"You make money by buying the exceptional — an exceptional business, exceptional management or an exceptional price," he said.
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Hire exceptional talent Exceptional leaders know how to pick exceptional talent based on intelligence, creativity, work ethic, and flexibility.
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It's an inherently American disease — exceptional nation, exceptional aspirations.
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We are first interested in exceptional founders, then exceptional ideas.
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To the extent that they are exceptional, they are exceptional athletes.
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Think Oprah Winfrey, Shonda Rhimes, Indra Nooyi: all exceptional, exceptional women.
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Get mad that an exceptional product comes with an exceptional price tag.
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It is an exceptional bloodbath that deserves exceptional mourning, dissection, and reflection.
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In other words, exceptional performance deserves to be compensated with exceptional pay.
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Liberal hegemony was an exceptional moment, born out of an exceptional development.
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"In sum, Geico is an exceptional business run by exceptional managers," he wrote.
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Because we're not exceptional, no one cares enough to make the team exceptional.
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"In my experience, he was an exceptional producer and an exceptional executive," Olbermann said.
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We are an exceptional country like our children are exceptional, mostly because they are ours.
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But there's a difference between being an exceptional fighter and being an exceptional senior officer.
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"We know that exceptional situations require exceptional responses," said Foreign Minister Ernesto Araújo of Brazil.
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One might argue that many exceptional performers still gained their exceptional skill through hard work, exceptional motivation or "grit", so they do not deserve to receive lower reward and praise.
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"An exceptional leader for two exceptional [organizations], he brings great experience and strong cyber background," Joyce wrote.
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"While governments can use exceptional measures in exceptional circumstances, they must do so with caution," he said.
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Exceptional phenomena, like crashes or child geniuses are just that, exceptional, and best left to worry about themselves.
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"We need a whole package of exceptional decisions to encourage people to return during these exceptional times," he said.
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These weren't acts of exceptional moral courage in the way Lieutenant Chontosh's acts were acts of exceptional physical courage.
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Scientists are cautious about making that link, as a number of exceptional years in a row may still be exceptional.
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Wirecutter called this grill an "exceptional value" that offers "exceptional performance" and that created "perfectly cooked" foods time after time.
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"These are exceptional times that, unfortunately, call for exceptional measures in order to save lives," Gantz said in a statement Tuesday.
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"A lot of these watch brands are very good at making exceptional mechanical objects, exceptional cases, dials, and straps," he says.
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Books such as Validation of Exceptional Longevity, Exceptional Longevity: From Prehistory to the Present and Supercentenarians all deal with this methodological question.
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She was exceptional at connecting with people — exceptional at giving to people, in a way that would have been exhausting to me.
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In a message on his Facebook page, Ho said it had been an "exceptional year, an exceptional election, and an unusual result".
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The LS30 do nothing exceptional, but they also don't spoil anything — which, come to think of it, is pretty exceptional for gaming headphones.
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Thus, those of us who are exceptional, be they people or rodents or whole countries, are only as exceptional as they are good.
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Our independence and our freedom to pursue happiness make us an exceptional nation full of exceptional people – with the God-given opportunity to prove it.
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Although "exceptional" incentives to warrant metal were liable to exchange investigation, no-one had actually worked out what sort of incentive would qualify as being "exceptional".
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But Dr Wilson also reckons that there needs to be a move away from the feeling that AIDS is exceptional, and thus requires an exceptional response.
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"We really felt like it was an exceptional year, really captured by the exceptional fourth quarter," Narasimhan told CNBC's Julianna Tatelbaum in Basel, Switzerland on Wednesday.
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Why am I watching, or why am I going to the game, if this exceptional team is no longer exceptional, and the players aren't even any fun?
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Public lands offer many exceptional opportunities for outdoor recreation, but too often unique or exceptional settings for outdoor recreation are not formally recognized in land use planning.
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And there was this balancing of, well, you don't want to have a really exceptional week, because then you might be expected to repeat that exceptional week.
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Be skeptical of people who tell you that you don&apost have to work hard if you want to have an exceptional career unless they have exceptional careers.
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"So when you've someone with an exceptional memory ability and an exceptional ability to connect people, places and things, that's a tremendous asset for any law firm," said Zumpano.
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" USTelecom (Jonathan Spalter, President & CEO): "An exceptional choice.
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But in the meantime, if you think about the quality of the people that the president is going to pick from an interview, these are all exceptional Americans, exceptional people.
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CHOPARD Exceptional Stones There was a surprise in store for those who came to Paris's Place Vendôme, the world epicenter of haute joaillerie, for the latest Chopard collection, Exceptional Stones.
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Everybody who got in is an exceptional individual and the exceptional part of their nature has nothing to do with them being a person of color, or a woman, or whatever.
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When asked on the analyst call whether they would rule out any equity-funded acquisitions, management characterized the equity raise as "exceptional" noting it reflects the "exceptional" nature of this asset.
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My therapist was exceptional — warm, knowledgeable, and very professional.
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" Instead of "outstanding" or "exceptional," he says, "very good.
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If any Bird creation is exceptional, it's a giant metal man who eats railroads and can become a literal death weapon, but the arc of the film is about the giant trending away from that which makes him exceptional and would harm others, and toward what about him is exceptional that could benefit others.
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Benoit Collard, the Global Executive Director of the brand known for its distinctive red label, told us that "to celebrate the evening's exceptional moments," the really exceptional Champagne will be rolled out.
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By the end, Westover has somehow managed not only to capture her unsurpassably exceptional upbringing, but to make her current situation seem not so exceptional at all, and resonant for many others.
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Taxpayers who give to the Exceptional SC program in South Carolina, a scholarship fund for children with exceptional needs, have also been hesitant this year, said Chad Connelly, executive director of that program.
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Such actions are "exceptional in their commonness," Stormer told Broadly.
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And it's that freedom and others that make America exceptional.
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The assignment was as exceptional, fanciful, and unsound as my
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This year's Startup Battlefield at Disrupt Berlin showcases exceptional startups.
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He has become an exceptional singer with an extraordinary range.
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At best, they represent exceptional cases; if not, gross exaggerations.
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It's an interesting story about regular people doing exceptional things.
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So what happened to make a man in jewels exceptional?
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It's innovative designs and exceptional craftsmanship resonate with trendsetters globally.
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This is ultimately what makes the tablet exceptional for learning.
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It's the most exceptional country the world has ever known.
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Amir also had the advantage of being an exceptional talent.
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Such exceptional disparities in drug prices are typical in America.
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It's stupid simple to work and the images are exceptional.
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The Gulf state's hunger for big guns is hardly exceptional.
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PLAINFIELD "Showcase for Exceptional Young Artists," five local artists. Feb.
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"All three have exceptional teams," said Khosla, in an interview.
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When did you notice that Dirk was an exceptional sportsman?
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The region is dealing with exceptional drought — the worst category.
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To understand why, first consider how exceptional Australia has been.
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Vermeer was an exceptional artist, but not a lone genius.
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There, I found this exceptional book called The Ethical Slut.
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He was an "exceptional student" and "very smart," he said.
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"We look at somebody who has exceptional performance," says Wagner.
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Nintendo portable devices are known for their exceptional battery life.
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It's not just that Friends really was an exceptional show.
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Uber lost almost $220bn just last year, excluding exceptional items.
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Further exceptional cash costs relating to Xceligent were not anticipated.
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Jeffries was long and agile, never exceptional, but certainly capable.
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Elon Musk is the exceptional CEO who proves the rule.
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Generally speaking, the Jabra headphones sound great, but not exceptional.
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It is what makes this country exceptional above all else.
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He says he was especially moved by her "exceptional" letter.
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Underlying net profit, which excludes exceptional items, fell 8 percent.
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It's an exceptional return, even by venture home run standards.
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"It was exceptional to see them together," she tells PEOPLE.
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"My love story is nothing particularly exceptional," wrote Bialik, 43.
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The statute allows the president to set aside exceptional sites.
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The industry agrees that exceptional content increases loyalty and engagement.
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"Last summer we were in pretty exceptional circumstances," he said.
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In a period of exceptional economic growth, pensions performed well.
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It was historic, it was exceptional, and it's wicked smaht.
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The phone is never great, never exceptional, but totally fine.
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Exceptional companies learn how to erect barriers around their market.
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But in this respect it is not all that exceptional.
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But I didn't realize that those were not particularly exceptional.
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Exceptions to this rule are supposed to be truly exceptional.
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Many people took exceptional risks to participate in Freedom Summer.
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"Don't tell us our kids are not exceptional!" he shouted.
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Morrison is not exceptional, and that's how it should be.
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Why do you think the Apollo show was so exceptional?
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"An exceptional choice," said USTelecom President and CEO Jonathan Spalter.
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Despite her exceptional discipline, Ms. Keeling allows herself one indulgence.
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Rhonda Faehn is an exceptional coach, human being, and mentor.
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Those who do deserve not only respect but exceptional honor.
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We want them to be evil geniuses, exceptional and awful.
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Unfortunately, this is an exceptional outcome, not the average one.
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But even among the game's elite, Lee, 18, is exceptional.
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These also happen to be traits of an exceptional supervisor.
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UNHCR will recommend "exceptional cases" to the government, Brokenshire said.
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Reince Priebus is an exceptional choice for chief of staff.
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I'm sometimes really tempted, especially when a party is exceptional.
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But last night was exceptional even by their own standards.
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Price is still TBD, but LG promises an "exceptional" one.
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In that case, people rated "nurtured" ideas as more exceptional.
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"The exceptional growth should have been noticed," the report said.
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Last year's freshman class of Blue Devils was absolutely exceptional.
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Really, the exceptions aren't quite as exceptional as you'd think.
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However, before exceptional items it fell 4.5% to £102.5 million.
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They're not just looking out for Curry's exceptional play anymore.
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Their exceptional physiques were, in general, a boon to designers.
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GREEN I liked "Ferryman" and thought the production was exceptional.
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We are committed to providing exceptional service to our customers.
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"Now, we're at an exceptional moment," Mr. de Oliveira said.
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"Solid but perhaps not exceptional," one shareholder told the WSJ.
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Others have followed, but hers has won an exceptional reputation.
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By definition, world records are exceptional deviations from the norm.
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Conditions in housing markets were rather exceptional at the time.
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To see that band in a club was quite exceptional.
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It's about coupling a stellar product with an exceptional experience.
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"We are dealing with an exceptional situation," reads the statement.
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During that time, I found her to be simply exceptional.
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Because you are exceptional, and so exceptions must be made.
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Witnessing this unique phenomenon is an exceptional experience of nature.
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We believe the strategy and exceptional execution demonstrate great potential.
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"An exceptional person will be chosen!" he exclaimed on Twitter.
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It means that the United States has an exceptional advantage.
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The designs for "Firebird," by Marc Chagall, are more exceptional.
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But these will remain exceptional unless the public demands better.
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But this attitude is part of what makes us exceptional.
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Others are exceptional distillations of the artist's spirit and style.
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More exceptional than his background was his art form: embroidery.
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This framework would encompass exceptional team captains and class presidents.
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While comebacks and second acts are interesting, they're also exceptional.
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Surely its most bizarre adaptation, though, is that exceptional finger.
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Davis's depth and delicacy are exceptional; so is her range.
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"Movies in chapters — I think they are exceptional," says Katzenberg.
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My husband, Duncan Moore, who is an exceptional theater director.
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"Customers want exceptional value," said Oliver Chen, analyst at Cowen.
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Common key words were manage, forces, exceptional, proven and superior.
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This is what makes working for the royal household exceptional.
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This is not exceptional food, but that's not the point.
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As president, Trump occupies a position of exceptional social power.
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We like to state, as Americans, that we are exceptional.
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" Bill Scher, contributing editor at Politico, called the piece "exceptional.
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This is what makes working for the Royal Household exceptional.
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Opportunity #tolet an exceptional #houseboat in the heart of #LittleVenice.
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His case does not make for an exceptional immigrant soundbite.
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They would be exceptional no matter where they grew up.
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We regularly receive evidence of just how exceptional you are.
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And African artists are producing exceptional work in the medium.
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Nothing about doing our duty makes us noble or exceptional.
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Below are some of their tales of exceptional public transit.
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That's why the Citi Double Cash card is so exceptional.
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It is exceptional to see such a passion and kindness.
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In the meantime, here are some of the exceptional displays.
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Yet, on its own terms, this was an exceptional concert.
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I will always be grateful for his exceptional, compassionate care.
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Art historians and archaeologists know how exceptional the collection is.
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This is an exceptional issue to have that much consensus.
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But Newton isn't making a case for his exceptional skill.
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America is an exceptional country when it comes to guns.
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When asked in court whether the woman's case was exceptional, immigration official David Nockels said that while aspects were "broadly exceptional," he didn't think it was enough to merit her being moved to Australia.
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"Operators are authorised to apply exceptional traffic management measures, inter alia, to prevent impending network congestion and to mitigate the effects of exceptional or temporary network congestion," the EU executive said in a statement.
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The battery life is exceptional, the speed is exceptional, the keyboard works, and thanks to Apple embracing the external graphics card concept those 29 USB-C and Thunderbolt 403 ports are finally good for something.
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The battery life is exceptional, the speed is exceptional, the keyboard works, and thanks to Apple embracing the external graphics card concept those 4 USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 ports are finally good for something.
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But there are others, like Carmen's nemesis, Sally (Andrea Jones-Sojola, another exceptional performer in a cast of exceptional performers), who can't separate from the crowd and insist on going about things the "right" way.
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A hard Brexit would be an "exceptional economic event, which will be met with exceptional measures to support the continued operation of the Irish economy and our international trading links," the Irish contingency plan says.
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"Small teams of exceptional people can do exceptional things," said Bill Coughran, who helped oversee the creation of Google's vast internet infrastructure and is now investing in Mr. Schoelkopf's company as a partner at Sequoia.
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It appears that the company has just had an exceptional outcome.
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Nor does she think she has done anything at all exceptional.
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"The warming of the Arctic has really been exceptional," he said.
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"My wife is amazing, she is exceptional," Fillon told TF1 television.
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The tech might be exceptional, but the baggage seems awfully heavy.
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Could a secure system of exceptional access be so much harder?
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What Ozzie is saying is that exceptional access is no different.
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"My love story is nothing particularly exceptional," the Blossom alum mused.
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The U.S. is also exceptional in its high child poverty rate.
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The producers have done an exceptional job casting the teen roles.
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Bundy isn't even exceptional when compared to other American serial killers.
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The company has a reputation for engineering smart, often exceptional products.
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Revenue £796.0m (2014: £703.5m) * underlying, before exceptional and acquisition related items .
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Standard tip: 10% to 15% (up to 20% for exceptional service)
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Expect powerful hardware, exceptional gaming performance, and... maybe a better camera?
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"I thought she [Clinton] was an exceptional candidate," Gay told me.
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That might be a more than exceptional trade-off for you.
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He said it would be possible if "exceptional resources" are available.
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It also hosted some exceptional exhibitions over its 19-year run.
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The craftsmanship is exceptional, they're ultra-comfortable and they look awesome.
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Though it is exceptional, America's health care system is not perfect.
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That's why Republicans should build on America's exceptional health care legacy.
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But then Mr Macintyre has some exceptional material to work with.
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But "[t]his case presents an exceptional circumstance", the judges wrote.
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Set piece moments buzz around gorgeous visual effects and exceptional staging.
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Eric Barone mined Harvest Moon fandom with the exceptional Stardew Valley.
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There are exceptions of course, but most people are not exceptional.
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So let's assume Mr. Ryan isn't an exceptional Republican political liability.
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Day 84, however, was exceptional because it was way too real.
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So how do you make an exceptional child learn and progress?
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Her exceptional qualities were mainly invisible to me as a child.
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If tipping serves any purpose, it is to reward exceptional service.
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There seems to be something exceptional about planes in this regard.
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The conditions are fabulous, with snow dumping at an exceptional rate.
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Chelsea understands the power of words and has an exceptional vocabulary.
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PLAINFIELD "Showcase for Exceptional Young Artists," five young local artists. Feb.
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The numbers confirm that Mr Buffon is an exceptional shot-stopper.
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In exceptional circumstances some are sent abroad for resettlement or asylum.
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The film establishes early on that Ruth is an exceptional person.
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"Two black holes that close together is pretty exceptional," he said.
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Johanne Murdock is exceptional as Diane, a gilet-sporting "tiger mom".
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Underlining quite how exceptional Uber's position is in London's PHV sector.
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"And for a girl of 335 years old, she is exceptional."
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Ms Bicchieri emphasises how exceptional people often get the process started.
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You've got this extraordinary person who's exceptional at what they do.
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Profit including Lauda's exceptional losses this year was 880 million euros.
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The Garmin Fenix 5 is exceptional, and I love wearing it.
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But they were exceptional, says Mr Mansfield, who is himself deaf.
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But that's not enough without an exceptional mental game to match.
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Mainly, notes Omwanda, the photos demonstrate and exceptional use of skill.
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What was really exceptional were the results from GPU intensive benchmarks.
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It is a parent's job to think her children are exceptional.
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Also considerThat $50 price tag on the Jabra is pretty exceptional.
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Suffering is not an exceptional state that God will always fix.
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" During her Times interview, Barbara called Planned Parenthood an "exceptional organization.
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There's something about the British royal family that is just exceptional.
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Or, she could be an "exceptional ager," as Cosmopolitan puts it.
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It's incredibly rare to find a product that is truly exceptional.
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"Most people assume that success requires exceptional intelligence," Corley tells CNBC.
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We are incredibly lucky to be surrounded by such exceptional people.
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Gottsagen and Farrell both received the Quincy Jones Exceptional Advocacy Award.
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"They played an exceptional game today," Virginia coach Bronco Mendenhall said.
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Omaha may be an exceptional case, but it reflects a trend.
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Each were kind, talented young women, with exceptional futures before them.
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America is exceptional when it comes to incidents of mass shooting.
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Revenue before exceptional items rose 14.2 percent to 1.73 billion pounds.
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Although she's a normal person, she's done something actually pretty exceptional.
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Shell is not exceptional in falling short, according to Carbon Tracker.
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"The cast of this show is unique and exceptional," he wrote.
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"For something exceptional, the market is still very good," she said.
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He has an exceptional ability to skate and move the puck.
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They are exceptional kids who really are masters of their craft.
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So this year it would be an exceptional clusterfuck, legally speaking?
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Yeah, I think that's what is really exceptional about the book.
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First, as an exceptionally desirable destination, it can recruit exceptional immigrants.
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First, Trump's nominations have been exceptional for a focus on outsiders.
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It's never too late to get acquainted with America's exceptional Constitution.
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Killing the Venue means there's no truly exceptional Android tablet available.
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The limited time frame is balanced by exceptional breadth and variety.
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The exceptional violence with which the protests were suppressed made headlines
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"2017 has been an exceptional year for earnings growth," they said.
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Both women are exceptional cooks in the elaborate Mexican home style.
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"So it is a rare ability but not exceptional," said Fonseca.
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Compared with other carmakers, the company's labor representatives hold exceptional power.
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Then, as now, a truly exceptional player led the Welsh side.
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In other words, Exceptional Persons saved money by paying workers fairly.
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Exceptional breath control allows him to spin out tensile, buoyant phrases.
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Counterexamples — self-alienating writers such as Beckett and Conrad — are exceptional.
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The company turned to Demotech to get an A Exceptional rating.
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Texas Roadhouse's exceptional hospitality blew its competitors out of the water.
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He noted her exceptional athletic ability from an early age and,
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You don't buy exceptional pieces when you're not in the mood.
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This mob thriller is a highlight of Martin Scorsese's exceptional career.
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Prime Minister Valls unveils a package of "exceptional" anti-terror measures.
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First, only the most exceptional startups earn the Top Pick designation.
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There have been exceptional times when making music hasn't been possible.
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Terminations after 12 weeks would be permitted only under exceptional circumstances.
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The question is whether O'Rourke is exceptional enough to overcome them.
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"She was exceptional from the start to the finish," Mouratoglou said.
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We aren't allowed to just be good, we must be exceptional.
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"We have to reject students who are exceptional," Ms. Bever testified.
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Josh was a veteran, an exceptional citizen, and a successful entrepreneur.
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On certain days, Russia's disinformation efforts appeared to have exceptional reach.
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It isn't because she's not exceptional, but precisely because she is.
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For more than two decades, the team's goalkeepers have been exceptional.
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Well, here is broccoli and pecorino toast, and it is exceptional.
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Bluefin tuna are exceptional hunters and don't submit readily to aquaculture.
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Léaud is exceptional; he blurs the line between performing and behaving.
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Perhaps, in hindsight, this season will not seem quite so exceptional.
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They are exceptional people and leaders, and their future is bright.
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My mother's cognitive skills are exceptional, and this had me worried.
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Existing EU rules already provide for state support in exceptional circumstances.
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From Mr. Adkison's perspective, this fascination with language isn't so exceptional.
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One attractive quality of the Note9 is its exceptional battery life.
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"But I also would say that some things are truly exceptional."
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But certain gestures, movements and positions loom out with exceptional force.
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I generally enjoyed when Southside played, and Steve, because they're exceptional.
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The existence of occasional exceptions only highlights how exceptional they are.
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Babajan is exceptional, but this level of quality is not unexpected.
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Their loss was against the Redskins, who do not appear exceptional.
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"He picked up on my need to feel exceptional," she said.
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I wanted to make dance be less of an exceptional event.
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More exceptional than this artist's background was his art form: embroidery.
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I took exceptional care of the beans, the soak, the milk.
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Therefore, where there&aposs no competition, you can produce exceptional margins.
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Rather, they are exceptional and use their spectrum profiles as assets.
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Pros: Exceptional support and comfort from an innerspring mattress Cons: Expensive
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In the end, the barnacles are exceptional because of [the process].
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"You've got to be doing it to be exceptional," he said.
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Navigating the hurdles of changing media habits will take exceptional fortitude.
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"The exceptional report is also like a red flag," she said.
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Here, a shortlist of the city's most exceptional places to imbibe.
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The SE's exceptional Fender sound system is worth the extra charge.
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Unkempt hair that falls perfectly just so requires an exceptional cut.
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When expertly cut, they exhibit a captivating brilliance and exceptional clarity.
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Cuisinart's cast iron provides exceptional heat retention and even heat distribution.
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If a player does something exceptional at practice, Swinney hugs him.
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Since 1976, he has exhibited "an exceptional sex drive," researchers said.
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Unless we recover our antimonopoly tradition, Amazon will centralize exceptional control.
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To be sure, like the examples Pang uses, Roosevelt is exceptional.
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To put someone behind bars, we should demand an exceptional justification.
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They exemplify the genius, talent and creativity of our exceptional nation.
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And to that end, Wednesday night's CNN town hall was exceptional.
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They recognize exceptional talent, and willingly move them throughout the organization.
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Our goal is to understand which startup companies are actually exceptional.
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A limited number of scholarships are available to exceptional MA candidates.
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"Gluck had the ability to be an exceptional artist," Stockdale says.
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Never didactic, but nonetheless provocative, it's an exceptional work of nonfiction.
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Supersonic flights are consequently banned over land except in exceptional circumstances.
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It's one thing to be exceptional and another to be abnormal.
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Deloria considers it exceptional, even in the context of Indigenous modernism.
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But he has exceptional reflexes and a knack for anticipating plays.
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Butler reveals exceptional sympathy for his bullied hero, his nerd Job.
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That deficit, despite Barcelona's exceptional strike force, should have been insurmountable.
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The past, in our minds, is a series of exceptional moments.
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What happens when a country that's meant to be exceptional … isn't?
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You're totally right that this exceptionalism, they have to be exceptional.
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"That is, power, influence, wealth, and fame — and beauty when it's the case — reinforce their perception that they are exceptional individuals with exceptional talent and qualities and therefore, they deserve the best of everything," she says.
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Pretax profit after exceptional items rose to 95.4 million pounds ($118.5 million) for the year ended July 28 from 13 million pounds a year earlier, although before exceptional items, it fell 4.5% to 102.5 million pounds.
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You want to be a successful writer, and for black writers, we feel like the only way we can do it is to become exceptional, and in this context, exceptional means you win all the awards.
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If we are to continue to be an exceptional country, we must continue to develop exceptional citizens, and the identification and development of gifted and talented students from all walks of life is critical to that goal.
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Therefore, I renew here the confidence that we will hold exceptional Games!
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But, as the continent's smallest state, The Gambia is an exceptional case.
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"Mike Trout is an exceptional ambassador for the game," the statement said.
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Jordan was an exceptional athlete and a rising star in the sport.
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"I am exceptional because people have made exceptions for me," Sanchez said.
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Kenneth was known as a truly exceptional person, warm, funny and kind.
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PUTNAM: Well, Governor Scott has been an exceptional turnaround CEO for Florida.
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Excluding the exceptional charge, pretax profit fell 14.7 percent to 81.9 million.
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The situation is far more dire for those making less exceptional salaries.
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Mayr claimed that these features make biology exceptional—a law unto itself.
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Even by that measure, Imre Potyó is a man of exceptional perseverance.
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Harrelson recounted a recent interaction with someone who had some exceptional bud.
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Revenue exceeded forecasts, with the company experiencing what it calls "exceptional" growth.
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"When their gender becomes exceptional, then something will have changed," Green writes.
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Here's why I find the MrSpeakers Ether 2200s exceptional on this front.
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Etna's dynamics are really something exceptional, especially in the last few years.
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But exceptional talent really does exist, and it's silly to pretend otherwise.
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There are two broad schools of thought about what made 1918 exceptional.
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Sound is the other exceptional thing about the Turtle Beach Elite Pro.
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But there was truly an exceptional and greater force at play here.
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That can be a drag on all but the most exceptional returns.
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We're searching for founders of exceptional startups to be TC Top Picks.
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" Instead of diamond-encrusted chains, he boasts of "seasonal vegetables lookin' exceptional.
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It's fluidly edited and consistently interesting without turning up any exceptional insights.
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This one suggests that perhaps there's nothing exceptional or special about us.
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They do an exceptional job across lines of genre, sex, race, everything.
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A display accomplishes the feat by having a truly exceptional contrast ratio.
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But even for Yoruba people, Igbo Ora is considered to be exceptional.
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There's nothing exceptional about misreading a new market the first time around.
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At school, he received exceptional grades, participated in activities, and made friends.
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"It's tricky to find exceptional quant talent," Radkovskaya said in an interview.
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And I'm not talking cool stuff, I'm talking only the exceptional moments!
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Sixty winners were recognized for their exceptional leadership at an awards ceremony.
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ARM is an outstanding company with an exceptional track record of growth.
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A cloud is still something very exceptional when it's over Pluto, though.
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Group revenue rose 16 percent before exceptional items to 792 million pounds.
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The court's internal rule book permits such a decision in exceptional circumstances.
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Theo's built-in capacity for empathy makes her an exceptional child psychologist.
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"The Showcase interview with Greg Kumparak was an exceptional opportunity," said Rodtsevych.
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CHUCK ROBBINS: Yeah, Jim, it was an exceptional quarter for our teams.
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Analysts say exceptional customer service sets the chain apart from its competition.
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After an exceptional prep career, she chose to enroll at North Carolina.
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"The results were solid but not exceptional," said Morningstar analyst Jim Sinegal.
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McIntosh did an exceptional job handling the ball against the Longhorns' pressure.
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But Arsyen knew that a truly exceptional company would see it differently.
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According to the aquarium, Sphen and Magic are already exceptional foster dads.
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" Luckily, Doty was able to find a mentor who she calls "exceptional.
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This year's finalist list also shines a spotlight on exceptional, diverse authors.
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In "exceptional circumstances," employees could work up to 60 hours a week.
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"We do have an exceptional housing shortage", Housing Minister Mehmet Kaplan said.
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It had lightsabers and stormtroopers, sure, but nothing about it seemed exceptional.
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The Hemsworth gene pool is truly the most exceptional in the world.
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That friendship was one of the cornerstones of McCullough's exceptional Adams biography.
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Only now do I understand it thanks to Ezra Edelman's exceptional documentary.
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Regardless of exact totals, rainfall will be exceptional and flooding catastrophic. pic.twitter.
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If its physical design and hardware aren't perfect or exceptional, it sinks.
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Fifty exceptional responders is a large number, but it is also small.
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The Golden State is in its fifth year facing exceptional drought conditions.
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Next also highlighted "exceptional" levels of uncertainty in the clothing retail sector.
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She's also received repeat $250 grants from the Council for Exceptional Children.
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She is here to remind them how important and exceptional they are.
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You felt as though you were in the presence of exceptional minds.
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Tubman is easily the most exceptional female leader in our nation's history.
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In exceptional circumstances, some banks could set up two, rather one, holdings.
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"Pagliacci" offers strong, if not exceptional, vocal performances in the leading roles.
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It was no patty of exceptional quality, but it did its job.
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The nuances of those characteristics is what makes exceptional matches for businesses.
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There were deep leather armchairs, mood lighting and an exceptional French chardonnay.
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She is a terrific person, a devoted mother and an exceptional entrepreneur.
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This isn't an area in which ancient Jews and Christians are exceptional.
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His pinpoint accuracy in small spaces in the short game is exceptional.
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I still believe that the school missed out on an exceptional teacher.
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Sanders praised her as an "exceptional young woman" and offered his condolences.
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OIBDA before exceptional items seen up 21.7 percent at 20.4 million euros.
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European Union rules allow state aid to banks only in exceptional circumstances.
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Wegmans won us over with its exceptional customer service and store design.
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Works need to be exceptional to gain the interest of the collector.
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" He added: "As a Social Democrat, I attribute exceptional importance to solidarity.
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For decades, I have worked with plaintiff consultants who are exceptional professionals.
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"She's an exceptional leader and would be a tremendous president," Flynn said.
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We keep his medal, for exceptional bravery, in a humble wooden frame.
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In exceptional cases, however, it can create impingement in the rotator cuff.
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"Basement Queens," her unlikely and exceptional track with Lizzo, was proof enough.
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After all, it's reserved for the most exceptional of all wind events.
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" Mr. Burke described the move as "an exceptional measure," justified because "Mr.
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But I'm quick to deny that Darryl and I are somehow exceptional.
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The car displayed strong reliability and exceptional pace over the long runs.
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On his three-pointers, he hit 41 percent — exceptional under any circumstance.
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Her sights are high, and her access is exceptional for a chef.
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There will be those exceptional circumstances, where a grassroots candidate catches fire.
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"And when you get to send one home, it's an exceptional feeling."
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They may request an extension up to 30 days under exceptional circumstances.
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And the ones with exceptional abilities are usually cartoon rats or mice.
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They are produced only in years deemed exceptional, and are more expensive.
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His employment contract has a term of four years, barring exceptional circumstances.
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There are so many exceptional women and men making feminist art now!
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His performances in the debates was exceptional and added to his momentum.
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It reported EBITDA of 1.019 billion euros before exceptional items for 2019.
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That is primarily because of the Yankees' exceptional winning percentage of .697.
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Our arsenal of vaccines is exceptional, but it could always be better.
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The United States market is exceptional and it has enriched stock investors.
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Eventually, early Homo gave rise to our own exceptional species, Homo sapiens.
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And, the exceptional efforts to save New Zealand's chubby parrot, the kakapo.
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Deschamps's team has been exceptional in Russia in more ways than one.
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They contend this is an issue of exceptional importance in civil procedure.
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And the deeper problem is that Mr. Delrahim's behavior was not exceptional.
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A hitter with exceptional bat speed may have poor pitch-recognition skills.
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The killings of the United Nations investigators were exceptional on many levels.
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On Thursday, scientists described another way in which the Hadza are exceptional.
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The coronavirus doesn't need to be wildly exceptional to warrant such preparations.
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Not meaning to defend myself, but Clinton really is an exceptional candidate.
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But Bonjean said the convention was exceptional in darker ways as well.
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But the oranges were so exceptional that the men attacked those, too.
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Navigating the hurdles of changing news media habits will take exceptional fortitude.
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By nearly every measure, Chief Petty Officer William Ryan Owens was exceptional.
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These women were already exceptional: What ever has got into them now?
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Despite little evidence, Yeon-kyo believes her children to be exceptional geniuses.
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VBSR gives awards to exceptional members making a difference through their businesses.
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It throws the image of an exceptional American city into dark relief.
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Whatever she chooses to wear, her exceptional musicianship is the genuine article.
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It is unique, it is exceptional, and for now, it is over.
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The problem they see is that "exceptional access" would decrease broader cybersecurity.
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Such convergence zones can generate powerful thunderstorms that produce exceptional rainfall rates.
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No doubt they regard Britain and the United States as exceptional nations.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) does an exceptional job regulating aviation safety.
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Maybe Lowry's nationalist paean to American exceptionalism isn't so exceptional after all.
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Rami Malek bests even his own usually exceptional work in the role.
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"God told me Mike Mike was an exceptional guy," he said. ♦
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One, the Thai baht, has actually stood out for its exceptional performance.
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We are not "exceptional," but they are old and we are new.
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Some analysts have suggested that the growth in agriculture was nothing exceptional.
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"His curveball is better, but tonight his changeup was exceptional," Yost said.
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The last downturn was exceptional in terms of its length and severity.
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Such a system gives coaches exceptional power over athletes, sports commentators say.
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Keith entered high school there and soon proved himself an exceptional student.
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It throws the image of an exceptional American city into dark relief.
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There were no unpleasant chemical or sour tastes, but nothing exceptional, either.
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Yet it was essential to what made the Temptations exceptional and enduring.
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He's not only an exceptional songwriter and vocalist but a final arbiter.
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In his program, Taylor offers several tips for being an exceptional Santa.
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For instance, businesses and individuals who pay taxes in South Carolina can donate to Exceptional SC, a scholarship fund for kids with exceptional needs, and claim a dollar-for-dollar tax credit against their state income-tax liability.
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For instance, individuals and businesses who pay South Carolina taxes can make a donation to Exceptional SC, a scholarship fund for children with exceptional needs, and claim a dollar-for-dollar tax credit against their state income-tax liability.
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"Al Qaeda is an exceptional organization in an exceptional environment, and the situation can't remain like this," he said, referring to the the Nusra Front, Syria's al Qaeda affiliate and one of the most powerful opposition groups in Syria.
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A circus of exceptional talent can succeed in spite of its irregular cast.
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Jonathan Porretta danced the role with exceptional momentum and muscular force on Wednesday.
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Indigenous people should trust and believe in our own ability to be exceptional.
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What follows are the essential habits that exceptional leaders rely on every day.
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According to Météo-France, this heat wave "promises to be exceptional" for June.
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Standard tip: $10 per person (up to $20 per person for exceptional service)
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Standard tip: extra change (up to $2 for exceptional service) Tip when paying.
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Standard tip: $15 (up to $25 for exceptional service) Tip around the holidays.
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Standard tip: $15 (up to $20 for exceptional service) Tip around the holidays.
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Standard tip: $5 (up to $25 for exceptional service) Tip for special efforts.
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Excluding exceptional items, its annual profit rose 6 percent to 1.57 billion euros.
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Newspapers are therefore filled with exceptional moments: earthquakes, war, elections, controversies, arguments, crises.
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Defense attorney Andy Savage said Slager was an officer with an exceptional record.
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But one expert pointed out the Bezoses' exceptional wealth as a mitigating factor.
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She's always doling out compliments to her fellow actresses on their exceptional performances.
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Just ask yourself: Why is successful reentry after prison exceptional instead of standard?
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It's a crucial part of what makes her fascinating and exceptional in 2019.
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In Ms Sinema, an able moderate, the Democrats also have an exceptional candidate.
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We value our patients' privacy as a highest priority while providing exceptional care.
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DURING the past two months, the world has been stifled by exceptional temperatures.
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What made Mr Dylan exceptional was the way that he phrased his thoughts.
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For the moment, nobody should draw a salary or stipend, barring exceptional circumstances.
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Terzani takes it as a challenge and goes on an exceptional earthbound journey.
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It has been the greatest privilege to have worked alongside such exceptional humans.
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"Loubna has an exceptional strength of character," Mr. Ayouch said in an interview.
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She is an exceptional woman and actress and her heart and her humor.
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Both of them were exceptional at breaking down barriers in the young people.
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But the mystery is: Why is our Jupiter so exceptional in the universe?
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That meshes well with the X7's ride quality, which is simply exceptional.
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In short, an exceptional period for America's economy is coming to an end.
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They do not, except in the most exceptional circumstances, display their visceral feelings.
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To preserve this exceptional status, however, Aramco has been governed like a fortress.
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We had the most exceptional run to the final, scoring the most goals.
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Forget the resume, that's a sign that Romney could be an exceptional diplomat.
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We're looking for founders of exceptional startups, and we'll vet each application carefully.
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The ongoing Zika epidemic, claims the WHO, is no longer an exceptional situation.
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That pushes them to deliver an exceptional experience so the company keeps growing.
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So I think she showed exceptional grit and determination throughout this whole process.
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Everyone knows John Legend is exceptional when it comes to singing and songwriting.
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I've always received an exceptional, or, at the very least, pretty good haircut.
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Your startup will not succeed unless you, the founder, build an exceptional team.
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We're searching for exceptional startups to apply for our TC Top Picks program.
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It'll sound grandiose, but it's true — I think we live in exceptional times.
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UCLA came in missing exceptional linebacker Josh Woods and defensive end Breland Brandt.
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It is both a grand challenge and an exceptional opportunity for the SCMP.
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It's not an exceptional system by any measure, but it's fairly well-rounded.
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Under EU rules, member states can grant VAT exemptions only in exceptional circumstances.
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"Women's earnings still lag their exceptional educational progress," he says in a statement.
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The kid also started school and has grown to be an exceptional person.
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Those exceptional benchmark speeds are immediately noticeable in just day-to-day browsing.
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Any firm that survives the burden of foreignness already has demonstrated exceptional performance.
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Exceptional in more ways than one, Olivia proves to be ripe for rediscovery.
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We believe this shared diversity is precisely what makes this country so exceptional.
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This should also alarm all people who truly love what makes America exceptional.
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He does exceptional work at locating projects in positions of leverage and importance.
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The British film industry has a world-renowned reputation for making exceptional films.
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The freelancer-turned-mogul says the self-employed tend to make exceptional employees.
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The central bank said it would hold the exceptional auction at 3 p.m.
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This provides attackers with an exceptional opportunity to target systems through unknown vulnerabilities.
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From early on, we see that Dominika has exceptional control over her face.
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Mr. Storgards brought exceptional transparency and crisp articulation to Mahler's colorful orchestral music.
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R.J. Barrett has been exceptional for the Knicks and a team bright spot.
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Who'd have thought two such aggressively wholesome ingredients could taste so exceptional together?
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The Commission said in the EU official journal this counted as exceptional circumstances.
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Days later the government requested an "exceptional access standby arrangement" from the IMF.
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While, of course, some exceptional ones come out of Homer's home country, America.
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"Barbicans" are exceptional, sometimes fortified, juridical zones located outside entrances to national territory.
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"What Trae did was exceptional — off the charts," Sooners coach Lon Kruger said.
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Two exceptional creative talents, Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain, took their own lives.
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What's more, many of these partners are really good ones, offering exceptional value.
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Unprintable here, the subheadline even suggests awarding gold medals for exceptional, uh, performance.
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He needs something truly exceptional if he is to climb back into contention.
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"Stalin's pockmarked face, in particular, demanded exceptional skills with the airbrush," King writes.
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What he seems to have lost of late are his exceptional political instincts.
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"There is exceptional traffic," Craig Johnson, president of Customer Growth Partners, told CNBC.
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The U.S. Embassy has done an exceptional job keeping up with everyday needs.
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The Purple Aces are not an exceptional mid-major program by any means.
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"What a hands down brilliant talent & exceptional human being he is!" she continued.
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Brain anatomy of memory athletes and those without exceptional memories are the same.
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To be an exceptional skateboarder is nothing less than a marvel of athleticism.
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A new challenger has entered the ring, and their outfit is truly exceptional.
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But the exceptional perspective they afford more than compensates for any visual shortcomings.
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Those editors will vet every application looking for roughly 15-30 exceptional startups.
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He has exceptional physical gifts, besides the advantage of standing 82 inches tall.
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Taqueria El Lechoncito de Oro is the exception, and it is truly exceptional.
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Such a switch was warranted "only in very exceptional cases", the letter said.
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Security experts frequently discover vulnerabilities in consumer electronics, but this case is exceptional.
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The authors are also wrong about one important thing: My dog is exceptional.
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His push comes as exceptional counterterrorism measures are being put into place globally.
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This ability is exceptional, but the people who have it are often understated.
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"Everyone who was in that room was an exceptional photographer," Ms. Schaff said.
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"Today we have this notion of jewelry as something exceptional," Mr. Meylan said.
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The paintings of Lawren Harris prove that Canadians have long produced exceptional art.
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With Wicker Park as an anchor, my experience at The Robey was exceptional.
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But a fair amount of instinct is involved: And he has exceptional instincts.
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Mr. Frazier has a powerful personal story and has built an exceptional career.
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"One exceptional month would not necessarily trigger an alarm for me," he said.
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Games between Olympiacos and A.E.K. are always tense, but this year is exceptional.
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Much like other board sports, snowboarding requires exceptional balance, control, awareness, and skill.
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Combining sports and motherhood has not been easy but it has been exceptional.
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He is a skilled administrator with a light wit and exceptional legal skills.
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The exceptional circumstances of the election have polarized both politicians and the public.
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" Over an Italian meal, Ms. Quinn said, she discovered "a special, exceptional person.
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Programs often show exceptional results in a small trial, but disappoint at scale.
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Silicon Valley is an exceptional place full of smart, uniquely innovative people … right?
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Hunter Page-Lochard, director Stephen Page's son, and Aaron Pedersen deliver exceptional performances.
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Denying this, the ministry said it would be possible only "in exceptional cases".
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United Shades of America with W. Kamau Bell Exceptional Merit in Documentary Filmmaking
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I thought, 'Wow, you have an exceptional set of physical and mental skills.
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These exceptional men represent two opposite views of how America should be run.
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The caveat, however, is that agents expect loyalty in return for exceptional service.
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These ballets make exceptional challenges on technique, yet that never seems the point.
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Aside from that, this suit is flattering, high-quality, and looks exceptional on.
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Sure, though that show is too exceptional to serve as a viable model.
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And the 250s really were years of exceptional economic growth — and relative peace.
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I've really felt that in an exceptional way over the last 12 months.
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The national grid was created to make life exceptional for millions of people.
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The earbuds themselves should return about 10 hours of playback, which is exceptional.
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That alone would propel any town to nerd stardom, but Carbondale is exceptional.
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A tricked out movie theatre allows for an exceptional in-home cinematic experience.
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Yet the elegant Mr. Tharaud's version, at once probing and impetuous, is exceptional.
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I thought it must be an exceptional case, the act of a madman.
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And we certainly didn't look like we were having an exceptional hair day.
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Manager A.J. Hinch said the two complement their exceptional stuff with uncanny intuition.
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Some scholars beyond their tight circle agree that his teachings are not exceptional.
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These ideals made America truly exceptional, even though they were never perfectly realized.
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Boosted by recent exceptional auction results, the former graffiti tagger Brian Donnelly, a.k.a.
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For perhaps the first time, James (an exceptional Dan Stevens) is experiencing temptation.
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"Women's earnings still lag their exceptional educational progress," he said in a statement.
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Many professionals and experts did acquire their exceptional skill through persistent, deliberate practices.
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Their talent and efforts were, of course, essential for realizing their exceptional performances.
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Before characterizing Mexican male behavior as exceptional, you might look in the mirror.
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But this time really is exceptional, and needs to be treated that way.
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That made them exceptional: only 51 percent of young people voted in 2008.
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Does this mean that Britain and the United States are no longer exceptional?
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He described it on Facebook as "an exceptional election, and an unusual result".
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We love how these headphones are equal parts exceptional sounding and well-designed.
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If they are to succeed, they will have to move with exceptional speed.
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"The musical's version of Dolly requires an exceptional version of 'monstreuse,'" she said.
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Peaceful dissent and conflict resolution are part of what makes this country exceptional.
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He was more interested in the quest for original design and exceptional craftsmanship.
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Because, you know, a colored woman with class is still an exceptional creature.
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Before opening his restaurant Mr. Chen traveled Taiwan in search of exceptional ingredients.
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Her work in Iraq and Afghanistan earned her several commendations for exceptional service.
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Without a doubt, Americans are creative and industrious and exceptional in many ways.
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XI SAYS RECOGNISES HK LEADER'S COURAGE TO TAKE ON GOVERNANCE IN EXCEPTIONAL TIMES
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Please take a moment today to remember an exceptional reporter and remarkable friend.
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Most Italians with limited experience outside Italy assumed this was somehow not exceptional.
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"[Successful people] expect to be able to do exceptional things," she tells CNBC.
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But, while Vuong himself is exceptional, much of his experience is not unusual.
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Truly exceptional ones, however, make you reconsider the limits of the art form.
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The US is exceptional in that it doesn't do any of these things.
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Whatever you make of its intentions, it's certainly exceptional in its visual distinction.
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It is Robins' ability to elicit these feelings that makes her work exceptional.
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Denying this, the ministry said it would be possible only "in exceptional cases".
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But you have to ask yourself if exceptional is enough to cut it.
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Falcone says that Nelli was an exceptional artist in a number of ways.
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And Africa's strong performance despite a global recession was exceptional by historical standards.
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The time when I believed he might be an exceptional player is past.
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No longer is there one exceptional woman ready to occupy the Oval Office.
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" "When you have more people over time who want to be famous and this particular type of crime is the only way to guarantee you'll be famous -- unless you have exceptional skills or exceptional luck -- that creates a deadly combination.
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"We are in an extremely risky situation, and to tackle this exceptional situation, I think we need an exceptional response," said Bayrou, referring to a campaign that has been marked by scandals and upsets in which several big names have disappeared.
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The report examined whether it is "technically and operationally feasible to meet law enforcement's call for exceptional access without causing large-scale security vulnerabilities" — posing the question of whether it's possible to build in such exceptional access without creating unacceptable risk?
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This, in combination with low capex required for maintenance of business infrastructure and intellectual property (IP), will result in pre-exceptional FCF margins averaging 20%, leading to a strong implied pre-exceptional FCF/EBITDA conversion rate in excess of 60%.
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" Hale said that he was aware that "we had an exceptional officer doing exceptional work at a very critical embassy in Kyiv," and said that he believed State Department officers are "the best group of diplomats anywhere in the world.
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One can certainly imagine having an exceptional law on issues of heritage and colonization.
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Mashable's latest #BizChats Twitter chat discussed the essentials behind constructing an exceptional marketing email.
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At this point in 2016, nearly 45% of the state was in exceptional drought.
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Of course, applicants must have exceptional communication and leadership skills and be highly organized.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Does exceptional art come from an artist's pain?
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"But it's not just the glamor, it's also the exceptional racing capabilities," he qualified.
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Then, the episode shifts to three other women in Marfa, Texas, and it's exceptional.
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God of War does many things very well, but on this point, it's exceptional.
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"The detail of preservation of many wasps was just exceptional," said van der Kamp.
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"These are exceptional cases where the public safety is a critical issue," he said.
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Our editors will closely vet every application and select only the most exceptional founders.
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"I show only exceptional insects, ones that most people aren't familiar with," he says.
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To avoid this, Norman excluded so-called masterpieces, which would likely fetch exceptional prices.
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She was a regular teenager, but still it seemed she believed she was exceptional.
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I am a fortunate man in that all three of my daughters are exceptional.
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They are people who took advantage of the opportunities presented by an exceptional nation.
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In 2017, he received the prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship for exceptional creativity in the arts.
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But what about all the other, less exceptional ivory netsuke in this family collection?
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It's a really exciting reimagining of a bit of English history, with exceptional music.
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During rainstorms, blizzards and other exceptional phenomena, he took the weather hourly or more.
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Nostalgia or not, Princess Maker and Princess Maker 2's original artwork is exceptional.
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There's nothing really exceptional here, but it should prove a nice little travel companion.
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Then there is the exceptional size of China's visible machinery of repression and surveillance.
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Their conclusion was clear: exceptional access without unacceptable risk is not possible, they wrote.
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On the other hand, Iowa seems to be a bit of an exceptional situation.
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Evidence of camouflage in insects is quite rare, so this is an exceptional finding.
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"It&aposs important to remember that Stonehenge is a very exceptional monument," Pollard said.
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After exceptional items and regulatory effects, OIBDA rose 5.6 percent to 494 million euros.
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And by that, we mean boundary-pushers, exceptional disrupters and all-around game-changers.
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And at least in this regard, there is nothing exceptional about our current predicament.
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I did say this was exceptional weather, but they were having none of it.
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Mercurio said he was "completely stunned by the exceptional response to Bodyguard," Variety reports.
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Few startup founders are truly exceptional, and it's hard to build an amazing startup.
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However, they acknowledge the peak approval rates seen in 2014 and 20153 were exceptional.
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However, when it comes to electing a female president, the U.S. is not exceptional.
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So something will have to be done to take care of Alaska's exceptional needs.
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"I believe with all my heart that America is an exceptional country," Clinton declared.
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In the past, Alabama's kryptonite has been mobile quarterbacks who are also exceptional passers.
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Smug Europeans are congratulating themselves that Americans were always wrong about their exceptional democracy.
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Enterprise companies must deliver exceptional experiences at scale or risk losing customers to competitors.
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Each year, five pop culture kisses are nominated for their exceptional significance or steaminess.
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Credit unions provide financial services with low fees, competitive interest rates and exceptional service.
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That makes the Liquid Jade Primo exceptional, though it's mostly built on familiar components.
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Why do people worship bands like Power Trip and Iron Age with exceptional fervor?
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But occasionally, really exceptional VR experiences unfold, like Robin Arnott's multisensory cyberdelic meditation, SoundSelf.
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The thing about teeth is that you can't really be blessed with exceptional nashers.
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They're smart and they know their worth, that's part of what makes them exceptional.
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He said the exceptional charges, mostly related to the East Coast franchise, were "substantial".
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We take ordinary businesses like junk removal and make them exceptional through customer experience.
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Maintaining "Exceptional Creditworthiness" is thus a matter of following the rules already in place.
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In exceptional cases, the DFSA will consider extending the maximum year-long exemption period.
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That's precisely why advocacy groups like the Council for Exceptional Children oppose voucher programs.
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Excluding the effects of currency swings and exceptional elements, net profit rose 2.6 percent.
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And I think the quality of our team is just exceptional because of that.
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Katkin's experience is exceptional, and involved eight IVF cycles in America, England, and Russia.
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Some were exceptional, while others seemed as if they were unfortunate experiments by hobbyists.
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Apart from the absolute spotlessness, the exceptional silence inside the factory was so extraordinary.
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There is no question that, as pitchers go, Mr Bumgarner is an exceptional hitter.
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Mrs May's path to Downing Street, if not quite the norm, is hardly exceptional.
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The guard had shown flashes of exceptional talent, but he kept injuring his ankles.
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The hospital's modern information systems created an exceptional experience for me as a patient.
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He's exceptional on the baseball end in terms of the teaching and evaluating side.
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By the standards of history's empires and dynasties, this makes America an exceptional nation.
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E2500: Applicants who have advanced college degrees or "exceptional abilities" qualify for this visa.
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In some cases, however, applicants with "exceptional abilities" may self-petition for a visa.
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This exceptional début novel juxtaposes two seemingly unrelated narratives set in the mid-aughts.
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Miguel provides a needed, and exceptional service, and he boasts a loyal customer base.
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Once, when the seat was exceptional, he wrote that Clementine must have some pull.
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And then may be someone like gymnast, Dipa Karmakar, because she's an exceptional talent.
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Ted Terry is an exceptional mayor who fosters a sense of belonging and warmth.
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"Such a unique event in exceptional circumstances requires extra security measures," Cazeneuve told reporters.
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"There's exceptional traffic, " Craig Johnson, president of Customer Growth Partners, told CNBC Friday morning.
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"I think Lindsey's range of passing, I've said it before, is exceptional," Ellis said.
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Methuselah was nearly 4,790 by the time anyone realized just how exceptional it was.
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They were well designed with exceptional fit, which meant they were worn quite often.
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The Cubs are excellent because they are fantastic hitters, terrific pitchers, and exceptional fielders.
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What makes The Donald Trump sandwich exceptional, though, is that it nails DT's coiffure.
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Witness UN Ambassador Nikki Haley: Jake Tapper is exceptional here — informed and on point.
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"There had always been traveling women, but they had been exceptional women," Dautheville says.
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I've been using the phone since it came out, and it truly is exceptional.
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The products ranged from affordable, everyday versions to local, organic produce of exceptional quality.
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Ho wrote on Facebook that Monday featured an "exceptional election, and an unusual result."
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"This is an exceptional situation, and we will do whatever is needed," she said.
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"We Koreans are exceptional, we are tenacious, we are peace-loving," Mr. Moon said.
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It rides on rails through the twisty bits while maintaining exceptional levels of comfort.
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The Biles family's story is unique — nearly as exceptional as her incomparable tumbling prowess.
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But the exceptional pies at two-year-old La Matatena are a worthwhile diversion.
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With buyers more selective, owners are more reluctant to offer exceptional cars at auction.
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The large, well-lit studios will feature exceptional natural lighting and hard wood floors.
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It has exceptional balance, low mineral content, and a naturally alkaline pH of 8.4.
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The pandemic has most of the world practicing exceptional hand hygiene and social distancing.
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They described her [as] an exceptional person whose political experience will improve CNN's coverage.
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"Duke has an exceptional balance sheet [and is] now yielding almost 4%," Tatro said.
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Have nothing exceptional to say except that tweeting so comfortably from home feels unreal.
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Intensive research efforts may identify existing drugs with exceptional effectiveness to reduce disease severity.
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Still, Bausch cautions that there are some factors that make Ebola an exceptional case.
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The biographical part of "RBG" tells a story that is both typical and exceptional.
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We are grateful to all of these entities for their exceptional efforts and guidance.
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Whatever you think of Mr. Trump, he's an exceptional man, hard to pin down.
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The law singles out specific technologies all the time because they are so exceptional.
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Many of these rooms, like the Jackie Gaughan suite, have exceptional histories or aesthetics.
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We have built an impressive team to deliver our vision for exceptional regulatory coverage.
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The catcher Ivan Rodriguez, known as Pudge, was exceptional on both offense and defense.
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For a politician, he showed exceptional courage by not being afraid to be booed.
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Chemistry between two performers depends on each one bringing exceptional talents to the mix.
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In creative tasks, the Prestige got the job done but wasn't an exceptional performer.
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One card that offers exceptional travel coverage is the Chase Ink Business Preferred card.
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"That means he made 17 exceptional catches," Willman said in a recent telephone interview.
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Rosset did this during a period of exceptional prosperity in the American book business.
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An honest and first-rate artist, McCarthy, like all the actors, does exceptional work.
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But just as cartographers need to be "exceptional" and "proven," so do health aides.
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From this old vineyard, planted in limestone, sand and marl, the wines were exceptional.
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The Cold War made the exceptional role of the victorious allies even more vital.
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It feeds the desire to feel exceptional, entitled, in short, to be great again.
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"He was an exceptional student with a promising future," said Donshon Wilson, the spokesman.
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But Fed leaders' credentials are exceptional — outstanding schools, advanced degrees and records of accomplishment.
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"It's an exceptional case in the world," doctor Eduard Argudo told reporters on Thursday.
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Blackstone called 249 an "exceptional" year, with records in many areas including net inflows.
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A primary mission of outdoor companies is to provide exceptional quality at reasonable prices.
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And let's elect a president and vice president who really believe America is exceptional.
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Please take a moment today to remember an exceptional reporter and remarkable friend. James
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You'll want to ask for a raise only if your performance has been exceptional.
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They described her as an exceptional person whose political experience will improve CNN's coverage.
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"Its aromas have now developed into characteristics unique to this exceptional batch," says Casavecchia.
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Trump for the exceptional, overwhelming courtesy you have extended to my family and me.
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That doesn't sound exceptional now, but Buck was apparently the first professional dog walker.
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The apps didn't help me cope during or after this exceptional edge-case scenario.
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It is this singling out for exceptional status that the peace movement argues against.
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His aligotés are exceptional, but even he does not expect too much of them.
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So it was an exceptional shock, because I didn't know today was the day.
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I think in many ways I've had an exceptional career and I'm very lucky.
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The mapping engines and graphics are exceptional, the narrator walking a user through the game shows off Magic Leap's exceptional use of sound technology and the humor in the game is reminiscent of some of the best Wallace and Gromit set pieces.
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"If we still act in the same conventional mode as if business is usual and life is normal, then we are not being very responsible...we are facing some exceptional times that call for some exceptional responses from the government," Lam said.
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"We are in an extremely risky situation, and to tackle this exceptional situation, I think we need an exceptional response," Bayrou, a pro-EU politician who won about 9 percent of first round votes when he ran in the 2012 presidential vote.
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It will only get harder for Federer to reach the finish lines, but he, like Connors, is an exceptional talent with exceptional footwork and staying power, and, for the moment, they have a strikingly similar gap between their first and last tour titles.
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If the conmen in the Valley can convince you that they are a new and exceptional kind of evil, you will spend time thinking up new and exceptional ways to fight back, intimidated and a little bit in awe of their bravado.
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The exceptional weapons combined with the smooth character movement makes combat feel responsive and intentional.
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The persistence of the heat wave has also been exceptional, in addition to its severity.
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Tactics, patience and perseverance can help outrun even the most exceptional degrees of natural talent.
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It shouldn't be exceptional to work with brilliant people just because they're not sample size.
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Is there anything exceptional about a slice of bread and a piece of bowtie pasta?
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But despite such an exceptionally early harvest, this year did not produce especially exceptional wines.
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" One attendee tells PEOPLE that while security was present "it didn't seem exceptional or excessive.
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He says "exceptional" security measures allowed nearly police to put nearly 1,000 people in custody.
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And like Handler, Barbie was a career woman in an era when this was exceptional.
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"He has enjoyed an historic and exceptional honeymoon," pollster Nik Nanos of Nanos Research said.
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And Brett Kavanaugh is not just a good nominee; Brett Kavanaugh is an exceptional nominee.
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Standard tip: $5 (up to $20 for exceptional service) Tip when you receive the service.
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Standard tip: $10 for smaller jobs (up to 10% of total job for exceptional service)
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Exceptional leaders know this better than anyone does, so they flip fear on its head.
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But to don that Seeing Eye guide dog vest, a dog needs to be exceptional.
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Is software a field like the arts, or sports, in which exceptional performers can exist?
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Operating expenditure (excluding exceptional items) declined by an estimated 1% as staff costs were reduced.
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The party thanked Rahul Gandhi for his "exceptional leadership" during the state and general elections.
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He continues to expand on his range, while anchoring an exceptional low-end with Dailor.
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We are doubling and tripling their lives because they're getting exceptional medical care and treatment.
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It's exceptional in the fall when I make my own broth and use fancier meats.
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So the CEOs of the BRT have done an exceptional job, a real detail level.
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We settled on an oval stone that was just exceptional in its length and grace.
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It's worth taking a moment to appreciate just how exceptional the Corsair One's design is.
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Its underlying net profit, which excludes exceptional items, fell 15 percent to S$697 million.
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While the sausage is good, the combination of roasted grapes and onion is truly exceptional.
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Despite its relatively low power, the Surface Laptop 23 15 doesn't have exceptional battery life.
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It has exceptional relationships with suppliers, says Hong, so it gets competitive prices on goods.
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Snoop Dogg as a nature series narrator is truly one of the planet's exceptional gifts.
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Sorbillo(282 Piazza Trieste E Trento, 239-5523-2552-234-288) offers an exceptional version.
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Voice calls are a painful weakness of many headphones and earbuds that are otherwise exceptional.
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My impression going into launch is that Nintendo has made an exceptional piece of hardware.
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And we received exceptional cooperation from private sector companies like Facebook, Oath, PayPal, and Twitter.
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Huawei has delivered some exceptional low-light photos, digital zoom, and improved portrait mode blur.
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I know Vimeo will continue to accomplish great things with you exceptional people behind it.
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We Americans do have an exceptional track record of upward progress, of recovery from slips.
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"This cat is of exceptional value to this boy and to this family," says Gillespie.
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His players, self-taught in their bedrooms, had exceptional talent but were sullen and insecure.
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"Raising money is always hard but it took an exceptional amount of resilience," Rodriguez said.
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Shadow of the Colossus, out this week for the PlayStation 4, features an exceptional horse.
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The brand was a comparatively minor part of what made the Carling Cup exceptional, however.
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However, the ministerial attrition rate under Mrs May looks less exceptional in an international context.
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The Surface Book didn't bomb the benchmark, but its score of 395 wasn't exceptional either.
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The homers happen, but the base hit in that situation was an exceptional at-bat.
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The constant succession of defeats and victories they experienced were not exceptional for recording artists.
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The bass is a bit light, but the clarity, even at high volumes, is exceptional.
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My gripes about the packaging and Infograph face aside, Series 4 is an exceptional update.
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Not for the death of his character, but for the loss of an exceptional actor.
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Ms Choi's novels have won praise for their blend of exceptional prose and propulsive storytelling.
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More importantly, the chaos surrounding the campaign is not, by any measure, exceptional for Trump.
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Before then, the two countries have their opportunity to show they faced exceptional economic circumstances.
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Corinne is an exceptional woman who made such an impact on me during this journey.
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I don't think mine's particularly exceptional apart from that we're both in the public eye.
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We often hear of the exceptional nature of the justice system in the United States.
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"This is really something unbelievably special," he told reporters while others acclaimed an exceptional talent.
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Exceptional marketing happens when the art of communication expands upon the fundamental science of conversion.
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Writing With Flair: How To Become An Exceptional Writer, $10 (originally $03), available at Udemy.
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For one, Black love is often popularized as the exceptional byproduct of trauma and struggle.
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These breakout books aren't the only titles that make the 2018 PEN Literary Awards exceptional.
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It didn't really work for anyone, and this is less exceptional than you might expect.
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"We see exceptional value for investors that can look through a potential downturn," he said.
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In other words: no, life is not always glamorous and exceptional, sometimes it is unremarkable.
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"Now we have a person who really wants progress, so it's absolutely exceptional," he said.
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"It is difficult to imagine more exceptional circumstances than these," he told state RAI television.
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While most storms won't be that exceptional, climate change is making even heavier rainfall possible.
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"These are exceptional circumstances that the UK is operating in," Carney told an ECB conference.
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"The countries that embrace openness do exceptional and the countries that don't, don't," Cook said.
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It's uber chic: I'm in love with the color, and the intricate details are exceptional.
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Calliope Waterworks hopes that their solution catches on due to its exceptional ease-of-use.
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There's nothing exceptional here on the exercise side, but the Galaxy watch is a workhorse.
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A third exceptional race, the 24 Hours of Le Mans, then follows in mid-June.
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It's received praise for its dark humor and exceptional performances by the star-studded cast.
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Below, in no particular order, are 10 returning shows we thought were exceptional in 2017.
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Because of my inherent belief that I was exceptional, I thought I could handle things.
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The amount was already included in the 240 million exceptional charge announced on Jan. 17.
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If anything, the industry needs exceptional individuals to help obscure just how bad things are.
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Exceptional people know this better than anyone does, so they flip fear on its head.
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For his efforts, he was awarded the Secretary of Defense Medal for Exceptional Public Service.
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Though that court ruling was made public, typically decisions about exceptional drug use are confidential.
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Laila Soueif, a revolutionary and stoic Egyptian woman Mr. Anderson profiles, offers an exceptional view.
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America is exceptional because of our ethnic diversity, our religious diversity, and our cultural diversity.
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"The point of departure for the U.K. is 'We are exceptional,' " the official said, sighing.
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WP Standard makes exceptional leather goods, and the company's new leather duffel is no different.
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Indiana's law was exceptional for its breadth, but the restrictions it included were not unprecedented.
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What's exceptional is that we have turned manageable debt into a financial disaster for millions.
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He had an exceptional memory that allowed him to assume an air of superficial mastery.
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Broad and deepWhat is exceptional about the Hong Kong protests is their breadth and depth.
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Apple might be exceptional, but shareholders would view this as simply setting fire to money.
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They deliver exceptional people-hauling and cargo-hauling ability in a friendly and reliable package.
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Five years later a decree was passed banning upstream dams in all but exceptional circumstances.
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The exceptional charge will not affect Aviva's 2016 operating profit or dividend, the insurer said.
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Taylor Swift and Adele both showed it was possible, but their albums were exceptional blockbusters.
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That's a quality reserved for the exceptional, and GoldLink's "Crew" is one of those songs.
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Formed the year those albums were released, Cave In's early works were not particularly exceptional.
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EU rules allow member states to provide financial help to banks only in exceptional cases.
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It does do some exceptional policy work, particularly when it comes to terrorism and counterinsurgency.
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Every once in a while an exceptional new innovation in the grilling world comes along.
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Also, one of our tech writers shares his quest to bake exceptional bagels at home.
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The reality is, any score over 800 is considered "exceptional" with the FICO scoring model.
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I'm the person that suffered from this rare and exceptional failure, as you put it.
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Nike is known for offering big bonuses for exceptional performances but also negotiating big reductions.
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When it comes to this particular kind and scale of gun violence, America is exceptional.
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But as written, such a turn can't be pulled off, even with these exceptional actors.
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Florence promises to dump exceptional amounts of rain, both on the coast and farther inland.
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The album's provenance, of course, is what made it so exceptional in the first place.
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But the final product is a deep, unreserved, and unexaggerated look at an exceptional life.
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The exceptional cast of singers included the superb countertenor Iestyn Davies in the title role.
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Stephens said his company was hired because it provides "exceptional pharmacy services" at good rates.
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Are English speakers flawed smellers, or are the hunter-gatherers of the Malay Peninsula exceptional?
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Maybe in England, as in Spain and Germany, everyone looks bad compared with the exceptional.
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But it is Wilkins's reputation off the field that explains the exceptional interest in him.
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Still, it is refreshing – and exceptional – that Community and Continuity has 32 artists on view.
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Surprisingly, grapes that require a longer growing season, like cabernet franc, also make exceptional wines.
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The map eliminated any competition for House seats in all but the most exceptional circumstances.
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Do you believe that your ethics are so exceptional that you would immediately have rebelled?
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The festival presents exceptional films in all styles of animation, from anime to stop-motion.
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He praised the screen for its exceptional brightness and wide color gamut, among other features.
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These exceptional cases actually illustrate how the system could do far better for the rest.
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We have an exceptional force consisting of the best men and women we can enlist.
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An exceptional Jewish rabbi who lived two millenniums ago, Jesus of Nazareth, spotted this problem.
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This policy must look beyond an exceptional period of U.S. skepticism toward any multilateral commitment.
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I think the only thing that was exceptional about it was that it was unexceptional.
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Of course, what seem like unexceptional clothes are, in fact, exceptional, if in subtler ways.
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For years, the stories I was told of my father weren't quotidian; they were exceptional.
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At its core, this is a story of the exceptional nature of American popular music.
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A careful reader must note that all of the grants in this study were exceptional.
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Most people recognized frappato's freshness and perfume, and felt it as an exceptional seasonal pairing.
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Bread service is one of the best in the city, and the chicken is exceptional.
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The answer lies in the hope that Disney can create something exceptional this time around.
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Details: African American workers are at risk of exceptional job losses for three key reasons.
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President Obama Obama's exceptional oratorical skills have shone at every stage of his political career.
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"It's a pay scale that is exceptional for that region," said Wabtec spokesperson Deia Campanelli.
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The vocally muscular bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni has done some exceptional work at the Met.
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The 2010 season was exceptional, with 12 hurricanes, including five major ones, among 19 storms.
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It seems like the new norm is being shown as super thin is only exceptional.
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We have heard about the seemingly exceptional story of Japan's steady depopulation and economic deflation.
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Times Insider Every weekday, we recommend one piece of exceptional writing from across the newsroom.
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"The Crown" also has exceptional power over star salaries because it replaces its cast regularly.
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The posture is meant to highlight the exceptional devotion of this species to their offspring.
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If they agreed to it, the circular "would not include any exceptional measures", Salameh said.
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But you channeled that rage into an exceptional career, whereas Larry LeGaspi is virtually unknown.
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When you're intentional about having an exceptional relationship you plan your life, your schedule, etc.
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According to news sources, physicians in Canada do have salaries that many would find exceptional.
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I trust that 2020 will be an exceptional year filled with wonder, hope, and magic.
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"We are witnessing an exceptional situation," he said -- one that needs to be explored further.
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But if exceptional items, largely foreign exchange gains, are excluded, results were 60 percent lower.
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