Even as things even out, they should just about even out.
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Even out here, there were things I couldn't allow myself.
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But experts expect the costs should even out by 2030.
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At this stage it's not even out of the ordinary.
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So I feel it will even out in the end.
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We assume exchange rates at some point will even out.
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I wasn't even out to my parents at that point.
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Plus, it can help even out your overall skin tone.
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Other projects will aim to even out the urban-rural divide.
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I didn't have the music; the song wasn't even out yet.
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Even out of jail Madelyn found it difficult to get help.
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Once that happens, Ross said, the U.S. economy will even out.
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And the evidence shows that these occurrences don't necessarily even out.
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Regression is real, and good luck tends even out over time.
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Then, even out your complexion with a tinted moisturizer or concealer.
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But, I've been planning this before the album was even out.
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But in the grand scheme of things, it will even out.
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Risk corridors were designed to even out the ACA's early days.
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Over time, the exfoliation can also even out your skin tone.
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B. covers my drink to even out me covering her brunch earlier.
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But funny enough, some of my favorite products aren't even out yet.
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We all buy each other drinks, so they kind of even out.
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We just have to even out those tough spots we've been hitting.
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One is to help even out the differences between richer and poorer.
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Apple hadn't released the iPod and Windows XP wasn't even out yet.
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He began ordering people into different lines to even out the flow.
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That's how luck works, and it tends to even out over time.
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The software works hard to even out the low light and highlights.
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Even out here in the weakened Democratic stronghold of Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
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Financially, the platform could even out part of discounts with less marketing budgets.
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We see him often enough that it will even out at some point.
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The ecobee3 can be controlled anywhere inside and even out of your house.
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Wang did not say when the country's gender ratio would eventually even out.
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The day starts on an emotional note, but things will even out soon.
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Things even out and you're feeling cute as the moon connects with Venus.
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The energy this morning is overwhelming, but things will even out later today.
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The actual game of the year, Super Mario Odyssey, isn't even out yet!
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"Many of us aren't even out of grad school by then," Sergio explained.
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Before Martinez was even out of middle school, Fernandez tapped him to run drugs.
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Yeo said he believes the differences in the conferences are starting to even out.
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Netflix's new show, Insatiable, is making people mad, and it's not even out yet.
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Kids these days know how to use iPhones before they're even out of diapers.
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In some cases, Apple will replace the phone for free, even out-of-warranty.
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You just have to be patient, let it happen, and let it even out.
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She went on a mission to invest in Juul, and even out her spending.
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Bolus insulin is what's needed to even out blood glucose levels after a meal.
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Orange and neroli essential oils stimulate rapid cell turnover and even out skin tone.
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In the end it will all even out - and it won't take very long!
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That normally would not be a big deal, or even out of the ordinary.
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Vitamin C serums can theoretically even out skin tone and prevent sun damage and wrinkles.
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It's not even out yet and people are calling his new device the anti-iPhone.
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The movie isn't even out yet, but Tran is already making history with the role.
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Plus, the spinning will help even out the temperatures on the spacecraft during its orbit.
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Keegan also cut her a check for $655k to even out the division of assets.
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Salads and soup will (hopefully) even out the damage we did this morning on breakfast.
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He continues to produce, even out of the No. 9 slot in the batting order.
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The greens are completely off, and it tries to even out the lighting too much.
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Changing allocations can keep more in your paycheck now, and even out your tax bill.
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Even out of character, he tugs on his sleeves and toys with a jacket zipper.
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It will probably even out at some point, and if it doesn't, that's okay too.
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Even out on the ice, they spend a lot of their time thinking in equations.
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You going to even out your ass tattoo ratio with one for the other cheek?
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Peele, who got a kick even out of being wrong, asked him for one, too.
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When we do this, we take the emotion, or the anxiety even, out of anxiety.
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They promise aggressive government programs such as universal health care to even out income distribution.
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D. texts me laughing that I'm already at work before she's even out the door.
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So look for these employment clusters to even out as the fields integrate over time.
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"It would all even out and we'd be back to very similar circumstances," he said.
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But things will even out on St. Patrick's Day, when we all experience a blackout.
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But, if the other pros are worth it to you, then it may even out.
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I asked for some advice on natural-looking makeup to help even out my complexion.
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Things do not even out, not really, but they do resolve, and they will resolve.
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Looks like they're tired of overpaying for cryptos and waiting for the market to even out.
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They never asked if they could take her for an overnight or even out to dinner.
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After that, the run behaved better: nothing obviously inexplicable, or even out of the ordinary, occurred.
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If you buy 36 creddits at a time, they even out to about $2.50 a pop.
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Economists once thought that, over time, inequalities between both regions and countries would naturally even out.
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I do think self-deprecating humor is a way to even out that a little bit.
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That will even out in the next week, with Miami currently on a six-game trip.
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You can use a clean liner brush to even out the edges and perfect blurry lines.
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"Why is it so hot here?" she texted before she was even out of the airport.
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Make sure to even out the ends of the strands if they are too thick. 11.
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"Using products with brightening and illuminating ingredients will help even out skin tone", Dr. Murad explains.
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We can see in just a few days alone, and the book's not even out yet.
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I felt confident wearing these on a walk, to pilates class, or even out to dinner.
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An off-the-shoulder blouse like this will help round and even out your surface shape.
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The vibe is moody early on, but things will even out later, especially in your relationships.
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I feel that those two colors together make the best color to even out my skin.
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"It wasn't that I was even out of favor when I was at Fox," he said.
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Democratic and market processes act to even out human fallibility and explore all sorts of possibilities.
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"Looks like Democrats are staffing up for impeachment before Mueller's report is even out," said Rep.
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But there were signs on Tuesday that the scales might eventually even out a bit. Gov.
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Even out of favor, Mr. Bannon has said he remains a champion of the president's agenda.
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Czaputowicz said Poland and other European countries should seek to even out trade imbalances with China.
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These results aren't persistent: over the course of a season, they even out for almost all players.
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Season 3 of The Crown isn't even out yet, and I'm already counting down until season 4.
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It's hard to say how many people are making the mistake when Classic isn't even out yet.
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In the meantime, we basically even out on the little things and consciously split the big things.
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Trump pressed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to even out a trade imbalance with the United States.
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In the NBA, there are all sorts of rules around how the dollars even out in trades.
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Why are they even out on shelves anyway if this is what happened when exposed to air?!
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The film isn't even out yet, but it's already been "certified fresh" with a 100% approval rating.
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It's a trip even more to know there's a lot of artists that aren't even out yet.
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Clearly visible, the base was out of rifle range, and even out of range of their big .
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The ACA tried to even out this variation by creating marketplaces in each state for these folks.
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That's when, "I felt like, OK things are starting to even out a little bit,'" said Bacon.
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It seems they're getting wise and waiting for the market to even out before buying in again.
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Wait times would even out over time once the backlog for Indian and Chinese nationals is cleared.
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The two come together to even out skin tone over time, leading to a more radiant appearance.
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The ingredient has been shown to reduce inflammation, kill acne-causing bacteria, and even out skin tone.
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Sometimes she rapidly alternates between both of those states, with no guarantee of when she'll even out.
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Not much, in my opinion, because you don't have the Euro here, so everything will even out eventually.
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In fact, she was even out Friday grabbing a cone with her grandparents in her Brentwood hood. Congrats!
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But those companies may have better security practices than some smaller companies, so the risk may even out.
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A couple of my band mates weren't even out of high school, and we just hit the road.
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Democrats in the state hope that as Nelson ramps up his own spending, the race will even out.
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It's a depilatory that will make your eyes turn a sparkling blue and even out your nasty moods!
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If I just open the doors and windows, everything will even out and I will solve global warming.
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She wasn't gay in the show, or even out at the time, but there was always a thing.
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The clamshell body made it easy for me get up and move around to even out my tan.
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Essential Phone had the notch before the iPhone X was even out — and a far smaller one, too.
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Trump's campaign has argued polls will even out soon, following a bump from last week's Democratic National Convention.
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"I'm hopeful we can reach most of those people even out in the middle of nowhere," she said.
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Other times, in an attempt to even out our ever-elusive cat-eyes, we over-draw our liner.
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Also, nothing says you're guilty more than making a counter report before the Mueller report is even out.
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And as some workers take home fatter paychecks, it is helping to even out inequality, if only slightly.
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These are firms, she believes, that will help the gender imbalance in finance&aposs upper echelon even out.
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"The fact that they're even out there is a sign that something's wrong," Scaramucci told The Jerusalem Post.
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The U.S. needs regulatory adjustments to even out the playing field for its businesses operating in European markets.
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The key difference is that the narrator here is still very young, not even out of high school.
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This way, the rising sun will help to partly melt any ice accumulation before you're even out of bed.
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The new movie isn't even out yet, but Paramount just officially confirmed a fourth entry in the reboot series.
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And Mr. Obama vehemently fought the notion that he was a socialist, or even out of the ideological mainstream.
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The iPhone X isn't even out yet and Apple is already being sued over one of its biggest features.
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The aim: Even out federal borrowing to avoid you or your student needing to take on more expensive debt.
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Malone said that Lions Gate's acquisition of Starz will help even out a hit-driven business and mitigate risk.
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They remove the stratum corneum, increase collagen and elastin, keep pores clean and appearing small, and even out discoloration.
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Manafort said that Trump's dropping poll numbers "were expected" and that he expected the numbers to even out soon.
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Over time, Kurzgesagt predicts things will even out everywhere and the exponential increase in population will begin to dip.
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The iPhone X isn't even out yet and there's already chatter about Apple's plans for the iPhone in 2020.
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Pump doctors will even use rolling pins on smaller areas, like the breasts, to even out a silicone injection.
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Samsung's Galaxy S8 isn't even out yet but there's a "feature" that's not as secure as you might think.
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"I'm already getting hate mail, and the book isn't even out yet," Ettus recently told the New York Post.
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"The stitches aren't even out, and I'm not supposed to travel," he said, showing me bruising between his nostrils.
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That alone should alarm any Republican supporting Moore for short-term reasons, or even out of antipathy toward liberals.
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In Stockton, California, affordable housing doesn't even out the fact that median household incomes fall below $50,000 per year.
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Vitamin C is also a known brightener, and using it regularly has the ability to even out skin tone.
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But after running the numbers, he realized it would take over two years for the costs to even out.
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The centella, niacinamide, and hyaluronic acid work together to even out my complexion and give me a healthy glow.
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Elton wasn't outed by that — heck, he was hardly even out to himself — but the subtext was clear to him.
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Like many a comic book series, Unfollow is having a rocky start that may yet even out down the road.
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On average, the number of wins and losses will even out, and both players are essentially headed for a draw.
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That would only even out the playing field, because that's what Germany and the EU charge on American car imports.
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It's an ostentatious display that seems distant, even out of step with the concerns and circumstances of the outside world.
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A little more inflation would also even out imbalances in competitiveness between Germany and the rest of the euro zone.
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Black Panther isn't even out yet, and already it's garnering rave reviews and selling out pre-sale tickets like crazy.
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We hope that her fellow camping buddies made sure to take great care of her, even out in the wilderness.
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We have seen how words, even out of the mouths of much more experienced and careful presidents, have been ruinous.
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Once both genders understand the concepts and are able to consistently perform, they even out from a basic skills standpoint.
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McDonald's Japan jumps 23%, the most since listing, because...Pokemon Happy Meals (Pokemon Go not even out in Japan) pic.twitter.
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At the moment, the Giants can only hope that this series lasts long enough for those things to even out.
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It's an adage of professional sports that lucky breaks, like bad calls, even out in the course of a season.
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The playing field for foreign brands in China should, though, gradually even out as subsidies are phased out by 2020.
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The playing field for foreign brands in China should, though, gradually even out as subsidies are phased out by 13.
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Unexpected good times come your way—just watch out for misunderstandings, but even so, things will eventually even out today.
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Using credit cards responsibly to pay my bills has helped me even out the highs and lows of self employment.
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Travel ____ Before Rebecca Slaughter, a new commissioner at the Federal Trade Commission, is even out the door at 8 a.m.
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KIMMEL: You did not win this show, because you're not on the couch, and the couch isn't even out here!
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Fresh out of school, or not even out of school, are able to make some of these deals as well.
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Therefore, to "even out" the unusually cool air, a warm, dry wind began to blow eastwards from Africa across the ocean.
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The lightweight moisturizer has a subtle pigment to even out your complexion and enhance the skin without hiding its natural beauty.
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The Chinese government in the meantime was rolling out selective cooling measures in these cities to try to even out growth.
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Popular task-management service Todoist wants to help you reschedule your tasks and even out the work load using machine learning.
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Incredibly, Party even out-ambient-ed himself on PartyNextDoor 2 by sampling hooded "witch-house" producer Holy Other on "East Liberty".
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That will probably even out, but it's his work on the defensive end that might potentially alter this series' entire dynamic.
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Luca Guadagnino's upcoming Suspiria remake isn't even out in theaters yet, but it's already given us a lot to talk about.
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Organic meat producers are pushing to lower taxes on their products as a way to even out the cost for consumers.
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Years of data have shown that fumble recoveries are largely a matter of luck and tend to even out over time.
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And as polls begin to even out closer to Election day, there some data that suggests this message might be resonating.
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"We are opening up and you are opening up and it's going to even out," Mr. Trump told the Communist leader.
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It took only a minute to even out the hump, but it's an annoying extra step that somehow feels like cheating.
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Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort has downplayed the numbers, saying they were expected and will even out in the coming weeks.
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This helps even out the load and should reduce any chance of failure — it also makes falls a bit less painful.
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If you want to even out your skin tone and texture, opt for alpha-hydroxy acids like glycolic or lactic acid.
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Among the items I tried, this dish was also the easiest to make and tasted delicious even out of the microwave.
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Such policies would also even out the intra-area growth dynamics and stabilize the monetary union in a more homogeneous manner.
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That clarifying function, paired with the fact that it reduces melanin production in the skin, works to even out the overall complexion.
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The W3LL People Bio Bronzer is designed to warm the complexion, even out and balance the skin tone, and correct excess redness.
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"She'll be relevant even out of the car, as she has transcended the sport like Dale Earnhardt Jr." Editing by Christian Radnedge
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I have such small legs and such a big butt, so I want it to even out and it's been really working.
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Something that could decrease your pores and even out your skin in a week without burning your face off would be nice.
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I wear only a bit of pressed power to even out my skin tone — once again, the same brand since high school.
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The brand's new Hydro Boost Hydrating Concealer (in Deep No. 50), which the makeup artist used to even out Washington's skin tone.
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It seems it became more advantageous for some of the meat-eating dinosaurs to start eating plants, possibly even out of necessity.
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Santana played seven years in the bigs, never hitting much and sometimes fielding enough to make things more or less even out.
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You're up in the sky and there's that space where you just kind of even out and you're in an altered state.
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The iPhone 7 isn't even out, and we're already getting details on the iPhone 8, or whatever it is that comes next.
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Ly's updated look, with sleek bangs that frame her face instead of hiding it, and teased hair to even out her cowlick.
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Thompson is already getting Oscars buzz for a role in a movie that isn't even out until this summer, for Christ's sake.
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It's that time of the year, when I even out my absolute hatred of everything 133 with some stuff that I loved.
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If the government auctioned its timber at market rates, it would cost sawmills more money, and therefore even out the playing field.
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I put a light layer on after my BB cream each day to flatten out shine and even out any remaining redness.
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I lean in to my missing eyebrows and scribble on giant, ostentations Joan Crawford affairs that take 20 minutes to even out.
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Balance out an oversized top, like this long-sleeved sweatshirt from Vetements, with slim-fitting trousers or jeans to even out the proportions.
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Sure, this tinted cream won't replace your full-coverage foundation, but it will help even out your skin tone while providing sun protection.
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Pins aren't the most masculine things in the world, but that's great because they even-out the playing field—anyone can lift weights.
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Critical enthusiasm for any art is generally mixed, and even out-of-nowhere success stories generally experience vast backlash simply because they're popular.
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But this moisturizer was able to even out my skin tone, cover minor blemishes, and hydrate the dryer areas without becoming cake-y.
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It could embarrass someone who doesn't want coworkers or family to know they're dating, or even out someone interested in same-sex dating.
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But Ship could be a miss if it doesn't even out its demographics — currently the subscriber base is 80 percent female, Match says.
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On occasion the boutiques have even out-earned their larger counterparts - an impressive achievement for firms that are not underwriting or guaranteeing financing.
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Over the long term, land has been a good asset to hold as part of a portfolio to even out volatility and returns.
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It's entirely likely that you could get two heads in a row, but after 200 flips it should even out to 50/50.
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He&aposs failed to keep us safe, he&aposs failed to keep our family safe, our friends and even out-of-town visitors.
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Which is weird, because even out in the wild, coral spawning is a fragile process, easily disrupted by changes in temperature and acidity.
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"You think that as you move up in your career, you'll make more money and it will all even out," Ms. Burke said.
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Obama was not even out of office when the Burmese military reportedly began the aerial bombing of churches and schools in December 22019.
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Credit cards are a great way to help even out your expenses with your cash flow without paying any interest for the privilege.
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Investments are intended to build long-term wealth, and the dips and valleys of the market will even out in the long run.
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Somehow, there is balance between these two very different regions, and astronomers believe it's the density that helps even out the pressure differences.
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We shot ourselves on the foot with the very first tour we did in support of the record before it was even out.
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Even out of office, Obama and former Vice President Joe Biden have been known to grab sandwiches in front of conveniently placed cameras.
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"There's this idea that because we'll all be doctors one day, the loans don't matter and it'll all even out," Mr. Johnson said.
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I don't know how "movies get made," but adding a disclaimer seems easy enough to do, since the movie isn't even out yet.
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Imagery from the Oxford museums gives way to digital renderings of flowering plants, symbols of Evans's creative, even out-of-control archaeological fecundity.
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Trump's tax plan will allow manufacturers to compete with other countries, and keep these jobs from going overseas or even out of business.
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My boyfriend treats as a way to further even out the spending between the us and our friends, and to celebrate our friends' engagement.
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Plus, it "will even out those lean months and he'll know that he's only spending a certain amount of money every month," Capalad says.
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Not even out of the womb, my fetus has managed to change his look more times than an Instagram influencer at her own wedding.
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"We're trying to do everything to drive demand and even out that paradigm so that we can meet demand with the amount we have."
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Some pointed the real gun at their own heads or another child's head or even out the window at pedestrians below the study lab.
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U.S. citizens who owe money to the tax man might soon be barred from flying out of the country — or even out of town.
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BUT YOU KNOW SOMETHING, IT BEHOOVES US TO EVEN OUT THAT FOOTPRINT AND DEAL WITH A – AND WIDEN OUT OUR INVESTOR AND CLIENT BASE.
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This would even out the playing field for companies since it would mandate the whole sector to improve its practices, Fountain told the hearing.
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But fake news didn't emerge, sui generis, out of the nightmare of the 2016 election or even out of the bowels of the internet.
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But when you mix it back in with the raw blueberries, and they release their juices in the oven, it's going to even out.
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The film's enthusiasm about its subject and its ability to make you care about its characters help even out the bumps in its path.
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Even out here in LA, there are a lot of places that have been cleaned up immensely compared to when I first came here.
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I will space out the purchases rather than buying all at once, as my financial planner recommends, to even out some of the volatility.
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When most people think of Rwanda, they still think of the genocide, and even out here in the park, it casts a long shadow.
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Buffet, $14.80, is one of its staples, a serum with peptides, antioxidants and amino acids that even out skin tone and hydrate the skin.
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The ones that peel, I usually clip as short as possible and keep polish on them in the hope that they will even out.
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A flight to Thailand might be on the pricier end, but things even out once you arrive since cost of living is lower there.
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But increased U.S. liquified natural gas export and distribution to Europe would bolster European energy security and help to even out the trade deficit.
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The thinking is that their carb intake will "even out," says Liz Weinandy, a registered dietitian at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
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Classes are "priced" in credits, and vary depending on time, location, popularity, and amenities, but shouldn't even out to more than $10 per class.
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But the market frenzy has already made it too risky for some industrial companies to use the futures markets to even out price fluctuations.
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Literally, it means "to the hair," perhaps indicating, I imagined, that every part of someone is pleased, even out to his or her hair.
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No offers will be accepted for the first ten days to allow potential buyers from out of state, or even out of the country.
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He sees clients in their homes all over LA, from Brentwood to Long Beach to deep in the Valley—and even out of state.
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The smallest dose possible is administered first, and then the baby is monitored to see if their withdrawal symptoms lessen, or at least even out.
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At what point, if you've acted like a friend or a spouse for long enough, even out of operational necessity, are you just a friend?
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I pay for our drinks, but my friends are great about staying on top of stuff like this so I know it'll even out later.
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If you've already got a bricked HomePod, there are reports that Apple will replace it, even out of warranty, if you contact Apple Support now.
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For example, in auto insurance, even out of those who shop for carriers, more than 71 percent of people stayed with their carrier in 2015.
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The program is meant to help even out inequalities in school funding: Schools are mostly funded by state and local governments, including by property taxes.
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For many, everyday beauty looks have become far more detailed, going well beyond just a little foundation and concealer used to even out skin tone.
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Neither brothers did much at the dish ... reportedly only reaching base once in four plate appearances -- but it's interesting Kacy was even out there regardless.
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After missing an enemy target for the last time, Foxx removed his headphones and stalked out, ragequitting Battlefield 1 months before the game's even out.
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"Purple shampoo" is for bleached-blonde hair and it works because the purple tones even out the blonde color and keep it from turning orange.
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Swiss penmaker Caran d'Ache and avant garde watchmaker MB&F are taking their crafts to new heights — even out of this world, you might say.
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Less than one month after he stepped down, the former president, Ma Ying-jeou, has found that, even out of office, his travel is restricted.
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The record is not even out yet, and I'm reading Facebook messages from fans who are like, 'I've lost my dad to cancer last week.
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It helps even out discoloration, blemishes, and redness, but does it in a way that still manages to let my natural skin take center stage.
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After our first character died (one of mine), Alexis was kind enough to offer me one of her many characters to even out the playing.
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"It's too early to judge because the movie is not even out yet," he said, "even if everything suggests it's just another forgettable, cliché movie."
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At the time, the company said the changes were designed to even out pay between workers and to make sure their income wasn't tip-dependent.
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The patient's partner heard the news before she was even out of the O.R.: It was ovarian cancer, which had spread to a fallopian tube.
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But economists predict that in a few years female business owners should catch up to their male counterparts and things may start to even out.
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This natural (and very common) occurrence can leave some unbothered, while others are looking for a way to even out the skin in that area.
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I received excellent treatment and had the comfort of knowing that my British Columbia government health insurance would cover all expenses, even out of country.
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Map of the Soul: 7 isn't even out yet, but it's already making a strong bid for the title of 2020's best-selling album.
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Afterward, before I was even out of the building, I got an in-app assignment — a self-assessment to do during a period of anxiety.
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To nail it the way I did — and even out of the corner of my eye, I could see my team mates standing in excitement.
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I've been using their peeling solution as a quick exfoliator to help even out my skin tone and texture too, which I dig a lot.
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Google says it hopes that AR apps will be up and running on 100 million devices before the developer tools are even out of preview.
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Much of the anger focuses on "equalisation", a transfer from rich provinces to poorer ones, mainly Quebec, that is supposed to even out social spending.
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But Google in the second quarter entered the second year of its latest multi-year deal with Apple, which analysts said helped even out costs.
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Mr. Saikawa has said Nissan's preference is to even out the shareholding structure — to increase its holdings in Renault and reduce Renault's holdings in Nissan.
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I don't send a Venmo request to R. because these one-off trips tend to even out, and I take full responsibility for my impulse purchases.
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And based on the first photo Entertainment Weekly has revealed, it looks like Pressly will be donning a fat suit to even out her pregnancy bump.
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Jared, the long-haired tough guy that took Morgan's stick a few episodes ago, looks like he's going to shoot Richard to even out the score.
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It's to be a partner to schools and teachers — and key to that partnership would be a big influx of new cash to even out inequalities.
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Whether the bill to protect the special counsel can make its way through a fiercely divided Congress — or even out of the committee — is still unclear.
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But expecting women to join STEM fields—including science, technology, engineering and mathematics—without the promise of equal pay will not even out the playing field.
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It is lightly regulated, operating on a level of faith that can seem quaint, even out of date, in an age of increasingly sophisticated global markets.
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It could take 202 years for the global gender pay gap to even out, according to to a new report from the World Economic Forum (WEF).
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Then, Dr. Lee brings out a high-tech CO2 resurfacing laser to sand down the top layer of rough skin and even out the overall texture.
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However, he thinks things will even out and people should invest in bitcoin and ethereum, especially because the gap in value has narrowed between the two.
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It presents a challenge to the economy, forcing many would-be Angelenos out of the city and into the surrounding suburbs or even out of state.
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And so when that sort of equation started to even out and the playing field was leveling out, now I didn't have the advantage so much.
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From the subway to the airport to the weekend trips and even out on the sea, Stuart & Lau's Cary briefcase just won't give up the ghost.
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I always felt like when she lost, I was almost surprised... At the same time I was like, 'Wow, it's amazing that you're even out here'.
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To even out the playing field and standardize what types of insurance people had to buy, the ACA included this pretty high level list of benefits.
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Make it work with a tightly wrapped crop top that will help lift them to where you want them to sit, and even out the proportions.
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VX. But Westerman's remit is tough: to even out the bank's performance in investment banking products, and boost revenues from collaboration between its sprawling business units.
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Founded by Scott Lynn, the New York-based company aims to even out the playing field and provide research that helps prospective investors make informed decisions.
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Ottawa will need to even out the play of its forward group against a Penguins lineup that is unlikely to lose any game by 223-28.
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If Luxo Jr. is anything to go by, Pixar's "What if [thing] had feelings" formula was perfected years before Toy Story was even out in theaters.
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However, the machinery orders in the past quarters more or less even out and probably would not dampen GDP growth in the third quarter, Tokuda added.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) called on the media this week to release the identity of the whistleblower and suggested he might even out the whistleblower himself.
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Rather than go hard all over the place, several experts recommended staging riot police in full gear just outside the protest, and even out of sight.
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It lacks the usual ways for countries to adjust to financial difficulty, in that it has no central fiscal pot to even out recessions in individual countries.
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In typical cases, Starks said, a court would attempt to even out assets so that both parties end up on roughly equal footing in the long-term.
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If that was a natural process, then there wasn't much need to worry about mergers exacerbating regional inequality, because everything should even out in the long run.
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In an age of teasers that spoil the entire plot before the movie or show is even out, Game of Thrones' season 7 poster is impressively restrained.
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News website Vl.ru reported on road construction to even out the entrance at the train station, possibly to allow Kim's limousine to drive straight off the platform.
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Recruit enough participants for good and bad luck to even out across the sample, and you can tell, with high confidence, which method—if any—is superior.
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But no one has yet invented a lithium-ion battery capable of storing solar energy for long periods of time to even out seasonal variations in sunlight.
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You're in your peak earning years, and the kids, if not nearly launched or even out on their own, will soon be past the pricey preschool stage.
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This subscription-free service is making a name for itself against competitors by offering the chance to watch award show nominees before they're even out of theaters.
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TB12 and Gisele took the kids to the beach over the weekend to relax and catch some rays -- with Tom hoping to even out his farmer's tan.
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Brussels is also proposing an "allowance for growth and investment" to even out the current tax benefit companies get from raising funds from debt rather than shares.
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Isaac chuckled to himself and imagined cracking that joke with Nina and some of her friends from college, or even out with his advertising chums, then winced.
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"Seeing the train down the track, they decided to try to pre-settle even out-of-statute cases—a smart move, in my view," she told me.
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It's not a heavy laser, just a really light but effective laser treatment to even out skin tone, tighten up the pores, and give you a refresh.
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Soon, if you're looking down or even out the window, your friend at the other end of the call could be making perfect eye contact with you.
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Bottom lineIf you're spending a lot of time on boats — or even out tailgating with rowdy crowds — Toadfish's Non-Tipping Can Cooler is probably a sound investment.
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For instance, many restaurants and bars are closing indefinitely, leaving thousands, if not millions, of service workers on unpaid leave or even out of a job completely.
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In the aftermath of Dr. King's death, the civil rights movement was still a powerful force, leveling obstacles wherever it could, even out there on the prairie.
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The formula also includes pineapple ceramides to "boost luminosity" and even out texture, pro-vitamin B5 for additional hydration, and a watermelon rind, apple, and lentil complex.
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It will likely be slightly more affordable (though Samsung hasn't yet confirmed the price) and will even out the value better compared to a DIY NVMe drive.
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Sir Chuck appeared on the 'Dan Patrick Show' and said he once saw MJ bet $300,000 on a put -- and that wasn't even out of the ordinary.
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It could be that food companies historically sought to even out fluctuations in the summer or the holiday season by extending that period, suggested restaurant consultant Malcolm Knapp.
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It's packed with three common color-correcting pigments: green (to counteract redness), pink (to even out skin tone), and purple (to brighten) — all swirled into one cushion compact.
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After reading about bloating iPhone 5 batteries (That's a thing?!) and countless users who'd had their phones replaced, even out of warranty, I headed to the Genius Bar.
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The Blossom matriarch tried to instill self-hatred in her own daughter before she was even out of middle school, all because the tween was attracted to girls.
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I prefer a more nature glam, so I used their Fruit Pigmented Tinted Moisturizer to even out my skin tone, and followed that up with Fruit Pigmented Blush.
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Like a cheap suitcase Samsung's groundbreaking Galaxy Fold phones aren't even out yet, but some early users say the foldable smartphones break after a couple of days' use.
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He believed in the power of government to even out the arbitrary hard edges of life, and I'm lucky to have served with him and [learned] from him.
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However, to even out the numbers, a "pre-draw" was held and a temporary "Pot X" was set up, creating a system that critics said was unnecessarily complex.
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I put the items on my credit card, which my husband and I will even out based on our joint income at the end of the billing cycle.
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That installation, which used 22015,000 lead-acid batteries to help even out fluctuations in the power flow, caught fire three times in its first 18 months of operation.
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President Donald Trump's new approach to trade will fix the mistakes of past leaders and even out U.S. trade deficits, Republican billionaire Ken Langone told CNBC on Wednesday.
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In fact, Dioscuri was expanding, expecting to have factories even out on the coasts, like where the Kelleys came from, within the next fifteen or twenty years, depending.
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And due to a number of factors, including a lack of trained and willing local doctors, abortion providers often live far from their clinics or even out of state.
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The question is, then, whether policy should nevertheless try to even out the remaining gains and losses from trade by protecting those industries where workers are particularly hard hit.
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Davey Havok will ask you questions about yourself – not even out of politeness, he just genuinely wants to know your thoughts on Terrence Malick's oeuvre or the Impossible Burger.
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Zinc and tin have both recorded year-to-date highs, nickel is close to doing so and even out-of-favor copper has hit its highest level since March.
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Still, you have to admit, it's amusing to think that even out of in the wilds of Maine, there are animals having trivial snit fits over — who knows — directions?
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Hand-tracked controllers on the HTC Vive or Oculus Rift headsets will even out the bus' maddening alignment issues as you chug along, or you can use your keyboard.
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Critics say a state funding formula, introduced in 1997 to even out variations in local revenue in rich and poor neighbourhoods, underestimates the extra cost of teaching deprived children.
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While Lahren chatted with a bouncer, a few patrons started heckling her—yelling "racist-ass bitch" and "why you even out here?" while Lahren shuffled out of the bar.
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He believed in the power of government to even out the arbitrary hard edges of life, and I'm lucky to have served with him and leaned from him. RIP.
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The bank may extend maturities of some of its short-term Lebac securities in a bid to even out debt payments, a spokesman for the central bank told Reuters.
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That's small-scale—one Holstein yields close to 9 gallons per day and one farm may have thousands of them—but Pandit thinks sales will even out the operation.
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But no one could have predicted how well they played in August, and no one knows when Sanchez will even out, so writing them off is very likely unwise.
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Or even out of eventual sympathy with Hardwick's misstep: McCarthy had, herself, a few run-ins with people she had savaged, by design or accident, in her own books.
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Related Links: How To Even Out Your Skin Tone Once And For AllThe Easiest Way To Take Care Of Your Skin6 Skin-Care Shortcuts When Your Schedule Is Nuts
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Aura uses a layering technique, first adding a filler to even out porosity, add back missing warm tones (gold and orange, in my case), and help seal the cuticle.
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When India became independent in 240, large dams promised to even out the vagaries of a monsoon climate that provides more than two-thirds of the country's annual rainfall.
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The first is creating simpler tests for diagnosing Covid-19 that doctors could use at patients' bedsides or even out in the field as part of community screening programs.
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The same amount would be paid to everyone, regardless of wealth or other income, although the wealthier would be subject to higher taxes to even out the implied inequality.
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The 5.5-inch AMOLED screen is still "only" full HD resolution and very bright even out doors, and the home button/fingerprint sensor below the screen is still super fast.
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These miracle workers even out skin tone with pregnancy-safe ingredients that can be customized to your skin type, and what I like most is that you see fast results.
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If you put the bran under even more pressure, the fibers will begin to even out, and liquids will have a harder time gathering in the texture of the plate.
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There are even a couple of new characters to better even out this balance, including a queen with potentially duplicitous motives (Tiffany Haddish) and her right-hand warrior (Stephanie Beatriz).
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"So much of what I personally saw in even Out and the Advocate ... was a centering of stories that didn't include bodies like mine and experiences like mine," Anderson said.
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We like this creamy cushion concealer because it gives just the right amount of coverage to even out discoloration and cover up pimples, without ever going cake-y mid-day.
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Feig's Ghostbusters reboot — which, it should be noted, isn't even out until July 15 — has prompted torrents of negative sentiment from some of the more vocal haters on the internet.
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Thoughtful criticism is vital for the creative process, but what good is sharing an opinion if the point is to bully someone into silence, or even out of a role?
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Like it or hate it, there's no denying it's way more fun to drip glitter down your face than it is to even out your cat-eye for 30 minutes.
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Dispensary inventories might be low in the coming weeks as newly compliant products make their way onto shelves, but the market will even out as the industry adjusts to change.
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It's out of season, but even out-of-season king cake in Louisiana is better than any version of the colorfully frosted, layered brioche that I can get in Seattle.
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This fell to 0.2 percentage points after Citi adjusted the figures to even out the number of telephone and online polls, and reduce the effect of different polling companies' methodologies.
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For the first time, a cellular model lets you place calls and stream music, even out on a jog without your phone nearby, and it includes advanced heart rate tracking.
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More and more devices are switching over to micro SD cards, since they can perform just as well, or even out-perform most standard SD cards along with saving space.
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The biggest difference between the frame of the Hell Cat and other mountain bikes is its extremely long and sloping top tube, which helps even out a rider's weight distribution.
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My coworker gets me a sandwich and a Diet Pepsi while I grab the salads — we don't worry about reimbursing each other because we know it will even out eventually.
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Employees who invest in their own training — even out of their own pockets — will be known as the ones who stood up when others stayed down after the smoke clears.
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"This water-like essence is a cult favorite among skin-care lovers because it's well-known to repair damage and even out skin tone in just a few weeks," Cho says.
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"We still believe that these are proposals that could have contributed to even out gaps (in society)," Finance Minister Magdalena Andersson told a news conference, referring to the dropped tax plans.
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The company implemented a service fee in late 2016 that it said it would disburse to its workforce in an attempt to even out pay between its lowest and highest earners.
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That's why, even out of the gate, he says 5G will be dramatically faster and dramatically more responsive, to the point that bandwidth-sapping uses like streaming video will feel effortless.
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Except, of course, they didn't understand what might be one of the simplest lessons in cultural sensitivity: White people do not get to use the n-word, even out of affection.
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Even out of the water, there's a risk of the body temperature dropping even further, so it's important to be monitored for an hour or so after a swim, Packer said.
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While these programs could even out the fall in living standards that new trade arrangements can induce for some, it may do little to rebuild the political coalition around trade policy.
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The third season of Netflix's royal drama The Crown isn't even out yet, but one crucial role for the show's fourth season has already been cast, and it's a big one.
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These days, you've got a million different filters to choose from that immediately erase zits, even out skin tone, and create the overall look of a character in a Godard film.
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January-February exports, typically assessed together as they even out the distortions from the Lunar New Year, rose 7.3 percent from a year earlier to a record high of $49.75 billion.
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"These lights are great they will showcase your makeup, and even out your skin tone everywhere and bring some light to your naughty parts so there is less shadowing," she said.
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And now you see in this situation, what looks like an uneven field, but in two weeks we think that's going to even out if we're out there on our message.
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It's mainly based in the capital Addis Ababa but even out east in predominantly Muslim areas such as Harar you can find small underground clubs playing a huge variety of stuff.
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At the moment men represent a bigger group of buyers, but over time, the male-female split of auto buyers will even out, which could give car sales a big boost.
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Granting companies the ability to vote could even out the playing field between the private and public sector; the latter has lower terminal dues and, some said, undergo less customs enforcement.
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What if reason is not the driving force of human history and, just as often, we act irrationally, out of resentment, anger, spite, frustration, envy, even out of self-destructive impulse?
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It helps to even out mismatches in electricity supply across countries and has brought together electricity exchanges and transmission grid operators under the supervision of a joint European steering committee since 2014.
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The opioid overdose antidote, naloxone, could be made much more accessible — not just to first responders but also to friends, family, and perhaps even out in the open in busy public streets.
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" So first I just did a tiny little bit of filler in the lips, just to even out my cupid's bow, and then after that I was like, "OK, this is amazing.
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The appeals court also sided with Gary's attorneys, who argued the recording happened in a grocery store, which can not be considered a private place or even out of the public's view.
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According to CNN reporting, however, Democratic and Republican lawmakers who have seen the information on which Trump is building these claims suggest that nothing illegal or even out of the ordinary occurred.
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Things like which investigation team you want to be on, who to hang out with on your off day, and whether or not to take a pill to even out your mood.
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"We've had reports of ISIL repositioning both their combat capabilities and personnel, either within the city or even out of the city," he said, using an alternate acronym for the terrorist organization.
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Mr. Pence pushed the Indiana legislature to give charter schools, which are publicly funded but privately run, an extra $1,500 per pupil, to help even out a disparity with traditional public schools.
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If, as expected, fumbles start to even out over time, those teams with few fumbles might find they were playing over their heads, and teams with many fumbles could turn things around.
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"I'm so thankful to all these brands for being willing to work with me before the movie is even out," she said, "when I still have less than 2,000 followers on Instagram!"
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And with a growing advertising business that's set to cross $100 million in revenues this year, Reddit needs to even out its user demographics and increase its overall usage to be competitive.
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For Goldman, the card will enhance the bank's focus on its Marcus consumer banking brand, which it started in 2015 to even out volatile results from businesses such as trading and investment banking.
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But La Prairie has always been on forefront of anti-aging, and if you want to protect against and repair sun damage, even out your tone, and soften fine lines, this'll do it.
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By college, the numbers even out — stats provided by American Student Government Association show that women hold 52.93% of student government positions, roughly proportional to the percentage of women in college in America.
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If you're looking to wear a turtleneck alone, avoid ribbing or knitting that can show signs of stretch — look for thicker fabrics or an allover print that will even out your torso's proportions.
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They need to work closely with the president to even out the rough times and to make sure that on taxes, government reform, and also on health care, failure is not an option.
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"If you sit in cash versus what you can get even out in the three- to five-year area of the [Treasury yield] curve, there is cost to waiting for investors," he argued.
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Instead of sending a delivery person to the front door, the Ford/Domino's program will park the pizza car outside of residences in driveways, or even out on the road, according to Marakby.
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It's not that people lose interest; there just always comes a point when we need to move on and talk normally about normal things so the balance of our conversation can even out.
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" But it took them both some time, he added, to come to terms with being in a relationship: "We had big egos and neither one of us was even out of the closet.
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Whereas I'd become the "momager," and had taken on a disproportionate load of the work, at that first and subsequent family meetings, my husband and I were able to even out our responsibilities.
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But if the percentages even out and the Canadiens can stay in the race, a Price return could be enough to flip the script on what's turned out to be a miserable season.
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The administration has so far downplayed the impact of Trump's ratcheting up of trade tensions on US producers by emphasizing the long-term benefits of his efforts to even out US trade relationships.
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A diversified portfolio is built to withstand certain stress, and unless retirement is right around the corner, investors saving for life after employment will have plenty of time to even out recent losses.
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Almost a decade after network sibling Game Of Thrones made a name for itself through sexposition and nude female bodies, Euphoria is single handedly trying to even out the full-frontal playing field.
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Powell said last week that "there's no sense in the data that we're on the cusp of an acceleration in inflation" and insisted inflation would soon even out near the 2 percent target.
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"Looks like Democrats are staffing up for impeachment before Mueller's report is even out," Mr. Collins wrote, adding a reference to a December Op-Ed article written by Mr. Berke and Mr. Eisen.
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Christine Wormuth, former undersecretary of defense in the Obama administration, said Trump had a "steep learning curve" on foreign policy when he came into office but that it was beginning to even out.
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Fighting that has let Amazon nurture even out-of-the-box fits like Amazon Prime Video, which the company credits with driving the growth of both Amazon Prime and, indirectly, the core retail business.
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Trump's latest salvo comes amid worsening trade tensions between Washington and Beijing, and Trump's threat to impose tariffs on Japanese goods unless it agreed to even out a trade imbalance with the United States.
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Basically like shapewear — really, really cute shapewear that makes you feel confident enough to plaster it all over your Instagram, and wear it from the gym to brunch and maybe even out at night.
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From banishing allergens and odors from your mattress using baking soda to zapping dust from hard-to-reach surfaces using a Swiffer Dusters Extender, these inventive hacks are guaranteed to even out the score.
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In that regard, its alien population even out-cantinas the Mos Eisley Cantina of Star Wars (which was largely inspired by the Valerian and Laureline comics, so there's a full circle at work here).
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The special dividend would even out the value of Siemens and Alstom, which has too much cash on its balance sheet, to smooth the intended 50-50 joint venture, one of the people said.
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Check out this example: I love the new meta If you fire the Negev for about one second, the recoil will even out and you can line up shots as easily as other weapons.
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The idea is that, collectively, people working at many companies or even out of their homes or college dorms can build better technology than what is created behind the closed doors of one corporation.
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What's more, during the first half of 2019, wind generated a whopping 22 percent of electricity in Texas, even out-competing coal, according to the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, a Texas power utility.
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Bankers said that purchases were bought in the secondary market in clips of 3m-5m, and included credits across the ratings spectrum and even out to the 20-30-year part of the curve.
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While both of the dermatologists we spoke to do recommend natural home remedies to even out the skin under the arms, they both urge patients to be cautious about the ingredients that you use.
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Of course, these fluids have been around for decades, employed as a first step to even out skin tone, fill in pores and smooth the surface of your face to prep it for foundation.
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Besides moisturizers like glycerin, the RéVive products include lactic and glycolic acid, which help slough off the dead skin that can build up in the winter, and niacinamide to help even out skin tone.
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The man explained that she'd been cheated even out of her low pay: Workers at restaurants had been required, illegally, to punch out before tallying up their registers or breaking down French-fry boxes.
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In yet another corner, former FBI Director James Comey's book about his tenure under Donald Trump isn't even out yet but has already enraged the president and inspired a media blitz from the GOP.
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Now Omarosa is again dominating headlines in the most predictable fashion possible, with a tell-all book about the Trump administration that isn't even out yet but has already launched a thousand cable news segments.
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He would tell me that he had to do work out of town, or even out of the country—like when there was violence in Poso in the 2000s and the Bali bombings in 2002.
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It's part of a national "running concierge" program created by Westin, which is finding, as many hotel chains are, that a local clientele can help even out the ups and downs of the lodging business.
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Scuttling the Republican plan, then putting guaranteed funding into extant subsidies, should bring more insurers into the market again and help even out or drive down premiums, even if that takes a year or two.
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I hope our salaries will even out soon.) Loans: $0 (I went to school in Canada, received a scholarship, and my parents graciously paid the remainder.) 401(k): I contribute 303% and employer matches 5%.
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Burt's Bees BB Cream with SPF 15, available at Target, $14.99I wear Burt's BB Cream with SPF every day to even out the redness in my skin and protect my face from the sun's rays.
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She was an early supporter of the advocacy group Campaign for Fiscal Equity, testifying in court during its 13-year legal battle to even out school financing between rich and poor districts in New York State.
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What it brings to the table for potential readers is obvious: a way to touch and experience a small sliver of Weir's new fictional world, even though it's from a book that isn't even out yet.
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Hulu: $8 (boyfriend pays Netflix)Car insurance: $195/every 6 monthsGym: $25 (Boyfriend pays for my membership pre-tax on his paycheck, and I buy him something each month to even out) Day One8:45 a.m.
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Or a Rift and a Rift S. And now there's this Index that came along out of nowhere, offering modest improvement on hardware that, in the case of the Rift S specifically, isn't even out yet.
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These are two small steps forward for women, but for the next 10 years, the Rock Hall could nominate nothing but women and still not even out the number of inducted artists to be gender balanced.
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They've complained that Obamacare has raised their costs too much by not letting them increase premiums on people with preexisting conditions, and that not enough young, healthy people are signing up to even out the burden.
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Baby Shusher Sleep Miracle, available on Amazon, $34.99Whether they're in the car, at home, or even out in public, a portable Baby Shusher (aka white noise machine) will help fussy babies fall asleep wherever they are.
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If it's someone I am out with often and we have a history of paying for each other, then most of the time no because in the scheme of things it will most likely even out.
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The Fallout world these days often carries a whimsical air, which certainly helps even out the drab, blasted color palettes that define Bethesda's open-world efforts regardless of whether they're set in Las Vegas or Boston.
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In an attempt to even out the demographics among the schools in the southern part of the district, the rezoning divides the Amsterdam Houses, which are now almost entirely zoned for P.S. 191, among three schools.
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"We will see the numbers start to even out ... only when companies truly embrace the need for diversity in boardroom discussions and progress beyond tokenism and box ticking," Togobo told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by email.
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WYNT reports that "not a day goes by" without the Samascott family pulling their own fruits and vegetables out of some entitled visitor's trunk, glove box, or even out of the wheel well of their car.
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Q2350 and Q2250 sales are typically off by about a third from sales in Q250 and about 25 percent from sales in Q1, so boosting sales in this quarter would help even out the seasonal variability.
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The paper predicts that almost 30 years of the one-child policy will, by 2020, leave an excess of 30 million men who are unlikely to marry and that this ratio will take time to even out.
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Your briefing on the regions of the world that have been marginalised by globalisation stated that economists "once thought that, over time, inequalities between both regions and countries would naturally even out" ("In the lurch", October 21st).
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Yup. The idea is to even out the balance between power generation and power usage; like with any battery, this one allows you to store extra energy for use at a later time when demand is higher.
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"The second the baby came out — her whole body wasn't even out, just up to her waist — and she put her arms out like this and she was like, 'I'm here!' it was so cute," she says.
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While KPMG and Deloitte are thinking up ways of giving their London employees a helping hand, some large banks have come up with another solution: moving jobs out of the city or even out of the country.
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"This is just soil from the area, so in case even out of the DNA nothing will be gotten, I'll have gotten this one to be a remembrance of the people I loved," Karanja told the outlet.
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If anything, a hard-earned tie does a better job of representing a fair result than a gimmicky win, and unlike the NHL regular season, there's not enough time for the luck factor to start to even out.
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Although Abe is one of Trump's closest allies on the world stage, the president has threatened to impose steep tariffs on car imports from Japan and the European Union to even out what he calls unfair trade imbalances.
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This is welcome news: the last couple of years have demonstrated an incredible gender imbalance on Hollywood productions, and Rosenberg's decision (and others, such as Ava DuVernay) highlights the need for conscious efforts to even out the numbers.
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The reforms that would even out the safeguards in our law to ensure that all the airline employees involved in flight operations — whether they serve and process passengers at counters and gates or crew the flights — are protected.
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The fact that we've known Frank's existence would be O.K. thanks to seeing him alive in the premiere has made Claire's increasingly irrational actions to protect him in the past seem unreasonable, even out of character at times.
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The recommendations seek to even out anomalies in protection for British travelers, highlighted when Monarch collapsed in 2017, but airlines rejected the review's proposed "airline seat levy" which it said would cost less than 50 pence per passenger.
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"It's great the Conservatorium has a program like this, but it needs to think beyond the program," she says, explaining that some pushes to even out the playing field have started off strong but then faltered over time.
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The Joker may not technically be real, but, in one sense, he is as real as any other phenomenon that drops into your feed, with opinions of Joker hardening along ideological lines before the movie is even out.
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That liquid has dissolved starch from the pasta in it, which can improve the texture of your sauce — if it's thick or stodgy, you can add the water to thin it and even out the consistency, Lancaster says.
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Based on his knowledge of the male consumer, Munce suggests that guys will most likely pick up a concealer to cover up a blemish or try foundation to even out skin tone rather than use an eyeshadow palette.
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Unlike Bieber, Simpson is actually revealing much about her life in this endeavor—the book is not even out yet, and we already know that she discusses her experience with alcoholism (she's sober now) and childhood sexual abuse.
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Peele is, of course, a comedic genius himself, so he knows that amping up the comic moments alongside the scary ones in horror films helps keep audience reactions elevated, and he knows that jokes help even out the suspense.
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The fact that we are even talking about a dividend (even out to or past 2021) is a far different statement than just a quarter ago – where bears were climbing all over each other to label GE near bankrupt.
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Although Abe is one of Trump's closest allies on the world stage, the U.S. president has threatened to impose steep tariffs on car imports from Japan and the European Union to even out what he calls unfair trade imbalances.
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Cubs 5, Giants 2 | Cubs lead series, 2-0 CHICAGO — Baseball is the sport where it is all supposed to even out, where those blistering liners and broken-bat bloopers balance out in the ledger of the long run.
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Individual campaign donations are allowed, but lawmakers are discussing limits of self-financing to even out the playing field and avoid rich Brazilians getting elected with their own money, as millionaire Sao Paulo Mayor Joao Doria did last year.
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And I take this honor that you have bestowed on me here tonight as a reminder that, even out of office, I must do all that I can to advance the spirit of service that John F. Kennedy represents.
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I'm happy that I stumbled on a product that genuinely works for me (and my friends) to help brighten and even out my skin, and I know I'll be hoarding this in my beauty cabinet for years to come.
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This has prompted some economists to raise bets on the central bank easing monetary policy at its next meeting in October, or even out of cycle, especially if the U.S. Federal Reserve were to cut interest rates next month.
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A trip is really the perfect opportunity to study a character, because it takes them out of their safety zone — even out of their usual clothes — and when an emergency happens there's no home they can run back to.
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" Brides will also need this time to prepare their skin, she said, "to receive, accept, and recover from these more aggressive treatments and ingredients, which are helping to even out tone, lighten dark spots and reveal a fresh glow.
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Since male students are applying to colleges at historically low rates, colleges are trying to attract more of them to even out the gender balance in their student body; it's true that his daughter's gender wasn't doing her any favors.
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But if you've been on the pill for more than six months, or you're taking a higher-dose form of the pill, it might take you a few more cycles for things to even out and return to your baseline.
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They're literally everywhere you turn (just ask the street style photographers themselves), and while the scene is usually known for designer wares and clothes from seasons that aren't even out yet, this is a trend everyone can get in on.
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Catching himself, Galecki added, "Don't play this tape for my child years from now!" and revealed "I painted my nails pink to try to even out the energy there," noting that his baby's health was the most important thing to him.
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We're entering the time of year where arthouse films that aren't even out yet get thrust into the media-consuming public's perception and end up getting fried on Twitter for Problematic Critical Interpretation X. That's right folks, it's awards season.
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In just the first week of December alone, UConn faces 20th ranked DePaul, eighth-ranked Texas, and top-ranked Notre Dame, while games against seventh-ranked Ohio State and sixth-ranked Maryland dot the schedule before December is even out.
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I took a few swigs out of an 80-proof bottle for liquid courage and a few hits on a special cigarette to even out the nerves, and suited up in fishnet stockings, platform shoes, and a hot red crotchless corset.
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The U.S. bank got into consumer banking much later than big U.S. banking peers, and analysts have said over the years that acquiring a big retail lender would help even out volatile results from businesses such as trading and investment banking.
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The jury's even out on Mirror's Edge Catalyst, the imminent sequel-cum-reboot after 2008's EA DICE-developed original, which was beautiful in motion but hard to love, with its first-person parkour never allowing any true environmental freedom.
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Yang defended it by saying the VAT will be applied to things like yachts and other luxury items, but not diapers and other things "regular" people buy — and that giving everyone a grand a month will even out the higher tax.
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Chronicle's tagline, "give good the advantage," in part refers to even out the playing field between large and small security teams, he said, with analytics that can help put supports in places where there may be a gap in personnel.
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If she fails to secure bilateral deals and show progress is being made to deal with the influx of migrants who have entered Europe, she will return to Berlin a lame duck chancellor, or possibly even out of a job.
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If there's one thing on the Internet scarier than medical advice that convinces you you're dying, it's parenting advice that makes you think you're killing your kids, or that you've failed as a parent before they're even out of the womb.
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It's entirely possible none of it was, which has all kinds of dark implications—that bad luck does not always even out in the long run, and that talent, which Kauff had in spades, might not promote or protect us.
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But with an average of nearly 200 scoring opportunities per match, which is a large enough sample for most inevitable random variation to even out, its outcomes do tend to be farmorepredictable than those in the other leading North American team sports.
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Aptly described as "the face mask of the future," Tilbury claims that 15 minutes with this game-changing product will instantly hydrate, brighten, smooth wrinkles, and even out your skin tone — all without leaving the telltale slick, slippery feel that other treatments would.
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Iowa Democrats set up 87 satellite caucuses, including 60 for in-state voters with specific needs and 27 for voters who are out of state, including those even out of the country, with three international caucuses in Glasgow, Scotland; Tbilisi, Georgia; and Paris.
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Yeah, I'm already working on my album so yeah, that's the next project but I can't say too much about that, because Sad For You is not even out and I'm way ahead of myself but it's definitely got some brighter vibes.
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In a joint news conference that started as Japan markets were closing, President Donald Trump pressed Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to even out a trade imbalance with the United States and said he was happy with how things were going with North Korea.
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For instance, data suggests that life expectancy in Europe could rise by almost 20 years by 2100, while Asia's sex ratio, now skewed toward more boys, could almost even out over the same period, the scientists wrote in the journal Nature Climate Change.
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"I always recommend using a retinoid because it will not only even out pigmentation, but will also reduce your risk of breakouts and give a smoother texture to the skin," adds Ava Shamban, MD, a board-certified dermatologist and founder of AvaMD.
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Looking at other data from the CDC, that gender difference does seem to even out a bit as we get older: In 2010, 47.7% of women and 41.3% of men aged 18 to 64 said they had ever been tested for HIV.
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Up front, there's a 13-megapixel camera with a maximum ISO stretching all the way up to 6400 — this helps the camera pull out a decently lit image even out of very dark environments, though that comes at the cost of image quality.
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Recent trends have increased the value of players with more versatility on the field, players with the speed to play in the slot or even out wide, but who also can stay in to pass protect when a given situation might warrant it.
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NEW DELHI, April 5 (Reuters) - The Indian government's cash balance is expected to "even out" in the coming weeks, a top finance ministry official said on Tuesday, after the central bank unveiled steps to ensure more availability of cash in the banking system.
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According to imaging from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association, plumes of smoke from the massive Camp Fire and other wildfires have traveled more than 3,000 miles in a long arc from California to the Northeast US and even out into the Atlantic.
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It might have been made for a hospital — the art world today might call it site-specific — but even out of place "it resonates, this idea of pain and torture that can be related to all sorts of times and contexts," he said.
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Meanwhile, we are piling on net foreign liabilities — $7.93 trillion at the latest count — failing to even out the playing field for American companies in the key world markets and tolerating trade imbalances that are killing our exporters and import-competing industries.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump urged Japanese business leaders on Saturday to increase their investment in the United States while he chided Japan for having a "substantial edge" on trade that negotiators were trying to even out in a bilateral deal.
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For complexions that are both oily and dry, Kosas's Tinted Face Oil ($42) functions like a hybrid serum — it contains mineral pigments to subtly even out your tone, suspended in a base of moisturizing plant-based oils (meadowfoam, rose-hip seed, raspberry).
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Soon after, on January 12, Mercury will reenter Capricorn, and your schedule will finally start to even out again, save for an unexpected bump in the road on January 10, when the Sun in Capricorn will clash with erratic Uranus in impulsive Aries.
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That is a serious blow to French efforts to even out the playing field with Germany by establishing a legislative and executive control over the euro area, with common fiscal policy to run public debt, budget balances and the monetary union's investment projects.
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Perhaps it should come as no surprise that after 30 years of growing frustration with a broken tax code, the corporate world has launched a full-court press of messaging and advocacy before tax reform is even out of the starting gate.
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When you wonder if you should disagree in a meeting or even out and out correct someone, remind yourself that if you do it with respect and care and you advance the issue, you'll be doing what the company hired you for.
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Those numbers should even out a bit, as heavy bettors are likely hoping the line bounces back to a full touchdown before buying back on the Giants, but regardless, I'm always going to go the other way on any bet that's so lopsided.
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And improbably, Sanders — with virtually no fundraising events, limited outside spending and a on-edge relationship with party leadership — came close to matching the vaunted Clinton machine dollar for dollar, reaching parity on television during some weeks and even out-raising her during some months.
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Three months before the album was even out, he found himself making his network television debut on The Late Show with David Letterman to perform "Violent Shiver," a thumping, raspy-voiced rock banger with a riff jammed into it that would make Chuck Berry smile.
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"Sometimes I'll go to a networking event or even out in public, and people will just randomly touch my hair, which is a little strange and makes me feel uncomfortable," says the titleholder, remembering one moment when a woman ran her fingers through her hair.
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Census data, indebted to the analysis of William Frey, shows that American cities are becoming the home for a younger and younger population, a more skilled population and a more diverse population of more individuals born outside the city or even out the country.
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These women smooth on the Priming Moisturizer to enhance their natural dewiness before applying the Perfecting Skin Tint to even out their already-even complexions, dabbing the Stretch Concealer here and there on "problem areas," like their nonexistent dark circles and the occasional pimple.
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According to the Guttmacher Institute, 28 states have instituted waiting periods, and 14 of those require the first appointment to be in person, an undue burden for many prospective patients who already have to drive hundreds of miles or even out of state for services.
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The film makes the argument, not without reason, that the biggest triumph was her invention of frequency-hopping during WWII, borne out of a desire to help even out the score between the British Navy and the German U-boats which were wreaking havoc.
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The estimate also assumes that this couple will incur costs that include coverage of all co-pays, deductibles and even out-of-pocket costs, as well as certain services excluded by original Medicare, which could be defined as having a Supplemental MediGap Plan F policy.
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While the movie isn't even out yet, it's probably a safe bet that the franchise will get a sequel (or two), especially with Elizabeth Banks in the mix and a fierce new cast that includes the very first LGBTQ superhero in a major film.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Rafael Nadal's stranglehold on the French Open has endured so long and remains so strong that he has even out-lasted his favorite Court Philippe Chatrier stadium and will probably still be winning the title when it gets a roof in 2020.
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The documentary illustrates the extent to which the N.B.A. used its muscle to keep Haywood off the court, and even out of arenas, as it fought him and the Seattle SuperSonics owner Sam Schulman, who broke ranks in March 1970 when he signed Haywood.
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Insurers did not receive all the payments they were due under one of the law's provisions, and another provision, meant to even out the risk among companies to protect those that enroll sicker individuals, has been described as flawed by many health care experts.
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It's a bit unfair to rag too hard on Battlefield 1's beta for these bugs — the game's not even out until October and these glitches will almost definitely be fixed before it hits shelves — but that doesn't stop physics errors from being funny.
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Also, it's worth noting that some new-release candy won't even be sold until October (like the new salted caramel Milky Ways), so September is still way too early to buy candy when not all of the good seasonal stuff is even out yet.
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Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare Alpha Beta Extra Strength Daily Peel, $88, available at SephoraThese two-step treatment pads are loaded with alpha-hydroxy acids like lactic, citric, and malic, and beta hydroxy acids like willow bark to exfoliate, nourish, and even out skin tone.
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The NYC Lab location's lightweight, jersey T-shirts start around $60, while structured outerwear will run you roughly $450; the selection as of now is around 70% women's and 30% men's, though that could even out to 50-50 men's and women's down the line.
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"You can't call off the best weapon we have, which is social isolation, even out of economic desperation, unless you're willing to be responsible for a mountain of deaths," Arthur Caplan, a professor of bioethics at NYU Langone Medical Center, told The New York Times.
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That's an effective strategy for him — it's not going to make him the dominant foreign policy candidate, but it can at least help him even out a contest where he previously looked hopelessly lost — and Clinton doesn't yet have a good answer to it.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump pressed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday to even out a trade imbalance with the United States and said he was happy with how things were going with North Korea despite its recent missile and rocket launches.
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Texas's 21st Congressional District, an open R+10 seat, has its own Indivisible group now, and even out in what's probably the reddest part of a red congressional district, I saw more hard signs for Beto O'Rourke and Joseph Kopser than I did for their opponents.
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Here, then, is what you need to watch if you only have time for five movies this summer... If your social media feeds look anything like ours, Avengers: Infinity War is already the only thing anyone can talk about, and the dang thing isn't even out yet.
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Women who could afford it would travel out of state—typically to New York, which repealed its anti-abortion laws in 2200—or even out of the country for the procedure, but for low-income women who couldn't afford to travel, help was hard to find.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that Washington was not ready to make a deal with Beijing but he expected one in the future, while at the same time pressing Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to even out a trade imbalance with the United States.
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There are several headwinds, however, that threaten to derail the region's growth prospects: Most economists forecast China's annual growth for 2016 and beyond to remain below the 63 percent mark as the economy undergoes a major transformation to even out imbalances built during the boom years.
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Those are the breaks that are supposed to even out over the course of a season, but the Cubs are in no mood for self-examination — whether it involves the franchise's history of heartbreak, how well they are playing or what may loom in the playoffs.
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But the opposite has happened with Pokémon Go, a free smartphone game that has soared to the top of the download charts: It has sent people into streets and parks, onto beaches and even out to sea in a kayak in the week since it was released.
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So I have to work around and be able to preemptively move my body in a way that if I know a rock is coming, I have to put more on one side than the other so that I can even out myself with the rock.
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They all put the United States on a collision course with the legal regime administered by the W.T.O. It is unclear whether Mr. Trump has the legal authority to pull the United States out of the trade regime governed by W.T.O., or even out of Nafta.
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This is the best iteration of Dirty Projectors because Longstreth's long-winded meanderings get sliced to their most concise declarations, featuring monstrous drums, jittery bass, and guitar lines that jump from point A to point Q without considering such a leap audacious or even out of the ordinary.
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But results from a new ProPublica investigation suggest the tech giant is failing at even simple self-policing — undermining any claims it can responsibly manage the bad and even out-and-out illegal outcomes that are being enabled via its platform, and bolstering the case for more formal regulation.
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We haven't yet written a book that we didn't like, so that's a … So you're producing some more books, but then at some point you say, "All right, this could be a blog," where you're sort of … No, the blog began before the first book was even out.
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Reportedly, Erik Haula is expected to play on the wing with captain Mikko Koivu and leading scorer Mikael Granlund (69 points) as coach Bruce Boudreau tries to even out his lines while 20-year-old rookie Joel Eriksson Ek likely will be in the lineup for Game 1.
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The program transfers funding from plans with lower-risk enrollees to higher-risk ones in an effort to even out the market and "encourage insurers to compete based on the value and efficiency of their plans rather than by attracting healthier enrollees," according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Many have identified good market niches or founded startups before they're even out of grade school, like sisters Caroline and Isabel Bercaw, who founded a bath bomb company, DaBomb Fizzers, before they were even teens, and 15-year-old Mo Bridges, who runs his own bow-tie company, Mo's Bow Ties.
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"With Blackout, we aim to change the clubbing mentality a little to perhaps mirror that of the continent, where having more time equates to spreading the party out a little and focusing more on the music and experience rather than getting into a stupor and forgetting you were even out."
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Microsoft's Windows 10X operating system isn't even out yet, but it's already been installed on a MacBook and a Surface Go. The software maker released its Windows 10X emulator earlier this week, and people have managed to take this OS image and extract it and tweak it on real hardware.
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Light in weight and fast absorbing, essences range in texture (from watery to a viscous consistency) and objectives, with some created to target a specific concern, like vitamin C to even out skin tone, niacinamide and peptides to combat signs of aging, or AHAs and BHAs to remove dead skin cells.
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But if the Swiss repeatedly use referendums in an effort to block such European laws from affecting them and propose nationwide initiatives to amend their own constitution with the same aims, they could be forced out of the convention or even out of the Schengen zone, membership of which is vital for business.
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To put things in watch-geek-ese, the tourbillon, which was pioneered by Abraham-Louis Breguet at the end of the 18th century, mounts the watch's escapement, balance spring and balance wheel inside a tiny rotating cage, to fight the effects of gravity, and in theory even out minor deviations in timekeeping (phew).
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Second only to India as an exercise in democracy but beset by low turnouts that hamstring the legislature's ambitions to legitimacy, proportional representation, a plethora of parties and a tendency for 28 national campaigns to even out shocks mean that poll data tend to be a fair guide to the overall outcome.
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If you're not going to invest in a microwave with an inverter, but you still want something that's suitable for more than just cooking Cup of Noodles or reheating coffee, then consider a convection oven, which will also even out the heat and keep the edges and center of your dish from burning.
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When it comes to caring for people with dementia, "the numbers are skewed strongly toward women, and it's hard to imagine that by 2030 the numbers will even out to 50-50," said Nicholas Bott, a neuropsychologist and another co-author who is also a fellow at the Clinical Excellence Research Center.
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Sure, in-office peels still use concentrated alpha and beta hydroxy acids, gauged to penetrate the skin at a depth that at-home peels don't reach in order to eat up dead cells that sit on the surface of the skin, de-gunk and tighten pores, even out skin tone, and stimulate collagen production.
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Maybe you go to a rally, maybe you forward an email your uncle sends, maybe you have opinions that get you into ugly arguments at the bar, maybe you donate money, maybe you are even out there knocking on doors or calling from a phone bank—in which case this article isn't really for you.
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Merkel said she took seriously the voters' mandate "especially when it comes to working on swiftly forming a stable government for Germany in the new year," citing among her priorities the need to safeguard prosperity, improve education and the use of digital technology, strengthen families and elderly care, even out regional imbalances and ensure security.
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The theme of FotoFocus 2016 is "The Un-Document," and offers a range of environments for viewers to encounter photography from over 100 international artists in 60 venues — from the predictable environs of museums and galleries, to academic and historical settings, to commercial, hotel, and artist-run spaces, and even out on the streets.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's campaign chief says polls showing the GOP presidential nominee slipping were "expected," predicting they will even out this month.
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While a lot of people, from the Recording Academy to Soundgirls and Spotify to She Is the Music, are working to even out the gender gap, one of the biggest things on the to-do list is to make it clear to girls and women that they can enter the music industry — in whatever position they want!
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But we do know that sensory deprivation may lead to altered states; just as Stranger Things' Eleven needs a flotation tank to project her consciousness into "the Upside Down," many self-reported accounts suggest that floating in a soundless chamber in the dark leads to visualizations, hallucinations, phantom sensations, and even out of body experiences like astral travel.
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The actor appears to still be struggling with growing out his locks, showing up to the premiere with a closely shorn hairstyle that's been shaved exclusively across his hairline creating the illusion that he suddenly has a receding hairline, although this is most likely an attempt to even out his hair after totally mangling it for the show.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE demonstrated early that, even out of government, he had learned lessons about North Korea and China that previous administrations had missed or ignored.
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There were multiple references in both interviews to big bonuses making it even out; I was told by multiple people insisting on anonymity, due to fears of industry retribution, about the clauses in their AAA bonuses, most of which were so arcane that the bonuses were either much smaller than expected or never arrived at all.
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From here, you can view which accounts you've interacted with least (as far as liking their posts and reacting to their Stories) over the last 90 days — and, welp, give them the axe if you no longer wish to follow them (or if you're looking to even out your follower to following ratio a bit more.
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Still, sometimes it does take a decade for earnings to even out, and I understand why students and their parents are driven to majors that come with an easier or faster payout, even if it means getting stuck in middle management and working for humanities majors -- often from wealthier backgrounds -- for the rest of their lives.
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He is meeting with clients and Goldman employees around the world, often chatting about his hobby mixing electronic dance music as a D.J. And although the people regarded as his most likely lieutenants are all men, Mr. Solomon is pushing ahead with an ambitious plan to even out the gender imbalance at the male-dominated firm.
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The argument is that democratic societies have got to negotiate these trade-offs and find the right balance between free markets and a progressive taxation system or a safety net that helps to even out the winners and losers in a way that preserves equality of opportunity but doesn't allow society to become destabilized by inequalities.
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Three days after the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 38, launched her new collection of KKW Beauty body products — which includes a body foundation that the reality star uses to help mask her psoriasis flare-ups and even out her skin tone — the outspoken star of The Good Place, 33, shared that she would be spending her money elsewhere.
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We're seeing this same pattern repeat itself again with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, a game that isn't even out yet but which is using its developers' past work at Naughty Dog to sell us on the game having, as Austin Walker wrote last week, ideas and social commentary that are ripped straight from the headlines and planted into a video game context.
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We have a following, specifically from Mister Sunday in South Brooklyn, and I know a lot of them will go into Manhattan and take the Q, and then transfer to the L. So for them, it'll be a thing... However, we've been doing plenty of parties without the L train working, even out here this summer, and had plenty of weekends of business.
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Restaurant owners say that allowing tip pooling among all restaurant employees would even out the disparity of pay between the front-of-the-house workers (who in many states—but not all—earn less than minimum wage, but typically make more per hour thanks to tipping) and the back-of-the-house workers (who earn at least minimum wage with no tips).
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There's no reason to give up on this season for the Mets; for all the club's obvious issues with diagnosing and responding to injuries, placing eight players on the disabled list during the first 22 games of the season is just the sort of cosmic boning that baseball and the universe sometimes deals out, and there is time remaining in the season for things to even out.
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"A little over a year ago, multiple Flex workers disclosed to Gizmodo that they worked overtime without additional pay in order to complete their deliveries and avoid being booted from the program, with one worker claiming Amazon "said it evens out because when you work a three hour block and finish in two they still pay you for three, but it doesn't even out.
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A writer who extols the virtues of a group of people based on any demographic denominator runs the risk of flattening or essentializing his characters, but in the face of popular novels centered on middle- and upper-class black experiences, such as those by his contemporary Jessie Redmon Fauset, Hughes's call for nuanced consideration of working-class (and even out-of-work) black people was noteworthy.
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The thinking is that this should help Spotify eventually even out its losses, although that won't happen in the year ahead: For next quarter, Q2, Spotify expects MAUs of between 222-228 million, up 221-232 percent Y/Y; Premium subs of 26.35-26.8 million, up 221-229 percent Y/Y; revenues of €25.03-€225.0 billion, up 2180-2340 percent; gross margin of 23.5-25.5 percent; and an operating loss of €15-€95 million.
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The day before my new year began, I made a list of those acquaintances with whom I had interacted at least twice over the past three weeks — about thirty in all — and emailed them a note explaining that, while I would be unreachable for the next week by email, text message, instant message, Instagram direct message, Twitter direct message, tagged tweet or tagged Instagram comment, I was not in danger, in rehab, or even out of town, and I would love to hear from them by phone (including at my work extension) if they were inclined to talk or make plans.
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Industry: FinanceAge: 4013Location: Washington, D.C.Salary: $89,000 + ~20% annual bonus, discretionary profit sharing and additional potential annual bonus poolsPaycheck amount (bimonthly): $2401,24 22x/month, down to $2000,2190 after tax, insurance, 2000K, and Metro card load# of roommates: 03, a friend Monthly ExpensesRent: $20,21/month total, $20,550 is my share (ugh DC rent) Credit Cards: Varies, but always paid in full every monthLoan Payments: $0, my parents graciously paid for my school as long as I maintained good grades and stayed in state (Michigan)Utilities: I pay cable/internet, ~$150/month, my roommate pays electric (water is covered) – the bills generally even out-ish, so we're pretty bad at actually sitting down to divide it up.
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