It's not something the manufacturers do out of malicious intent.
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But this school year, 14 do, out of 17 high schools district-wide.
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"To me, fishing was something you do out of a canoe," he says.
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The expectations were out of whack, and Wall Street doesn't do out-of-whack well.
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They argue much less out of partisan ideology than they do out of practical utility.
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But we were running into limits with what we could do out of the main fund.
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Both phones are likely to work with Google Fi, as all Pixels do out of the box.
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I want something deeper and more complex, just like I do out of the movies I watch.
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How do out-of-competition test failures influence their decisions of when and how to overturn wins?
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Upon closing, "they'll be things we'll be able to do out of the gate," Merlo told CNBC.
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You get a lot more breadth out of the computers than you do out of the humans.
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Trump may think that acting corruptly is just something that Presidents do, out of habit or opportunity.
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Last month, Sprint made a big to-do out of launching its 5G network in New York City.
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I'm also thinking about what I could do out of this sport and what this sport has given me.
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The idea for Guesty came about like many of the best startup ideas do: out of a personal need.
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It wasn't spmething I was trying to do out of any disrespect or ill-manner or anything like that.
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What we're saying is that hunting for a new broadband deal isn't necessarily something you would do out of choice.
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"Sometimes, these things we do out of habit are unproductive and make us feel guilty about feeling lonely," she says.
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We met in the parking lot outside his dorm and kissed hello, quickly, like something you do out of habit.
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What it does have to do, out of respect for them as human beings, is provide defensible reasons for declining them.
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I am really inspired by individuals who consistently do out-of-the-box work; work that makes you wonder, think, question.
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"I don't think democracy allows for this Congress to be do out of step with the American public for long," he said.
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" "I don't have many superstitions, but I do have a few things I like to do out of routine and habit before a game.
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"That was money that was paid by his lawyer, the way I would do, out of his law firm funds," he said on Fox News.
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You never know what your ball's going to do out of your hand, and I felt like I was able to command it pretty good tonight.
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Even so, these baseline capabilities give Echo speakers and displays a slight edge over what the Google Home and Apple HomePod can do out of the box.
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The one area in which they have shown a little creativity is in keeping people who might do a better job than they do out of power.
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And while there is nothing wrong with fund companies wanting to make profits, the question for investors is how well they will do out of the deal.
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But the only time they show intriguing signs of life is when they do out-of-the-moment, symbolic dances choreographed by the production's director, Lee Sunday Evans.
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Take the to-do out of any Fourth travels by opting for one of the simplified trip ideas we've outlined ahead, according to what kind of vacationer you are.
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The idea is we should be creating the same interactions and the ease of our workday with technology in the office just like we do out of the office.
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"It depends really, if it is something we have to do, or if it is something we do out of our own initiative - these are two different things," he said.
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"Everything I invent, I do out of love," boomed Dr. NakaMats, who told me that his theory of invention is fueled by the emotion, and built up like a tiered pagoda.
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What they are urging Americans to do, "out of an abundance of caution," is to avoid areas within three miles of the river and have a plan in case of emergency.
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Hal did not believe she was actively trying to entertain Oliver with these stories, to score another amused, approving laugh, the way she'd heard his guests do out of some Pavlovian impulse.
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And you start to run the numbers and say, well — by the way, all this stuff you can do out of Wikipedia — what would you have to do to make this economically feasible?
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Guesty, a tech platform for property managers on Airbnb and other rental sites, raises $35M The idea for Guesty came about like many of the best startup ideas do: out of a personal need.
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"The most important factor for the gold market is what's going on in the United States with the economy, and what the Fed will do out of this data," LBBW analyst Thorsten Proettel said.
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Should Trump lose Nebraska, he'd then need to make up that 6900-delegate shortfall — which he technically could do out of South Dakota, Montana and/or California, but that wouldn't be easy to accomplish.
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Plenty of men get as much, if not more, pleasure out of prostate stimulation or other oft-neglected erogenous zones than they do out of their penises, and so focus their sexual play there.
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They said I could make a lot of money doing just that, which I opted to do out of my dorm for about two years, because the tuition where I go is about $50,000 a year.
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"Part of it is the electorate is different and their attitudes are different but women have a lot harder time coming out of the Republican primaries than they do out of the Democratic primaries," Lake said.
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Personally, sex without kink becomes sort of a thing you just do out of habit and can become very routine and uninspiring, which ultimately can have a negative effect on the relationship and sex positivity in general.
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That was money that was paid by his lawyer, the way I would do, out of his law firm funds or whatever funds — it doesn't matter — and the president reimbursed that over the period of several months.
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As I seek to reinvent myself, questioning what I do out of habit and what I'm not doing that could be liberating, it's the voices of these younger men that I hear as I run on the treadmill today.
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We still do out-of-control teens shows, where we have these kids who want to run the streets and get pregnant and have babies at 14, but not as frequently because they don't rate as high as the paternity shows.
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People really don&apost have informal communication over email anymore, and it&aposs worth pointing out that many people think of politics as an interest or a hobby, rather than just something you volunteer to do out of civic duty.
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You can purchase additional cameras and sensors to beef up what the Ring Alarm kit can normally do out of the box, with Ring cameras, a flood and freeze detector, a smoke and carbon monoxide monitor, and more being available for purchase separately.
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This will allow it to mirror your screen to show whatever you want on the transparent glass display, which is great for letting you do things you can't do out of the box on CarPlay, for instance, like use mapping or navigation software not made by Apple.
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This could have put our foreign partners at risk of exposure, while also having a chilling effect on the work our own intelligence officers do out of fear that contributing to something that the President and his DNI don't like could put them in hot water.
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For one, she doesn't give her zombies a name — Andy and Kay don't even refer to the walking-dead issue, they just talk practical strategies, which feels like something parents might do out of instinct, and also feels a lot more natural than trading exposition or theories about the undead.
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It was an offer his team initially accepted, according to one report, only to turn it down soon after when Rippon, who said he first learned about all of this via social media, realized he would have to leave Team USA — something he felt he could not do out of respect for his teammates.
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THROW THAT IN, THOUGH, WITH A CHALLENGE, THE GOVERNMENT BY ENTERING INTO THE TIME WARNER/AT&T MERGER DISCUSSIONS HAS THROWN ALL THAT A WRENCH IN ANYONES PLANS I DONT KNOW HOW YOU COULD ANNOUNCE A BIG MEDIA DEAL TODAY AND HAVE ANY CONFIDENCE YOU KNOW WHAT THE GOVERNMENT IS GOING TO DO OUT OF LEFT FIELD.
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Ryan LeBrun's love of honey bees is emphatic, a necessary vice for his post at Bee Local, where LeBrun harvests Oregon's only single-origin honey, a career he began nearly six years ago before the honey outfit joined Portland-based Jacobsen Salt Co. Bee Local began as most small-batch businesses do, out of the owner's kitchen.
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Karl notes in the book that Kelly "agreed to allow me to quote this and other previously off-the-record remarks he made while he was chief of staff," a move that other Marine Corps generals previously on Trump's staff, including former Defense Secretary James Mattis, declined to do out of respect for the office of the presidency.
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Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (Calif.), the ranking Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, for not bringing the allegations to light sooner, something Feinstein says she decided not to do out of respect for Ford's request to maintain anonymity.
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Paramount gave him the starring role in The Good Fellows (1943). He went back to support parts for Frenchman's Creek (1944). He was going to do Out of This World on Broadway when he was offered the role of Edward VII in Mrs. Parkington (1944) at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
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There are three terrestrial TV broadcasting stations in the city: KBS Daegu Broadcast Station, Daegu MBC, and TBC. These are affiliated companies of central broadcasting stations in Seoul just like other local broadcasting companies in South Korea. TBC (Taegu Broadcasting Corporation) depends on SBS. They cover to Gyeongsangbuk-do out of the city.
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Maharajah calls Paramanandayya for advice. He tells the Rajah to hand over the mala to her, making her regain the sequence of events. He advises her to pray to Lord Siva to attain divinity (so she can go back to Heaven). Meanwhile, whatever the Sishiyas do out of ignorance turns out to be a good thing for the Paramanandayya family.
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The program is endowed by a $25 million gift from the Dyson family. It also receives annual state appropriations through the SUNY budget. As is the case with all students in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, in-state students pay a lower tuition than do out-of-state students. The program is based in Warren Hall which is owned and maintained by New York State.
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This is about an uncompromising artist and a professional who will stop at almost nothing to serve the art that she loves. She said it over and over again in many of her interviews: "It's not a question of discipline, it's a question of love, of what you do out of the passion for your art." And she's right. She was all about feeling — that's why I love this role so much.
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Knowing that his mother is still furious about Henry's affair and that Angus would hurt Sally if he knew her identity, Dorian frantically tries to keep the truth from his family. When Angus discovers Sally's identity, Beatrice visits her under the pretense of making amends. Dorian is terrified of what Angus might do out of a misplaced loyalty to their crazy mother. Sure enough, he arrives at Sally's house in the attack helicopter.
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In the version known to the Christian Middle Ages, a king wrote in his will that his corpse should be tied to a tree and his three sons told to shoot arrows at it. Whichever hit nearest his heart was to inherit the kingdom. The two elder sons shot arrows, but the youngest refused to do, out of love and respect for his father. The appointed judges of the contest declared him the winner, and so the new king.
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They could do things they might not usually do out of shyness, individual morality, self-consciousness, or other factors. Due to reduced feelings of accountability, and increased feelings of group cohesion and conformity, these group members could act in a manner of non-normative ways. Deindividuation often occurs without face-to- face interaction and is a prevalent feature of the internet. The loosening of normal constraints on behavior caused by deindividuation thrives within online environments and contributes to cyberbullying behavior.
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Husson has also discovered her secret as a potential, though unwilling, client. After one of his associates tracks Séverine to her home, Marcel visits her there and threatens to reveal her hidden identity, but Séverine persuades him to leave. Husson visits Severine and assures her of his discretion, but she cannot believe him. She discovers Husson has arranged to meet Pierre in the square outside Notre Dame Cathedral; she hastily visits Marcel and asks him to kill Husson, which he agrees to do, out of love for her.
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As an officiant, he is also responsible for Len, after Chrom's death, and Ryu. Silva has five familiars, who are luminous totems that have refined themselves for over 500 years, and collectively known as the Silver Arms. Each possesses their own personality and they often converse with Silva during matches and are very analytical. Silver Horn is an American Bison spirit attached to Silva's right leg who can increase Silva's kicking power by blowing out a blast of steam like how a normal bison would do out of his nose while Silver Tail, a coyote spirit attached to Silva's left leg, enhances his running speed.
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Enlisted personnel are not required to salute Auxiliarists but occasionally do (out of either misunderstanding or genuine respect), in which case Auxiliarists are expected to return all salutes given. The purpose of the Auxiliary's rank-style insignia is not to signify authority but to identify the Auxiliarist's position within the organization and recognize the responsibilities of elected and appointed leaders and staff officers. Past elected and appointed leaders are authorized to permanently wear the insignia of the highest office held if they held such office for at least half of its term. However, when an Auxiliarist no longer holds the office represented by the insignia worn, a "Past Officer Device" must be worn on the right pocket flap of the shirt or coat.
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Nevitt; Webster; Schama, 461–464 The exceptional freedom allowed to Dutch women amazed and usually horrified foreign visitors; according to the visiting Englishman Fynes Moryson: > ... mothers of good fame permit their daughters at home after they > themselves go to bed, to sit up with young men all or most part of the > night, banqueting and talking, yea with leave and without leave to walk > abroad with young men in the streets by night. And this they do out of a > customed liberty without prejudice to their fame whereas the Italian women, > strictly kept, think it folly to omit every opportunity they can get to do > ill.Quoted by Schama, 403 Many paintings have lightly worn allegorical schemes; a plate of food, tobacco pipe, musical instrument and a squeeze, kiss or slap will be enough to make any group into an Allegory of the Five Senses.Franits, 27, 31 Many may illustrate the endless supply of moralistic Dutch proverbs.
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Cable companies are required by the 1992 Cable Television Consumer Protection and Competition Act to negotiate for retransmission consent, usually paying broadcasters for the right to carry their signals. This provision, over time, has resulted in problems between pay television providers and companies that own subscription television services as well as those own and/or operate over-the-air television stations, as disagreements over terms in retransmission contracts sometimes arise during negotiations to renew and (occasionally) strike new agreements to carry certain channels. The carriage disputes that occur because of these differences typically result in broadcast stations or cable channels being pulled for a protracted period of time, often due to carriage fee increases that a provider may consider to be too expensive (since retransmission consent fees are a form of subscriber fee, any increase in fees that a provider carries will be passed on to the subscriber, which providers are hesitant to do out of concern that it may result in subscriber defections due to the resulting rate increases for program packages).
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To recover, Toto come on at the home of Paul, pretending to be the latter and creating other misunderstandings with his wife and with the busty maid of the same, but did not recover the money due to the arrival of the real Paul. Peter and Paul, respectively convinced that the other is joined at home by pretending to be him, should be reported to the prosecutor, so she goes to stage a surreal process without rhyme or reason, Toto is kidnapped by the host Oreste believing that Paul wants to do out of jealousy; Toto manages to escape with the help of the town drunkard, the only one who had seen Toto Paul is out of the house of the latter, but it had been believed that regularly drunk. Meanwhile, in court, in the general confusion, someone begins to suspect that there may be a third brother, in this case Peter is ready to give him his fishing hut and Paul his guns and his hunting dogs. At this point, Toto reaches the court to reveal the whole truth.
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