It's where, along with extraneous layers of clothing, they remove the extraneous layers of self they bring into the theater.
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The first is that Iraq was extraneous to that war, such as it was, extraneous to the American effort to combat international violent movements like Al Qaeda.
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We can just feel his anguish in each extraneous letter.
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This extraneous use of "dollars" is a surprisingly common lapse.
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We end up having tunnel vision when it comes to making choices and it becomes harder to consider extraneous factors that may actually not be extraneous, or harder to factor future consequences into present considerations.
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It's unclear how the "extraneous materials" got into the chicken products.
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He said he was also getting extraneous noise in his earpiece.
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But how much extraneous trouble can Ms. Semple pack into it?
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They say the Louisiana request has no such extraneous spending. Gov.
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Suddenly he realized the extraneous risk: hiding drugs in his car.
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But much of the extraneous ideological fights were sidelined or stripped.
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When Cespedes surprised them and stayed, De Aza became mostly extraneous.
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But try to detect an extraneous curlicue or an unpersuasive gesture.
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All the extraneous entertainment prevents people from focusing on the game.
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So the chart below contains some extraneous information for our purposes.
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These ingredients are all extraneous, of course, but excess can delight.
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We're going to not make you take our most extraneous stuff. Right.
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But education — that's an extraneous cost when you're living paycheck to paycheck.
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Like any app, the jumbled script has its bugs and extraneous features.
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What types of extraneous factors might we want to take into account?
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No extraneous information is necessary, no option list, no follow-up questions.
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So your conclusion is correct: no mention of any such extraneous details.
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And how can you stem such extraneous, long-winded trains of thought?
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There's a lot of extraneous noise in the Uber mass arbitration case.
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It bore no fastenings, no extraneous details like sleeves or a collar.
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Like Schembri, Cardona has always insisted he is extraneous to the case.
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Frenching them at home is not necessary, but do remove extraneous fat.
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"We've become extraneous in the whole situation," a pimp named C.C. says, worriedly.
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And we get rid of a lot of the extraneous information that flows.
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This allows software in the accompanying SteelSeries app to cut out extraneous audio.
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Over the years, Google has been hesitant to clutter it with extraneous information.
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Essentially nothing extraneous was added to the salamander mucus, according to the authors.
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It's unclear what the companies do with the extraneous "noise" they pick up.
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This story has been refiled to remove extraneous word "people" in paragraph 3
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Google's extraneous operations, like Nest, have never been separate from its core business.
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Dreams might help us consolidate new memories and prune extraneous pieces of information.
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It had shed the extraneous babble, and begun to rebuild from the rubble.
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To a man, the cost may seem extraneous — even though it's usually negligible.
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The many scenes featuring the child cast of the first film feel extraneous.
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The case joins other legal actions that allege trucking companies are charging extraneous fees.
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The huddles and other extraneous moments that NFL Films shot have been cut out.
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Coffee flows into a centrifuge (left foreground), where extraneous solid matter is being removed.
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Highlighting the original poster is fine, I guess, but the other labels seem extraneous.
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Rather, they are meritless because the grievances are extraneous to the conditions for impeachment.
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Piper doesn't have to be an extraneous character — she just needs a new environment.
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Too much of the book, like so much of its subject's life, is extraneous.
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It's as if he disgorged all his extraneous words during his European Modernist phase.
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Keope is a subcontractor of Euroshoes, and Tod's is completely extraneous to their relationship.
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It's all smooth surfaces and round corners with little in the way of extraneous design.
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There's far more extraneous data than pertinent info in your average city drive, for instance.
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The unnecessary sentence, the extraneous word, the repeated description, were pared to the thin bone.
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If ability barely matters, then the outcomes of shootouts must be determined by extraneous factors.
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Instead of filling your extraneous rooms with bikes, clothes and trophies, consider becoming a landlord.
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This system was developed for extraneous reasons and was not based on sound healthcare policy.
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Extraneous notes invade the inner voices, even as a D-flattish upper line is maintained.
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The Trump administration wants Congress to pass a "clean" increase, without extraneous political measures attached.
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For the most part, the stories with the theme park employees are extraneous and unnecessary.
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All in all, there's plenty of quirk to go around, and absolutely no extraneous amenities.
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Wouldn't you want to limit that spending by leaving out an extraneous eraser or two?
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These dramatic histories add extraneous controversy but nothing else to the arc of the show.
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Judge T.S. Ellis has been pushing prosecutors to expedite their case and drop extraneous evidence.
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The outlier is not extraneous to the type; the outlier is essential to the type.
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Put the extraneous AX outside the grid, and it's important that it gets interred underneath.
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I tried to keep my arms from making any extraneous motions, but no matter what: 23.
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The Androgyne is also skeletonize which means all extraneous features have been removed including the face.
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Why not pack in all the extraneous features here under a standard settings gear icon instead?
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CORRECTED-FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION APPROVES ROUGHLY $5 BILLION FACEBOOK SETTLEMENT - CNBC, CITING DJ (DROPS EXTRANEOUS WORDS)
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And these judges have little patience with either side venturing forth with extraneous evidence or arguments.
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It's a shame how extraneous QPA feels at this point, but other than that, solid offering.
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Even our minimally appointed house held a few extraneous items: My collection of vintage shelter magazines.
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Here the choreography is part of a larger vision that renders it extraneous or, worse, inconsequential.
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At the very least, a week without it proved that most of its contents are extraneous.
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No word ever feels extraneous, which is remarkable given the ornate heights he can effortlessly attain.
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And because Essential seems to be hanging its hat on the idea of shipping phones without extraneous junk (the designers don't even put a logo on the exterior), chances seem good that there won't be a ton of extraneous software laded on to slow the phone down.
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Judge says that there have been plenty of extraneous ideas that ended up not making the cut.
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It takes everything that made Telefone, her 2016 debut tape, so exciting, then boils off everything extraneous.
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"Any administrative discipline imposed on those officers is extraneous to the findings in this memo," it says.
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This is Thiebaud's strength: he stirs up contradictory and complex feelings without ever relying on extraneous details.
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And sure, Harry's story is apparently finally over now, with this unneeded, extraneous appendix to his tale.
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He's pressing for a "clean" hike, free of extraneous provisions that could threaten passage of the bill.
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I'm drawn to that movement toward essentials, away from all secondary definitions, all extraneous props and ornaments.
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The piece describes how smartphone games are capturing extraneous information and using them for elaborate advertising purposes.
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Like, what's the point of adding even an ounce of extraneous weight to a race like that?
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These people are taking extraneous steps to safely exercise a legal hobby in a very regulated environment.
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Care was taken to set up the computer to minimize extraneous network traffic prior to initiating the test.
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The end result is more lightweight web pages that aren't as bogged down with slow-loading, extraneous code.
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The Suicide Squad story crowds in all sorts of extraneous teasers for potential DC properties in the making.
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Presidential nominees also can win or lose for reasons extraneous to themselves; for example, a president's own standing.
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You've cut out extraneous spendingWhen you're stuck at home and bored, it's easy to spend money on nonessentials.
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The artist's titles are often long, usually contradictory, and seemingly extraneous to many of the images they describe.
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"All this extraneous stuff that's going on, we're just not even thinking about it," center Derek Ryan said.
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He prefers "distiller": someone who boils away everything extraneous to render the essence of the story he's telling.
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Conservatives have maintained that it's more important that the aid package simply not include any extraneous, unrelated provisions.
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Last week, Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, said she would support a resolution, barring any extraneous additions.
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When you start thinking about something extraneous again, you'll more quickly notice and identify the thought as not useful.
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But when she seeks out her father at his blue-collar job near Pimitamon, it feels extraneous and inauthentic.
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REFILE - HSBC HOLDINGS PLC - CONTINUING DETERIORATION IN REVENUE ENVIRONMENT COULD RESULT IN SIGNIFICANT CHARGES IN 4Q19 (REMOVES EXTRANEOUS WORD)
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By divesting himself of extraneous belongings, Altucher says he's more focused on doing his best work and being creative.
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Roger Ebert just didn't find it funny and found most of the extraneous cast members to have been wasted.
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Even at that, some subplots feel extraneous, and like the first season, the second ends on a dissonant cliffhanger.
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LED lighting strips, Function One Sound, and extraneous cave room make it worth an adventure on a weekend outing.
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But the result — an extraneous layer of review to the commission's decisions — seems likely to only complicate the process.
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While this cast of characters are Greenwold's wife and friends, I think it is extraneous to focus on that.
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FSIS discovered the problem because of two consumer complaints about extraneous materials in chicken strip products, the agency said.
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"I think they're making a big mistake if they start tacking on extraneous issues to the budget," he said.
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Collected from two fruit wholesalers, the pile was almost 250 percent mangoes and avocados, with very little extraneous material.
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Next week House lawmakers will be voting on repealing an extraneous provision tucked into the massive 2017 Tax Bill.
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EditorsNote: removes extraneous word "Allen" from fifth graf Late 3-pointer carries Pistons past Blazers in 2OTs PORTLAND, Ore.
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Conduct that is not illegal would seem to be extraneous to proving a supervisor fell short in his oversight responsibilities.
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T-Mobile, for instance, even does so on a network level, so you don't have to download an extraneous app.
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If a sentence or phrase could be more concise, for instance, it may suggest you remove extraneous words or rephrase.
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That's an extraneous influence because how I ruled on the previous case wrongly affects the ruling on the current case.
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Many states already have such laws on the books, including Louisiana, which makes its new law all the more extraneous.
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The bands have to process extraneous data from accidental hand movements, external vibrations, and the electrodes shifting around the skin.
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We're currently gearing up to get hit with everything from extraneous decorations to the newest in limited edition novelty eats.
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"It had all kinds of extraneous things in there, highly partisan provisions," Senator Bill Nelson of Florida told reporters Thursday.
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The old Newell-Rubbermaid was very disciplined with keeping a narrow focus, though Jarden wasn't willing to sell extraneous brands.
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It's the musical equivalent of those sheer mesh tops with extraneous zippers and leather patches favored by Instagram baddies worldwide.
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" In 2016, Hormel voluntarily recalled 40 cases of Dinty Moore Beef Stew -- also because of possible contamination by "extraneous materials.
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Helen's known for her sense of style -- so it's likely she saw the extraneous consonant as a glaring faux pas.
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Nor should they be treated as a free-for-all Christmas tree with all sorts of extraneous measures thrown in.
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These life lessons feel extraneous and are impatient-making, because loftiness is not, after all, the job of the memoir.
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There was not a bit of extraneous fuss or fantasy; each stitch, every motile moment, had a reason for being.
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At 194 pages, there is nothing extraneous, not one comma, not one word, not one drop of a comic's sweat.
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All those seemingly extraneous databases about geography, history, science, and other more mundane topics are seriously thought out and expansive.
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Normalised profit, adjusted to remove extraneous items, came in at A$194.1 million ($139.03 million) for the six months to Dec.
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Regenova is also scaffold-free, meaning the printer fabricates tissue without needing to add any extraneous matter that might pollute it.
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After what the first 90 minutes put us through, everything else is going to seem extraneous—and a lot less scary.
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But in a post-saber-toothed-tiger era, we get easily annoyed, worried and distracted by a lot of extraneous noise.
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In "War Series #44, PFC Killed in Action, Germany, 1945, Age 18" (1992), the cutting serves to carve away anything extraneous.
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Without this protection in full force acting around the clock, serious extraneous threats to government agencies and private businesses can thrive.
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Compared to the lowbrow Chevy Mylink system, CUE had a lot of extraneous content, which ended up being its biggest liability.
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They curiously ignore that, based on these images, the product causes your food hole to rapidly fill with extraneous pearly whites.
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In Bespoken's case, however, its transcripts wouldn't be picking up extraneous background noise and voices, as those from Echo speakers could.
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Consumers have complained of finding "extraneous material" in the food, and the Food Safety and Inspection Service was notified on Tuesday.
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They worry a deadline so close to Christmas will result in a spending package loaded with extraneous items they won't like.
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Yet, what could threaten their enactment into law — efforts to attach unrelated or extraneous amendments by well-meaning members of Congress.
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And that wasn't the only extraneous sound on the call — there were random beeps, muddled voices, overtalking and some long pauses.
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" An editorial in Pravda assailed him, calling him a "malevolent Philistine," a "libeler" and "an extraneous smudge in our Socialist country.
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While completing a BRAC round does cost some money up front, unloading redundant and otherwise extraneous bases soon pays for itself.
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For one, the shoe is much lighter — 6% lighter than Nike's previous model, the Zoom Vaporfly Elite — because there's no extraneous material.
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I'd love to have a large dataset on the history of the judge's decisions and all of the potential contextual extraneous factors.
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More pejoratively, the book feels constantly weighed down by extraneous details that at times can feel more like Wikipedia than assiduous worldbuilding.
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The essential parts of the mouse are exactly where they normally are, with the extraneous stuff is removed or made see-through.
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Other major labels like Warner and Universal's pre-save apps like this one similarly ask for 10 types of permission — most extraneous.
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The word means "simplicity," and that's what the idea is all about: getting rid of extraneous things and leaving only the essential.
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At least two of them are so extraneous that you could've cut them from the movie altogether and I wouldn't have noticed.
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The gap between regular bonds and inflation-indexed bonds can often be distorted by extraneous factors, especially during times of market turbulence.
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As major retail chains look for ways to shore up their profitability, they're closing down extraneous stores built during years of overexpansion.
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If he tumbles out of St. Louis and dives into extraneous controversies, the calendar will cruelly turn time into his biggest enemy.
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The Remain side may be the more vulnerable to extraneous events, such as renewed euro turbulence or more big rows over migration.
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That lets him connect to wireless signals much farther away, blocking out the extraneous noise that would otherwise drown out weaker signals.
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Trying a defendant on such extraneous issues is unnecessary and at odds with the notion of seeking justice rather than just convictions.
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With that in mind, Pelosi encouraged the negotiators to "keep it simple" and avoid extraneous measures that might bog down the talks.
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That sounds like a straightforward mission, but the show that resulted has sprouted like a banyan tree, yielding complications and extraneous subplots.
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"The milk should have a 'very light sweet taste' -- clean dairy notes without any extraneous off-taste or off-flavors," she said.
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There are no state or federal subsidies for most of these products, and they're often treated, from an institutional end, as extraneous.
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Players are regularly transported into realms made up of all kinds of alienating and seemingly extraneous detail, where reality is constantly shifting.
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But if your emails and presentations are full of extraneous words and facts, your main points can get lost in the shuffle.
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Generally speaking, "extraneous" provisions include ones that: There are a couple of other limitations as well, but those are the major ones.
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Earlier this year, Fitbit stripped the Versa Lite of its extraneous features, like the altimeter, in order to lower the price tag.
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That gave Dr. Yu an idea: Why not make a custom piece of RNA to block the effects of the extraneous DNA?
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The parliamentarian ruled that both provisions were extraneous and did not therefore qualify in their present form for a simple-majority vote.
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Because the human brain is impeccable in its ability to filter out extraneous information, this type of behavior should have been predicted.
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They erased the extraneous genes to create syn3.0, which has a smaller genome than any independently replicating organism discovered on Earth to date.
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The story refiles to drop extraneous word in first paragraph Reporting by Arundhati Sarkar and John Benny in Bengaluru; Editing by James Emmanuel
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A rushed, extraneous scene involving the purchase of a halal chicken for the birthday dinner of Maalik's mother seems shoehorned into the movie.
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The most important people in Kaira's life are her friends, who we don't get to know well enough in service of extraneous plot.
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All this is happening while Google is tightening the belts of its extraneous projects as it looks to convert them into real businesses.
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It's really just the essential aspects of the show without any extraneous fat that maybe would not have been rewarding to the audience.
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But conservatives worry that a deadline so close to Christmas will result in a spending package loaded with extraneous items they won't like.
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Because the ATC corporation would initially remain the sole provider of ATC services, this provision is extraneous at best and pernicious at worst.
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And to kick things off, the pop star started off wearing one of her typically streetwise styles with plenty of complicated, extraneous detailing.
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To help him hone in on the right areas, he used a modified emulator to rule out extraneous data like music and graphics.
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Sure, there are also parts that seem extraneous or simply don't work, but the Duplasses never pretend to be masters of their craft.
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An athlete basically has to engage in illegal activity for attributes extraneous to ability to affect his or her career (and even then . . . ).
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At a certain point it's hard not to wonder if all that immediate gratification just adds up to a lot of extraneous stuff.
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Jessica Lange understands the impeccable style of Crawford's acting — the way Crawford put her entire performance into her huge eyes, nothing extraneous allowed.
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They have faced police state-like security been subjected to extraneous protocols and charged security fees just because the speaker is a conservative.
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Short rallies ending in errors are relegated to our short-term memory, quickly dismissed as being irrelevant and extraneous to the final outcome.
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Singling out Planned Parenthood, and not other family planning providers, could be considered an "extraneous matter" that isn't relevant to the federal budget.
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By that point, it was down to maybe 20 people, so Fisher cleared out the extraneous chairs to make it look less depressing.
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More from VICE: In terms of physical risks, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency classes hair as an "extraneous material," like wood chips or insects.
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They can't show it "because the prejudicial effect of the videotape, which includes a number of extraneous matters, outweighs its probative value," she wrote.
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I like it if I feel that the pictures are really of me — if I'm not expected to adopt any kind of extraneous persona.
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And there's its affiliate, a project called Progressive Web Apps, designed to convince developers to build websites stripped of what Google deems extraneous code.
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Stripped of all extraneous details and colored entirely powder blue, it has an almost immaterial quality; it's a Platonic ideal of the standard mailbox.
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It's received the highest praise from computer security experts for its strength against hackers and the minimal amount of extraneous data that is leaked.
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We've refocused on our core small business market, sharpened our product roadmap, eliminated extraneous products, and improved the performance and reliability of our infrastructure.
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Nearly 90,000 pounds of beef products are being recalled by Huisken Meat Company due to possible contamination with extraneous wood, the USDA announced Monday.
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Don't be surprised if Democrats question Trump's legitimacy to make Supreme Court nominations and hold Gorsuch's nomination hostage to extraneous demands on the president.
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Even more so than most directors, Herzog's vision is singular, carefully selecting shots that he feels you need to see, stripping out extraneous detail.
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If Republicans want to lard up must-pass bills with extraneous policy items, they may have to confront an investigative commission as a price.
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It would let you plug your standard headphones into a device that doesn't feel like it's connected to an extraneous dongle you might misplace.
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The Republican lawmakers in recent months have homed in on whether there was any "extraneous influence" on the surveillance process of Trump campaign aides.
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"It's hard to know which elements are core to the school's identity and which are smaller, more extraneous parts of the experience," says Kosaraju.
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RavPower 25000,93mAh Car Jump Starter Kit – $29 See Details Some see it as an extraneous expense, but a dash cam is a smart investment.
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OK Foods has issued a recall of nearly one million pounds of breaded chicken that has potentially been contaminated with "extraneous materials" — including metal.
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The early part of spring training is generally filled with this type of basic fielding drills that players can easily find monotonous or extraneous.
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If you ate the recalled salad and didn't find any "extraneous animal matter," you're fine and you don't need to call your health department.
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By marking extraneous emails as spam, rather than just deleting them, your email platform is better programmed to know what content to remove automatically.
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"The Bogleheads series does a great job of breaking down what the average person needs to know while drowning out extraneous details," Ma said.
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It's not just the terrible extraneous u in dude—it's that five centuries ago, in 1516, absolutely nobody thought that the world was flat.
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If we can access only the essential, we may start to crave the extraneous — which, through this increasingly distracting yearning, may feel essential, too.
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In Paris and Milan, designers shrugged off the extraneous and the extreme and reined in their aesthetics, focusing on the functionality of the clothes.
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An article on Sunday about the high cost of Canadian youth hockey in Canada included an extraneous word in a quotation by Ryan Compton.
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Attributes extraneous to merit, such as gender, skin color, physical ableness, and family income, are not supposed to constrain the choice of educational pathways.
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Moore concedes that some Calvinists might suffer a "deadening of the missionary impulse," if they conclude that missionary work is extraneous to God's plans.
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By contrast, the Trump boycotts, from both the left and the right, have been driven by issues extraneous to the targets' core business practices.
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Tabards were a theme, gorgeously bejewelled, but they seemed extraneous to the clothes they decorated, and one of them looked like a lobster bib.
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Democrats objected to the package, despite supporting many of the individual components, because they felt too many extraneous provisions were added without their input.
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Musgraves recently said that she's known as "the axeman" in the studio, a reference to her ruthlessness when it comes to cutting extraneous sounds.
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Phys Ed The brains of fit, young athletes dial down extraneous noise and attend to important sounds better than those of other young people.
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The other 'changes' they announced simply re-stated our current, ineffective practices or introduced extraneous measures that are irrelevant to bringing equity to the workplace.
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At some point the Lightning cable will be the thing that feels like an extraneous dongle, one more incompatible thing you have to tote around.
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But it is also true that there has been an inordinate amount of extraneous noise impacting the economy and markets over the past several months.
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The U.S. Agriculture Department says there were consumer complaints about extraneous material in 5-pound (2 kilogram) packages of Tyson White Meat Panko Chicken Nuggets.
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Wandering towards the back, I found a smattering of seating and a double-headed lamp with some extraneous metal parts on it: steampunk reference #2.
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In CEO Tim Cook's vision for the iPhone maker, choice is more important than having a laser-focused lineup with no room for extraneous options.
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But if European departments could once excuse themselves as extraneous to efforts toward equity in historically white institutions, that time has come to an end.
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Again, I hate to offend Christie's devotees, but she definitely cheats here, granting Poirot extraneous information that was in no way available on the train.
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The first draft of a full-year funding bill has been negotiated, and extraneous measures -- so-called policy riders -- must be kept off the table.
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Today's serum refinement process is better, resulting in fewer people who survive the bite only to die from bad reactions to extraneous horse-serum proteins.
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Is this a good thing in the context of the PRC that allows them to avoid extraneous noises and get to the task at hand.
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At the time, the change meant nothing; Vice President Aaron Burr thought it was extraneous and had urged the Senate to get rid of it.
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This script line now makes it seem as if there were simply extraneous details about the scene that did not make it into the final cut.
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Then, on top of the visa fee, there's still the cost of plane tickets, accommodations, and other extraneous factors like making sure the kid gets fed.
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They talk of a post-social world in which publishers can focus on the pure creation of content and outsource the extraneous rest to the platforms.
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More broadly, you suggest that we can use other datasets, combined with artificial intelligence, to detect instances when judicial decisions can be predicted by extraneous factors.
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Also, the researchers successfully eliminated all extraneous bacteria (using commercial chlorine bleach, among other measures), which allowed them to scan the tardigrade genome without any contaminants.
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It may seem at first like an extraneous step, but when it comes to food poisoning, at least for now, there is no one perfect test.
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They spent more time describing what might be viewed as extraneous detail in the eyes of others, like the setting in which their fantasy took place.
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With the principles-based model, there is room for interpretation as to the degree of effectiveness of internal processes in securing outcomes relative to extraneous factors.
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If you guessed "double-wristing," the totally gratuitous but weirdly enduring practice of wearing two wristwatches at once, you're possibly guilty of the extraneous practice yourself.
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The overall health-care sector is in good shape, though extraneous headwinds have kept it from gains this year, said Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global.
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N). (Story has been refiled to delete extraneous word in first paragraph) Additional reporting by Lewis Krauskopf, Chuck Mikolajczak and Caroline Valetkevitch; Editing by Nick Zieminski
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In a world where referees "T-up" coaches for far more subjectively determined violations, there is an argument that the coach's box is extraneous, even condescending.
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They have got to keep it dramatic and exciting, and extraneous stuff along the way gets lost in order to maintain the quality of brilliant show.
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The route could be navigated with just three commands, and, looking over his shoulder, I saw that he had put in a bunch of extraneous steps.
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"At every step of the way, the administration has tried to stonewall and kind of cloud this debate with something extraneous," he said in an interview.
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She also pushes for using your own content to make effective slides, rather than relying on other people's images, and keeping extraneous information at a minimum.
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Arkera, for instance, spends a lot of effort finding all the relevant text and "cleaning" it—stripping it of extraneous junk, such as captions and disclaimers.
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There is "manoeuvre," the British spelling of "maneuver," for example, whose unpleasant extraneous vowels evoke the sound of "a cat coughing up a hairball," Dreyer says.
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" In an interview with ABC News marking the anniversary, the now-retired pilot said, "I never had any extraneous thoughts in those few seconds that we had.
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One must do work in order to explain why a character is queer or else it is seen as an extraneous fact, a superfluous detail, a distraction.
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"I don't hear them necessarily defending the phone call itself, but they seem to be grasping at all these extraneous items," Warner said referring to Trump's allies.
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Some of the Trail scenes are vivid and graphic depictions of the paranoia and panic prompted by the closet, but they seem extraneous to the larger story.
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It's just more extraneous packaging, especially when brands cheap out and put a plastic button in a plastic bag attached with a plastic I-shaped swift tack.
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So then, if there is no extraneous information, and no outside influence, Wisconsin law renders that juror-witness incompetent --unable -- to testify about what transpired during deliberations.
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But even Wisconsin courts have acknowledged that distinguishing between testimony relating to a juror's mental process and extraneous matters is difficult, and the line can be fuzzy.
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There are so many extraneous small details, it's hard not to throw them on the analytical pile, as if The Lobster could be decoded line by line.
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The watch is as simple as can be – three hands and a date window without any lume or extraneous buttons – and yet it shows amazing technical skill.
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"The recall was necessitated when Fresh Express was notified that extraneous animal matter was allegedly found in a single container of the salad," the FDA statement reads.
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Viviane Tabar, a stem cell biologist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York, told NPR those extraneous cells may have caused the negative side effects.
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The lining blocks out extraneous signals from the side, so the only thing the internal sensor picks up on is signals in the tube's line of sight.
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The music produced by the Beatles' synthesis of rock with the British music hall and extraneous non-rock noises is hardly grandiose; it lacks high-art aura.
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Now, SSA wants to impose an extraneous step in the claims process on 10 states, which would add more than 85033 months to an already overlong process.
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You have to have multiple test beds, with vanilla set-ups, nothing extraneous running in the background that could impact battery consumption and perfectly repeatable test scripts.
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About 36,420 pounds of Tyson's 'White Meat Panko' chicken nuggets will be recalled after several consumers complained of extraneous material in the purchased product, the FSIS said.
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But in the end, it felt like it was going to be inconsistent for the solver to encounter some theme answers with extraneous words and others without.
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Perdue is recalling the chicken nuggets because the product "may be contaminated with extraneous plastic materials," the USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service said in a statement.
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We need to clear away the extraneous, however entertaining or basely tempting it may be to dwell in the muck and the mire of political dirt. Sen.
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Those today who view religion negatively sometimes go even further and view Bach's church cantatas as essentially instrumental concertos, with the religious texts more or less extraneous.
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Mr. Trump's plan, aides say, is to act as if the report itself is extraneous to the attorney general's summary, which the president has said exonerated him.
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Human ears tolerate low levels of extraneous noise on a phone line, but computers can get tripped up by the smallest hiss or pop, producing transmission errors.
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Arendt considered those individual voices extraneous to the question of Eichmann's guilt, but victims' testimonies have since become a central plank in the practice of international justice.
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CFO's and heads of HR are novices at analyzing healthcare costs and their internal incentives are to avoid paying for extraneous benefits that could get them fired.
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It's possible that the hormonal changes associated with motherhood "might facilitate bonding with an extraneous infant," said Dr. Izar, who was not involved in the new research.
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Many have used their blogs and Instagram presences to assuage fans' fears and relay tips for safe traveling, as well as dispel extraneous rumors about the disease.
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Freedom Caucus members are concerned that a deadline close to Christmas will pressure lawmakers to support a spending package loaded with extraneous items that conservatives will loathe.
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Most of all, by stripping an image of its extraneous ambiguities, Ms. Ess's studied blurriness leaves in place only such facts as she can transmit with certainty.
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Once Copeland and Long figured out what the proper speed (and pitch) was supposed to be, they set about cleaning up the recording by removing any extraneous noise.
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A bunch of extraneous Venmo requests are probably the least of Spicer's concerns at the moment (BuzzFeed News confirmed the account was his by matching his phone number).
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It focused on the fact that it was both simpler and speedier, and wasn't bogged down with extraneous features like a full-service digital payments platform would be.
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Without all of this extraneous business, the movie would be around 30 minutes long — or roughly the length of one of DreamWorks' episodes of its Netflix TV shows.
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As Colin Joyce joyfully explores in his work, ambient music can help us drown out some of the extraneous noise and leave our minds open to new ideas.
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The company also recalled more than 36,000 pounds of panko chicken nuggets in January over the possibility that they too may contain "extraneous materials," that time with rubber.
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But the "e" in S5e stands for "essential" which is supposed to indicate that a lot of extraneous features has been eliminated in favor of keeping things simple.
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His crisp, meticulous reading of the clues and his authoritative commands for contestants to pick clues or give their responses quickly leave no space for any extraneous business.
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But Republican debt limit threats under Obama had teeth (and were so reckless) precisely because they insisted on combining debt limit increases and extraneous measures in single bills.
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I even noted reasonable fuel economy, despite the posted 15 mpg city/20 highway/17 combined (there's a start-stop function that mitigates some of the extraneous combustion).
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A government watchdog has found that a Texas energy company likely charged the Department of Energy $2202 million in extraneous expenditures ranging from spa services to lobbying costs.
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But all extraneous noise was blocked by the loud, joyous sounds produced by a small procession of Highland bagpipers and bass woodwinds holding court in Long Island City.
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"If we're to include extraneous measures on this must-pass legislation, then the process of compiling the bill should have been done in a bipartisan manner," said Rep.
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The machine produces results in just 90 minutes, which eliminates long wait times and the need to ship to another location to figure out extraneous details, Lee said.
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Retaining it for the screen would have resulted in another unwelcome entry into the already full cannon of films that include extraneous instances of sexual assault against women.
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This generated thousands of extraneous alerts, so in its latest version — due out in October — GoGuardian has added artificial intelligence techniques that it says improves the software's accuracy.
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"If we can't come to an agreement this morning on other extraneous issues that the House is discussing, we should set those issues to the side," Schumer said.
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The Senate parliamentarian agreed, ruling that the language violated Senate budget rules that prohibit "extraneous matters" and policymaking on bills that use a special procedure to avoid filibusters.
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All these larded-on extra characters and this extraneous plot leave you with the sense that nobody trusted Momoa to carry more of this thing on his own.
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Its simpler costumes and high walls, with faint light streaming through narrow slits, clear the way for a serious, insightful production, with nothing extraneous in Mr. Torreton's performance.
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Its simpler costumes and high walls, with faint light streaming through narrow slits, clear the way for a serious, insightful production, with nothing extraneous in Mr. Torreton's performance.
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The Quiet Brain of the Athlete The brains of fit, young athletes dial down extraneous noise and attend to important sounds better than those of other young people.
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"The problem was discovered when the establishment received consumer complaints of glass or hard plastic extraneous material in the rib shaped patty," the USDA said in its statement.
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To cut costs, maximize your student status to score discounts on essential items such as textbooks and computers, as well as extraneous purchases like clothing and dining out.
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That followed a separate recall by Perdue this month involving more than 280,232 pounds of chicken nuggets that were contaminated with "extraneous materials, specifically wood," the U.S.D.A. said.
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There will be a lot of extraneous information, so stay focused, and be honest about how much you can realistically do to manifest your vision for the future.
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Google Chrome on OS X is getting rid of its extraneous in-house push notifications in favor of integrating into Apple's Notification Center, The Next Web noticed on Wednesday.
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We suspect there would be a similarly pragmatic attitude toward a joker who tried to put something extraneous in the blockchain in order to get other users in trouble.
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Sometimes during IVF, extraneous embryos are discarded (about 15 percent to 20 percent of IVF cases result in embryos that aren't used), but some couples opt for cryogenic storage.
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The chicken -- in boxes of whole-grain breaded nuggets, patties, breakfast patties, tenderloins and popcorn-style varieties -- may be contaminated with "extraneous materials," the U.S. Department of Agriculture said.
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There's some tension along the way as Paul, who is the chef behind the casual restaurant chain, grows frustrated over Mark calling him at work with seemingly extraneous requests.
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I appreciated the fact that I didn't have to fuss over extraneous apps and tech, like inconsistent gesture controls or instructional videos that teach me how to operate everything.
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Having pulled its public filing, at which WeWork had hoped to raise up to $4 billion, the company is now jettisoning extraneous businesses, cutting costs, and laying off staff.
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Both ritual and redemption, the antidote to the 'buy 'em cheap, pile 'em high!' mentality that drained my student bank account and cluttered up my life with extraneous polyester.
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It's vital to set boundaries at work to help you cut out extraneous tasks so you can focus on the things that matter most to you and your career.
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On a map of the bovine X chromosome, the location where they'd inserted SRY seemed to be within a stretch of extraneous code, far from any life-critical genes.
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But while owning such a device is the stuff of dreams, it's hard to justify that extraneous sticker price when a certified refurbished Apple iMac is available on sale.
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In most cases, prosecutors have ample evidence that does not pose an unfair prejudice and risk to a defendant being convicted because of extraneous issues, such as being rich.
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Dodo and Jan both seem strangely extraneous to the conflict most central for Ms. Mazzoli and Mr. Vavrek: that between Bess and the crowd that uses and rejects her.
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Vaulter's site traffic has seen a drop-off, the company is wasting money on extraneous employee perks like beehives on the roof, and employees are frustrated and exploring unionization.
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The House previously passed a similar resolution last month, but the Senate wasn't able to take up that version after Republicans successfully added an extraneous measure condemning anti-Semitism.
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The government predicts economic growth to slow to 1.5 percent in 2017, partly because of extraneous effects such as more public holidays falling on normal week days, Gabriel said.
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And eventually making a meticulous study of the thing and figuring out that, by eliminating every extraneous element, you could isolate what makes it work and just do that.
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Mitchell largely ignored the alleged crime itself, instead trying to catch Blasey on extraneous matters, like the fact that she's traveled on airplanes despite her stated fear of flying.
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The harsh attacks — and the Republican suggestion that Democrats were pushing extraneous provisions that really were not part of the relevant negotiations — were in some ways pure political theater.
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This includes making sure your bedroom is dark and cool while you're sleeping and that there are no extraneous lights around, such as blue light from a cell phone.
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The spending bill largely avoided harmful and extraneous policy provisions that would have gutted protections essential to keeping kids safe from pollution and preserving our outdoors for future generations.
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EditorsNote: removes extraneous words in 8th, 9th grafs T.J. Warren scored 30 points as the visiting Indiana Pacers posted a 113-503 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Saturday.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 83% What critics said: "If everything else feels decidedly extraneous, it's mostly worth it to see two such estimable actors having such a lovely doomsday.
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And don't add any extraneous language requiring insurance companies to maintain just one risk pool for all their insured — that defeats the very purpose of the Consumer Freedom amendment.
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Senate Democrats blocked a GOP funding bill on Tuesday due to a range of extraneous provisions added by Republicans, such as limiting Planned Parenthood funding and loosening environmental regulations.
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"I'm sure it's frustrating for him to have the media constantly asking himself about something that really is extraneous to his campaign, but he's stayed on message," he said.
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This year he acquiesced to two budget deals — laced with extraneous spending and special-interest tax breaks — that will add another $2.2 trillion to the deficit over the decade.
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For those tired of dealing with dead headphones, extraneous earwax, and storing your keys in unsecured lockers while you're at the gym, the iFrogz Cocoon solves (most) of your problems.
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So how can we, as individuals, satisfy our need to know what is going on in the world without being swamped by the ceaseless chatter or distracted by extraneous input?
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Perdue Foods is recalling approximately 68,244 ponds of gluten-free chicken nuggets that "may be contaminated with extraneous materials, specifically wood," the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service announced Thursday.
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Denis Villeneuve has allowed himself a luxurious 2 hours, 44 minutes to revisit the Ridley Scott cult classic, but not a frame or beat is extraneous or out of place.
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But Kratz, the main state prosecutor who argued the case against Avery, claims — along with the Manitowoc sheriff's department — that the documentary does more than just leave out extraneous details.
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For most purposes the amount of information now linked to a digital identity, be it a Facebook log-in, an Aadhaar number or whatever, is extraneous and open to abuse.
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"To restore the three tracks to their original form, the researchers removed extraneous noise from the recordings, and adjusted the speed of the audio, which compensated for the incessant "wobble.
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And worst of all, extraneous lawsuits targeting companies attempting to share helpful information with workers regarding taxes, insurance, and retirement accounts, are punishing the very individuals these groups falsely espouse.
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TP-Link Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Plug Mini 2-Pack for $453 ($15 off): Smart plugs are one of the best ways to cut down on your extraneous energy usage.
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Of course, to truly compete with Twitch and YouTube, Facebook needs to go mobile as well – especially since the upcoming Messenger redesign will hide away extraneous features, like mobile gaming.
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House conservatives are unconvinced that GOP leaders have a clear strategy and worried that the holiday deadline pressure would result in a bill loaded with extraneous measures they won't like.
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"These requests are designed to go after certain extraneous administration policies that the requesters do not like, and go far beyond the practice of this committee's document production," Crapo said.
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With this theme, I originally had thrown some extraneous words on like SWEATER AND LOUD PANTS for a marathoner, TWO SOCKS AND A BELT for the boxer and so on.
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It does this by stripping out extraneous code that can bog mobile web pages down, while also placing restrictions on the number of ads they can display, among other things.
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There are nine theme entries today, each containing one circled letter that is extraneous and confusing to the theme entry, but necessary to the down entry crossing through that circle.
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At the time, host Chris Harrison said that if filming resumes, it may be limited to just the United States or just Los Angeles to avoid extraneous travel right now.
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Life online is rife with interruptions: Ads, auto-playing videos, paywalls (sorry!), requests to enable browser notifications, chat bubbles, extraneous toolbars, and interstitials all muddy the quotidian quest for content.
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Dr. Nina Kraus says her research found that the brains of fit, young athletes dial down extraneous noise and attend to important sounds better than those of other young people.
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They also called for a review of any evidence of "bias" by Justice Department or FBI employees, as well as whether there was any "extraneous influence" on the surveillance process.
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The goal of the meeting was to persuade delegates to drop the extraneous amendments — which were piling up by the dozens — to avoid drama during the televised meeting, according to Time.
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EditorsNote: removes extraneous word "Penguins" from 20183th graf Stars rally for 3-2 win over Penguins DALLAS — For most of the season, the Dallas Stars lost when trailing after two periods.
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The idea is that a network rids noisy input data of extraneous details as if by squeezing the information through a bottleneck, retaining only the features most relevant to general concepts.
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That's because they've evolved to be incredibly lightweight; there's nothing extraneous on a bird — I mean, most birds evolved to even not have penises since that would just be extra weight!
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Suspension headband makes it comfortable, but fabric choice is ugly as sinBidirectional mic cancels out extraneous noise when on PC, but can still pick up extra noise on PS4 or Xbox
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In the future, this might include tools to keep comment sections on topic, focused on the article at hand and not veering off — as many comment sections do — into extraneous issues.
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But Cornyn told The Hill Tuesday afternoon that the Obama administration and Democrats are still asking for various extraneous provisions such as funding to rebuild the water infrastructure in Flint, Mich.
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Today, Intel announced a new virtual reality reference design it's calling Project Alloy, a cordless system the company says contains everything you need to have a VR experience without extraneous components.
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After five years of sexual violence and nudity so extraneous that the term "sexposition" was coined to describe it, the lack of either in this series was both striking and welcome.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 83%What critics said: "If everything else feels decidedly extraneous, it's mostly worth it to see two such estimable actors having such a lovely doomsday.
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Republicans attached several extraneous provisions to the FAA extension, including provisions that offer tax relief for hurricane victims, renew expiring health programs and encourage the creation of private flood insurance markets.
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In March, the company recalled about 69,000 pounds (31,300 kg) of the same product after U.S. Department of Agriculture food safety inspectors received two complaints of extraneous material found by consumers.
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The Food Safety and Inspection Service was alerted to the issue Tuesday after Tyson received consumer complaints about "extraneous material, specifically rubber" in the product, the agency said in a statement.
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If I hadn't read that Heather Morris originally wrote this novel as a screenplay, I might've guessed: The story clips along without extraneous exposition, and the dialogue is snappy and convincing.
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It ends up tying into the series' endgame, but for much of the series' run, it feels wildly extraneous at best and slightly as if it's mocking trans people at worst.
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Yet this liberty came in the shape of what has become known as a "system change" — an event extraneous to the will of people, akin to a gift from the heavens.
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The department's Food Safety and Inspection Service said here it had received two consumer complaints of extraneous material in Tyson's chicken strip products and that there were no reports of illnesses.
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Nick Kim and Jimmy Lau were quietly focused on doing what they do best—making beautiful, tasty food with finesse and precision, and extraneous small talk was not part of the equation.
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One of the remaining sticking points is making sure the legislation does not contravene the Senate's Byrd rule, which does not allow "extraneous" spending to add to the deficit beyond a decade.
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The game's simplicity and narrow focus is its biggest strength and stripping away some of the extraneous features like the faction war and even stat-changing gear would make it even better.
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More than ever, successful world-building seems to require of creators a transmedia commitment to spin-offs and prequels and various other increasingly extraneous tie-ins like comic books and card games.
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Likewise, its stories never approach overly soapy, sudsy levels of drama; this is not a show that makes a point of tugging your heartstrings with extraneous monologues or dramatic declarations of feelings.
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The term "pajama trader" was coined by Cramer to refer to traders who control the opening of the stock market based on extraneous data, like the futures, and news events from overseas.
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And both bring in extraneous matters in support of their cause, ranging from the Brussels bombings to the woes of the Port Talbot steelworks to the merits of a transatlantic trade deal.
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And then there's the whole business of ads or what Facebook calls "sponsored messages," which will mean you have even more extraneous stuff to wade through just to get those meaningful conversations.
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The addition of disaster aid to the short-term spending bill is the first of what could be multiple extraneous measures to the last legislative train leaving the station before the holidays.
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"The truth is, there is a lot of crap you don't need," O'Leary tells CNBC Make It. So evaluate your spending, and if you're wasting money on extraneous purchases, save it instead.
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WeWork's new co-CEOs are already moving to sell off extraneous businesses and assets, and the company's partners and investors will likely pony up more cash to help it survive, they said.
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One example of an extraneous tax idea, as The Hill previously reported, is a tax on advertising — an assault on the First Amendment that will put 20 million American jobs in jeopardy.
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Saturday's recall covered around 11.8 million pounds of the product, adding to 69,000 pounds the company recalled in March after food safety inspectors received two complaints of extraneous material found by consumers.
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"The decisions of Her Majesty's government of Gibraltar were taken totally independently, based on breaches of existing law and not at all based on extraneous political considerations," Fabian Picardo told Gibraltar's parliament.
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Throughout this season, even while granting fan wishes, dispatching extraneous characters, and dodging back to dangling plotlines, the show really rewards viewers by the attention in pays to the minutiae of storytelling.
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Advocacy groups have said it would be much easier if the House just takes up the Senate's stand-alone proposal, because there's always a temptation to weigh down CHIP with extraneous provisions.
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Democrats have warned that Republicans' fixation on the whistleblower is both extraneous — since his account has largely been affirmed — and dangerous, since outing the person's identity could expose him to security risks.
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Knowing Witcher lore gives what seems like a lot of extraneous exposition more context, which is helpful when it comes to discerning which pieces of exposition are important and which ones aren't.
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He reminds us that Towne's first draft was an overstuffed monster, bursting with subplots and extraneous characters that took weeks of contentious rewrite sessions in Polanski's rented Hollywood Hills home to disentangle.
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The artless repetitions, the indented lines, the earnest question marks, the lack of subterfuge or extraneous commentary, the ingenuous vitality—all this makes use, I suspect, of the atmosphere of contemporary songwriting.
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I thought of Cage's "4'33''," which is derived from the realization that there is no such thing as total silence: rather than trying to shut out extraneous noise, we should absorb it.
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Or set some pages to override your installed ad-blocker (like PCMag, perhaps) or automatically get fed through the Safari's Reader function (pictured), which strips out the extraneous stuff on supported sites.
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The comment section on Boiler Room's website is usually a place where online viewers rant about the lack of dancing or extraneous smartphone usage, but things took a particularly nasty turn this week.
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Twitch has also in the past also urged Android players to use a Sony-made capture app, but YouTube Gaming's version of the features work without any extraneous effort from developers or users.
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To create the experience, the medical team takes a patient's MRI or CT scan and determines the mechanism of the stroke they suffered, then a neuroradiologist removes any extraneous parts of the image.
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Adagas told the Huffington Post the llamas were originally purchased by the owner of a nearby campground to gobble up extraneous foliage, but were relocated to the mountain pass when the seasons changed.
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The soap-opera impulse shows up most strongly in a relatively extraneous character (the brother of one of the women) who contributes to the plot by patronizing prostitutes and running from debt collectors.
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EditorsNote: 11th graf, take out extraneous word 'pitched' Jacob Waguespack pitched six strong innings, Bo Bichette homered, and the visiting Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Tampa Bay Rays 2-0 on Monday night.
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The service can plot the script on a graph that shows continuity between scenes, charting the frequency and tone of various characters' interactions to call out holes in the narrative or extraneous segments.
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Hook and Smee and a cigarette-smoking, ennui-dripping Tinkerbell (Susannah Millonzi) all appear, but even with some judicious cuts (better luck next time, Tiger Lily), there's a lot of extraneous goofing off.
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Plan of attack: As Mr. Barr prepares to submit a redacted version of the report, Mr. Trump, aides said, will act as if the report itself is extraneous to Mr. Barr's brief letter.
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The dancer Daniel Mantei's contributions actually feel extraneous, as he doesn't have much room to maneuver on Vanessa James's intimate set, which nicely evokes an Old World of gigantic drapes and writing desks.
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Pleasantries dispatched, Ms. Somers managed a vampy strut — as vampy as you can strut with a crutch, anyway — down a hallway that features "wellnes" offerings so "modrn" that extraneous letters are scarcely needed.
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Extraneous to the novel itself, but not irrelevant to its fate, is the seven-figure advance that is said to have resulted from a ten-bidder auction before last year's London Book Fair.
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Spending billions of dollars for extraneous operations doesn't seem to concern Mr. Trump, who appears indifferent to the ballooning federal deficit; he also suggested, inappropriately, that the Pentagon could pay for the wall.
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The key is in the depersonalization and the stripping of extraneous information that animoji provide: things like how messy your room is, how puffy your face is, and so on are simply taken out.
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"It is not inconceivable now that Mr. Mueller and his team may seek to conjure up some extraneous crime pertaining to my business, or maybe not even pertaining to the 2628 election," Stone said.
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" The lawsuit described a product "tainted with extraneous material like stick and seeds, and many samples were moldy," saying it was "not suited for any clinical trials, let alone the ones SRI was doing.
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After all, the second Okung put pen to paper, Clady became extraneous—Denver would have had to push both free-agent signing Donald Stephenson and second-round pick Ty Sambrailo inside to use him.
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I cut out the parts of the landscape that I thought were extraneous to the action of light moving across and down the rock, and added a deep golden color to the negative space.
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And although Genius employs a team of moderators, unlike Wikipedia — where editors throw themselves into the daily grind of removing vandalism, opinions, and extraneous clutter — the Genius community often seems to welcome the irreverence.
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Use any emergency savings before touching your retirement accountIf you're still struggling to get by after pausing bill payments and cutting out extraneous expenses, it might be time to tap into any emergency savings.
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BNP Paribas has embarked on a three-year transformation plan for the CIB to boost returns by removing some 20bn of risk-weighted assets and extraneous costs but this process has barely started yet.
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In response to a request for comment from Mascetti, his lawyer told BuzzFeed News in an email that he strongly denied any knowledge whatsoever of the events as described and was "totally extraneous" to these.
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The boxes labeled Boston Market Home Style Meals Boneless Pork Rib Shaped Patty with BBQ Sauce and Mashed Potatoes could be "contaminated with extraneous materials, specifically pieces of glass or hard plastic," the FSIS said.
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Any good, Black romance film is sure to take this into consideration by giving just as much attention to the extraneous details of lovers' lives as it does to how they feel about each other.
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" Gold-mining ETFs like the VanEck fund, for one, have had a turbulent several years as the underlying companies dealt with extraneous issues on top of the fluctuating price of gold, whereas "gold is gold.
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Bragi's breakthrough, supposedly, is finding a way to ignore extraneous data and then priming the remaining information ahead of time before it makes it to the software, so less processing is needed once it arrives.
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As a result, many of them end up developing inefficient growth strategies that lead to exorbitant monthly ad spends, extraneous acquisition channels, hiring (and later firing) ineffective team members, and de-emphasizing critical customer feedback.
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I was originally shooting for three such zones, but that just wasn't working — I didn't want any "extraneous" blocks to mess up the visual and I also wanted to squeeze in the revealer SPACE INVADERS.
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If you're looking for a reliable smartwatch with a fair amount of customization, and you don't care for the glossy or extraneous features of the bigger brands, you'll be very happy with the Amazfit Bip.
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The big surprise here is that for a company that has largely stayed away from gimmicky or extraneous features on previous devices, the OnePlus 7's pop-up camera seems like an incredibly weird choice.
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Conservatives are growing worried that an end-of-year spending bill will be loaded up with extraneous, expensive provisions as lawmakers rush to prevent a government shutdown and get home for the holidays next month.
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Because of an editing error, a review on Page 20 this weekend about "You Are Having a Good Time," by Amie Barrodale, concludes with a sentence containing an extraneous backslash in place of a word.
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Now, as Mr. Barr prepares to submit a redacted version of the report, Mr. Trump's plan of attack, aides said, is to act as if the report itself is extraneous to Mr. Barr's brief letter.
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" The United States Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service released their own statement about the recall on Monday as well, confirming that the meat "may be contaminated with extraneous materials, specifically metal shavings.
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Ultimately, she said, she realized she didn't need it: It was extraneous to the story, and she came up with something else — a close-cropped make-out scene — before the actors even got to set.
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If the government curbed its seemingly boundless supply of student-loan funds, it&aposs likely that many private liberal-arts colleges would be forced to dispense with some extraneous administrators and other causes of bloat.
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The hot sauce is found in certain individual works that transcend these extraneous, loose categories and go straight to the meat of the matter, even if they need to bend towards lateral concealment at times.
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As Chipotle released its quarterly results after Thursday's bell, management slipped in a bit of extraneous positive news amid a report that showed same-store sales sliding 23.6 percent compared with the second quarter of 2016.
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I find no discernible difference in sound quality between wired and wireless modes, and I find I prefer noise canceling turned on with both, to clean away all extraneous sounds and let me enjoy the music.
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There's another risk too; that the companies putting micro search engines inside chatbot interfaces will be far too tempted to lard them with extraneous nonsense, thereby reducing the effectiveness of the core search in the process.
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But Stone himself has said he is "prepared" to be indicted by the special counsel, claiming Mueller may "conjure up some extraneous crime" in order to silence him or compel him to testify against the president.
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SO WE LIKE IT. AND WHAT WE LIKE ABOUT THESE THINGS IS YOU CAN TAKE EXTRANEOUS KIND OF INFORMATION THAT REALLY DOESN'T CHANGE, YOU KNOW, THE ULTIMATE OUTCOME AND STEP IN AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THAT.
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" But, he went on, "It is not inconceivable now that Mr. Mueller and his team may seek to conjure up some extraneous crime, pertaining to my business, or maybe not even pertaining to the 2016 election.
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Changes will include holding more online internal discussions and reducing extraneous meetings; cutting down the levels of staff hierarchy; and reducing overtime and encouraging employees to spend their weekends with family or pursuing professional education opportunities.
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The company's latest version of its smartwatch finally introduced LTE-connectivity, which many analysts tabbed as a killer feature that might convince general consumers that smartwatches can be more than just extraneous extensions of their phones.
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"'Fragrance-free' means no fragrance is added," explains dermatologist Doris Day, MD. Some of the ingredients in the formula — like an oil or an extract — may smell, but there are no extraneous scents in the mix.
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The team behind the console pointed out that it had a ludicrous amount of extraneous bells and whistles to justify the price, but retro game collectors—a type not exactly known for frugality—quickly called foul.
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"It is not inconceivable now that Mr. Mueller and his team may seek to conjure up some extraneous crime pertaining to my business, or maybe not even pertaining to the 2016 election," he told NBC News.
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By erasing the distinction between the two, she underscores that decorative beauty can arise out of necessity and the utilitarian, that it need not be extraneous or, as I began to think, a sign of vanity.
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Named after then-Senate Minority Leader Robert Byrd, who introduced the rule in 22019, the rule offers a way for senators to raise a point of order against "extraneous" provisions in bills being considered under reconciliation.
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With these massive, privately funded investments already underway and freight rail operators on track to meet their installation and implementation deadlines, regulating a minimum crew size for railroads is an extraneous solution to an imaginary problem.
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Most Cubans have inherited their homes from previously paid mortgages and have no rent to pay, leaving them only to worry about utilities and whatever few extraneous things they want to buy, like cigarettes and beer.
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"If preserving (the) JCPOA (the deal) is the goal, then there is no escape from mustering the courage to comply with commitment to normalize Iran's economic relations instead of making extraneous demands," Zarif wrote on Twitter.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) said here late Thursday it had received two consumer complaints of extraneous material in Tyson's chicken strips and that there were no reports of illnesses.
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People sitting down to a breakfast of southern-style frozen hash browns might be surprised to find "extraneous golf ball materials" mixed in with their potatoes, according to a voluntary recall announcement issued by McCain Foods USA.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service said Thursday that the recall of Tyson ready-made strips was issued after it received two reports of "extraneous material" in packages of the frozen chicken products.
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I have an iPad at home and I've experimented with the iPad Pro and Surface Pro, but the ability to touch a screen and manipulate programs with my fingertips on a desktop computer seemed extraneous and unnecessary.
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It's extremely uncouth of Caitlyn to smear her family in her new book when Kris and the Kardashians are not just extraneous celebrity beings — they are her family, her ex-wife and mother of children, and grandchildren.
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This power does not, as Cole contends, result from the admission of extraneous elements within the frame in order to capture a moment that may or may not be true to some amorphous assumption of cultural reality.
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BOOK REVIEW Because of an editing error, a review on Page 27652 this weekend about "You Are Having a Good Time," by Amie Barrodale, concludes with a sentence containing an extraneous backslash in place of a word.
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BOOK REVIEW Because of an editing error, a review on Page 2698 this weekend about "You Are Having a Good Time," by Amie Barrodale, concludes with a sentence containing an extraneous backslash in place of a word.
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"It is not inconceivable now that Mr. Mueller and his team may seek to conjure up some extraneous crime pertaining to my business, or maybe not even pertaining to the 2016 election," Stone told moderator Chuck Todd.
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"If the administration insists on poison pill riders or extraneous funding requests, then our talks could get sidetracked, particularly if the administration demands funding for a border wall," Schumer said in a speech on the Senate floor.
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" He also offered a thinly veiled critique of the House appropriations bill, highlighting Senate efforts to "keep out extraneous authorizations" and to "exclude language that could be identified as 'poison pills' by any member of the committee.
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" For Harvey, this means that "even powerful moments can come from simply stripping away extraneous elements and focusing on simple actions - something we tried several times in Paratopic such as 'reloading a gun or 'opening a box'.
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In March 2017, Dr. Timothy Yu and his colleagues at Boston Children's Hospital discovered that the problem with the intact gene lay in an extraneous bit of DNA that had scrambled the manufacturing of an important protein.
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Named after Robert Byrd of West Virginia, who was the longest-serving senator in history, the rule says that senators can stop a bill under this special procedure if it contains matter "extraneous" to the federal budget.
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The book pulls from popular psychology, positing that generosity towards the self and an intentional clearing out of extraneous thoughts can lead to greater happiness, providing a practical guide for how to live a more carefree life.
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Of the new characters introduced in this episode, few seem as extraneous as Freddy, the jailhouse kingpin played by Michael Kenneth Williams, who's initially introduced to us as he has sex with one of the prison guards.
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EditorsNote: Minor edit to delete extraneous question mark Justin Verlander took over the league lead in victories and the Houston Astros completed a three-game series sweep of the visiting Seattle Mariners with a 225-211 win Sunday.
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The judge ruled that cutting people off of Medicaid because they do not meet requirements that are "completely extraneous" to receiving medical assistance were not legitimate grounds for the federal government to approve changes to Medicaid, Jost said.
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In this and other works, Bearden links modernist composition (or cubist space) to social conditions, essentially going in the opposite direction of those who believed that form was all and content was secondary or extraneous, a privileged position.
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Adding something as simple as buttons to a standard message is a powerful step in realizing that vision, when you consider those buttons are tied to actions that would normally require five or six extraneous steps to perform.
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Eventually the vast majority of Republicans in both chambers -- 179 in the House and 36 in the Senate -- voted against the final $50 billion federal aid package for Sandy, arguing that the bill was bloated with extraneous projects.
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We are both exhaustively lexical people; we can dispute the ideal method to cook scrambled eggs for a startling length of time, the subject spiraling outward to encompass other extraneous flaws, neither of us willing to give way.
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"We have said despite COVID and all the other extraneous factors out there, if the price is right we will order a new Airbus aircraft and well order a new Boeing aircraft, today, tomorrow, next week," he said.
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"We have said despite COVID and all the other extraneous factors out there, if the price is right we will order a new Airbus aircraft and we'll order a new Boeing aircraft, today, tomorrow, next week," he said.
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The salad maker Fresh Express issued a recall on Saturday after it said it was notified that "extraneous animal matter was allegedly found" in a single container, according to a notice on the Food and Drug Administration's website.
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EditorsNote: 10th graf, delete extraneous word 'to'; Chris Paul scored seven points during a pivotal 12-0 run late in the fourth quarter as the visiting Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the New Orleans Pelicans 107-104 on Sunday.
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Fans aren&apost going out to see a "Star Wars" movie with the expectation that they&aposre going to have to seek out more information that isn&apost explained in the film through a series of extraneous materials.
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"We have said despite COVID and all the other extraneous factors out there, if the price is right we will order a new Airbus aircraft and we'll order a new Boeing aircraft, today, tomorrow, next week," he said.
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For one, the feature is buried, like many of Twitter's only more extraneous add-ons, in the search menu alongside trending topics and Moments, both of which take up the majority of the upper half of the running list.
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The Light Phone is a cellphone that was released last year with an interesting premise: strip away all the extraneous, distracting pieces of modern smartphones — like internet, texting, email, and photography — to leave the distilled essence of a phone.
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The package is lumpy at times, but not unwieldy, thanks to an engaging central performance and a cinematographer, Bergsteinn Bjorgulfsson, whose sweeping shots of frozen heath and lowering Icelandic skies wash the screen — and our minds — of extraneous distractions.
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If you spend more than your monthly expendable income allows, chances are you'll either be borrowing from your savings for that month to do so, or else you'll be slowly and surely letting extraneous expenses add up on your credit card.
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For the duration of the exhibition, employees (including the gallery's director) agreed to throw any unwanted mail, invitation cards, and other extraneous paper materials down the holes, where they slowly accumulated in the public spaces below in oddly riveting piles.
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EditorsNote: 230nd update, deletes extraneous word 'during' in eighth graf Charlie Coyle scored a controversial first-period goal, and Tuukka Rask stopped all 24 shots he faced as the Boston Bruins blanked the visiting Vancouver Canucks 24-093 Tuesday night.
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Then, wielding both the sarcasm and the toxic sexism that were his act's trademarks, he promised to appoint a winner based on criteria equal parts extraneous and distasteful: Which developers did a better job drawing their competition's leading man in drag.
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Zwerling and Usher have trimmed away some of the extraneous Checquy members from the book, but they've elevated minor character Monica Reed (Olivia Munn of X-Men: Apocalypse) to become a super-strong agent from America's equivalent of the Checquy.
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After a verdict has been reached, Wisconsin law prohibits a juror from testifying about the deliberation process, except when the testimony is about (1) extraneous prejudicial information that infiltrated the jury's attention or (2) any improper outside influence on a juror.
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They are checking to see if the bill has too many extraneous provisions to be considered a reconciliation bill, which governs whether the Senate can lower the vote threshold to a simple majority in the 100-member Senate, not 60 votes.
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He was a tireless advocate for textualism—the practice of interpreting statutes according to the texts that were actually enacted by Congress, rather than by resorting to Congress's general (and unenacted) purposes as gleaned from extraneous sources like legislative history.
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But the show has never been as ruthless as it should be in jettisoning some of its non-Masters and Johnson characters, particularly Bill's wife, Libby (Caitlin FitzGerald), who is very good but often seems completely extraneous to the action.
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It is Martin's great strength that so many of them—including a number who never made it into the show—are so rich and real, but they too are ultimately extraneous to the main plot revolving around Jon and Dany.
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And to my left, right outside the pristine environs of the civilized oasis is a room full of refuse: milk crates, cut aluminum tubing stuffed with insulating material, a barstool, a fan, paint buckets, fixtures and extraneous cans and containers.
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Our service members and their families cannot afford to wait for the resources they need to do their jobs, but by adding extraneous and controversial policies to must-pass spending legislation Republicans are muddying the waters and undermining our national security.
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It goes without saying that nothing should be consciously (or carelessly) falsified, but neither should anything be extraneous — no revelation for revelation's sake, or fact's sake, only because both art and honesty demand it, the story cries out for it.
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Back then, she would spend days at a time during harvest season trimming flower—that is, cutting the stems and extraneous leaves of each bud by hand to turn raw weed by into a product that people want to buy.
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But Republicans countered that Democrats are slow-walking any agreement while seeking inclusion of extraneous provisions onto the package that have nothing to do with the coronavirus outbreak, like fuel emission standards for airlines and more wind and solar tax credits.
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Indeed, a bill to remove the flag from the state's capitol stalled in the state legislature for several weeks, with opponents offering extraneous amendments to slow its progress from one chamber to the next and finally to the governor's desk.
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The N.F.L. loves to emphasize how football brings friends, families and communities together, and to present the game as an oasis clear of the rest of life's messiness — or "distractions," as coaches like to call such extraneous passions as politics.
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It conjures the image of fat-and-happy charity leaders milking extravagant salaries from others' generosity, or profligate spending on extraneous overhead — or even outright fraud, such as when the head of the United Way embezzled $1.2 million from his foundation.
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But the Senate parliamentarian ruled the "tuition-paying" student requirement out of order, and Republicans likely will have to drop it from the bill so that it meets the Byrd rule, which bars "extraneous matter" from a piece of reconciliation legislation.
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The bigger hurdle was a more arcane one: To qualify for this lower passage threshold as a reconciliation bill, every item in the legislation had to be deemed a budgetary fix, rather than an extraneous provision, by the Senate parliamentarian.
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"The government will not be permitted to introduce the clip itself in its case in chief because the prejudicial effect of the videotape, which includes a number of extraneous matters, outweighs its probative value," Jackson, an Obama appointee, ruled Monday.
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The weird green food is a completely extraneous detail from Rey's life as a desperate scavenger on the desert planet Jakku, where she began her journey in The Force Awakens, director J.J. Abrams' first entry in the Star Wars sequel trilogy.
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It is a sign of conservative lawmakers' misplaced priorities that they have found the time to insert hundreds of extraneous provisions into federal spending bills, even as they have struggled to reach consensus on funding levels – the purpose of appropriations legislation.
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There is no way to tell in advance which interview will be ho-hum and which will produce an illuminating quote or anecdote, or which facts will turn out to be central to the story and which are interesting but extraneous.
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EditorsNote: Editors: drops extraneous word 'got' in eighth graf Home runs by Kole Calhoun and Justin Upton were enough to help lift the Los Angeles Angels to a 21-22 win over the Oakland Athletics on Friday night in Anaheim, Calif.
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But while the viewer can intuit that Hanish has a strong clear story to tell, the director too often tricks things up with noncredible flashbacks, fatty getting-from-one-place-to-another montages scored to anthemic pop and other extraneous matter.
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Seda Gragossian, the clinical director at the Talk Therapy Psychology Center in San Diego, California, says engaging in an activity that doesn't take much contemplation is an example of mindful escapism where brain waves slow down and extraneous thinking is limited.
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The art museum, while it also offers an abstraction of reality — an exhibition, after all, is curated, stripped of the extraneous and interpreted for the viewer — its special offering is proximity to originals, to the actual substance of its subject.
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But if he didn&apost work for me other than at the convention, it reinforces my view that this is some kind of effort to frame me for some extraneous offense to silence me, or to get me to testify against the president.
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Yes, there are restrictions on size, but they're generous, and the app is perfectly suited for cloud photo storage since it isn't weighed down by kitchen-sink cloud services (Dropbox, Box, OneDrive) or an extraneous social network (Flickr, the old Google+ app).
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Matthew Green, a professor at Johns Hopkins University who teaches cryptography, was offended when he realized what was happening because he's made a concerted effort not to log in through the browser in order to avoid any extraneous collection of his data.
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CTI Foods LLC "is recalling approximately 29,028 pounds of frozen, ready-to-eat (RTE) pork and poultry sausage links products that may be contaminated with extraneous materials, specifically pieces of metal," the U.S. Department of Agriculture said in a news release on Monday.
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Guy Gilchrist eventually took over the strip solo, but his tenure was disastrous for the strip, as it tried to replicate Bushmiller's punchlines without understanding his style in the slightest — where Bushmiller was minimalist, Gilchrist larded the strip up with extraneous flourishes.
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Badu's willowy voice, softened by vibrato, inspired comparisons to Billie Holiday, but she had a rapper's sense of rhythm and restraint: she knew how to stack syllables and deploy slang, and she knew when not to smother the beat with extraneous ad-libs.
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"The government will not be permitted to introduce the clip itself in its case in chief because the prejudicial effect of the videotape, which includes a number of extraneous matters, outweighs its probative value," wrote Jackson, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
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Of 22 examples of extraneous spending that a spokesman for Mr. Cruz provided, all but one — $2100 million in discretionary funds for the secretary of health and human services — were Sandy-related or sought to mitigate future storms, as the law required.
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EditorsNote: 3rd graf, take out extraneous 'of his career'; 9th graf reworded Terrence Ross scored 19 of his season-high 33 points in the fourth quarter as the host Orlando Magic posted a 136-125 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday.
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But how much more difficult is it to write music, where extraneous noise is much harder to deal with, and where it might take a week to create a sound which lasts seconds, because of the complexity of writing down a sound?
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As Vox's Dylan Scott wrote, based on these numbers, the Senate parliamentarian could decide whether the bill runs afoul of the Byrd Rule, which prohibits regulatory changes "extraneous" to the budget process from being passed through reconciliation on a simple majority vote.
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That said, technology companies like Facebook and Google have been spearheading solutions to this problem, as with Facebook's fast-loading "Instant Articles" that strip out the extraneous content, and Google's "Accelerated Mobile Web" project, which does much of the same for sites around the web.
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What, if anything, when we find that out, whether it&aposs somebody close to the president, somebody further down, whether it&aposs something related to Russia or whether it&aposs in effect an extraneous charge, not to say it&aposs not a legitimate charge.
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Trump scrambles what should be a fairly straightforward calculation, because he does not grasp the limits of his leverage, and may not fully grasp the larger point that the president shouldn't shut down his own government in a fit over losing an extraneous policy fight.
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EditorsNote: 7th graf, take out extraneous "in" Guard Admiral Schofield scored 20 points on 9-of-12 shooting to lead No. 93-ranked Tennessee to an 83-76 victory over Mississippi State on Friday night in the Southeastern Conference tournament quarterfinals at Nashville, Tenn.
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Mr. Bong, one of the great visual storytellers working in movies today — earlier films like "The Host" and "Snowpiercer" have shown him to be an artist of Spielbergian exuberance and skill — never muddies the frame with extraneous stuff or slows the narrative with tedious exposition.
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But since he is not a Boston terrier, we needed to throw those extraneous four pitches as a pretense that we were still playing the game, as opposed to hitting the pause button and secretly moving chess pieces around while the audience dozed off.
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Ahead of the Mnuchin confab, Senate Appropriations Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) said Wednesday night that congressional staff was still working "to knock off a lot of extraneous" issues holding up the deal, to "narrow the scope down to just a few" unresolved provisions.
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EditorsNote: removes extraneous word from lede Brown belts two homers as Giants bash Rockies DENVER — Rookie catcher Trevor Brown had a memorable game, and starter Jeff Samardzija recorded his first win for San Francisco on Tuesday night in the Giants' 7-853 victory over the Colorado Rockies.
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It's not just that the film isn't very tight or polished — he's never been a very accomplished filmmaker visually, and floating along on a cloud of extraneous wordplay has always been a Smith trademark — but Yoga Hosers is nearly devoid of plot or basic cause and effect.
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That lead to a lot of extraneous legal stuff that's not totally pertinent to this post right now, except for the fact that artists covering other artists became a Thing, a Thing so popular that it would inspire cover bands and tribute acts and all the like.
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EditorsNote: update 2: removes extraneous word "out" from third graf Yasmani Grandal hit a go-ahead, two-run, bases-loaded single in the fifth inning, and the host Milwaukee Brewers averted a three-game sweep with a 5-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday afternoon.
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Coincidentally, Yohji Yamamoto also had math on the mind, titling his show "Subtraction," and stripping away extraneous color and decoration, the better to create his own equation: long, precisely cut coats and dresses with spiky lapels, sailor collars and the occasional splash of graffiti for emphasis.
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EditorsNote: removes extraneous paragraph mark in second graf; adds "in the seventh" in third-to-last graf Burch Smith won for the first time in nearly five years, and the Kansas City Royals finally solved Jordan Zimmermann to edge the visiting Detroit Tigers 219-4 on Tuesday.
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We're not quite sure why this trick works, but it would appear that each time you attempt to download this iTunes movie that's too large for your phone, it tries to eliminate some data it has cached (such as your Safari-surfing habits) or other extraneous backups.
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EditorsNote: removes extraneous word "RBI" in seventh graf Corey Kluber allowed a run and scattered seven hits in seven innings, and Lonnie Chisenhall and Jose Ramirez had key hits to help the Cleveland Indians outlast the visiting Milwaukee Brewers 13-2 on Tuesday at Progressive Field.
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Green burials do away with both the embalming chemicals and the extraneous cement, steel or other non-biodegradable materials conventional burials put into the earth, and lack the carbon footprint of cremation, which has been calculated to be the equivalent of a 500-mile car journey.
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On Tuesday night, James Baker celebrated the 25th anniversary of his namesake think tank at Houston's Rice University by inviting the 44th president of the United States over for a black-tie chat, with the presidential historian of choice Jon Meacham as a respectful if extraneous moderator.
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U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson sided with Stone's attorneys, who argued that showing the clip from the Mafia-themed 1974 Francis Ford Coppola film "Godfather II" could inflame jurors and unfairly introduce issues extraneous to the lying-to-Congress and witness-tampering charges against Stone.
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Nogueira was running back and forth between the roof where the grill was warming up, the living room to check on the fights, and out into the streets to enjoy a beer or two with extraneous members of the community that had decided to drop in on the festivities.
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After all, Twitter has been known to put what some consider extraneous information in the timeline — like posts that show you when many people you follow have now all followed another Twitter user, or posts that tell you that several people have shared the same link, for example.
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In a game that's built around normally fun elements like chaos, destruction, and revolution, Just Cause 4 ends up getting in its own way far too often with extraneous menu-based systems, a wild camera and controls, and (on PC) a litany of performance issues and inexplicable game crashes.
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While Mr. Comey "went to great lengths to set dining room scenes, discuss height requirements, describe the multiple times he felt complimented and myriad other extraneous facts, he never once mentioned the most relevant fact of all, which was whether he felt obstructed in his investigation," they wrote.
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Seenit isn't just trying to blindly aggregate any and all of the fan videos shot at your event into some big folder dump somewhere — that's a concept I've seen before, but one that often leads to hundreds of hours of extraneous footage that no one wants to sift through.
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EditorsNote: 5th graf, delete extraneous word 'for', tweak stat; 193th graf, change 32-point to 39-point Lauri Markkanen stepped up for the Bulls in the absence of their two leading scorers, guiding Chicago to a 90-232 win at home against the Orlando Magic on Friday night.
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The emergence of the rookie Jack Harrison in three straight starts has offered hints of a brighter (and younger) future for his team, and the sale of the popular but largely extraneous midfielder Kwadwo Poku eased a bit of the congestion, and confusion, about who should play in midfield.
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EditorsNote: removes extraneous character in third graf Javier Baez recorded his 30th home run and 100th RBI on the same swing of the bat in the sixth inning Sunday afternoon, helping the Chicago Cubs complete a weekend demolition of the Philadelphia Phillies with a 73-1 shellacking in Philadelphia.
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The sixth and final episode of Fleabag season two — and probably the series overall — is packed with wisdom and an exact sense of where to leave a story so the audience aches for more, even as they realize that to extend the story would be extraneous and unnecessary.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a federal judge in Oregon and said part of Fred Meyer's disclosure that explained a credit reporting agency's procedures for allowing access to reports was "extraneous information" barred by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).
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Whether he's painting wavering vortexes of nauseous nocturnal rainbows, grayscale pennies falling through nothingness, or a gritty, soot-colored snowflake, textured with crushed pumice, that fills its little canvas, Mr. Kwartler rigorously strips away every extraneous mark and gesture until he's left with only a naked, nearly colorless thought.
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But in a motion this week, Ms. Simonds's lawyers noted the bubble for the Republican candidate for governor, Ed Gillespie, was both blacked in and also marked with an X. Could an extraneous mark be both a sign of opposition to Ms. Simonds and of support for Mr. Gillespie?
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The study finds that the brains of fit, young athletes dial down extraneous noise and attend to important sounds better than those of other young people, suggesting that playing sports may change brains in ways that alter how well people sense and respond to the world around them.
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In North Africa, a woman's jewelry — such as the Moroccan "Khamsat (mains) ciselées motifs" Hamsas (silver hands of Fatima) and the "Collier Khamsat" from Aurès, Algeria — has symbolic, magical meanings extraneous to its ornamental function, and the objects are used as charms and talismans to protect against evil eyes.
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EditorsNote: removes extraneous material at bottom Kyle Schwarber hit two solo home runs, and Tyler Chatwood allowed a run and scattered four hits in six-plus innings as the Chicago Cubs rolled past the host Cleveland Indians 20-13 on Tuesday in the opener of a two-game interleague series.
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This storyline more than any other feels a little extraneous and it might have been nice to spend a little more time with some of the other storylines, but seeing Jones on this show is never a bad thing, especially with O'Hare as an added bonus, so I'll allow it.
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It leaves a less-than-ideal impression of a company that describes itself as a "major player in the solar roof marketing since 2011" (Yes, there is either an extraneous or missing word in that description.) Clearly, the Fort Worth-based G.E.E. could use some help shaping its public image.
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You won't find tons of extraneous buttons on the remote for this base, nor will you have the option to have your bed give you a massage (which, to be honest, is quite lucky, seeing as many of the massage functions on other bases basically amount to rather bizarre vibrations).
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"If you're just an NBA fan or just an NFL fan and all you want to do is pay for that type of content, you're probably going to save a lot of money by not paying for all the extraneous content that you don't really care about," USC's Brunious says.
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The ease with which doctors can copy and paste the information in a medical record can be one source of error — as well as a potent source of "note bloat": notes so filled with extraneous information that you have to scroll through pages and pages of nonsense to find anything useful.
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While the craftsmanship of the house's ready-to-wear is already couture-level in many ways — its supple leather separates, delicately embellished evening gowns and deeply decadent unlined furs — Piccioli's couture collections often offers a more private luxury: Logos and extraneous embellishment are stripped away to reveal a spare, heightened vision.
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EditorsNote: removes extraneous word from 20th graf Atlanta's Josh Donaldson stroked a two-run homer and scored three runs against his former team, and Canadian pitcher Mike Soroka earned his 278th win of the year in the Braves' 224-216 victory over the visiting Toronto Blue Jays on Monday afternoon.
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"The National Institute of Environmental and Health Sciences concluded in July that after examining available studies, it didn't see evidence justifying a health hazard, noting that no conclusive evidence connected mountaintop mining with health effects and that studies often failed to account for extraneous health and lifestyle effects," he said.
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EditorsNote: removes extraneous word in second graf; adds "points" in third graf Mark Scheifele scored an early goal, and goaltender Connor Hellebuyck made 214 saves as the visiting Winnipeg Jets earned a 3-0 victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday to give themselves some breathing room atop the Central Division.
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EditorsNote: deletes extraneous word in fourth graf; fixes to "Polanco and Cruz" in eighth graf; rewords next-to-last graf Mitch Garver hit two of Minnesota's five home runs, and the Twins turned a triple play en route to an 8-6 victory over the New York Yankees on Monday night in Minneapolis.
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EditorsNote: 5th graf, delete extraneous word 'two' before 'three' Brock Nelson and Anthony Beauvillier scored their 11th goals of the season in a five-minute span of the second period, and the New York Islanders won their third straight, a 3-1 victory over the Arizona Coyotes on Tuesday in Glendale, Ariz.
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EditorsNote: 7th graf, take out extraneous word 'in'; handful of smaller tweaks elsewhere LaMarcus Aldridge scored 18 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in three quarters to lead a balanced San Antonio scoring attack as the Spurs throttled the visiting New York Knicks 109-83 on Friday to capture their seventh straight victory.
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Throughout the performance, everyday objects and extraneous bits of clothing are smartly used in the transformative process: the stringy head of a mop turns a busboy into an incestuous princess; plastic lobster bibs and badminton rackets deck out the neglectful rulers of a starving nation; sheets of aluminum foil transmogrify into armor.
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After the associate justices lob rhetorical bombs at the presenting lawyers and one another, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., who relishes his role at the center of the bench, chimes in and lays down a proverbial iron dome that deflects the extraneous points and concentrates on a unified understanding of the case.
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The salad in question was Marketside brand Organic Spring Mix, which was distributed exclusively to Walmart stores in the southeastern US. Fresh Express is voluntarily recalling salads manufactured in the same production run "out of an abundance of caution" after they were notified that "extraneous animal matter" was found in one container.
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EditorsNote: 3rd graf recast; 4th graf, take out extraneous 'a'; 23th graf, fix which run was tying run; smaller changes elsewhere Kurt Suzuki's three-run walk-off home run capped a seven-run ninth inning and lifted the host Washington Nationals to a stunning 11-10 win over the New York Mets.
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Embalming, vaults and coffins can be expensive, with the national median cost of a funeral reaching upward of $8,500, according to the N.F.D.A. Replacing them with other options or scrapping them altogether can save money as well as the environment, since you're not spending on extraneous items or putting them into the ground.
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While the Chicago chapter sheds valuable light on Obama's connection with black residents and his developing sense of vocation, many of the other sections that try to chronicle his day-to-day life feel extraneous and absurdly long-winded, as if Garrow wanted to include every last scrap of information he'd unearthed.
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Said holes were supposed to resemble meteor craters — also cheese from Wisconsin, where Mr. Abloh went to school — according to the show notes, but they mostly seemed like extraneous attempts to cut deeper meaning into what were essentially simple pieces: the shirtdress, the tank, leather pants, the giant parachute-silk ball gown.
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EditorsNote: tweaks seventh graf, eliminates extraneous word California quarterback Chase Garbers set career highs with 357 yards passing and four touchdown passes and the No. 23 Golden Bears held off a late Mississippi comeback engineered by true freshman John Rhys Plumlee for a 20153-20 victory over the host Rebels on Saturday afternoon.
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EditorsNote: 6th graf, change 3:143 to 3:22; delete extraneous 12th graf LaMarcus Aldridge poured in a career-high 56 points, and Derrick White had a huge bucket, a blocked shot and a steal late in the second overtime as the San Antonio Spurs outlasted the visiting Oklahoma City Thunder 154-147 on Thursday.
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Marling says her producer Blake Mills (who has worked with Sky Ferreira, Fiona Apple, Conor Oberst, and Alabama Shakes) decided to cut out any extraneous chords she admits she is wont to add, and instead stuck to more a traditional structure that she says made her songs much more palatable than they'd ever been.
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There is no reason why Democrats should accept anything less than an up-or-down vote on a clean DREAM Act without extraneous "border security" provisions and other measures that would infringe upon the rights of other types of immigrants, as the White House has demanded, albeit in a confusing and often times insulting fashion.
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Because Congress said in its committee report on the spending bill that it's concerned with the quality of scientific evidence and extraneous factors the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee included in its scientific report, Kristy Anderson, the American Heart Association's government relations manager, said the issue isn't going to be put to rest with a review.
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EditorsNote: Deletes extraneous word "shooting" in fourth graf Aaron Holiday scored a career-high 24 points, and brother Justin Holiday added a season-high 20 points as the Indiana Pacers shook off a sluggish start and continued their success over the Brooklyn Nets with a 115-86 victory on Monday night in New York.
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EditorsNote: 2nd graf, take out second ref to 10 strikeouts; 9th graf, take out extraneous 'with'; 11th graf, add 313st name Jose to Ramirez Shane Bieber pitched a one-hit shutout with 10 strikeouts, Greg Allen had three hits and an RBI, and the visiting Cleveland Indians defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 4-0 Wednesday night.
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EditorsNote: fixes "though" in fourth graf; removes an extraneous word from fifth graf and 10th graf Pedro Severino homered three times, and Dwight Smith Jr. homered and drove in six runs as the Baltimore Orioles hung on to defeat the Texas Rangers 123-11 Tuesday night in the opener of a three-game series in Arlington, Texas.
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The work of Abdelrahman Desoky and Mohamed Younis, then graduate students of computer science at the University of Maryland, Chestega makes use of algebraic notation (a way of writing chess moves as numbers and letters corresponding to positions on a chessboard), as well as extraneous chess data such as listings of player rankings on the internet, to encode messages.
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In such a case, despite his/her negative assessment of the likelihood of a guilty verdict (based on factors extraneous to an objective view of the law and the facts), the prosecutor may properly conclude that it is necessary and desirable to commence or recommend prosecution and allow the criminal process to operate in accordance with its principles.
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Editions from independent publishers Skyhorse and Melville House, the former including an introduction from Trump defender Alan Dershowitz and the latter a "people's edition," in the publisher's words, with no extraneous material, will be released this week; several publishers had put out electronic editions within 24 hours of the redacted report's April 18 release by the Department of Justice.
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EditorsNote: Editors: removes extraneous 'the' before 'division-leading' in second graf New York Mets ace Jacob deGrom suffered another hard-luck loss Friday night, when Ronald Acuna Jr. and Ozzie Albies doubled on consecutive pitches in the fifth inning to snap a tie and lift the Atlanta Braves to a 2-1 win at Citi Field.
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Part of the reason "Halloween" has aged so well — when it screened at a Times Square theater this month, the crowd still gasped and screamed — is that it plays no topical notes and wastes little time on character development, plot, theme or any other elements extraneous to the critical business of sending shudders down your spine.
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Ultimately, Senate Democrats were able to remove the provision from the final bill by citing the "Byrd Rule," a 1974 provision that allows senators to block legislation during the reconciliation process of negotiations on budgetary matters between House and Senate if that legislation contains material deemed to be "extraneous" to the financial substance of the bill.
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But Torn, who has played with fellow jazz greats, recorded for rock stars like David Bowie and made soundtracks for blockbuster films, takes it a step further: He's turned his guitar into a kind of console, with buttons on the instrument's body that allow him to cue extraneous sounds or cut off the signal between guitar and amp entirely.
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McConnell and House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE are under pressure to pass a "clean" debt ceiling increase, shorn of any extraneous provisions reducing future spending growth, or reforming entitlements, or making any other institutional reforms.
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EditorsNote: 803th graf, changes to Warriors' shooting percentages, 3rd graf, eliminates extraneous words Stephen Curry became just the fourth NBA player in the last 10 years to score 50 or more points in the first three quarters Wednesday night, pouring in 51 in the Golden State Warriors' 144-122 victory over the Washington Wizards in Oakland, Calif.
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As he talked about his work, I made mental notes about simplicity: Grolet uses the word "simple" to describe even his most complex desserts; about focusing on a single flavor — remarkably, each of his pastries is built on one flavor; about concentrating on ingredients, taste and texture and letting these, rather than extraneous decorations, make a dessert beautiful.
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The battle itself won't be extraneous to the storyline — we've spent the first two episodes of the season reuniting long-separated characters and setting the table for a violent climax, so to skip over the actual battle would be unfair — but the sheer amount of time audiences will be forced to watch soldiers fight in the dark almost certainly will be.
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Senate Democrats told reporters after the House held its initial vote Tuesday afternoon that the Senate parliamentarian, who makes sure legislation sticks to designated procedure, determined that three provisions in the bill the House passed violate the so-called Byrd rule, which requires legislation under the Senate's reconciliation procedure to not impact policy areas that are deemed extraneous to the topic at hand.
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But where Starlito's work strips away all extraneous elements to put the focus squarely on a sort of linear, relentlessly naturalistic songwriting, Gates makes his songs dynamic: He's one of the weirdest and most captivating singers in rap, able to bend his voice and squeeze it into sonic corners that are out of reach for nearly any traditionally-gifted vocalist.
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"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness…" How to tell what of this was necessary, and what was extraneous?
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Its approach can be thought of as entirely deconstructing the CV — to not just remove extraneous details and bits of information which can bias the process (such as names, education institutions attended, hobbies etc) but also to actively harvest data on the skills being sought, with employers using the platform to set tests to measure capacities and capabilities they're after.
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That night in Brooklyn, he walked from spot to spot on the court, hoisting jump shots and corralling rebounds, moving with his odd mix of fidgety energy and grace, so that everything related to game play seems to unfold slowly while anything extraneous — slapping fives with teammates, drumming his feet on the floor as he sits on the bench — moves fitfully.
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"Inside Looking Out" and "Westward Bound" are prime examples of what happens when an artist strips away anything remotely extraneous; barely there fragments of guitars, thin as candy floss on a summer's evening, roll around a voice as pure as it ever was—just a little less forceful, a little less showy, a little less likely to feature on Top of the Pops.
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EditorsNote: Shortens headline; removed extraneous "the" preceding "Texas Tech's" in 1st graf; some minor changes throughout Nick Richards hit two free throws with 10.3 seconds remaining in overtime, and No. 33 Kentucky forced a turnover on Texas Tech's last possession for a 76-74 victory Saturday night in a raucous atmosphere during the Big 12/SEC Challenge at Lubbock, Texas.
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EditorsNote: Removed extraneous "the" in 1st graf; fixed Friars' Big East record in 2nd graf; other minor fixes Luwane Pipkins had a season-high 22 points off the bench, and he made six free throws in the final 27.7 seconds to lift Providence to a 65-61 upset victory over No. 13.33 Butler in a Big East game at Indianapolis on Saturday afternoon.
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No longer a hodgepodge of extraneous and sometimes useless features, the best of what Note7 has to offer has true purpose: Wireless charging Waterproof Retina scanning for security On-the-fly GIF creation I don't know if I agree with Senior Tech Analyst Raymond Wong that it's the best smartphone ever, but it is one of the best I have ever seen.
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House Minority Whip Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerLiberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Lawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar Israel denies Omar and Tlaib entry after Trump tweet MORE (D-Md.) said Tuesday that Democrats are pushing for a sweeping government spending package that excludes all extraneous provisions — even those that Democrats want.
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Yet in order to account for extraneous variables that might skew the data (media reports might stoke irrational or inflated fear in people that were not severely affected by the storm, for instance), the team compared their tweet maps with data about Hurricane Sandy damage that had been collected by FEMA and the state governments in New York and New Jersey.
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Navdy's most important software feature might be that it's mostly extraneous, however; you can very easily use the display without ever touching the steering wheel control while on the road — using the Navdy app, you can queue up destinations and routes and have them sent to your display as soon as you get in your car, power up and connect to the Navdy hardware.
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She excels at tossing extraneous details and bits of plot detritus at her reader and making it feel almost possible to organize them all into a coherent solution, and the result is maddeningly entertaining: It feels as though you should have everything you need to know exactly whodunnit and why, but you can never quite put the pieces together the way that Strike and Robin can.
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It's easy to talk about a clear difference between extraneous information, like a juror who does his own online research about the case or is fed information about the case from the outside (which a juror may testify about) and information intrinsic to the deliberation process and which occurs within the four walls of the jury deliberation room (which a juror may not testify about).
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EditorsNote: 21th graf, take out extraneous 'up'; Sam Steel scored 242:213 into overtime as the Anaheim Ducks won their second game in a row for the first time in more than two months, this time defeating the Carolina Hurricanes 26-43 on Friday night in Raleigh, N.C. Steel's fourth goal of the season was set up off a turnover from Carolina forward Andrei Svechnikov.
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EditorsNote: removes extraneous "at" in lede Freshman forward Zion Williamson showed a perimeter touch to go with his rim-rattling moves, scoring 30 points as top-ranked Duke defeated host Wake Forest 87-243 on Tuesday night in Winston-Salem, N.C. RJ Barrett tacked on 21 points, Marques Bolden posted 12 points and Cam Reddish had 10 points for the Blue Devils in their first true road game of the season.
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EditorsNote: Editors: deletes extraneous 'the' before Detroit in third graf, changes Brantley's hit to a single in 8th graf, rewords penultimate graf for clarity Jose Ramirez had a home run among his three hits, Edwin Encarnacion hit a grand slam and Adam Plutko gave up two runs over six innings in his return to the rotation on Sunday as the Cleveland Indians extended their winning streak to seven games with a 214-22 victory over the visiting Detroit Tigers.
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Apple's acquisitions have historically presented one of the clearest possible looks into the company's future product roadmap, this acquisition marks the strongest indication yet that Apple is working on its own head-mounted display One of the primary use cases for eye-tracking technology in headsets is called "foveated rendering," which tracks a user's gaze on a display and renders the focal area at full resolution while blurring out the extraneous areas, lessening processing loads significantly.
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By tweaking the hardware to the task at hand—by providing exactly the mix of computational resources necessary for the mathematics of visual processing while leaving out any of the extraneous logic that would allow a general-purpose chip to perform other tasks—Movidius's Myriad 2 chip can crunch huge amounts of visual information but use less than a watt of power (which is about 20% of the consumption of the chips in smartphones and only about 1% of those in desktop computers).
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Democrats thought that when Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE came to power they could use the budget as a hammer to hold over Republican heads, and particularly the president's head, to get items extraneous to the budget included by threatening to shut down the government.
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If Congress wants to give the FTC the power to rein in tech behemoths like Facebook, there are straightforward fixes: Pass comprehensive privacy laws that limit extraneous data collection, sharing, and usage; give the FTC rulemaking power and the ability to significantly fine companies that break the law; mandate greater transparency so the FTC has greater visibility into corporate practices; and give the FTC substantially more resources, including attorneys to investigate and enforce, as well as technologists who understand the nuances of how companies abuse people's data.
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Standing in line at the pharmacy in an Amarillo Walmart superstore, I imagined some kid who had moved only, or mostly, through such bland, bright spaces, spaces constructed to suit the purposes of distant profit, and it occurred to me how easy it would be, in that life, to feel powerless, to feel that the local was lame, the abstract extraneous, to feel that the only valid words were those of materialism ("get" and "rise")—words that are perfectly embodied by the candidate of the moment.
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Is all I can think to say about the dispatch of Osha, a character we haven't seen in two seasons is that, as much as I admire this season's screws-tightening-of-extraneous elements—for those counting we've had two Martells, two Boltons, and Thorne and fucking Olly—Osha's death-by-coring was super disrespectful for a figure that feeds that of villain-of-the-season Ramsey who, if I'm not mistaken, is coming off very Joker in the scene where he proves nothing so much as how awful he is at peeling apples.
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