinking of moving into.
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"It is like democracy is a bottle someone can threaten to smash and do a bit of damage with," Smith writes.
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The world could do a bit more stability amongst the frankly horrifying rollercoaster we've been on over the past few years.
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But without the fillip of incumbency, the neophyte Republican candidates vying to fill seats are sure to do a bit worse anyway.
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We wanted to show that body hair is a choice; shave it, wax it, grow it, or do a bit of both.
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If you do a bit of kitchen knife research, you will soon discover a recurring theme, as well as some odd advice.
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You do a bit more jumping or alternatively you just go get throat cancer and that works well as a weight reduction.
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If it's slow, I might ride by the Surrey and Carlyle to keep the legs fresh and do a bit of branding.
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Over the next few weeks, I'd do a bit of that, but not enough to make me change my morning eating habits.
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You can even do a bit of trail scrabbling in an elevated, all-wheel drive "soft-roader" like the Jaguar I-Pace.
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Like all things, performance go in waves, but the computers will need to do a bit better to justify all this interest.
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"We can do quite a bit, and we will do a bit, but 'impossible' we cannot do," Mr. Hatz said at the time.
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But a black quarterback kneeling during the national anthem is low-hanging fruit for politicians who want to do a bit of grandstanding.
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I do a bit of online shopping and see an art print that my brother would love so I have to get it.
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When you do a bit of digging into their habits what you find is that many billionaires do several of the same things.
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I do a bit on stage sometimes where I say that Trump, in his incompetence, will turn America into a third world country.
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Even though wolves don't have that muscle, they have a lot of other muscles so they can do a bit of the look.
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To stop falling further into debt, absent growth, the government needs to collect more money, cut spending, or do a bit of both.
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So if the real market is going down 10 percent, tech may do a bit more than that in the very short term.
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Vanguard lists these numbers right next to the name of each of your holdings, but Fidelity makes you do a bit more digging.
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He's raising an extreme position from which he might do a bit of climbing down if the Chinese were amenable to making other compromises.
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We decide to try to do a bit anyway and get one garden done before it's too warm and the ground is softening up.
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Google can do a bit of math itself of course, but Wolfram Alpha covers fractions, probabilities, and other advanced calculations in much more depth.
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But at times, Tacoma tries to do a bit too much, getting away from the personal, scrappy feel that made Gone Home so memorable.
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I can't do all the karate kicks, and all those things that the boys do, but I can do a bit of hip-shaking.
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Our favorite all-around unisex pick for those who plan to do a bit of everything is Ray-Ban's Clubmasters with an aluminum frame.
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This could mean that Mr. Trump will do a bit better than expected in contested states with substantial black populations, like Ohio and Florida.
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Before I close my eyes, I do a bit of light reading — Malachy McCourt's "Death Need Not Be Fatal" is oftentimes near at hand.
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Sometimes it can actually help to do a bit of research and use a different partner airline that is part of the same alliance.
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In the coming days, I imagine Sean Spicer will do a bit of both, until he pens his book deal or his TV contract.
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As a result, the Swedish IRS paid its share of our recent remodeling bill — and I didn't have to do a bit of paperwork.
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Karpas first heard about the ISF Incubator from a mentor who'd encouraged him to do a bit of digging through the intellectual property on offer.
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Well, we have to do a bit of table napkin probability math to understand* (feel free to skip ahead if you just want the answer).
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We always do a bit of a twist on ours so we've got chili with our hot cross buns this time, which is really delicious.
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But, unlike the cellphones of the olden days, the new Razr's "Quick View" display can do a bit more than just show you who's calling.
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It felt like you were going out to a club in a way but having to do a bit of work at the same time.
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Framed art looks the most professional, and if you're willing to do a bit of crafting, Goodwill frames can be cheap and easy to repurpose.
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As I reached the ripe, wizened era of my early teens, though, I just started being able to do a bit more of the puzzle.
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Getting companies to trumpet domestic production or do a bit more of it at the margin could only be good for employment and perhaps public confidence.
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Whenever I wanted to do an activity that cost money, I'd do a bit of Googling to see if there was a free or cheaper alternative.
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"What's really motivating investors is the general tendency in events like this for the status quo to do a bit better on polling day," he added.
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It being roughly the middle of the year, we decided to do a bit of a run through the first two-quarters' worth of tech IPOs.
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In the meantime everyone except Windows 10 users should start Skyping like never before and recording everything to do a bit of system stressing for Microsoft.
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If you're in the market for a high-ticket item, do a bit of research ahead of time so you don't get upcharged at a retailer.
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In each case the story runs into big trouble if you do a bit of homework; if not completely wrong, it needs a lot of qualification.
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Still, the ruling may force lawmakers to do a bit more homework — and make sure their legal arguments are really sound — before they approve a map.
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Sometimes I'll do a bit of earth-tone eye shadow under my cheekbone for shadowing, but I don't do blush, and I'm not an eyeliner girl.
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"In my ideal world India should do a bit less renewable and a bit more coal for the next 10-15 years," Mr Subramanian said in May.
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Now, we all know that before any award can be presented at one of these things, the people presenting it must do a bit of some sort.
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He was that rare basketball player who could literally do a bit of everything, and entered the league as a player with the potential to change it.
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"Be selective about what you want to buy and do a bit of research to see what the average price of the product has been," he said.
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I guess, to be fair, the internet was pretty new, and men had to do a bit of work to look at images of half-naked women.
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FLORENCE, Nov 27 (Reuters) - LVMH, the world's biggest luxury goods company, will do "a bit better" in 2018 than this year, the group's managing director said on Monday.
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News about the upcoming episode, Ben and Lauren admit that they tried to do a "bit of soul searching with Chad" while they were all in the woods.
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You may have to do a bit more searing, a bit more roasting, and perhaps work with some trickier ingredients (scallops, for example, are a disaster if overcooked).
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Click here to view original GIFA diver, jumper, and all-around daredevil who goes by 8Booth decided to do a bit of creative trespassing near California's Crystal Cove.
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This idea is still in development, but the basic premise is we'd like to do an episode that's primarily improvised dialogue (which we do a bit of already).
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Even other social media outlets friendly to porn, like Reddit and Tumblr, do a bit more to sequester images of people fucking from the rest of their content.
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The menu tries to do a bit of everything, from Bay-seasoned crab chips (hey, it's Maryland) to smoked prime rib (too large to finish, though we tried).
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I thought that would be an easy way for us to do a bit of recording without making a whole album, which I'm not that keen to do.
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That's not much of an issue on the desktop, where you can easily install an extension, but on mobile, I'd like the company to do a bit more.
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You may need to do a bit of traveling to find such a shop, but it is well worth venturing afar, if just for the intoxicating olfactory experience.
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I don't know if our bathtubs are dirtier than everyone else's but I always end up needing to do a bit of scrubbing to get them completely clean.
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Mr. Colbert bumped up against the latter when he hosted the Emmys last week and decided to do a bit with the former Trump press secretary Sean Spicer.
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That probably had something to do with Trump's aggression and disregard for debate rules, as well as the need to do a bit of on-air fact-checking.
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You may have heard about billion- and trillion-FPS cameras in the past, but those were likely "streak cameras" that do a bit of cheating to achieve those numbers.
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Ever since I got my first laptop back in the mid-2000's, I've been on a quest for a mobile computer that can do a bit of everything.
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If you want a pair of uncomplicated buds that can do a bit of heavier lifting when you find nicer music, the F5s are a good set to consider.
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The policy also doesn't take taxes and shipping fees into account, which means that customers looking for the best deal will naturally have to do a bit of math.
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Now, Google's Assistant is an improvement on the previous voice search features on Android, in that it's able to do a bit more and control your smart home devices.
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The singer always seems to have a near-magical ability to tap into her fans' deepest emotions, whether she's making us laugh, cry, or do a bit of both.
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Yet, instead of only receiving some traffic tips and advice, Kelly got a message from a kind stranger who wanted to do a bit more to help the family.
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Contrary to Hiatt's caterwauling, the exploding deficit isn't going to irreparably harm the country—and may do a bit of good for those who need the help the most.
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If you like to do a bit of comparison shopping before booking anything, there are plenty of travel websites you can turn to for the best last-minute deals.
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At the end of its life, Street Fighter IV had two levels of focus attack, with long windups that would also do a bit of damage if they connected.
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With other adjustable bases, I tended to default to the presets that the company had already provided, whereas with Leesa, I was forced to do a bit more experimentation.
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Nicholas Batum can do a bit of everything on the floor and is one of Charlotte's defensive anchors, but the team could use a bit more scoring from him.
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We did do a bit of America-bashing, although it was mostly just government and foreign policies we went after because I do have a lot of American friends.
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To gain a degree in dabbing, students should at least have to dip into sociological dab studies, or do a bit of basic reading around the history of dabbing.
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Dalic must've heard us: Rebic comes off and Andrej Kramaric — the goal-scorer against Russia the other day in the quarters — comes on to do a bit of running.
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But until more people begin asking the question, "What unique perspective might the obese person have to offer?" no amount of fat activism will do a bit of good.
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The United States has publicly come to Turkey's defense, and there are some signs that the Trump administration may want to do a bit more to back up Turkey.
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Before the game began, the Nuggets decided to do a bit of needling in the Lakers direction, posting images of Los Angeles center Anthony Davis and Nuggets center Nikola Jokić.
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Remi Kolawole: Rai ended up coming through to Melbourne to do a bit of work with Sensible J. And so he'd come around to do some collaboration stuff with me.
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I do a bit of session work, and I think sometimes people mistake this for a band I'm actually "in", when in reality it's just a one-off paid job.
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So for one night in January, the kind men of around the 18th century agreed to do a bit of child-minding, or possibly even lift a finger at home.
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Judging from his playful answers to Grinch trivia questions in the exclusive clip above, the 42-year-old actor might need to do a bit more studying on the subject.
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You can go heavier on the highlighting or do a bit more shaping in the nose if you are a contour person, but keep the middle of your face neutral.
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As far as Parisian life goes, sometimes I do a bit of field recording in the street, but I don't remember ever gathering material that struck me as specifically French.
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In 2012, President Obama's share of the vote tracked very closely with the result of contested House races, albeit with Democratic and Republican incumbents tending to do a bit better.
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It films in 4K and takes nice shots at 12MP, which makes it an awesome action camera for anyone who wants to do a bit more than take holiday snaps.
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If and when I get to do it again, I'm definitely going to do a bit of strength training for my shoulder, that was the thing that would go first.
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A. Some smartphone apps that are designed specifically for scanning or capturing digital versions of photographic prints can do a bit more than just take a picture of the picture.
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Billionaire investor Ray Dalio, the founder of the world's largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, advises young people to do a bit of analysis before they agree to take out a loan.
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FLORENCE, Nov 27 (Reuters) - LVMH, the world's biggest luxury goods company, said the market will do "a bit better" in 2018 than this year, the group's managing director said on Monday.
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Now that you have the smart plug set up and can control it by voice or from your phone, it's time to learn how to do a bit more with it.
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Apple, not known for being shy about its willingness to do a bit of trolling at the expense of competitors, has a new privacy ad campaign that's basically one big subtweet.
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Opera worked wonderfully on radio, so it was easy enough to set up a few cameras, do a bit of panning, and package Carmen as a one-hour prime-time special.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Soccer fans craving a Kit Kat, Snickers or Bounty snack at Russia's World Cup soccer stadiums need to do a bit of lateral thinking to get their chocolate fix.
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I took a trip down to the company's headquarters to speak with founders, Aayush Phumbhra and Prabhanjan "PJ" Gurumohan, and to do a bit of preliminary due diligence on the company's product.
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The revamped Groups feature is a great way to find local community groups and a lot of the above organizations will have pages on Facebook, if you do a bit of searching.
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Early on, when Hamnet plucks someone from the audience to do a bit of "Hamlet" with him, it might be a disaster: child actor, random adult reading the role of Hamlet's father.
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"With the numbers last week being pretty poor, maybe the government will do a bit more stimulus than the market's expecting, so that might be a positive for the metals," Bhar added.
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Judge figured he'd have to do a bit of directing to get the proper response from these extras — that context-free flatulence wouldn't actually be that funny — but the kids surprised him.
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Now, the fourth-generation heirs hope to do a bit better with a retro-futuristic "hypertourer" called the Carmen — named after the granddaughter of Hispano Suiza's founder and mother of its current chief.
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This month isn't just about productivity and planning—you also need to catch up on sleep and do a bit of absolutely nothing, especially during the full moon in Aquarius on August 15.
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On the other hand, if you&aposre looking to do a bit more exploration with your cooking and are eager to try out new techniques, then Blue Apron is the one for you.
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"I think that in 2018 (LVMH) will do a bit better than in 2017," said Antonio Belloni on the sidelines of the opening of the group's first vocational training programme in Italy, in Florence.
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Before you support one of these facilities during June's National Zoo and Aquarium Month, especially if it is a zoo you have not visited before, it is best to do a bit of research.
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You may want to do a bit of research on the web before killing anything—particularly when it comes to plug-ins—to make sure you're not going to break anything along the way.
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Television's bizarre new habit began in earnest in September 2017, when former White House press secretary Sean Spicer and his podium rolled out onto the Emmys stage to do a bit about audience size.
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You'll have to do a bit of experimentation to balance file size and image quality for every GIF you make, but having this preview of the results can save you a lot of time.
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But everyone featured on the list has some combination of skill and influence that helped them pick up the most votes—even if we had to do a bit of shouting to get there.
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"I think that in 2018 (the market) will do a bit better than in 2017," said Antonio Belloni on the sidelines of the opening of the group's first vocational training programme in Italy, in Florence.
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I do a bit of work and eventually realize that, yes, I've slowed down, my thoughts are more in order, and I don't feel the manic need to run around like a headless chicken anymore.
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The iPad mini is not for people who want to do professional work on a tablet — it's for people who use it to consume content, play games and occasionally do a bit of light work.
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Assistant integration will do a bit to help invigorate the company, but expect to see Google do a much better job laying out what the future of wearables will look like under the new rebrand.
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Also, we've seen Cousins do a bit of this with the Kings: Most opponents will try to avoid switching Cousins and Davis' defenders, since the latter is lightning-quick and the former is ox-strong.
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But when Tuesday night's Season 6 Bachelor in Paradise finale saw three proposals, including the franchise's first same-sex couple in Demi Burnett and Kristian Haggerty, Lane had to do a bit of a scramble.
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Then we spend a couple of hours on our computers — I read a few articles, write a blog post on my last weekend trip, edit photos, scroll through Instagram, and do a bit of trip planning.
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"We would typically do a bit more of a shimmer on the inner corners and under the brow bone, but we went with a matte to tie in the white dress a little bit," he says.
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But instead of replicating the comic book version (although Beachler "loved that idea"), the team decided to do a bit of research into different insects and birds that could seamlessly integrate into a new plane design.
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Uber doesn't really want to build flying cars, but it wants to take advantage of them to expand its service offerings and potentially do a bit more to solve the growing problem on city traffic congestion.
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" So, she proposes an idea for the nonprofit, one that is totally Halsey: "Take Nick Jonas and sit him down in front of a camera and do a bit where he locates the female reproductive organs.
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Transferring miles to airline partners like Air Canada, Avianca, and Singapore Airlines will usually get you the most value, but you'll have to do a bit of work to uncover the best uses with each program.
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"What we are hoping is that we do a bit of both, get a loan from IMF and other loans from friendly governments," Khan told an audience at an investment conference in Saudi Arabia's capital, Riyadh.
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There's a stronger relationship between a district's presidential and House vote today than there was a decade ago, so Democrats will probably do a bit better in relatively blue districts and worse in deeply conservative districts.
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"If we get a stabilization in growth in 2020, the internationally oriented countries should do a bit better, especially if China looks a little more solid as it seems to," the firm's chief investment strategist said.
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For nature lovers who want to do a bit more than your average camping trip, Iceland can't be beat — there's the famous Blue Lagoon, Ring Road, dramatic black sand beaches, and, of course, the Northern Lights.
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"On the assumption that some deal is done, that would reduce uncertainty and, we think, cause people to take their finger of the pause button and do a bit more investment spending," Haldane was quoted as saying.
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If you didn't answer yes to any of those, AND if you're organized and willing to do a bit of paperwork gathering and spend a few hours in front of the computer, online prep could be fine.
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Sky wakes up at 10 for another feed and a diaper change, and when she's done, we get into bed and may do a bit of reading and watch some TV just to decompress from the day.
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Lord Mountbatten is one of those overlooked figures, so let's do a bit of demystifying to get a better idea of how Mountbatten's life really played out, and why you should pay attention to him on screen.
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You do, however, need to do a bit of work beforehand: You need two or three similar shots with different exposures for Fotor to be able to produce something usable, so this is more for professional photo takers.
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Because of its real-time collaboration features, the Google Docs editor isn't just a straight-up text field, after all, so the Grammarly team had to do a bit of extra work to make its service work there.
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He told Mashable via Facebook Messenger that he didn't expect all the "hype" from his kind act, but finding himself in a tough situation in recent weeks inspired him to do a bit of good for someone else.
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And then you get responses like this where even significant concerns around the Strait of Hormuz, actually, they do a bit around the oil price day-to-day, but they don't fundamentally lift it to a higher level.
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My husband, a stand-up comic, used to do a bit about a Comcast commercial in which a woman goes on a date with a little green alien; at the time, interracial human couples were taboo in advertising.
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My favorite has to be my old chum Beric Dondarrion's death in Season 3, when the Hound kills him in the cave duel and I got to do a bit of mumbling and bring him back to life.
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A few hundred accounts working together to do a bit of ad fraud produces a sort of digital footprint that might look similar to a a few hundred accounts working together to push a political narrative or sow discontent.
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" ðŸ™" By now you've probably heard of the hundreds of secret categories available on Netflix, but unfortunately, much like Starbucks and its secret drinks menu, you've got to do a bit of research and work to access them.
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While making returns more difficult for customers may actually do a bit of good for warehouse workers and the environment, it's important to note that that's likely not the reason these companies don't want you to return their stuff.
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Educating on an individual basis has its merits, but most of these options-financing firms are also trying to get HR departments at companies to do a bit of the marketing for them through partnerships with the startups themselves.
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In an attempt to set the bar higher and do a bit better than a half-assed apology, Edible Arrangements wants to help you salvage your relationship with a list of gifts for what they're calling National "I'm Sorry" Day.
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But my best friend, who is just ridiculously stylish and knowledgable about these sorts of things, told me that it's always a good thing to do a bit of concealer underneath your eyebrow and I think that's something that really helps.
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Because zodiac signs begin and end on a different day each year—which is only complicated by taking time zones into consideration—many people (including popular astrology writers and memelords) do a bit of guessing as to when signs begin.
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"You can still do the same amount of time per session, but you could always do a bit more, push a bit harder, do that one extra rep, lift a little bit more weight, stand from the squat faster," he says.
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" And I was like, "Look, women work in fields, women have children in war zones, but me standing with a crew going, 'Press record now because I'm going to do a bit of acting,' is not exactly the hardest thing.
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It's a multicultural celestial metropolis where our heroes do a bit of chasing and fighting, and its population includes some fine specimens of modern digital and prosthetic creature design as well as a few that are a bit, let's say, problematic.
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Not the kind of fighter who could do a bit on the inside and have his way on the outside, or vice versa, but a boxer whose inside game and outside game played off of each other and worked in synergy.
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I remember my grandma telling me to eat slower and wait for my food to cool before digging in, along with some other traditional Chinese medicine philosophies, so I do a bit of tidying up while I wait for my coffee to cool.
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Given that this tablet is essentially a Barnes & Noble-branded Android tablet, having a dock and keyboard should make it more useful for those devoted customers who would like their device to do a bit more than just read the latest bestseller.
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"I started missing a few balls and dropping a few short and he was able to dictate some of the points at the end so something I need to do a bit better," the 28-year-old said in an courtside interview.
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Mr. Scovel — whose stand-up set "The Charleston Special" was released this year on video — has long been known as an improvisational experimentalist, the kind of comic who might do a bit in complete darkness or spend minutes in a thick German accent.
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The US's GDP grew 2.1 percent in the fourth quarter of last year, and experts say it might do a bit worse at the start of 2020 than it did last quarter, but is unlikely to see negative growth, at least for now.
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"What we offer is a contemplative world where the patient goes on a guided tour, in interactive mode, to play music, do a bit of painting or work out a riddle," said Reda Khouadra, one of the 24-year-olds behind the project.
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And we decided to do a bit where he would interrupt the show, because I play a lot of '90s R&B on the show, somewhat ironically, but also, you know, you can't beat Montell Jordan's "This Is How We Do It." No, you cannot.
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USS John McCain President Trump tried to do a bit of damage control after reports that the White House Military Office and lower-level US Navy officials exchanged emails about moving the USS John McCain, a Navy war ship, ahead of Trump's recent Japan visit.
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Surely, her curiosity about her son's dramatic (and sudden) demise will prompt her to do a bit of sleuthing; and, because she's, to steal a phrase from Kravitz, "Meryl fucking Streep," we have a feeling she's going to accomplish what she set out to do.
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I got a nice surprise that one of the jobs I applied for on Friday wants an interview tomorrow (!!!), so I do a bit of research on them, although I'm already pretty familiar because this is one of my top choices for places to work.
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"Country Music" rolls its eyes at the tension between the genre imagining itself as an unvarnished platform for America's rural storytelling and being an extremely marketable racket where people from all parts of the country, from all class levels, do a bit of cosplay.
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ALD: Even at Founders Fund, I was interested in both the investment side and operations side and I'd wanted to move out of my legal role and had the opportunity to do a bit of that as the fund was growing so much during [my time there].
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Yes, it can technically do a bit more than that â€" you can add your Amazon account to use Alexa skills and perhaps future functionality â€"  but if you're not planning on spending a lot of time video chatting, there's no point in getting one.
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"South Africa still has a lot of challenges and there is the Fitch rating decision to come this month, but they haven't been downgraded ... cyclically there is still room for the rand to do a bit better," said Dominic Bunning, emerging markets FX strategist at HSBC.
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Finally, the brand new version of Microsoft Edge keeps cache and cookie options under the Settings entry on the app menu: Click Privacy and services, then Clear cookies, history, passwords, and more to find the options you need to do a bit of a browser spring clean.
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People who have never had to face the fire, once they get out there and they start being the target of the vitriol and hatred that comes against anybody who criticizes Trump, that's going to cause a number of people to do a bit of soul-searching.
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Touch controls are automatically adapted to the mouse and keyboard, but app makers can choose to do a bit of extra work for their Catalyst apps to fit in better with other Mac apps with things like menu bar controls, toolbar shortcuts, Touch Bar support, or translucent sidebars.
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And with so many vehicles in need of some TLC, Americans could stand to do a bit of brushing up on how to take care of their cars a little better -36 percent of those studied said they don't know the first thing about fixing a flat tire.
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The 488 Spider is a convertible and it's fast and it's sexy and I could explain how it's different than the previous car — actually I will do a bit of that — but it won't really won't mean a damn thing to you unless you've been in a Ferrari before.
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It gives the U.S. Soccer Federation the most time to do a bit of a search and find a candidate who can improve on the team's basics, although reports are that former U.S. coach and current LA Galaxy coach Bruce Arena is the leading candidate to replace Klinsmann.
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Over the course of a couple of races, I adjusted to the game's sensitivity to my turns of the steering wheel, and with the gear-changing paddles serving as controller buttons, I was able to even do a bit of drifting and sabotage some poor souls racing ahead of me.
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That basically means the last investors like Advance Publications and Wellington Management will do a bit better than break even (due to the "preference stack") while early investors like Maveron and Initialized Capital should make sizable returns (the Series A post-money valuation, for example, was just around $20 million).
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And instead of saying, well, humanity survived the last three massive and violent economic upheavals, if we (the economists and managers writing such reports, namely) put our heads down then we will get through this one too, maybe we can apply the lessons of history and do a bit better this time.
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The SN30 PRO is just $50.5) GimbalImage: ZhiyumChances are you do a bit (or a lot) of filming on your smartphone, and adding a hand-held gimbal to the mix can really make a difference to the smoothness and quality of your finished clips—it's a better investment than a selfie stick, anyway.
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I know it's possible to get through this, raise really well-adjusted kids, handle financial matters, have everybody for Thanksgiving, sometimes do a bit of a family vacation crossover together, and have a really good, meaningful life where your kids have a lot of people that love them and care about them.
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The services are betting that Mr. Trump will eventually win a large enough chunk of the money so that they can do a bit of everything, like reversing recent declines in the number of soldiers and Marines and breaking logjams over how many high-tech jets and ships they can afford to build.
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Don't smoke, do exercise, don't be overweight, because they're actually way more important—the things that predict whether you're going to die young aren't whether or not you do a bit of coke on the weekend or have the odd spliff—it's whether you're fat, whether you smoke, your family history, and your socioeconomic status.
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You have to do a bit of work before you can really get started — the vault is under attack by raiders, and swarming with not-so-friendly feral ghouls — but eventually you meet a Vault 88 scientist who, thanks to the wonders of nuclear radiation, has spent centuries dreaming of building the perfect vault.
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She would later find out that her father had once had a spot there as a D.J. (In a sense, she followed in those footsteps, hosting the program "JazzSet" for many years on NPR.) As is typical of Ms. Bridgewater, she sees the album as a way to do a bit of advocacy work.
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This puts Oculus in a shitty situation where it really is just going to end up pissing off everybody yet again as it strives to keep the bundled all-in-one price lower than the sum of its parts, which they will be able to do (a bit) by getting rid of the Xbox One controller.
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I feel like they both make quite varied music – they do a bit of party stuff I'll put on when I'm pre-drinking, but they also make a lot of music you could listen to by yourself at 2AM, which is usually when I listen to most of my music because I go to sleep at 3AM every night.
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Even in today's constantly connected world there are a number of web apps that work offline, most of them made by Google to ensure Chromebooks don't turn into bricks whenever the web goes down: Google Drive lets you create and edit documents while you're offline, and you can even do a bit of light emailing with the Gmail Offline add-on.
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And the other was a totally unexpected spoiler from new cast member Anson Mount, who plays Pike: the new season would also do a bit of necessary retconning and bring back Number One, the female second-in-command from the original Star Trek pilot whose role was scrapped by the studios in favor of Leonard Nimoy's Spock because 1960s Hollywood was sexist as hell.
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The fun of playing Bart is that many people do a bit of a double-take when they learn that the most famous 10-year-old boy on television is voiced by an adult woman, who was pregnant when she auditioned for the role, in her early 30s when The Simpsons began, and is now a grandmother as the series enters its 29th season.
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These tools will be lifesavers for those who want the upgrade process to be as smooth and as automated as possible, though some of you will want to take a more hands-on approach to deciding where the apps and data appears on your new computer—not least because it's a good opportunity to do a bit of spring cleaning and perhaps get rid of some redundant files and apps you don't need any more.
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