Adlon frees her character from the kitchen sink, just as she frees her from brunch.
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The bupropion frees up more dopamine and norepinephrine, while the other, escitalopram, is a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) that frees up more serotonin.
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The owner of that voice is given a fictional name in the book, which frees the author from the factual record, and frees us from expectations based upon it.
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And some people might not like the Frees at all.
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That frees customers from having to carry clothing while shopping.
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I get the stick to her and Marie frees herself.
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Otherwise, the SoundSport Frees fit pretty well in my ears.
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The SoundSport Frees are a small step better than AirPods.
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She accidentally frees it from its container, the Aether Chamber.
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The Nintendo Switch frees its tablet from the living room.
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It frees you up to say what you really think.
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Johnson said the technology frees up more time for employees.
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All of this frees up women for school or jobs.
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That frees up resources to chase new sales and more.
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That frees up viewers to watch Apple TV anywhere, effectively.
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" That frees Garnett up to go for the kill: "Champion.
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It frees up our sense of connection with each other.
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The walking frees my mind to let go of everything.
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This proclamation frees me from decades of carrying their shame.
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SRS: It's kind of unglamorous, so it frees you up?
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I don't think that curses me, I think it frees me.
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It also frees up more characters to use in a response.
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Even agreeing this goal frees us to begin a new approach.
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It also frees up $300 billion to use on other cuts.
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The advantage is that it frees us up to practice alignment.
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Storing messages in iCloud also frees up storage on your device.
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Kim & Kanye: Surrogate Dream TeamDonald Trump Frees UCLA Players In China?
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This frees up time to experiment before hitting the render button.
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This frees originators from being required to hold capital against debt.
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Frees up bandwidth for them to do they their real work.
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This frees up the time that you'd spend deleting useless messages.
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"I think using recycle materials frees up the artist," she adds.
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An umbrella with a grip that frees your thumb for texting?
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She scoops water, and in sprinkling it, frees her brother's soul.
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Not shopping frees up a lot of space in your brain.
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A good compilation frees you up to do absolutely anything you want.
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That totally frees me up to say to myself: more, more, more.
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It frees up an estimated $100 billion in cash for new lending.
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Conservatives would probably argue that cutting corporate taxes frees businesses to innovate.
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Laughter is also an important ingredient because it frees up the mind.
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It lets creators mess around, and frees viewers from the binge-watch.
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"It frees up more resources," said a source familiar with the discussions.
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" Knowing the truth, he added, "frees you from making the wrong assumptions.
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Suppose a kidnapper frees you after you've promised not to report him.
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For one thing, it frees up precious time for more pleasant pursuits.
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This frees us up to concentrate on what most requires conscious attention.
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At the same time, it frees sailors' hands to control the boat.
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Solipsism and self-absorption traps them in the Bardo; empathy frees them.
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But maybe that frees me up to wonder aloud about the show's ending.
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O-Frees don't sit in my ears quite as comfortably as AirPods, however.
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It frees us to be anywhere and everywhere — and most of all nowhere.
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In March, Redditor eavesdroppingyou discovered a trick that somehow frees up storage space.
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But it basically frees up that team to focus on the enterprise vision.
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Santos has said negotiations will not start until the group frees two hostages.
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That frees up Tinder to refocus on what it does best: quick matches.
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The question is whether that frees up more funds for extra discretionary spending.
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"It frees him up to focus on infrastructure and housing reform," McDonald said.
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Williams's release frees the Bills of nearly $13 million in payroll next season.
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This photo is from a collection of images by photographer Harry Whittier Frees.
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It even frees you to turn off lights in rooms you're not in.
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The flashlight frees up my hands and puts light where I need it.
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This frees you and allows you to be a guest at your wedding.
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But all of that analysis kind of misses the forest for the frees.
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This frees up the "fast" lane for cars that choose to drive faster.
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That frees parents to go out to work, saving huge sums on child care.
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Millions of the so-called "born frees" didn't even bother to register to vote.
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This move frees up federal funds to help the state respond to the disaster.
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"There's no amount of money that frees you from being a person," Wendy says.
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Go deeper: Hong Kong frees murder suspect who triggered massive protests Deep Dive—China
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It also frees up cash by reducing contributions to the state's five retirement systems.
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He (bear with me) transforms into a hawk and frees Annie from GRTA's clutches.
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And one of the things it frees them up to do is work less.
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The power of human empathy, leading to collective action, saves lives and frees prisoners.
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This frees us to work on form, which is what one can work on.
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What kind of things do you feel this frees you up to do next?
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Removing the headphone jack frees up a small amount of space inside the iPhone.
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"Working in digital media frees me from the censorship that's everywhere here," she said.
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Drivers will see that it frees them from moving their cars for street cleaning.
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Instead, it essentially frees you up to explore the park without any explicit goal.
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It frees all large employers of the complex reporting necessary to enforce the provision.
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Trump humiliates Europe, North Korea frees U.S. prisoners and Poland has a chocolate calamity.
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The bill frees many banks from another common sense measure that Dodd-Frank introduced.
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"It also frees up borrowing capacity, should you need it later on," he said.
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Moscow frees the crew as part of a wider prisoner swap in September 2019.
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This frees up resources so that a greater number of families can be helped.
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"It frees us up and we'll have a lot more flexibility now," Christmann said.
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And it also frees us up to deal with not just Russia but China.
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This frees up more of my cash to go to investments to grow my wealth.
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FGL's team believes this frees up law enforcement for other security needs around the venue.
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"It frees you up from having to have a nearest-neighbor interaction," Petta told me.
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Bose claims the SoundSport Frees have a 2250-foot range from the paired audio source.
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He frees himself and regains the Gauntlet that Spider-Man almost managed to slip off.
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Rather, this strategy frees you from having to agonize over buying a latte every morning.
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It frees up more mental energy to focus on the big 'rocks' of my business.
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The idea is that Botlr frees up hotel employees to focus on more important tasks.
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The plan also frees up capital to ramp up its electric and autonomous vehicle programs.
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This frees researchers from having to schedule precious "beam time" on site for their experiments.
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Courts love arbitration; it frees up their own clogged dockets, by barring would-be litigants.
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Perhaps office equipment makes cops more efficient, or frees up money for hiring new ones.
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Paramore fully frees you up for HALFNOISE to be what you want it to be?
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Because of that it frees up his first serve and he can go for more.
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Luke frees the rest of the hostages and finds Diamondback dangling Candace to her death.
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She frees him, and asks him to show her what's really in the dead zone.
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And preserving thousands of affordable units frees local government from needing to subsidize new ones.
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Using this type of technology frees up "[advisors'] capacity to do other things," said Oligino.
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But it frees up space for the network of the future to realize its potential.
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The move effectively frees people from the hassle of carrying paper documents everywhere they go.
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This frees up their software engineers to focus on other tasks that do require coding.
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That strengthens their profits, which frees up capital they can invest in expanding their businesses.
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The lighting also frees Grande from the pressure of looking "perfect" onstage, according to Baeri.
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For one, retiring frees you up, allowing you more time to invest in your health.
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Greater access to child care frees parents — primarily single mothers — to work and attend school.
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The move essentially frees up more money for China's state-controlled banks to lend out.
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It's never definitively established, but the suggestive uncertainty frees up Miralles for broader symbolic purposes.
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The cynicism implicit in conspiratorial thinking frees you up to indulge in anything you want.
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There was one store in the city that I lived in that sold fir frees.
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It also frees them to focus more on other projects both within and outside Alphabet.
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Still, having a GPS frees your phone for other uses, such as music or calls.
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This leads to more discoveries, which in turn frees more people to think and so on.
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That frees up passenger and cargo space and lowers a vehicle's center of gravity, improving handling.
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The insurer caps its liabilities and frees up capital (AIG plans to return some to shareholders).
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And there are certain countries they cannot wait to frolic around whenever some time frees up.
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It's also not a real place, which frees it from certain restrictions of real-world history.
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Terrified that Eric is about to make chicken-kabobs, she frees the fowl in the night!
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Regularly $2329, you can save $50 on the SoundSport Frees and get them for $199 here.
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We have a lower larynx that frees up our tongue to change our words incredibly quickly.
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She frees him, and the two are welcomed back to the Hilltop by an ecstatic Ezekiel.
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It also frees up the group to bid more aggressively for work with other auto makers.
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The new zone frees up parkland where demonstrators will be able to organize before their protests.
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That frees the farmers up to do their dairy farming knowing that they have a market.
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That approach frees up space normally devoted to an internal combustion engine to passengers and cargo.
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"It frees up the city to put its capital dollars into other parks," Mr. Benepe said.
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Trump has frequently vowed his personal fortune frees him from the influence of wealthy special interests.
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Virtual reality frees me from the frame, allowing me to choose where to direct my gaze.
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President Thein Sein lifts censorship, frees hundreds of political prisoners and launches a series of reforms.
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She frees some dogs, which leads to a bigger revelation, though not in a fun way.
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Trump's national emergency declaration frees up billions in emergency aid that can go towards combating coronavirus.
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The jump happens in slow motion as she frees herself of every minuscule thought and doubt.
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It is a project," he wrote, adding that the European civilization "unites, frees and protects us.
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Ironically, it's this victory in Africa that frees Levi to return home under a general amnesty.
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Trump's Justice Department has, crucially, defended the norm that frees federal investigations from the president's interference.
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The move frees up space at the hospital to offer more in-patient health care services.
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The reversal frees up federal prosecutors to pursue cases in states where recreational marijuana is legal.
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That might feel like a tiny difference, but it frees up some space for the battery.
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It frees up public transportation funds for other priority projects, helping states stretch their limited budgets.
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First, it frees up more time for financial advisors to have more of those in-depth conversations.
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David frees them, but encounters The Beast, Kevin's most destructive personality that imbues him with superhuman strength.
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While some of the CO213 stays underground, the process frees ever more fossil fuels to be burned.
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For example, it frees up time otherwise spent on firewood collection or cleaning sooty pots, she explained.
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The car's engine and battery is at the bottom of the vehicle, which frees up storage space.
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One of the major claimed benefits — that it frees people from their smartphones — is viewed with skepticism.
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It frees people to spend money on pursuits other than that of saving to buy nice things.
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It makes us more efficient and frees up capital for our customers to reinvest in other things.
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Her aesthetic can be anarchic, and it frees her to focus on specific images rather than prettiness.
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The StairMaster machine I like is taken, so I walk on the treadmill until it frees up.
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But this new system frees someone up from what was once a necessary and time-consuming step.
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This frees application developers and ops teams from worrying about specific details of machines and operating systems.
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"The only thing that will stop these protests is when the government frees our leader," said Muhammad.
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"This waiver frees up federal dollars to help more people diagnosed with mental health issues," said Gidley.
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Vera also answers simple questions about the role, which frees up time for HR personnel, says Uraskin.
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This frees up the fee amounts to be used for other authorized purposes, including park maintenance projects.
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This frees killer T-cells — a critically important part of the immune system — to attack the tumor.
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A buyout frees about $214 million in space, which is desperately needed and almost a foregone conclusion.
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Men are assumed to be fighters, which frees them up to build messaging around ideas like hope.
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This alternate pathway frees up law enforcement and court resources to focus on genuine public safety concerns.
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This frees up plenty of room and avoids turning my office into being only a treadmill room.
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But his arm has a mind of its own and finally frees itself into a Nazi salute.
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This frees time for high-priority pursuits that only they can handle — and sometimes saves them money.
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That frees him to take care of the children, work on the house and enjoy the mountains.
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Get her free blueprint for building a profitable online business that frees you from the 13-5.
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This, he said, frees up weekends so he and his wife can … take the train to Manhattan.
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But the choice instead frees the show to almost reverse the arc of the first two seasons.
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The controversial designation frees the company from paying out benefits and wages that labor laws might otherwise mandate.
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My goal is mostly to keep Hot Pod self-sustaining and frees me up to do other projects.
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"It frees things up in your head so you can get the trash out for a little while."
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As for the Qualcomm QCC3026 chip, I found it to deliver mixed wireless performance in the O-Frees.
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When you forgive someone, it doesn't condone their actions; it simply frees you from being their eternal victim.
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This frees the unpopular president to anoint the finance minister, José Antonio Meade, as the PRI's standard-bearer.
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The company insists that the tech isn't replacing jobs, but instead frees up staff to interact with customers.
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This increases navigation precision, frees up spacecraft to navigate autonomously, and reduces dependency on the Deep Space Network.
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And the Bose SoundSport Frees offer incredible sound but are foiled by audio / video delay and connectivity issues.
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Santos reiterated to reporters Friday afternoon that no official talks would begin until the group frees all hostages.
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By building in messaging, Opera frees up dedicated tabs or desktop apps that many currently use for messaging.
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The only way out for her is if someone other than Cersei wins the throne and frees her.
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That frees them up to roll back much of President Obama's legacy and pursue a dramatically different agenda.
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This does not delete apps, but frees up the place they were temporarily occupying in the iPhone's RAM.
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Get her free blueprint for building a profitable online coaching business that frees you from the 9-5.
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Trump has repeatedly bragged his personal fortune frees him from fundraising and the influence of wealthy special interests.
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Zymergen's approach, he said, amplifies the work of industrial scientists and frees them to work outside traditional approaches.
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Anything that frees us from the oppression of nearly identical handsets is a victory in and of itself.
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It frees us up to be creative and not be pigeonholed into working on variations of the classics.
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Aerial yoga brings out the child in us and frees both body and mind in a unique way.
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The new court decision frees them to vote and undercuts a scurrilous effort to block the ballot box.
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First, it frees up federal resources -- in this case, as much as $50 billion -- to combat the emergency.
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That alliance frees Starbucks to focus on improving its mainstay U.S. cafe business, where traffic growth had stalled.
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It's a useful label for people born between 1977 and 1983 that finally frees them from generational purgatory.
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"I hope this frees him to spend the time remaining doing new things that interest him," she said.
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An incomplete and not-so-short list: • Early on, Lorca frees his followers from a room of Agonizers.
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Having an ingrained sense of the necessary hand movements, for example, frees her to consider the overall process.
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But a confidential document shows that the deal frees him from hundreds of millions of dollars in debt.
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The character's departure frees Gurira, who's also an esteemed playwright, to devote more time to her literary career.
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This frees you up to make grabbing and grasping motions with your whole hand, as you would normally.
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Getting my taxes done quickly without any headaches frees up my time to focus on income-generating work.
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Bonus: Getting organized frees up brain space so you don't have to think about money nearly as much.
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Nobody contends that one day of reduced emissions frees a country from the effects of climate change, however.
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Nobody contends that one day of reduced emissions frees a country from the effects of climate change, however.
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North Korea frees three American hostages; Pakistan passes a sweeping anti-discrimination bill for the country's transgender population.
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The trick is to focus on anything except yourself, and that magically frees up a lot of bandwidth.
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That frees up the rest of the cast to be grownups while they get to have all the fun.
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Pack unstructured, minimalist sneakers that can squish down—like Nike Frees, for example—so they don't take much space.
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For master grillers this frees you up to enjoy the BBQ and spend more time with friends and family.
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The advantage of a compact, good-looking PC is that it frees you up to place it almost anywhere.
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Saying goodbye frees us up for other relationships and keeps us from plodding through life with a heavy load.
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Segal's hiring frees Twitter COO Anthony Noto from the burden of holding two C-level jobs inside the company.
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I mean basically, the more output you can get from people, it frees them up to do other things.
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When companies use robots to complete repetitive or dangerous tasks, it frees employees to do more interesting, valuable work.
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With iCloud, you can flip on a setting to optimize your storage, which frees up space on your device.
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MoviePass frees you from the fear that you'll waste the price of a ticket on seeing a bad movie.
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If you want to do yourself a favor, pick up a charging station that frees you from that mess.
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The tax credit frees up money for services like special education or occupational therapy — things insurance doesn't always cover.
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Yet, the bulk of Zimbabweans are "born-frees" with no direct memory of a conflict that roiled the land.
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By helping deliver supplies, it frees up nurses to do what they do best as humans: interact with patients.
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The ruling does not clear Guerrero of the doping charge; it merely frees him to play in the tournament.
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That frees up lots of room for something that gas- and diesel-powered trucks usually lack, lockable storage space.
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This action frees up the files it needs to add, remove or replace as part of the update process.
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By suspending his presidential campaign, Booker frees himself up to focus on other races in 85033, including his own.
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Matyas said the declaration frees up resources to "allow us to investigate this incident more effectively and more efficiently."
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Because Pepper is answering "generic and binary" questions, the robot frees up time for traditional bankers, increasing daily productivity.
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It also frees up the manager if the team can be trusted to perform without heavy supervision, he explains.
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Yeah, which he talks about the idea is that it frees you up to be entrepreneurial, to be creative.
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Taxi drivers in Hunan are worried about a surge in prices once the government frees them, the paper said.
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Using the oven provides more-even heat for cooking the rice, and frees up your stovetop for other dishes.
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With a quick pat on the back, he frees up Obama's hand and brings Nieto in for the closer.
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But it also frees existing owners from any lockup period restricting them from selling their shares following the listing.
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Purveyors don't suffer a loss, though, filling the gap of alcoholic sales with spirit-frees containing high-end ingredients.
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The devastation prompted Brown to request the president's disaster declaration, which frees up federal resources for relief and recovery efforts.
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The Reason to Believe ad buy comes as at least one other candidate frees up some space on the airwaves.
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It frees Mr. Kim from the political headache of traveling by plane and keeps Mr. Trump away from North Korea.
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Oppo rates the O-Frees as having around four hours of battery life, with three recharges provided by the case.
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"Whether it's going out with Cash or hanging with my girlfriends, it frees me up to do something," she said.
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"The advantage is it frees up cardiologists to focus on the interaction with the patient and developing treatment," he said.
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It makes people ask questions, and in some ways, it frees up some interaction that a particular society doesn't allow.
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One more side note: The Alabama running back Robinson's crushing block frees up on the play is named Kenyan Drake.
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It eases trade with Europe, the region's biggest partner, and frees foreign investors from the risks of exchange-rate fluctuations.
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The Hua Xia divestment frees up capital and boosts Deutsche Bank's capital ratio by 50 basis points to 11.6 percent.
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Letting patients use Alexa to perform basic tasks like changing TV channels also frees up nurses to perform medical care.
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Wi-Fi streaming also helps conserve battery usage on mobile devices, and frees up the mobile devices for other tasks.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump declared a federal emergency for the devastating blazes, which frees up federal funding for aid.
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The abrupt sacking of John Bolton as national security adviser frees Trump to pursue his own brand of foreign policy.
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When you eliminate the spending on items that don't matter, it frees up money to spend on things that do.
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Long-term mortgages make your payment less expensive every month, and that frees up cash for other goals like savings.
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It frees Ms. Hirshey to do a compassionate, psychologically complex biography, arguing the world from her subject's point of view.
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"This frees up time and resources for higher-value activities, like predictive policing," said Roy Marler, vice president of Coplogic.
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If Evers draws from the deep well of history and frees Dassey, he will join a great and good tradition.
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That frees up beds for people who do get very sick to receive the treatment they'll need in a hospital.
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"Going cashless at our storefronts frees our employees from collecting, counting, recording, and depositing transactions," one restaurant executive told Eater.
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It might not be history that frees us, Hadley seems to suggest, but personal history, a late coming-of-age.
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And Adam and Eve will never attain the knowledge that frees them from the garden without the Snake tempting them.
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He could set a precedent that frees future presidents from one of the Constitution's most potent checks on their power.
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From a pie-shaped jigsaw to an artist-designed chess set, good, analog fun that hones — and frees — the mind.
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It frees them up to have different kinds of conversations that make clear how painfully limited the prevailing ones are.
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And North Korea, unlike Cuba, has nuclear weapons, which frees it to retaliate conventionally against what Mr. Castro merely endured.
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Roma announced the departure of Manager Luciano Spalletti in an expected move that frees him to sign with Inter Milan.
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Relationships probably become more balanced because the shift frees up mental space that people would otherwise spend managing relationship drama.
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One of the advantages of going all electric is that it frees up space normally devoted to the passenger compartment.
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It frees up Abe to focus on shoring up his weak economy, and Trump on cutting a deal with China.
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Plus, five hours of battery life per charge frees you from the need to tote a cord with you constantly.
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They grapple momentarily before "The Animal" frees his left hand and lands a series of brisk, pitiless punches on Lessard's face.
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Working with inanimate objects, like lemons, frees Wachob up to do things that are more conceptual and personally meaningful to her.
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Being able to be convinced by your employees builds trust and frees up your mind to tackle high-level strategic issues.
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The move also frees up about $700,000 in cap space for the Patriots this season, giving the club $18 million overall.
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The SoundSport Frees play for up to five hours, then get an additional 10 hours of life from the charging case.
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If double-entry book-keeping freed accounting from the merchant's head, the blockchain frees it from the confines of an organisation.
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"It's going to save time, money, and frees up engines that could otherwise be on aircraft, keeping passengers moving," he added.
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Like the AirPods, the O-Frees are designed around a hard plastic shape that will either fit your ears or won't.
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She and Harry also don't have any planned outings on the festive day — which frees her up for Thanksgiving Day preparations.
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"Any assumption that ending direct federal funding frees up $3 to $4 billion beginning in 2025... is wishful thinking," Martin said.
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Miles travelled per person might also rise, since self-driving technology frees passengers to use travel time for work or sleep.
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He still advertises on his property in Kyoto on Airbnb and the hotel license frees him from the 180-day limit.
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And from the perspective of all the cities she "frees" (including Westeros), she looks like little more than an invading conqueror.
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She creates a washing machine that frees little girls from their chores, allowing her time to teach them how to read.
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You then rent a movie from iTunes that exceeds the amount of storage... and poof... it somehow frees up more storage.
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Once I'm not on set for 15 hours a day, five days a week, that frees up a lot of time.
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Bottom-up OKRs work hand in glove with "20 percent time," which frees grassroots engineers to dive into promising side projects.
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Meanwhile, the radical activist who frees minks from a fur farm, for example, can now be prosecuted under federal terrorism laws.
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Linda has what she thinks is a heart-to-heart with Pennsatucky, so she frees her from her Port A Potty.
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This provision frees companies of the obligation to enter the costly and time-consuming process of applying for a new licence.
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His departure frees Ms. Snider, an experienced movie executive who came to Fox in 2014 after leaving Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks Studios.
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Others in the round include the China Investment Corporation, FreeS Fund, Thrive Capital, WestSummit Capital and the technology entrepreneur Max Levchin.
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Another significant advantage of the platform is that it frees shopkeepers from the traditional constraint of minimum quantities for wholesale prices.
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The declaration frees up money and federal resources that the state can use in coping with the storm and its aftermath.
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That frees you from using clichés and broadens your appreciation of what you're doing' which helps the creative process a lot.
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Worried she is insufficiently bold, she steals a fish, frees a dog, smashes a vase, takes a lover, then takes another.
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The Bose SoundSport Frees typically retail for $199, but you can grab a pair today for just $139 — a $60 savings.
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The move frees up billions of dollars in federal funds, Trump said, and sets the Federal Emergency Management Agency in motion.
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Her scorched-earth conquests of Astapor and Yunkai are rousing in the moment — she turns the tables and frees the slaves!
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Israel says it will not allow any significant humanitarian concessions for Gaza unless Hamas returns the remains and frees the hostages.
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The American people overwhelmingly want energy independence that frees us from foreign producers, and they want economic expansion and job growth.
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A one-sided edict penned behind closed doors to threaten and bully college administrators will chill more speech than it frees.
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But that, in turn, frees up American labor and capital to go into other industries that make goods for us adults.
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Anything that frees your brain from the karate-chop syntax of newsfeed and social media is in part a meditative act.
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"It makes their jobs more efficient, which frees up time to produce more emotional work with empathy and care," Schawbel says.
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It frees you up to think about your gestures, the pace of your delivery, and you can start to enjoy it.
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That frees them from having to adhere to some of Obamacare's rules, particularly the one requiring insurers to offer comprehensive coverage.
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Approval of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, frees up U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to pursue other trade priorities.
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It also frees him to record songs like "Thinking Out Loud," from his last album, that are exceedingly schlocky and swaggerless.
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This frees Democrats who were partial to Sanders, but thought his prospects of electability poor, to express their support for him.
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He frees us from the constrictions of historicism and geographism- placing the race question in the light of the Faustian imperial infinity.
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Bose says the SoundSport Frees last up to 5 hours on a single charge, and that's more or less what I got.
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This reduces open-source companies' sales-and-marketing expenses and frees up cash to spend on other things, like creating better products.
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The decision frees CSX from service obligations under the contract but it was unclear how much money the company's changes would save.
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I think it probably frees you up, because if you're not actually gonna do anything about it there's not really any stress.
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If we can lighten and streamline some of the process in house, that frees our staff to do more value-added things.
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The O-Frees aren't as good as AirPods, but they don't cost anywhere near as much, and "free" would be even better.
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First, CDA 230 helps encourage sites to host content and frees them up from concerns about being prosecuted over user-generated content.
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Late on Friday, China's central bank announced a new round of policy easing, which frees up around $116 billion for new lending.
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Singapore court frees 16-year-old blogger Various social media posts created by Yee were presented as evidence against him in court.
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Hillary Clinton, on the other hand, faces the opposite dilemma: Trump's incompetence frees her to run with pretty much anyone she wants.
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Removing bulky mechanical parts (relatively speaking) also frees up space inside the Apple Watch for a larger battery, according to the source.
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She does so because his decision frees her from the walk, with the Sparrow claiming she has already atoned by converting Tommen.
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And the availability of those remote services frees up healthcare professionals on the ground to devote themselves to the most urgent cases.
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Eliminating these distractions early in the day frees us up mentally so we can be present for the rest of the day.
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Ideally, that frees up the developer from having to think about where their applications will run and lets them work more efficiently.
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Enabling strangers to quickly do business frees people of the need to be nice, he argues; their trust-building skills could atrophy.
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Vulkan also allows the CPU to do less work to run a game and thereby frees up the GPU for better performance.
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The second screen is useful in that it frees up the primary display for content and gives notifications their own dedicated space.
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The White House has ruled out removing steel tariffs even if Ankara frees a U.S. pastor detained by Turkey on terrorism charges.
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H2O.ai's mission is to democratize AI by providing a set of tools that frees companies from relying on teams of data scientists.
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Their acute appreciation for the enormity of the task frees them to be unapologetic and ambitious in a way other groups cannot.
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At one such trial, the girls witness a rape victim's interrogation by a defense attorney that ultimately frees the obviously guilty defendant.
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Slowly, soothing them with an anecdote about his childhood dragon obsession, he unbolts the chain collars binding the dragons and frees them.
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Their anonymity frees the clothes from any demographic associations, aiding the designer's mission to make 69 a brand for anyone and everyone.
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"The amount of brain power it frees by not being trapped in the past or the future is incredible," Mr. Boughton said.
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The President's declaration frees up tens of billions in financial resources to help people and businesses affected by the covid-19 outbreak.
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President Donald Trump on Friday declared a state of emergency, which frees up financial resources to assist Americans affected by the outbreak.
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That frees Google up to battle European regulators over claims that the company uses its Android operating system to dominate online search.
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And in funding the entire thing, Bloomberg frees up his time, attention, and obligations in a way almost no other politician can.
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He argued that when you "get the boot off someone's throat," it frees them up to think about threats like climate change.
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Congress on Tuesday passed legislation that frees banks from a variety of regulations that were imposed after the financial crisis of 2008.
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Retailers say automating certain tasks doesn't necessarily displace employees, but frees them to do other things that are more valuable to customers.
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"It frees us from the curse of the rocket equation basically, so it removes this exponential mass dependence from the economics," he said.
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Created by Danish furniture designer Cecilie Manz, the form factor frees the speaker from having to sit around on a desk all day.
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Making $80 million in a year directly from the people who use your service frees you to build for them and only them.
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They will make wisecracks about the app's rigorous disclosure and consent onboarding process which very carefully, painstakingly frees Apple of any legal liability.
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And they're super smart, which theoretically frees up more of your time… to most likely be spent in other apps on the phone.
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Not having to drive to the grocery store several times a month frees up about $640 in extra productivity for us each month.
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The government has given property owners another option: to provide lodging with a hotel license, which frees them from the 180-day limit.
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Some critics incorrectly blame the earthquakes on hydrofracturing, or fracking, which frees hard-to-reach deposits by pumping liquids into the surrounding rock.
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That frees him from messy negotiations at the start of his administration and allows him to turn his attention to Mexico's limping economy.
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I think that this is a big enhancement to the productivity of teachers, because it frees them up to more value-added things.
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The New Year's Day cut was the eighth since early 2018 as the central bank frees up more funds for banks to lend.
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Mainly because the equipment frees up space and weight in vehicles that will be the heart of an autonomous vehicle ride-hailing program.
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Campaigns in all five states will highlight support from law enforcement personnel who will say legalization frees up money to prevent violent crimes.
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Perhaps the best thing about having a smart speaker is that it frees up your hands and gets you away from your smartphone.
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It frees the "woke" to get involved in the work of politics if they so choose, or to return to their daily lives.
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The San Francisco-based company's funding round was led by DFJ Growth, and includes China Investment Corporation, FreeS Fund, Thrive Capital and Max Levchin.
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These approaches can be helped by federal legislation that frees drugmakers from the mandatory discounting, restrictions and reporting requirements that hobble innovate payment schemes.
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The law, signed September 5803 by Governor Gavin Newsom, frees college athletes to get compensated for the use of their name, image and likeness.
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ARM processors also tend to run cooler than x86 processors, which frees up manufacturers to experiment with different (read: thinner and lighter) form factors.
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There's something about having your own insecurities reflected back to you in an honest, understanding, and funny way that suddenly frees you from them.
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We're now living in the sort of topsy turvy world where the latest wireless tech actually locks us in more than it frees us.
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The Windows on Snapdragon platform does more than just provide an integrated cellular modem that frees you from having to rely on Wi-Fi.
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It frees us from the guilt of our behaviors, and gives us the freedom to commit acts that violate our social and personal norms.
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And the notion that this somehow frees up $3 billion for other efforts is just plain wrong (the actual figure is around $500 million).
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One app included on the device called Power & Boost, frees up precious resources when you're using the device, preserving both performance and battery life.
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This frees players to get comfortable in each kingdom rather than penalizing them every time they die by booting them back a few levels.
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Automation frees time for the heuristic facets of design to evolve toward crafting experiences for deeper social connectedness, more efficient collaboration and broader creativity.
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Trump, a political anomaly, frees the Republicans from any link to the past, but at the same time offers no road to the future.
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Let unions represent only those workers who are willing to be represented by unions, which frees them of the expense of representing everyone else.
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The cellular connectivity frees the system up to move outside the confines of the home and office, to places like warehouses, streets and trails.
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This frees members of Congress from debating difficult issues or taking politically unpopular votes, and allows the executive a veneer of virtually unchecked authority.
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The audio-only form frees the story to play with disorienting notions of time, place and identity that might not be possible on film.
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We cover her cell phone, car insurance, gas, and gym membership which frees up her stipend to go toward things she wants to do.
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He's the kid who frees himself from destiny to forge his own, leapfrogging class, symbolizing our wanderlust and the power of imagination over expectation.
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That protects animals in case shelters are damaged, and also frees up space for lost or displaced animals that come in after the storm.
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But she still looks forward to paying off her mortgage early and getting to enjoy the extra cash it frees up in her budget.
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This frees the perceptual system to heed features it didn't predict, which is why you're not aware of a ticking clock unless it stops.
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Russia's RT media channel suggested on Thursday that Issachar might be released if Israel frees Alexei Burkov, a Russian national it detained in 2015.
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Not only does this improve threat detection, but it also frees up human analysts to investigate the complex cases that really require their attention.
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"If you find people who can take on tasks you aren't good at, it frees you up to plan for the future," Branson writes.
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It frees him up to do what he's best at which is innovating and changing the world," Wadhwa said on "Squawk on the Street.
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Others argue that Culp's role as GE's first-ever outsider CEO frees him to take more drastic action, including potentially suspending the dividend altogether.
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Long-acting injectable medications offer an alternative delivery mechanism that frees people from prescription regimens calling for them to take multiple pills every day.
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The U.S. withdrawal potentially frees Turkey's military to push the YPG back from 500 km of border without risking a confrontation with American forces.
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But cornerback Darius Slay prefers to look at the bright side, as this now frees up ample time for the messy work of wedding preparation.
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Tyrion frees beautiful, dumb Jaime, captured by Daenerys' forces on his way back to King's Landing, and the two exchange a true, heartfelt brother moment.
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Bedtime relieves me of the need to analyze the hours I'm asleep, which frees me to focus on how I'm spending the hours I'm awake.
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For whatever reason, Jack trading away his compass frees the zombies, who all have the same melting-licorice mouth and generally are just super-gross.
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It's basically an extension of your smartphone camera, with the same crisp video capability, but in a tiny wearable device that frees up your hands.
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By specialising in the task at which it is least bad, the unlucky community frees other places to focus on what they are best at.
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I feel like it frees me a bit from vanity when there's a separation between how the person I'm playing looks and how I look.
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That frees an estimated $100 billion in cash for fresh lending, and some analysts now expect fiscal stimulus from Beijing to shore up the economy.
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The deal also frees money in Atlante, a fund backed by Italian financial institutions, which had been earmarked for buying the Veneto banks' bad loans.
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Going digital also frees universities from the physical constraints of their campus—the UoI has 99 MBA students on campus and 1,2170 more enrolled online.
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This frees up the pilot to do a lot of important pilot things, like not getting shot down and shooting the other guy down instead.
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"It is going to turn into a pattern where even if the security forces arrest a wanted criminal, the government just frees them," he said.
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This could be a major advantage for AI researchers, as it frees up time they would otherwise have to dedicate to sorting their training data.
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You know, the warrior-goddess inside you who commands dragons, makes Dothraki warriors shake in their boots, frees slaves, and fights the patriarchy with fire.
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The lower cuts in October compared with the month before could be due to less domestic crude demand which frees up more oil for export.
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Its trade partners could argue they are at a disadvantage if the United States frees its companies from the burden of climate regulations, analysts said.
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If the rapprochement with Israel raises Turkey's profile as a target for IS militants, the one with Russia frees its hand to go after them.
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Any assumption that ending direct federal funding frees up $3-4 billion beginning in 2025 to use on other NASA exploration initiatives is wishful thinking.
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That frees him or her to build a different, hopefully better system for identifying and rewarding talented individuals, and unleashing their work on the world.
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Onboarding employees frees up founders to delegate so they can focus their attention where it's most advantageous — ultimately, advancing the company to the next level.
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The best part though is that it frees your hands to focus on shooting, grabbing, pulling, or pushing with your traditional handheld controllers or keyboard.
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From a March 28 article, "Belgium Frees Man Charged With Terrorism, Renewing Search for Airport Attacker," the caption reads, "Soldiers patrolling in Brussels on Sunday."
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By the end, having come to her senses, she lets go of the illusion of the garden and frees herself from the imprisonment of desire.
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It takes practice to name and sit with the feelings we turn away from, yet it is the very thing that frees us from them.
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Duterte could also anger Filipinos if he frees former president Gloria Arroyo, who has been under detention in hospital for five years on corruption charges.
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By reducing the number of decisions he makes each day, like what to wear, he frees up brain power for more important thoughts and decisions.
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The companies instead claim they are independent contractors, which frees the companies to deny them some of the basic rights and benefits that workers enjoy.
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"This was a liberation gift, meaning this frees these young men from having to make their career decisions based on their debt," Mr. Thomas said.
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Prayer frees us from our intellectualizing and rationalizing, breaks down the protective barrier around our hearts, and allows us to voice our pain and anguish.
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At least this craven move frees up Gabriel for a bottle episode that mines for substantive truths about human behavior during periods of extreme crisis.
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But the finding frees Mueller's office from its contractual obligations in the plea, like asking for a reduced sentence for him because of his cooperation.
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Pros: Frees up counter space, fits knives of all sizes, bacteria-resistant, affordableCons: Doesn't have grips to keep it from sliding around in your drawer
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The total amount of funding for this kind of emergency can't exceed $5 million, though a declaration of a "major disaster" frees up more money.
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Another strategy is quick high-heat roasting, which you can do when the oven frees up, during the 30 or so minutes the turkey rests.
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The Crapo bill releases dozens of banks from tougher Federal Reserve oversight and frees smaller firms from regulations intended to prevent mortgage fraud and discrimination.
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Untethering her book from linear history frees Chute up, allowing her to leap from idea to idea, rather than simply from one period to another.
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By backing these costs out from the pay calculation, McKesson essentially frees Mr. Hammergren of any personal responsibility for activities that result in regulatory fines.
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To be rendered edible, it has to go through a long process of fermentation (or putrefaction, if you prefer) that frees it from uric acid.
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President Obama frees Chelsea Manning after seven years in prison; Britain edges closer to Brexit; the president-elect goes hard against a civil rights icon.
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Moving some of the bonds into the capital column, as the new rules should, theoretically frees project financiers to borrow more from banks and private investors.
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SAN MARTIN, California (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With a swipe of his harvesting knife, Sam Thorpe frees a handful of spinach from its roots in the soil.
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Also participating in the round are China Investment Corporation, FreeS Fund, Thrive Capital and Max Levchin, alongside existing investors that include Sequoia Capital and WestSummit Capital.
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The O-Frees come with Oppo's Lamborghini Edition of its ambitious Find X flagship phone, along with the incredibly fast Super VOOC charger I recently tested.
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I wouldn't use the AirPods for critical listening, and the O-Frees are similarly better suited for casual listening to podcasts, YouTube videos, and so on.
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This frees up corporate executives to focus on things like hiring, something machines cannot do better since it requires an understanding of human relationships, said Horowitz.
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Librarians need only stack the books in their relevant place, which frees them to concentrate on things like planning events, which are already proving a hit.
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Outsourcing tasks to independent workers frees firms from the expense of mandated benefits and shifts risk onto workers which might otherwise be shouldered by the firm.
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Because the magnet mechanism frees up room in the switch's housing, Input Club can cram in a spring similar to that found in the Beam Spring.
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In that sense, Unity frees the developers from being beholden to platform owners, who often front the cash for big game development in exchange for exclusivity.
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More generally, getting out of the LEO business frees up a ton of money and resources at NASA, which they can direct toward more ambitious projects.
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By eliminating unnecessary, time-consuming trips to remote tank sites, Air Liquide frees up resources that it can redirect toward improving and building new IoT capabilities.
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Michigan and Ohio claimed savings of around $14 million annually, which Aramark spokeswoman Karen Cutler has previously noted frees up budget dollars for other "vital" programs.
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The last time was for 2012's "Django Unchained," where a quick line is delivered by one of the slaves Django frees earlier in the movie.
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Gloria uses Caputo's office phone to call MCC, and the man in charge tells her that she can see her son if she frees the hostages.
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Besides the mortgage on their home in Daytona Beach, Florida, they have no debt, which frees up cash flow to spend on things that they enjoy.
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Having the strength and courage to walk away from what's not working — whether it's a job, project, or personal situation — frees up room for positive opportunities.
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Migrating your data to the cloud helps keep it extra secure and frees up space across your devices so you have more storage to load content.
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Typically, the total amount of funding for this kind of emergency can't exceed $5 million, though a declaration of a "major disaster" frees up more funding.
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Perhaps there will be a renewal of the struggle for emancipation, equality, and justice that frees the desires of the many into a liberating political fight.
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Spending less time on household labor frees them up to access more economic, social, and political opportunities, begetting more power and privilege outside of the home.
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The "positive" impact of the Coast Guard medical assistance, which frees agents for other work and prevented overwhelming the local hospitals, can't be "overstated," said Self.
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The joints are supposed to fracture during the launch sequence so the full fairing can be jettisoned, which frees the payload to be deployed into orbit.
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The move frees up $116 billion for new lending as it tries to reduce the risk of a pronounced fall in the pace of economic growth.
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So when Felix, like Prospero, frees Ariel at the end of the book, he's freeing the hallucinated Miranda as well, and liberating himself from his grief.
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N). The 5-0 decision by the Appellate Division in Manhattan frees CVR to contest whether Wachtell should have revealed how Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS.
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"Prolonged consumption frees the spirit light and lightens the body," it said, according to a translation cited in an article in the journal Frontiers in Pharmacology.
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The idea behind the agreement is that making NDCs voluntary, with no risk of penalties, frees up countries to be less defensive — to just get started.
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That frees more than 21625 banks and financial firms from those rules, and also exempts banks with less than $2900 billion from Dodd-Frank stress tests.
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Their sheer size also allows them to pressure their suppliers to lower the cost of their goods, which frees up money to invest in e-commerce.
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Investors have also been unnerved by threats from Trump to slap sanctions on Turkey unless it frees an American pastor, prompting an angry response from Ankara.
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A feature called Ultra Memory is a RAM optimizer that learns from your usage habits and frees the RAM from the stuff you probably won't need.
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However, the strongest argument for RTW is that it frees workers from becoming members of organizations whose politics and economic philosophy members may not agree with.
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"As soon as you start distracting U.S. efforts to contain Iran, that frees up space for Iran to move forward with its nuclear program," he said.
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That frees more than 20 banks and financial firms from those rules, and also exempts banks with less than $100 billion from Dodd-Frank stress tests.
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In theory, this reduced focus on nonviolent drug offenses frees up law enforcement to address the violent crime that has always posed a more serious threat.
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It looks nice, means you always know which spices are where, and frees up space you'll use by taking over the dead space you haven't been.
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The cost of fancy elixirs and spirit-frees far outstrips that of a bottle of three-buck Chuck a group can share while watching reality television.
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The move frees up some cash for the beleaguered conglomerate, but it is expected to be the first of many from Culp to turn the company around.
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All this frees up space elsewhere in the vehicle, allowing an electric car to be designed from scratch to be more efficient and therefore cheaper to run.
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If it frees lawmakers from dependence on the pharmaceutical industry and helps reduce the costs of prescription drugs, it will save taxpayers more than $1 per year.
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It's known colloquially as the "Free Willy" bill, named after the 1993 movie in which a young boy frees a killer whale from a US amusement park.
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A judge who makes a mistaken ruling, and wrongly frees a woman to remarry, may be complicit in her subsequent "adultery", according to some Jewish legal thinking.
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Noe is finally in school, which frees up more daytime hours; last year, she enrolled in California State Polytechnic University-Pomona and declared a major in communication.
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Apple support on that front is better than ever, while the Mac mini's small frame frees up some space on your desk for a proper graphics enclosure.
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The O-Frees are decent, but we're clearly not yet at the point where you can get a first-class experience from something at this price level.
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Ideally, the Operator Framework frees up the operations team from doing all the grunt work of managing applications and allows them to focus on higher-level tasks.
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This Belle is a tinker who invents a washing machine that frees the little girls from their chores, allowing her time to teach them how to read.
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"This short-term setback cannot deter us from our commitment to be the generation that frees our children from these diseases once and for all," Jakab says.
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And while all of this automation is great and frees up bandwidth for recruiters to actually recruit, the truly interesting part of Mya's pitch is forward looking.
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Since object-based mixing frees sound designers from the confines of typical channel placement, Dolby Atmos audio can also now come from locations above your listening area.
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Others of Unity's earlier investors include China Investment Corporation, FreeS Fund, Thrive Capital, WestSummit Capital, serial entrepreneur Max Levchin, and Sequoia Capital, which remains its largest shareholder.
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The sales of feed yards to Green Plains and Friona frees up hundreds of millions of dollars annually in working capital used to purchase cattle, he said.
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In addition to saving the elephants and the crops, the strategy frees up rangers and farmers who otherwise would be stuck spending the night monitoring the fields.
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The constant rhythm of your stride takes over on a long run and serves as a form of meditation, which frees your thoughts for more creative thinking.
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"The tax act frees up cash held overseas and sharply reduces the amount of cash firms can expect to be trapped overseas in the future," he said.
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Instead, it plans to impose financial penalties on Cuba until it frees political prisoners, allows for freedom of speech, embraces all political parties, and ensures fair elections.
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This week, a surprising resolution that frees you from a living situation that's been weighing you down comes Thursday morning, as the sun harmonizes with rebellious Uranus.
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That's fine by us, if it frees her up to record, shoot, and direct more amazing audiovisuals like "Go Off," which you can watch and hear below.
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But the speed, the departure from what you know, breaks patterns, your body and mind habits, and that frees creativity and brings something new out of you.
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She frees the tangled rudder, rigs a stub of mast with a scrap of sail, patches a hole in the hull and pumps water from the cabin.
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Giving the burden and blame for approving a Clinton appointee to the Supreme Court to Democrats frees Republicans from this lose-lose situation of their own making.
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On the contrary, he believes the program frees up talented copywriters to focus on projects that require more brain-power than email subject lines and push notifications.
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In "Dead Astronauts," the slow, gradual death of a Leviathan created by the Company to consume its rejects frees a niche in which other species can thrive.
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Sinwar said there would be no new talks over a prisoner swap until Israel frees 54 prisoners released in the Schalit swap that have been re-arrested.
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This frees them from having to deal with Chinese clearing houses, as is the case for foreigners investing in regular onshore bonds outside the free trade zone.
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The Afghan government will release three high-ranking militants on the condition that the Taliban frees two American University professors, President Ashraf Ghani announced Tuesday, per Reuters.
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And the bad boy is the one who frees her, which makes him immensely attractive — so Chuck was suddenly, to the confusion of many viewers, wildly appealing.
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Self-checkout helps Dollar General hold down labor costs and frees up workers to stock shelves and complete other store tasks, instead of sitting at the cash register.
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Once ignorance and ego are destroyed by your actions and awareness, you awaken to the true, interconnected reality, which frees you from the cycle and into heavenly nirvana.
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"On the positive side of her departure, Chairwoman Lowey's decision frees her to preside even more intensely over the Appropriations Committee," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi wrote on Thursday.
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I set one to weather and one to calendar, which frees me up to use a more elegant watchface that isn't cluttered up with a bunch of complications.
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Whether you'd like to pay off credit card debt or save for a vacation, reducing your discretionary spending frees some income to allocate toward those goals, Anastasio says.
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Investors are keen to see how Chinese markets react to the central bank's policy easing announced late on Friday, which frees up around $116 billion for new lending.
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The Find X Lamborghini Edition costs €0003,699 ($1,950) and the O-Frees sell for 699 yuan ($100) alone, so we're not quite there yet, but it's a start.
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While pro or lo-bono legal representatives are still vastly over-tasked, automating administrative and referral processes frees up valuable time and can be a life-changing intervention.
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In addition to keeping your drink close at hand, it also frees your hands up for snacking, horse shoes, cornhole, or countless other barbecue/birthday/bar mitzvah activities.
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Because the heavy visual lifting for most Twitch streamers is taken care of by whatever game they're playing, it frees them up to put on a good show.
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The logic of its structure frees him from the load of having to use the missing part of his brain designed to automate the fitting together of patterns.
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And in addition to eliminating cardboard, foam peanuts, and inflatable cushioning bags for shipping many items, it also frees users from the tyranny of wrangling a tape gun.
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Samsung's IconX 2018 case is more compact than the original's and nowhere near as large as the case that comes with the Bose SoundSport Frees, but it's large.
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Though Louise successfully frees Thelma from Harlan by pointing a gun at his head, his defiance in the face of humiliation is what gets the better of him.
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"Every time a patient pays for a video consultation via PushDoctor it potentially frees up an in-person consultation on the NHS locally for somebody else," he adds.
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He said neither Petroperu or Pacific have declared force majeure - a clause in contracts which frees parties from obligations or liabilities due to an unavoidable accident or occurrence.
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The Arthur who shows up in story missions is not the Arthur who, while walking a dusty road as the sun is setting, frees a woman from bondage.
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"We've all voted for it, it's what we said we were going to do [and] it frees up money to allow families to get more money," Jordan said.
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It's a moment that frees her from the constraints of her upbringing, but when she arrives, she finds that she's an outsider from her lighter-skinned, wealthier classmates.
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This modern innovation frees you up to focus on your other priorities, and you don't even have to step away from your bed or desk to enjoy it.
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Despite all the skyscrapers and high speed railways built, China can never be as great as the United States until it frees its citizens to pursue the truth.
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The PBOC will reduce the cash banks hold as reserves in a move that frees up lending for small firms but falls short of a broad monetary easing.
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Operating as an insurance broker instead of a carrier frees a startup from the capital and regulatory responsibilities; getting set up involves a much simpler broker license process.
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Once he frees himself of Alma — with whom he has a child — his new wife, Ise Gropius, acts as the school's development and marketing person, ensuring its acclaim.
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Money is fungible, and U.S. funding used, for example, to meet debt commitments and humanitarian needs, frees up the PA to dedicate money to financing and incentivizing terror.
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But not all picture books are stories in the traditional sense, and often poetry is the tool that frees an author from the expectations of conflict and resolution.
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The Usagi is less prone to sticking closed than most cobbler shakers; but when it does stick, a quick rinse under a hot tap frees it right up.
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He allows himself to imagine a world where he finds the thing that frees him, a world where "Mason Plumlee, NBA MVP" or "Mason Plumlee, NBA Champion" exists.
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This frees the contestants up to focus on the design aspects of their pieces, and also helps the show to move away from small drama about sewing skills.
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For the rest of the banking system — a hodgepodge of smaller commercial banks, postal savings banks and other savings institutions — the central bank's move frees up $31 billion.
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It's dead simple to use, has a good amount of cooking space, and, more importantly, frees you to go live your life while it goes about its business.
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He leads them to private quarters where Jonah encounters a woman, Lily, who seems as if she is being held as a sex slave, so he frees her.
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Eliminating stressful things from your to-do list frees up time for more meaningful activities, like spending time with family or friends, which can lead to more happiness.
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Rather than these chatbots replacing human workers, organizations are finding chatbots to be a helpful and value-creating opportunity that frees employees to focus on more strategic tasks.
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The rule — which covers 12,500 facilities ranging from oil refineries to chemical plants to food and beverage manufacturers — frees companies from more rigorous mitigation and safety preparation requirements.
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But he's a perfect fit with what the Warriors are doing, a seven-foot wall of intimidation who frees shooters with screens and provides necessary toughness around the margins.
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It frees Republicans from making tricky decisions about subsidy levels and structures, about what gets covered and what doesn't, about how insurers are regulated and how deductibles are managed.
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Earlier this year sources said that Deutsche Bank AG began the sale of parts of its Polish banking operations as it offloads non-core assets and frees up capital.
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Yeah, and it frees my creative selfishness so that I can be Dave's tool for his record, for his solo record that happens to be called The Foo Fighters.
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Crawl is about a woman trying to escape a home in Florida that's rapidly flooding from a hurricane but can't leave until she frees her father who's become trapped.
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Not only does it lower a vehicle's center of gravity — enhancing handling — but it frees up space normally devoted to an engine compartment for adding passenger and cargo space.
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The decision helps open the path to the nomination for younger, less experienced Democrats, and frees up a deep pool of political talent that had been committed to Patrick.
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Given the choice, I would much rather find the O-Frees when opening a smartphone box than the Lightning EarPods or cheap 3.5mm buds I'm used to ignoring altogether.
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But one of Trump's signature characteristics is an absolute shamelessness that frees him from any sense of obligation to even pay lip service to normal values or avoid hypocrisy.
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Apple executive Phil Schiller justified ditching the headphone jack by saying it took "courage" and that removing the headphone jack frees up space for other components in the iPhone.
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Making the targets "bad" frees players like me up to openly enjoy their objective, to relish in the exact kind of creative justice that the game is built around.
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Consequently, their attitudes toward women and the world are free of those archetypes, and that frees them to be who they are and have deeper and more meaningful relationships.
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For some, it frees them to worry less about what's in their wallet and more about who may be moving into their neighborhoods or competing with them for jobs.
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The flames forced more than 9853,000 people to flee their homes, and left thousands more without power, prompting the emergency declaration which frees additional funds for the firefighting effort.
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Republicans may complain about big government, but Roosevelt's enlargement set a baseline that we take for granted today, and that frees us to think about politics along other lines.
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Late Saturday, President Obama declared a major disaster in the state that frees up federal funding for relief in three of the hardest-hit counties — Kanawha, Nicholas and Greenbrier.
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The same logic is applied with Iran, as Trump walked away from the carefully negotiated nuclear agreement, thinking that it somehow frees his hand to isolate and pressure Tehran.
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The book teaches that death frees awareness from the body, leading the mind to create its own reality complete with flashing visions that can be peaceful and paranoid alike.
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Building to a crescendo, Weiss frees herself at the end as the music cuts out and the line "There's nothing to keep me here" echos out on its own.
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First, it frees the Palestinians from the shackles of a failed 27-year-old, American-led peace process, unleashing more of our energy to work with the international community.
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This modern innovation frees you up to focus on your other priorities, and you don&apost even have to step away from your bed or desk to enjoy it.
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It's a shrewd, modernizing change that frees Wendy from the straitjacket of gender, allowing her simply to be a child rather than a surrogate mom or potential romantic foil.
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A new generation of Zimbabweans, the so-called born frees, who had grown up since independence benefiting from expanded education, were now clamoring for jobs that were not there.
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Created during the mayoralty of Michael Bloomberg, New York's choice system frees eighth graders who once would have attended their neighborhood high schools to apply anywhere in the city.
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It is this unfolding psychological drama of a girl's growth, mingled with the physical danger of the group, that frees Anne's book from the horizontal effect of most diaries.
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This team has no business still being Super Bowl favorites but it's time we just accept that this is our reality until Morpheus finds us and frees our minds.
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At least the drama won't play out over the summer this time, which frees us up to stress out over the roughly 600 other fires caused by the current administration.
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We know Attorney General-Designate Jeff Sessions will work to strengthen immigration laws and enforcement that frees the federal government from housing and granting more protective status to undocumented immigrants.
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And the cycle can continue forever and ever—at least until the AI singularity kills us all or the We Empire implodes and frees customers from its Borg-like grasp.
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The people of Meereen and Yunkai welcome her as a savior as she frees them from centuries of slavery; the Dothraki follow her across the Narrow Sea they so fear.
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In March it slipped a new rule into the annual budget bill that frees taxmen to raid or seize any property at any time with no need to explain why.
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The ruling by the U.S. Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAP) frees Bigoen Inc from future royalty payments to Forward and sent the Danish firm's shares down nearly 20 percent.
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Begun in 2007 with an initial $100 million gift from a donor known only as Homer, the Odyssey program frees incoming low-income scholars from loans and work-study requirements.
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For some, it frees them to worry less about what it's in their wallet and more about who may be moving into their neighborhoods or competing with them for jobs.
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Adding last-mile training to staffing not only frees the supply of talent by providing purpose-trained, job-ready, inexpensive talent at scale, but also increases margins and accelerates growth.
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The benefit of bringing along a sous vide cooker is the amount of time it frees up for you to enjoy other activities instead of paying attention to your food.
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Outsourcing some rework allows Tesla to avoid wasting materials they've paid for already and frees up space in its Fremont factory, where all of its electric vehicles are now produced.
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Graham said that there's no government funding involved, which frees Community First of certain governmental requirements that are usually tied up in housing projects for the homeless in the US.
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And when kids get breakfast or other meals, like lunch and afterschool snacks, at school, it frees up more resources for parents to provide for their nutritional needs at home.
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The curds have set like a blancmange and as he cuts into them he frees up the whey, which drains off and out of the bath in streaky milky streams.
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It's still cheaper to make cars for the U.S. in Mexico, he said, but Ford has extra capacity in China and the move frees up capital for the company immediately.
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"It also frees the developer to make a game without necessarily needing to think about monetization mechanics in it," said Candice Mudrick, head of market analysis at analytics firm Newzoo.
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It not only frees up more cash that you can save and invest, but it helps prevent lifestyle inflation, which is when you increase your spending as your income increases.
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Second is European unity, which is essential for Britain's economic prosperity and, by removing the centuries-old diversions of European conflict, frees up Britain to act on the world stage.
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It dictates how we dress, what we do and where we do it — so knowing as much about current and impending whether frees you up to plan your life accordingly.
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The nasty new twist in his version is a provision that, in effect, frees states from having to provide many of the protections now guaranteed by the A.C.A, or Obamacare.
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Russia has denounced the U.S. missile strikes on a Syrian air base last week, a feud that frees Washington and Moscow from the constraints of having to act like friends.
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That frees up the stake in the team to potentially be sold to the late wildcatter's other creditors, many of whom view it as the crown jewel in the estate.
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This not only frees the teacher to continue educating the 0003-plus other kids in the class, it forms a tremendous bond of trust between the student and corps member.
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Trump has sought to take action that he says frees up American companies to create jobs as he runs for reelection in 2020 in part by boosting manufacturers like automakers.
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This solution frees not only artists but all people from a major financial burden that derails those living paycheck to paycheck and prevents them from moving forward toward their goals.
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"It frees up our small team to work on the flyby sequence, and that's really the main reason we do it," Alice Bowman, New Horizons' mission operations manager, tells The Verge.
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That frees him to return to his favorite theme, the one he returns to whenever things are looking bad for his administration or agenda: that immigrants are not to be trusted.
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The Didi-Uber transaction is aimed at ending an expensive price war and frees the U.S. company to focus on other markets — and possibly an initial public offering down the road.
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Working with highly competent AI lets her take on more projects, and frees up time so that she can work on more creative texts, which machines have traditionally failed to translate.
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By selling the first two homes at a lower price than she hoped, she frees up some cash to start paying off her loans and developing the rest of Bakery Village.
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Tyrion, realizing this is his absolute last chance to save his siblings, frees Jaime and tasks Davos Seaworth (Liam Cunningham) with smuggling his brother into the city from the Targaryen camp.
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Sometimes, I find myself inadvertently gripping the bottom of my feet in the middle of a challenging exercise, but the Frees allowed my feet to relax and give into the floor.
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If it frees lawmakers from dependence on Wall Street, and paves the way for lawmakers to regulate exploitative consumer fees and penalties, it will save taxpayers more than $1 per year.
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"He helped us a ton, because he frees up our bullpen for the next couple of days, especially with (Mike) Pelfrey going on a pitch count (Thursday)," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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Now, we're gunning for the 2018 upgrade: sunset makeup, which frees the look from tiny real estate on the lids and spreads the love to the rest of the face, too.
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Right now, I can already tell you two things: the case is significantly smaller, and the Earbuds 500 don't jut out of your ears as far as the SoundSport Frees did.
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With Messages in iCloud, however, everything – including attachments – are stored in iCloud, which frees up local storage space for other things – like music downloads, videos, podcasts, books and apps, for example.
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Continental says its system not only lightens the load by up to 30 pounds, it frees up significant interior space, and draws less power, making it ideal for electric car options.
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Though Qualcomm will have to pay a breakup fee for letting the acquisition fall through, it also frees up the cash it had set aside to pay for the NXP deal.
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DustmanFight the tab sprawl in your browser with the help of Dustman, and use the system resources that it frees up to navigate faster around the sites you are actually using.
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Instead, we provide artists with a platform that frees them from these clichés and assumptions about their identities, allowing their art to be fully appreciated by a diverse, all-ages audience.
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Ramsay brings out Rickon Stark, frees him, and has him run back to Jon while Ramsay shoots arrows at him, as a callback to his and his late boo's favorite pastime.
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It markets itself as a program that supposedly frees participants from the negative psychological effects of other weight-loss diets: "[The Whole30] is focused on health, not weight loss," Hartwig writes.
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" The Washington Post's Fact Checker gave Trump a four Pinocchio rating — a "whopper" of a lie — for the claim that the deal frees Iran in seven years to "create nuclear weapons.
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By putting these superstars in the company of superstars, give or take the periodic Plumlee, Team USA frees them up to unlock elements of their skill set rarely put on display.
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The decision, made on the grounds that GTA V is satire, frees developer Rockstar Games and publisher Take-Two Interactive from a longstanding and somewhat absurd legal battle with the actress.
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ALSO SEE: Read our 2017 Chevy Tahoe review Cargo space is increased thanks to the removal of the third row seat, which frees up a little more room—with an asterisk.
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"The new tax code establishes a business tax rate that will make the United States competitive around the world and frees US companies to bring back profits earned overseas," Dimon added.
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A few days later Bitcoin locked in SegWit, a code modification that fixes malleability issues and frees up space in blocks, allowing for more transactions to be stored in each one.
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According to a recent article by The Huffington Post, morning workouts help you stay fit, healthy, and energized longer, and it frees up the rest of your day for productive activity.
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"It frees up the surgical masks for the people who are the highest risk," said Dr. Nicole Seminara, a doctor at NYU Langone Health who is volunteering in the coronavirus ward.
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There's a USB-C port that allows passthrough charging too, which frees up the USB-C port on the iPad to be used for an SD card reader or something else.
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He gets himself to the boat, the boat to him, drawing it with his leg, shaking until he frees the toggle, turns, kicks, twists, trying to lever with his useless arms.
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This newly explicit linkage between tax and trade frees us up to call the U.S. income taxation of U.S. multi-national enterprises' (MNEs) foreign profits what it is: An export subsidy.
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Part of the pleasure of "Everything's Gonna Be Okay" is watching the characters realize that there is no precise model for their arrangement, which frees them to invent one that works.
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Using data to adjust energy and water use conserves precious natural resources, reduces utility bill costs, and frees up that money to be spent elsewhere on city programs or household expenses.
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A swan of old remembers it is he magnificent but who without hope frees himself for never having sung a place to live when the boredom of sterile winter was resplendent.
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Portable Lighting: Flashlights and tea candles are ideal for setting up emergency lighting around a home or in a primitive dwelling, but a headlamp is compact and frees up both hands.
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The first and most obvious benefit to smart homes is convenience, as more connected devices can handle more operations (lighting, temperature, etc.) and frees up the resident to perform other tasks.
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It's also why the planchette seems to move even more effectively when multiple people are using the planchette at once: It frees everyone's minds to subconsciously generate creepy Ouija board answers together.
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"By declaring that North Korea has achieved its state nuclear force, it frees up resources and attention to focus on the economy," says Jenny Town, assistant director of the US-Korea Institute.
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Then Ronan the Accuser, at first working for Thanos, gets ahold of it, frees the Power Stone from the Orb, puts it in his hammer, and plans to destroy Xandar with it.
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She frees the nipple onstage, she makes out with Britney and Drake, she hangs from a cross... the only thing you can predict from her on any given day is a production.
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Stefani, as a rule, doesn't do choreography — leaving it, in this case, to her dozen backup dancers — which frees her to act as a sort of hype man for her own performance.
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The motion says that Rad signed an agreement that allows him to not only hold on to his work emails, but also frees him to use them in legal action against Tinder.
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A public health emergency doesn't give access to the Disaster Relief Fund; instead, it frees up money from the Public Health Emergency Fund, but that fund only contains $57,000, according to STAT.
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It looks better than any multiple-setting LED lamp we saw at a reasonable price, it has a 6-foot-long cord, and a small weighted base that frees up desk pace.
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This frees you from having to build the resource packages yourself, a typical kind of cloud play where the vendor provides a set of services ready to use out of the box.
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"Some of our fastest growth is in India, and the merger with Didi frees up resources for additional investment in our customer experience and technology there," said the letter dated Sept. 7.
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The research is another way for Francophones to help preserve and enrich their language, and more importantly, it frees them from having to make do with unoptimized adaptations of English-based hardware.
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" Wilson told BuzzFeed News in a statement that "while the reason fascia blasting works has yet to be fully understood, it is likely that the fascia blasting frees fat cells from fascia.
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"If it helps preserve the program and frees up more spots for truly exceptional people to continue innovation in this country, then it's a good thing," said Todd Thibodeaux, the association's CEO.
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Having all the strollers gate-checked at once frees baggage handlers who later have to deal with storing carry-on bags under the plane because there is no overhead bin space left.
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At one point, 4 bouncers -- in red shirts -- are ganging up on Crawford ... who frees himself and clocks one of the bigger security guards, sending the bouncer crashing down to the ground.
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He frees Edmure (+25 to Edmure) and sends him to the castle, and the dummies up there, bound to familial protocol, have to let him in, against the wishes of The Blackfish.
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To do so Family First frees up new funds to offer parents who are in dire risk of losing their children 12 months of substance abuse, mental health or parenting skills services.
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I was privileged to be able to make the kind of career move that frees me from the direct line of questioning about my family life that could impact my professional growth.
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"Effective givers recognize that every 'no' frees you up to say yes when it matters most," Adam Grant, Ph.D., organizational psychologist and author of "Give and Take" writes in Harvard Business Review.
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Her advice puts an interesting gamification perspective into how we live our lives, and frees us up to live a life that can be very different than what everyone else may have.
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The NTSB's action means Tesla may not gain access to some information obtained by the agency's investigators before it is made public, but frees the company to vigorously defend the Autopilot technology.
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And before the rest of the band is done, he frees himself from his guitar strap, tosses the Telecaster to a roadie in front of him, and just struts off the stage.
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The absence of an encumbering context frees the iconographic details (heightened by the shifting styles, which serve to isolate and individuate them) to generate open-ended implications and push into wider arenas.
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It eliminates a person's duty to retreat from a dangerous situation and frees them to use deadly force "if he or she reasonably believes it is necessary" to prevent harm or death.
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Dunn frees the girls and fights the Beast, but through a series of unfortunate events, both men end up in a mental institution, under the care of Dr. Ellie Staple (Sarah Paulson).
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That frees it up to avoid cumbersome paperwork required of those organizations, and focus on what it calls its No. 1 objective — building a broad-based "anti-capitalist" movement for democratic socialism.
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If Raisin has chosen to focus on that which stifles rather than frees us, he has done so to demonstrate precisely why we need all the things that society and circumstance suppress.
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One of the best has to do with his henpeckedshoe-salesman father, who briefly frees himself from his wife's suffocating influence by taking the part of Mr. Bones in a minstrel show.
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His reliance on his own intuition is part of what Trumpists love about him, because it frees him from the tyranny of technocracy, but it also makes their job much more difficult.
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While hotel chains say that automating processes like check-in frees their employees to interact in other ways with guests, the use of technology also allows the hotel to hire fewer people.
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Harris was the candidate with the second-most endorsements, according to FiveThirtyEight, and her departure frees those lawmakers and political figures — along with her donors — to support other candidates in the race.
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Euron is not that respectable in many ways, but the people of the Seven Kingdoms would probably look down on Cersei having her brother's baby, whereas Euron frees her from that potential scrutiny.
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They're not terrible, and do a fine job of reproducing well-balanced production — Giles Martin's fantastic new mix of The Beatles' "Back in the U.S.S.R." sounds great on the O-Frees, for example.
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That means that, while the SoundSport Frees live up to Bose's claim of about five hours of battery life, I can't say I was ever eager to leave them in for that long.
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She tells me that she's really sorry for all the back and forth, that she'll give me a ring shortly when she frees up again, but that right now she has to run.
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"Every dollar spent to subsidise the price of day care frees up a dollar for the two-income family to spend in the bidding wars for housing, tuition, and everything else," she continued.
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Late Tuesday, the PBOC unexpectedly announced it would cut the cash banks hold as reserves in a move that frees up lending for small firms but falls short of a broad monetary easing.
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But there is an ad hominem quality to this attack that frees Trump to play tribune to the poor, and, more importantly, absolves the broader GOP for nominating and endorsing Trump's racist candidacy.
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Group meetings during certain times of the day or week; clustering and cancelling meetings frees up the contiguous blocks of time, which enables engineers to achieve the flow state essential to creative endeavors.
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He believes that replacing a worker with a robot — for example lets say a UPS delivery person — frees that person up to pursue other activities that will have a greater benefit on society.
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With each negotiated release, we have had to withstand the pain of seeing the headline we so desperately need to see -- my dad's headline, "Iran Frees..." -- but it is written for other people.
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The idea behind the service, after all, is to give developers a simple backend-as-a-service platform that frees them from having to build their own infrastructure and maintain their own servers.
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United Airlines says it will waive language from its usual voucher agreement that frees the company from liability for the passengers aboard a flight where a man was dragged violently off the plane.
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They say "money is fungible" — that if you fund Planned Parenthood's other services, like birth control and STD tests, it "frees up" the organization to use its other fundraising to pay for abortion.
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The deal frees the miner to apply for an increase in its production quota amid a demand boom and surging prices for lithium, which is used in the batteries that power electric cars.
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Baron Corbin won the United States title from AJ Styles with a really satisfying kick to the outside, which frees up Styles to feud with (or more likely be fed to) Jinder Mahal.
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According to the creators, the game does indeed feature a win state in which whoever is playing along at home frees Cozmo and a lose state in which they fail to do so.
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What's more, this exemption frees these types of facilities from oversight by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and are left to their own devices when it comes to prevention measures for environmental safety.
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"It starts with our core platform: unlimited commission frees trades, no account minimums, and access to a huge range of equities from both the US and from across the world," he told TechCrunch.
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President Donald Trump last week threatened to impose "large sanctions" on Turkey unless it frees Brunson, who is accused of helping the group Ankara says was behind a failed military coup in 2016.
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It's not about who has the prettiest swing, and as soon as you take that worry out of the equation, it frees you to focus on just getting the ball in the hole.
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What's so striking is that by giving Nora permission to handle her rage, Nicole frees herself up to be a lot nicer to Charlie than she was at the beginning of the movie.
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For parents of young diabetics, the Dexcom device can be life changing: It frees them from having to prick their children with a needle every few hours to check their blood sugar levels.
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"What's interesting is I think that there is something about email that frees you up from any embarrassment or awkwardness or you're able to talk about things you wouldn't ordinarily talk about," says Coooper.
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I voted for President Donald Trump, with hopes that God frees his mind of the bias and division long enough to do great things for blacks and all the citizens of our great nation.
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Soylent, the meal replacement drink/powder that frees people from the pesky task of eating so they can "use less, do more," has recalled its Soylent 1.8 powder over the potential presence of dairy.
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But it's the right move — the prior design would have felt anachronistic on powerful systems, and the new approach frees up Capcom's designers to make complex, multilayered areas that open up the game's action.
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The People's Bank of China said late on Tuesday it will reduce the cash banks hold as reserves, a move that frees up lending for small firms but falls short of broad monetary easing.
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The world's biggest furniture brand unveiled on Tuesday the moving room divider that, depending on needs throughout the day, doubles as bed, walk-in closet or sofa, or frees up a separate work space.
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"The agreement ... frees the Palestinian electricity sector of complete Israeli control, which has lasted for decades," said a statement issued in the name of Hussein Al-Sheikh, head of the PA's civil affairs agency.
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Additionally, Fitch believes that the recent court rulings gives STOF a greater seat at the table if the state picks back up expansion talks, since the ruling frees the tribe from making compact payments.
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Anthony Mackie stars as an E.R. nurse who frees an injured murder suspect (Frank Grillo) from police custody and enlists his help in bringing down the dirty cops who have kidnapped his pregnant wife.
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The 2005 law eliminates a person's duty to retreat from a dangerous situation and frees them to use deadly force "if he or she reasonably believes it is necessary" to prevent harm or death.
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He said the proposal "frees up parties to innovate, take risks and meet the needs of their customers without the fear that their efforts will be second-guessed through statistics years down the line."
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The Apple Watch Series 3 also features a new barometric sensor for tracking altitude, which once again frees it from the iPhone when the need arises for tracking your hill- and stair-climbing activity.
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If the traditional journalist is after "the story" — to record the subjects' perspectives and synthesize them — her prerogative is to create a new narrative, one that frees the couple from endlessly relitigating past conflicts.
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Assembling the whole story before its release frees Mr. Reed to pace out a real narrative, including an emotional twist at the end of the second episode that turns the whole thing upside down.
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"This frees women from a sexist policy and the bondage of unsafe and dangerous working conditions," said Alan Tanjusay of the Associated Labor Unions-Trade Union Congress of the Philippines, which spearheaded the policy change.
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Cover image: Pope Francis looks on as he frees a dove during a meeting with Patriarchs of the churches of the Middle East at the St. Nicholas Basilica in Bari, southern Italy July 7, 2018.
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Using AI to spot potential infractions or suspicious behaviour, such as cars in bus lanes or people doing dodgy deals in dark alleys, frees human operators to focus on clips that have already been flagged.
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With today's change to replies, Twitter's interface on web and mobile will now display those you're replying to above the tweet text, instead of within the tweet, which frees up more characters for your thoughts.
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It's also possible that the new OS is just smaller in size than the previous one, or that rebooting your phone and clearing caches always makes it a bit snappier and frees up some storage.
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Family planning is a key tool for reducing poverty since it frees up women to work and leads to smaller families, allowing parents to devote more resources to each child's health and education, experts say.
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The transaction helps AIG Chief Executive Peter Hancock lower risk at his New York-based insurer, which has reduced exposures and shed businesses since its 2393 federal bailout, and frees up capital for share buybacks.
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Sure, the 17 picks ahead aren't quite on the same level of comfort as your Nike Frees, but they are sturdy enough to wear for hours on end, and they'll (literally) never let you down.
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The wraparound shelf not only frees up space below, but when filled with books or collectibles, he said, "creates an effect similar to crown molding," drawing the eye upward and adding definition to a room.
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Moreover, removing people for whom monitoring isn't likely to improve public safety from the supervision rolls frees up probation and parole officers to supervise those who are at greater risk of committing a new crime.
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The move frees Yinxiang Biji up for a potential listing, which Malcolm and Tang both acknowledged is part of the plan since Chinese financial regulations are strict, including clauses such as two years of profitability.
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The album conveys a sense of resignation toward the fact that many of the worst parts of climate change have already happened, which frees up the narrator to fret over matters more inward in scope.
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U.S. President Donald Trump threatened on Thursday to impose "large sanctions" on Turkey unless it frees the pastor, who is accused of helping the group Ankara says was behind a failed military coup in 2016.
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And room sharing frees up extra space for guest rooms, offices or playrooms (or extra money for families by allowing them to live in a smaller apartment), which has great dividends for the whole family.
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With some replacement parts for those classics becoming hard to come by or prohibitively expensive, the system also frees owners from having to track down, say, a period-correct carburetor to keep their baby running.
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The currency shrugged off U.S. comments ruling out the removal of steel tariffs on Turkey even if it frees an American pastor who lies at the center of the complex feud between Washington and Ankara.
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"I find that conditions of extreme peril to the safety of persons and property exists in Siskiyou County," Brown said in his proclamation, which frees up state resources to be devoted to fighting the wildfire.
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It's not quite as slim as, say, a standard iPhone charger, so it can get a bit tight alongside some larger chargers (RavPower's dual-USB charger, for instance), but it frees up a lot of space.
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Much of Cozmo's heavier processing tasks are handled by a smartphone that's been paired over Wi-Fi with Anki's new mobile app, which frees up the robot itself from having to house more complex computer parts.
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The technology applies similar compression patterns to those recommended by lactation experts, which not only frees up mom's hands, but also can help those who have to regularly perform massage from getting sore thumbs and fingers.
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Furthermore, enabling companies to do more with less allows workers to specialize in other areas, and frees up wealth with which investors and management can capitalize internal improvements or ventures in other regions of the economy.
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Not only does it make for more secure software, the research says — it also frees up the developer's time, because they don't have to go through at the end and patch up security flaws and vulnerabilities.
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Today, we see them as superheroes-in-waiting, ready to lift up their families and countries once a $70 loan frees them from their husbands and the cultural expectations that prevent them from working for pay.
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It frees our minds to plan and dream and think as our body lurches forward, handling the business of breaths, pulses, pores, and the million rotating gears necessary for just one successful step of an amble.
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The program provides people who entered the United States illegally before the age of 16 with renewable two-year work permits and frees them from the threat of deportation, so long as they meet certain conditions.
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We see this motif repeated in the show, with additional context in "Study for Walk in Faith" (2000), in which Barnes frees his subject from the heft of her burdens, making them visible to the viewer.
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He ruled out, however, opening the priesthood to all married men or watering down the Catholic Church's commitment to celibacy, which is seen as a virtue that frees priests to devote their lives fully to serve God.
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Working on an hourly basis — where you want, when you want — frees you from punching a time clock and seems a natural fit for a stage of life that's all about making the most of your time.
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In the past, defense officials have referred to the role of guards at the border as a "force multiplier," assisting with logistic, administrative, maintenance, and surveillance that frees more Border Patrol agents to go into the field.
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It also frees up the business owner from having to deal with the ever-increasing number of spam calls that waste their time, and can move customers off of phone lines to complete tasks online, where appropriate.
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You can almost understand the sick love of a mother who rewards the docility of her daughters with a poison that kills them, but also frees them from maturing into the hollow existence of Betty Friedan's housewives.
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Tatra's hedging has been prompted by a shift in forward prices as investors bet the crown EURCZK= will gain when the Czech National Bank (CNB) frees it from a currency peg imposed during 2013 to fight deflation.
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Most of those savings will come from eliminating duplication in network infrastructure as the merged entity frees up cash to invest in fifth-generation (5G) services that would, for example, help connect devices across the industrial internet.
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Pulling out of China also frees up Uber to invest more in other markets — India and Indonesia are big targets — as well as expand its expertise in core technological initiatives like mapping data and self-driving cars.
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It doesn't change anything about how things are surfaced on your feed, but it frees you from interacting with content based on when it was posted or how many reactions it has—which you might find liberating.
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"She helps us provide a better guest experience by taking on tedious tasks like in-room deliveries, which frees our staff to focus on more complex needs of the guest," said Kate Martin, the Luma's general manager.
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With concerns mounting among sellers, the Multistate Tax Commission, an intergovernmental state tax agency, recently offered an amnesty program that frees marketplace sellers from back tax liabilities when they take steps to collect them on current sales.
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A suit frees one from the tyranny of clothing decisions, confers authority, is appropriate basically anywhere a bathrobe isn't and — unlike its corporate sister, the pencil skirt — easily accommodates those few extra pounds gained over the holidays.
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This frees them to take the extreme positions that give them more coverage from irate media outlets such as Fox News or MSNBC, more money from ideological deep-pocket donors, and surer support from the party base.
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"At the same time she will get more time to meet entrepreneurs, learn about new business models and visit new markets and so on, so she frees up some time to do that," Kinnevik spokeswoman Torun Litzen said.
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Neil Woodford, one of Britain's best known investors, has been cutting his stakes in at least 21 companies as he frees up cash to meet a rush of redemption requests that forced him to suspend his flagship fund.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Turkey cannot revive its strained relationship with the European Union until it frees German citizens it has detained, Germany's foreign minister said on Friday as his Turkish counterpart called for a fresh start with the bloc.
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"It frees up the personnel that we have, to be able to deal with customers when they really need that human heart to empathize and understand," said Gareth Joyce, senior vice president of airport customer service at Delta.
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"Pence is so conservative, and a traditional Republican white guy, it frees her up to pick whoever she wants," said Richard Socarides, a Clinton supporter and gay rights advocate who was an adviser to former President Bill Clinton.
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Although this might be good in some ways (it frees you up from having to worry about an overbearing partner…which is a context that can be linked to violence and abuse), it may be bad in others.
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Trump's declaration of a national emergency is a major boon to states struggling to respond to the crisis because it frees up $42.6 billion in federal funds that can be used for testing, medical facilities, and other supplies.
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Moving your nice knife set to the walls with a magnetic strip frees up counter space, puts them always within easy reach whilst cooking, and they're likely one of the more uniform, nice-looking kitchen utensils you own.
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I wish I could be one of those people who cling to hope that this is all a long con that ends with him drugging Trump and signing and executive order that frees all drug convicts or something.
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MANAGUA (Reuters) - Nicaragua said on Monday it released 50 political prisoners under a new law that frees people arrested amid a year of anti-government protests while also protecting police and others who violently clamped down on the demonstrations.
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The service, which made its debut last July and which is now generally available, gives developers a serverless way to run Linux and Windows containers that frees them from having to even think about Kubernetes clusters and the like.
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The Greek government tabled a bill in parliament on Wednesday that raises taxes, frees up the sale of banks' non-performing loans and sets up a new privatisation fund with its foreign creditors in exchange for more bailout funds.
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In this way, the X Factor audition operates more like a televised act of communal emancipation, one that frees both its contestants and its viewers from those painful versions of ourselves we'd prefer to bury deep in the past.
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While the AirPods feel safely anchored by the stem that follows the contour of my head, the O-Frees have bulbous protrusions that stick out a little further from the ears, making it harder to forget I'm wearing them.
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To solve all those problems, you'd need advanced AR hardware — a wearable headset that frees up your hands and is loaded with sensors so the virtual Pokémon can actually interact with you and the world in more sophisticated ways.
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Another big change from previous iMacs is, because there is no option for a traditional hard drive — that is, a spinning disc that holds all your files — the design frees up enough space for an entirely different cooling system.
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But another trader said Qatar was still marketing September cargoes, and that about a week ago it might have sold a cargo earmarked for Spain - under its so-called operational flexibility mechanism which frees up prompt cargoes for sale.
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But also, by centralizing all these messaging-focused areas into the home screen instead of spread around the app, it frees up Messenger to focus other, newer parts to its experience in its main navigation bar at the bottom.
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Unlike other music festivals, Unsound is a non-profit, which frees the organizers from depending on ticket sales or line-up hype, and instead allows them to get weird, challenging tired notions of what a music festival can be.
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"We do not want U.S. dollars to prop up a military monopoly that exploits and abuses the citizens of Cuba," Trump said, pledging that U.S. sanctions would not be lifted until Cuba frees political prisoners and holds free elections.
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Being able to get these perks from a credit card is ideal because it frees you up to stay at hotels that offer you the best rates rather than forcing you to pick one chain repeatedly to earn status.
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So they're no longer reliant on making a certain amount of money, which frees them to pursue opportunities that capture their interest or imagination, even if it doesn't come with the big salary they needed during their working years.
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The Greek government presented a bill in parliament on Wednesday that raises taxes, frees up the sale of banks' non-performing loans and sets up a new privatization fund with its foreign creditors in exchange for more bailout funds.
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The end of sanctions frees about $100 billion in frozen Iranian funds, but Kerry said Tehran will only have access to roughly $55 billion because much of that money will go toward repaying loans and other long-term commitments.
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Akiva Schaffer: It's actually kind of freeing to have the context of [Conner4Real's] album doing badly and that people don't like the songs, because it kind of frees you up to do the silliest songs you can think of.
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MANAGUA (Reuters) - Nicaragua said on Tuesday it had released 56 political prisoners under a new law that frees people who were arrested in recent anti-government protests, while protecting police and others who violently clamped down on the demonstrations.
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Now Trump, after winning the White House primarily with support from the high-emitting states, has formally proposed allowing states to set their own limits, a plan that effectively frees those high-emission states from any requirement to reduce.
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Watch how Middleton's shooting ability forces a switch on a simple ball screen, and frees Antetokounmpo to bound unharassed past a slower defender: It's worth a reminder that at one point, Middleton wasn't supposed to play at all this year.
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And speaking of bond-building technology, you may think being a brunette frees you of your Olaplex dependency (and saves you several Sundays of pre-shampoo conditioning treatments), but alas, Perry confirms brunettes need it just as much as blondes.
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And I think now I'm in a good spot where I have a great team in place that does those things and it frees me up to do some of the things that I feel as if I'm good at.
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Until the distant day when China unchains its economy, frees its currency and ungags its people, the two-way flow of people, capital and ideas through this semi-permeable membrane will continue to play an essential part in the delta's future.
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While executive privilege frees a person from being forced to divulge any dealings with the White House to investigators, constitutional immunity means individuals cannot be forced to testify before Congress at all, and do not even have to appear at hearings.
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The United States ruled out removing steel tariffs that have contributed to a currency crisis in Turkey even if Ankara frees a U.S. pastor, as Qatar pledged $15 billion in investment to Turkey, supporting a rise in the Turkish lira.
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In a video on the website of the Torlonia Foundation, the chief restorer, Anna Maria Carruba, frees a statue from a papier-mâché shell imbued with a solvent, and then gently cleans the surface with soft sponges and a toothbrush.
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Outsourcing frees up military jets and pilots for actual missions, he said, noting that in 2015 the U.S. Navy flew 6,000 hours of missions simulating opposition forces — the current life span of a Boeing Co F/A-18E/F Super Hornet.
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Before the final episode begins, his actions lead to his brother and sister's death, after he frees Jaime from captivity and directs him to an exit route from the Red Keep that ends up burying the pair under a collapsed tunnel.
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That's not as long as the AirPods' stated 24-hour total, but I did at least find the O-Frees to last as long as Oppo claims, and I think 16 hours total is pretty good for this sort of product.
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Woodford, one of Britain's best known fund managers among retail investors, has been cutting his stakes in at least 21 companies as he frees up cash to meet a rush of redemption requests that forced him to suspend his main fund.
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When I first picked up running a few years ago, I got a pair of these bad boys because the person at the running store told me they'd be better than the Nike Frees I was wearing at the time.
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"When you're not worrying about your face or that annoying stray hair falling into your eyes on set, it frees up your mind to concentrate on the content you're delivering," Laura Keller, a Wall Street reporter at Bloomberg News tells us.
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In Christian teaching, Easter Saturday is often associated with "the harrowing of hell"—in other words, the moment when, having faced death himself, Christ descends to the world of the dead and frees the people who have departed before him.
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Where the notch frees up a sliver of space at the top — by absorbing notification and status icons — at the bottom of the phone, OnePlus' gesture interactions help to remove the persistent Android software keys and thus liberate even more space.
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Although the leaders had warned that the change, which frees up land for purchase by non-residents, would provoke unrest, the blackout and a heavy deployment of troops, including tens of thousands of additional soldiers, have helped rein in agitation.
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Their relationship allows Coates to reveal the gendered violence and subordination present in even the most enlightened nation—the couple flee the palace to escape royal censure—but also frees him to address problems the patriarchal royal family has overlooked.
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ATHENS, May 22 (Reuters) - Greek lawmakers approved on Sunday a bill which increases tax, creates a new privatisation fund and frees up the sale of non performing loans in exchange for much-needed bailout loans and to qualify for debt relief.
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At exclusive resorts such as Vancouver's Blackcomb-Whistler, Revelstoke and Banff, "three-star hotel rooms for Presidents' Weekend can be booked for under $50 U.S. per night, which frees up money for lift tickets and meals," said Brian Ek, Priceline.
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Industry analysts, however, said the decision was expected and would bring the company long-term benefits, as it frees up funds for other domestic projects such as its Refinery and Petrochemical Integrated Development (RAPID) project in Malaysia's southern state of Johor.
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Lawbreakers could face a fine of up to $150,000 U.S. dollars According to CNN, the bill is referred to as the "Free Willy" bill, after the classic 1993 movie in which a young boy frees a whale from a theme park.
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The decision makes it legal for the terminally ill to decide against using life support systems to continue living, and frees the doctors and families of those who slip into incurable comas to halt such measures, in the patients' best interest.
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This is a limitation that frees the developer from certain concerns while also challenging them to present the player with all the information they need with only two colors, or in Dig Dog's case a couple more (but not a lot).
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