Their approach was direct and curt, no frills— not self-consciously art-directed no frills, but Old Country, 21981th-century no frills.
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I love pieces like this one because they are no frills and yet they are full of frills.
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"The AmazonBasics High-Speed HDMI Cable is a no-frills HDMI cable, but with HDMI, frills aren't necessary," Geoffrey Morrison wrote.
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They were tight, sheer stretch lace, dangling rings, huge frills.
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Congress is the no frills, workhorse app of the group.
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And we don't need all the frills and the fanciness.
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"There are no frills, just the basic necessities," Cilenti said.
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But he did all that was necessary, without the frills.
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Dude's just living his life ... pomp and frills be damned.
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It also wants absolutely everything, with no frills or ribbons.
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Watercolor Palette Case by Creative Case Studio — $18 See Details This case is similar to the Fintie trifold case we saw above — except that one was no frills, and this one has all the frills.
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Historically, generic products were associated with low prices and no frills.
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"We don't really have many other frills or benefits," says Udashkin.
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The Sci-Fi Club — $10+ per month See Details No frills.
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But the no-frills approach is well suited to the times.
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No frills is a gross understatement at this Korean karaoke place.
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There was frills going on, there was all kind of ... Yeah.
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"They competed by who offered the most frills," Ms. Williams said.
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Yet some frills could be attached to make either more appealing.
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A few frills will get you there without too much sweat.
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This no-frills pair from Sennheiser are both portable and affordable.
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This is your typical belted, double-breasted silhouette with zero frills.
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It's just one aspect of the no-frills grocery shopping experience.
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Both airlines have been expanding restrictive, no-frills basic economy fares.
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The airline launched no-frills basic economy class earlier this year.
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This afternoon, you're especially averse to frills, clutter, and extra bullshit.
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Other than these features, the tote bags have no other frills.
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While it's a no-frills gift, it's undoubtedly practical and useful.
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Domestic or Mexican beer is $8; no-frills cocktails are $10.
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The plane has little in the way of comfort or frills.
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The bathroom was standard with no frills, but pleasant and clean.
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No frills, no fluff, just Amazon and Google playing nice together.
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Prices remain low, and the digs are colorful but no-frills.
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On Thursday, it fleshed out details of the separate no-frills carrier.
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The app itself is easy to use, if a bit no frills.
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There's no frills to any of the products — and it's honestly refreshing.
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It has long had no-frills rivals such as easyJet and Norwegian.
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But apart from the frills, other aspects of Virgin will fade away.
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Janelle Monae gives the no-frills Pepsi ad a splash of panache.
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A straight-up, traditional, Okinawan dojo with no frills or finery attached.
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Which is super stripped down and deliberately has no frills around it.
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A lot of passengers don't like basic economy, airlines' no-frills product.
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This time, she knew it would be in a no-frills building.
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Her SS17 shirtdress collection featured a lot of frills and deconstructed shirts.
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Flounced metallic lace evening numbers were topped by a mountain of frills.
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To say that the Egg House was no-frills radically understates things.
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For decades, she'd abstained from color, frills, anything that seemed too feminine.
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The advice here is no-frills and easy to put into practice.
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I like how it didn't have some lacy frills, or was super revealing.
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Jogging, with its no-frills appeal, became a sensation in the late 1960s.
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Supervalu — Supervalu amended its planned spinoff of no-frills chain Save-A-Lot.
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But now BA is trimming the frills too, leaving its frequent flyers irate.
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Administrative costs should be low, given the no-frills nature of the accounts.
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The no-frills computer comes with a 64-bit CPU and costs $35.
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It looks like something you might receive from a bank, with zero frills.
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Google has designed an appropriately no-frills interface for managing these group plans.
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The company, based in San Francisco, has created a no-frills messaging product.
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Sometimes, as on the bonus track, "Don't Mind," Ferg just raps without frills.
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Southwest is not the only no-frills U.S. carrier that's considering longer routes.
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Safari, for some reason, renders the lace frills of Lace to the front.
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It's not just me who is a fan of this no-frills workhorse.
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The stores are set up like warehouses, stripped of all fluff and frills.
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More expensive software might give you frills that you consider unnecessary or distracting.
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Delta is not the only airline expanding restrictive, no-frills fares next year.
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Amazon's Buttoned Down brand offers solid, no-frills staples including budget-friendly cashmere.
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It's a light, no-frills kind of wine, and usually contains less alcohol.
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In effect, this is the reliable but no-frills choice for small households.
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And yet: Dallas' current defense is defined by safe, solid, no-frills play.
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At its lowest price point, a Model 3 with no frills is $35,000.
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Try stouts brewed with coffee, or even better, with no frills at all.
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So cutting out the "frills" is a form of triage: tough love. Really?
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I visited the TriBeCa location, which is clean and bright but no frills.
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Right now they're making do with iMessage and other no-frills messaging apps.
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"I love that Matrix is no-frills, no labels, just results," she says.
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The airline has expanded its no-frills basic economy option into 78 markets.
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NO-FRILLS Venucia, which Nissan established jointly with Dongfeng, is another key focus.
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The Devils had a no-frills structure centered on teamwork and work ethic.
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Pierre Lapin also throws in some frills that go beyond the basic formula.
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The airline eschewed frills like meal service, opting instead for its signature roasted peanuts.
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First and foremost, people want to taste and try the products without any frills.
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And besides, Turkey wants to be more than a magnet for no-frills travel.
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Ahead, 13 people share the no-frills rituals they use to practice self-care.
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Amazon may bring extreme efficiency, no frills and incredibly fast logistics to their offering.
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This is the ranch with the least frills and the least to yell about.
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They embodied the lean, no-frills vibe that defines early-stage startups and TechCrunch.
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But most of the items at Target had a no-frills quality to them.
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Despite a no-frills third quarter, investors were heartened by Yelp's fourth-quarter guidance.
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Their operation reflects the man who leads it: no frills, no drama, no leaks.
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The Bandeau Bra arrived in a no-frills plastic sleeve, which felt less wasteful.
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These are a no-frills, budget-conscious Olympics — even if the opening ceremony dazzled.
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For the no-frills option, there's the original Nintendo 2DS, which sells for $79.
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The new $149 model is no frills, but works well with the August App.
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Its no-frills approach means customers will bag their own groceries, reducing labor costs.
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Amazingly, given the swirls and frills in such designs, "he worked freehand," she added.
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Most of the no-frills carriers are accepting applications from employees for unpaid leave.
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Architectural Digest described it as a "'no frills' abode" that chooses function over extravagance.
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You don't need high-priced equipment with frills in order to get memorable shots.
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The MXR Carbon Copy which is a no frills, perfect delay for every application.
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"It was about stripping back the frills and leaving what's truly important," she says.
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Paratopic is another game that has that has a no-frills vibe to it.
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I wanted it to be stark, bare, with no frills or decorations to it.
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If you're savvy enough to avoid Verizon's crapware and need a watch with LTE, I could see myself recommending the Wear24 as a basic, no-frills option — but only if it came with a basic, no-frills price, which it does not.
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Because when you find a product this functional, you don't miss any of the frills.
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Delta, United and American have each launched no-frills basic economy fares in recent years.
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There's an amazing assortment of meals to choose from for such a no-frills establishment.
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It may seem bland, but the festival's pleasing, no-frills atmosphere is actually really important.
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Their relationship has always seemed like a stable, no-frills, no-drama sort of love.
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Or they can be paid in "skins"—decorative frills that have no bearing on gameplay.
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If moonshine is corn whiskey stripped of its frills, vodka ought to do just fine.
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When it comes to dressing for public appearances, Kate Middleton keeps it pretty no-frills.
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But the all-natural, no-frills character of the place is what makes it special.
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The humble M&M needs no new frills, but that hasn't stopped Mars Inc. before.
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When it comes to Black Hollywood, we prefer a no-frills approach to celebrity gossip.
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Jambojet offers no frills flights to popular destinations such as the coastal city of Mombasa.
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To those who have grown up with the Boss' music, though, no frills are necessary.
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Navigating around channels is a no-frills VR experience, but it gets the job done.
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Even in the dim, no-frills setting, with performance elements stripped away, Dixon is dynamic.
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But, true to Iceland's no-frills reputation, that's as far as the preferential treatment goes.
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The "fried chicken" at Doomie's Home Cookin' is about as no-frills as they come.
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We realized we were in for a no-frills shopping experience — and we were ready.
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It's a no-frills way to keep skin hydrated, soothed, and protected from environmental irritants.
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In capturing the two investigations, though, "Unsolved" is effective in an unglamorous, no-frills way.
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I never use the numberpad on giant keyboards, so I prefer this no-frills option.
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There are tens of thousands of no-frills resuscitators used by paramedics and the military.
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The Suit: No-frills NASA numbers, which fit nicely and give both imposingly broad shoulders.
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She was particularly taken by the elegance of the frills on James Monroe's brocade jacket.
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But sometimes the fantasy and frills are used to dress up a less palatable idea.
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If you&aposre looking for an easy-to-use, no-frills bike lock then yes.
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Some events offer valet service and changing rooms, but MatchPoint is a no-frills affair.
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They're great for the minimalist who doesn't need any frills, but still wants something stylish.
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The no-frills operation offers no indoor seating, just a few picnic tables out front.
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A lightweight, no-frills lock, the Z-Lok embraces the notion that less is more.
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She's just like you and me: a simple, no-frills American with her own personal nanny.
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It's fearless, eloquent, witty, lusciously produced, and totally devoid of needless frills and flashy guest spots.
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Absent as well are frills like detailed reports of how long you spent in REM sleep.
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But when she's off-duty, the music and style icon is all about no-frills outfits.
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It's got some of that Surface design flourish without any frills that make the device impractical.
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Instead, the low-frills character study El Camino is a strong companion piece to the series.
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There's a local, no-frills, mom-and-pop shop that makes a wonderful bread/croissant hybrid.
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It's pretty no-frills, but it certainly doesn't feel cheap despite being folded every which way.
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They dispensed with the expensive frills that most rivals offered, such as research and investment advice.
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Toughen Up Fem Prints Ground flowery prints with hard outerwear, like this no-frills leather jacket.
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With its stripped down, no-frills look, 4chan was the antithesis of a Twitter or Facebook.
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Digital Dreidel is a simple 3D playing experience that will work, but there are no frills.
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But with that tried-and-true, no-frills formula can come a stagnated sense of creativity.
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The Mpow Selfie Stick is no-frills, but it's affordable and a dependable smartphone telescoping pole.
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The friendly, no-frills, at-times-apologetic atmosphere made customers eager to support the fledgling entrepreneurs.
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Those numbers are set to rise as airlines expand no-frills basic-economy fares next year.
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Skip the BBQ joints here, though, and head for no-frills Cozy Corner Bar-B-Q.
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It's only fitting that the homespun production reflects what the brand reveres: no-frills hard work.
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They are all fighting back with their own no frills accounts aimed at hard-pressed consumers.
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It's pretty no-frills, but my guess is it's going to work for exactly that reason.
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The Stones themselves treated the album as a dead end and decided they needed no frills.
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They should be as simple as possible, offer good coverage — and be completely devoid of frills.
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This low-cost-for-no-frills strategy appears to be working well for the retail giant.
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With basic economy, legacy airlines are taking on no-frills carriers like Spirit, Frontier and Allegiant.
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The no-frills gold pendant is beloved by hundreds of Nordstrom shoppers for its simple elegance.
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No frills, few pictures, just words — as many words as it could fit on the page.
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You'll be sitting in a no-frills black chair in a row of other black chairs.
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Its no-frills interface lets you create, manage, and maintain a website that's reflective of you.
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Concept No-frills mantra-based meditation that takes 20 minutes, twice a day, anywhere you are.
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Ouigo, a no-frills version of high-speed trains, runs from stations near to France's larger cities.
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The airline is a no-frills budget carrier, that offers low airfares, some below $100 one-way.
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But even without these frills, the real reason to shop in stores is because you deserve it.
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But ironically, health is the one space where all the panoptic frills of smart devices seem appropriate.
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But what is impressive here is that without the frills, this still performs like a flagship phone.
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Ahead, we found the best no-frills underwear for working or any other activity that involves sweat.
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As simple and no-frills as yoga mats are, they sure are cumbersome and inconvenient to carry.
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The girls' dorms at True Directions are a wash of pink and frills, as are their uniforms.
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She picks up a large no-frills brand, multi-pack of low wattage lightbulbs from the shelf.
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Amazon's e-reader is, to me, the perfect confluence of technological savvy and no-frills, barebones utility.
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Another reason why the aircraft market has become less volatile is the rise of no-frills airlines.
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For the last 34 years, Maggie's has served the same menu of homely, no-frills British food.
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Everlane's no-frills basics are beautiful in their simplicity, and its affordable cashmere sweaters are no exception.
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Sometimes you just want a no-frills appliance that works and comes at an affordable price point.
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If you stick to that no-frills card without rewards, you're literally leaving money on the table.
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From its no-frills branding and quality ingredients to the results on my skin, I was impressed.
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More in line with the low-cost theme, was Brait's purchase of no-frills retailer New Look.
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This person is simply here to make some tunes with unconventional instruments, without any of the frills.
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Go out and join a local mom-and-pop gym with the least amount of frills possible.
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An always-crowded, no-frills spot, The Breakfast Klub serves up plenty of delicious and filling dishes.
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Sushi on Jones is modeled after the no-frills sushi counters found in subway stations in Japan.
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It has none of the frills of the Romantics, none of the indigenizing lexicon of the mythologizers.
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The yolks quiver; the whites are riddled with bubbles; the dark brown frills crackle between the teeth.
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She'd never been to a salon, firmly believing that such frills were vain, unnecessary and somehow gentile.
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At the other end of the scale are the no-frills places where value makes style irrelevant.
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Basic economy — the no-frills fare class airlines love for you to hate — is expanding next year.
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But a recent trip to my favorite no-frills Latin American restaurant here has me rethinking this.
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American Airlines said it would begin offering "no-frills" fares in 2017 but has not offered specifics.
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She told CNBC that several travelers contacted Kayak, confused by some of the no-frills tickets' rules.
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Instead, it executes an old trope, simply and with no frills, and it does so really, really well.
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Dresses sported lace and frills, skirts came in colorful check prints and handbags were decorated with floral embroideries.
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This Little Italy restaurant is a no-frills favorite, offering all-you-can-eat hotpot for under $25.
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Alice's is no-frills, crowded, and rowdy, and you can expect heavy pours, raucous laughter, and surly bouncers.
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Among other frills, this meant hexagonal hanging lamps shaped like ancient gems and partitions edged with kimono fabrics.
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That Danes appreciate a candid, no-frills look into the life of an innocuous US ambassador is telling.
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BEST BUDGET WIRED HEADPHONES BEST NO-FRILLS OPTION MOST FOR FIT OPTIONS BEST AUDIO QUALITY FOR WIRED HEADPHONES
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I wanted a place like that—no frills, no suit vests, no one who considered themselves a stylist.
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Traditionally reserved for wedding veils and ballet tutus, tulle is the dream foundation for ruffles, frills, and flounces.
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WhatsApp had been positioned as few-frills utilitarian chat while Facebook Messenger sported all the bells and whistles.
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It may be no frills, but that doesn't mean it's no fun — you'll still get plenty of pleasure.
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Habeck became interested in Triceratops frills back in 2012 after reading an article by paleontologists on their function.
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A provisional deal has already been struck with no-frills Norwegian Air for long-haul transfers through Scandinavia.
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"Not Afraid," the mawkish self-help single from Recovery, announced a no-frills, self-consciously transparent new direction.
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The property has all the frills of luxury, such as butler service for every guest and a spa.
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The version Mr. Grajewski serves is not big on frills, but it's more than a one-note dish.
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This location doesn't have any frills like a sauna, pool, or hot tub, but still felt very nice.
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The Swedish superstore's vast, no-frills inventory makes it the ultimate destination to shop for affordable apartment basics.
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But Primera Air's Thorgeirsson is confident the airline will be able to fill planes, no frills and all.
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And, in terms of tech, I've come to rely upon Jaybird for comfortable, no-frills, long-lasting earbuds.
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In an effort to appeal to female customers, the male designers had covered them in flowers and frills.
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There's a no-frills re-release of the original album and a two-disc edition with bonus tracks.
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We aimed to incorporate the textures and fabrics found in a luxurious bedroom: frills, ruching, quilting and carpeting.
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C-Span, sometimes called the "boring channel," is a no-frills window into the work done by Congress.
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My friends suggested we stop at Mohamed Ahmed, a no-frills casual restaurant just off Saad Zaghlol Square.
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The Pixel 23A lacks some frills you may find in premium devices, like wireless charging and water resistance.
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Ms. Lewis knew she would get a small place in a no-frills building, probably a walk-up.
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Conventional producers are trying to narrow shale's cost advantage further by adopting a "no frills" approach to development.
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Even some White House aides have been trying to explain the benefits of a speedy, no-frills process.
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New York (CNN Business)Aldi is synonymous with low-cost food staples, canned goods and no frills shopping.
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This no frills product clips on quickly and is just translucent enough to still show the Apple Logo.
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The no-frills fare offered by American and United prohibits passengers from using overhead bins on domestic flights.
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It's part of a group of Nordic airlines that drove ticket prices down thanks to no-frills service.
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Usually I like my lobsters with no frills, but the white truffle butter roll is so frickin' good.
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Apple's 9.7-inch iPad is the no-frills option, but don't mistake that for meaning it's a bad tablet.
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The pioneer of no-frills transatlantic flights in the 1970s, Sir Freddie Laker, could not make his ventures work.
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Passengers who purchase American's new "no frills" tickets will not be allowed to use space in the overhead bins.
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So, if her wedding to Thomas Sadowski is to feel "unique," then it will have to be no-frills.
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There are a lot of things on the menu at White Mana, Jersey City's late-night, no-frills standby.
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Read These Stories NextEverlane Now Makes "No Frills" UnderwearMillie Bobby Brown Loves Everlane Shoes, TooEverlane's Next Covetable Launch — Denim!
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It took new, no-frills entrants – the likes of easyJet, Ryanair and Southwest – to shake up staid business models.
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Why buy no-frills luggage when you can find a suitcase that you could ride from terminal to terminal?
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In turn, this shift illustrated a consumer appetite for PCs as more than just a no-frills workplace machine.
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CLASSIC SWISS FONDUE 213 to 2350 servings Here is a simple, no-frills fondue that is cozy and comforting.
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That extends to the interior, too, which features a racing-style wheel set against a stark, no-frills dashboard.
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But all those frills are surface layer because the build quality and rigidity of the Nitro 25.5 is flexible.
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But unless they go to no-frills doctors and clinics, they have to pay a portion of the cost.
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Huang says he's tried to develop the most no-frills protection possible that still meets Snowden's rightfully paranoid standards.
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Both had horned faces and elaborate head frills, although Judith's horns stick out sideways instead of over the eyes.
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The HDK 2 is basically a no-frills way for people to build and test OSVR games and accessories.
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There are no frills like a pool or rock climbing wall — the E experience is about hands-on training.
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Not just Ryanair, but no-frills Ryanair: no priority boarding, no checked baggage and no option to choose seating.
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It also introduced a no-frills basic economy product to go head-to-head with the low-cost airlines.
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The popular, no-frills site is run by two men in Florida and does not perform its own tests.
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On another night, flounder arrived deep-fried whole and pancake flat, with armored frills of a thousand tiny bones.
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On one side is a no-frills coffee joint run by Ray Ploshansky, the show's resident grumpy old man.
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Victorian lace and frills that felt like a love-child of Jane Austen and Joseph's Technicolor Dream Coat.2.
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And with it, we're seeing the start of the Medicaid-ization of exchange plans: narrow networks with no frills.
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There are no frills or flourishes in the dancing; it's all straight lines; skimming swirling turns; and bold gestures.
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Its price: $3,995 — a princely premium over a no-frills home treadmill that might set you back about $500.
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Gulmarg is Kashmir's underdog ski resort, tucked in the snowy Himalayas, a place of magnificent skiing and no frills.
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She did so with cobwebbed crochets in palest blush-pink and raspberry, semidetached frills trailing behind on the floor.
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If you can stretch a little above $100, I'd suggest the Nextbase 222 as a good no-frills choice.
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Fortunately, Hudson's Hamburgers, a no-frills spot that's been in business for an impressive 113 years, wasn't far away.
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And a no-frills running game led by Carlos Hyde, Duke Johnson and Watson can chew up the clock.
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Some sites like Hipmunk, which allows users to compare airfares, make a clear call-out above no-frills fares.
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Lidl and Aldi have become giants by selling mostly own-brand goods in no-frills stores with minimal staff.
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From black holes to midnight-blue trapeze coats covered in circular frills, it's apparently not that much of a leap.
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The example from 1950 was made for racing, with a no frills cockpit, plexiglass windows, and leather tie-down straps.
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The remaining four groups will be coach-class passengers, with those with the no-frills basic economy tickets boarding last.
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Adding extra design frills would really just serve to further confuse customers about the differences between Apple's suite of laptops.
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Flag-carriers were left behind in the 1990s by the rise of no-frills airlines in the short-haul market.
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The film rewards Ally, Gaga's character in the movie, for the supposed sincerity and depth of performing with no frills.
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Pay close attention to the piping, frills, embroidery, and all of the Charleston-inspired prints that make up this collection.
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If anything, this emptiness means you should just worry about spending time and attention on your partner, no frills required.
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The simple, no-frills production keeps the focus on the sisters' perfect harmony and their Gen Z anthem's empowering lyrics.
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And while you're leaning into some cozy, seasonal R&R, you should have the proper frills to set the mood.
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If selected, after a short period of time, a baby would be added to the family, no fuss or frills.
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The $10 eyeliner, $13 mascara, and frills-free $4 SPF lip balm that Cuoco wore on her wedding day, ahead.
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If the bra is a little bit lacier, I think it looks best with a casual no-frills tank top.
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There were ivory lace dresses for women, worn with knits or over ruffled white shirts with frills and striped tops.
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There were no theatrics, no frills, just Bowie's pure voice meshing with one of the oldest of the Old Guard.
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O) - have all rolled out basic economy fares in reaction to the growth of no-frills carriers Spirit Airlines (SAVE.
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O) - have all rolled out basic economy fares in reaction to the growth of no-frills carriers Spirit Airlines (SAVE.
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Frontier Airlines cut costs, became a no-frills budget carrier, and went from posting big losses to notching big gains.
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No wonder those three big legacy carriers have taken note and are responding with no-frills products of their own.
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If you&aposre looking for a no-frills fitness tracker, then one that tracks steps and your sleep might suffice.
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A success of American Airlines' new, no-frills service is that passengers are willing to pay up to avoid it.
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Great as a no-frills carry-on bag for travel or a to-the-office-and-back kind of bag.
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Cheap, noisy, no-frills, white-tiled, overbright: Krua Apsorn bears all the signs of a top-notch traditional eating room.
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If you're looking for a no-frills immersion blender, you can't go wrong with the Cuisinart Smart Stick CSB-75BC.
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Sometimes we're all guilty of just wanting to get the job done — no frills, no fuss and definitely no overtime.
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Most Costcos have a similar, no-frills warehouse layout, so it's easy to assume they all carry the same products.
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The crunchy, chewy, flavorful ends were perfect, as was the atmosphere: no frills, with a big smoker behind the counter.
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These cases are straightforward, have no frills and stellar reviews, so you can be in and out in no time.
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A cash-only bar where you can have a no frills, no-nonsense drink in the company of good folks.
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On Tuesday, United is relaunching its no-frills basic economy tickets for certain trans-Atlantic routes it offered over the summer.
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There are hundreds of great hotels in New York City ranging from no-frills, cheap accommodations to ultra-indulgent luxury suites.
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Side Lunge With KettlebellThe side lunge is a no-frills trainer favorite because it effectively targets both the quads and glutes.
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Sitting in her no-frills living room on a recent Saturday morning, Clouthier waved off a question about her evolving politics.
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Instead, it's a simple, no-frills formula that anyone could benefit from, since it's free of common irritants such as fragrances.
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And I'm sure plenty of listeners prefer the calm, no-frills approach to audio narration that has become the industry standard.
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Spirit Airlines is famous for its no-frills, dirt cheap fares (or infamous, considering all of the restrictions the airline imposes).
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The no-frills German discount grocery chain is growing aggressively across the US and, like Wegmans, has attracted a fervent following.
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For live music, Witherspoon recommends Roberts Western World, which she calls "a true Honky Tonk," or the no-frills Station Inn.
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But absent all the frills, Pacific Overtures — one of Sondheim's lesser-known works — emerged as one of the composer's finest achievements.
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You can keep the frills, the overly dramatic sleeves, and the embroidery without feeling like you're actually living in the 1800s.
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If you know Lords of Waterdeep, the digital version plays like an (admittedly no-frills) shorthand version of the board game.
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The strategy has served it well, appealing to a majority of short-haul flyers who prize cheap fares over other frills.
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But a new trend uses frills, pink, and sweet cartoons to talk about a difficult local issue: suicide and mental health.
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Incumbent carriers around the world are facing increased competition from cheap, no-frills airline services, typically called ultra low-cost carriers.
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The most interesting work of her later years is a self-portrait, shorn of the frills and beauty of her youth.
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The superlative that's probably most useful to us more casual bacon eaters was the Best All-Purpose, No-Frills Supermarket Bacon.
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At this late date, we all know the pains of travels — tiny seats, no frills, selfish idiots and, yes, screaming babies.
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It doesn't have much in the way of frills, but today Nintendo is revealing a few new features for the device.
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FlightViewThis no-frills site has minimal advertising, making for a shorter loading time when you're stuck with a basic data network.
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The Jeffrey Craft beer at the foot of the Queensboro Bridge is part of the allure of this no-frills bar.
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Its request for proposals specifies that it seeks a large city, rich in skilled workers and the urban frills they crave.
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And the worse news is that their product pipelines for the no-frills market is, with only a few exceptions, empty.
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For an inexpensive, no-frills leash that is both lightweight but durable enough for puppies, we recommend the PetSafe Nylon Leash.
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It focuses instead on the reliable model that has attracted loyal club members to its no-frills warehouses over the years.
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Android users should check out BBQ Timer by Jerry M (free) for a similar no-fuss, no-frills barbecue timer app.
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The upgrade claims to use a more responsive web development for a better and faster search interface, along with other frills.
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Jet will help provide storage space and its shopping platform, while First Quality has agreed to design smaller, no-frills packaging.
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The typical marketplace plan covers a small number of low-cost doctors and hospitals, and offers fewer frills than employer plans.
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A sartorial introduction shows a young O'Keeffe defying the frills and bows of the time for a style entirely her own.
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This mouse provides the responsiveness you need for competitive play, without any frills or design flourishes that get in your way.
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Gretchen Smith, who has worked with Ms. Tanowitz outside of the company before, relishes the no-frills quality of her movement.
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The governor is too much in love with frills, not the unsexy nuts and bolts of keeping up the subway system.
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Who this is for: Anyone who's looking for a simple solution for managing debt, with a basic, no-frills payoff plan.
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That no-frills existence extended to the clothes on his back, a wardrobe that appeared to be exclusively team-issued gear.
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Childhood memories of summers in Atlantic Beach, N.C., inspired this no-frills lemon pie, sweetly creamy and salty all the same.
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She was still blond and fresh-faced, but skinnier now, her dress a severe column of white, no frills or lace.
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It's no secret that console controllers have gotten progressively wackier over the years, with more frills at the expense of function.
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When J. Schreter opened in 1928, its customers included peddlers who resold their no-frills apparel to farmers and similar clientele.
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Frankenheimer's no-frills, black-and-white, documentarylike style adds to the sensation that American democracy could collapse under the right circumstances.
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The most cherished winter pastime of the Upper Midwest still endures, and still lacks any real frills or pesky safety features.
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Balenciaga's new website looks as stripped down as a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, with plain black boxes and no-frills Arial font.
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Yeah… earlier this week a video taken at an Ontario No Frills—for those non-Canadian readers, No Frills is a discount grocery store popular among certain Instagrammers—showcases a bunch of people losing their goddamn minds over our favorite cobbed food—just a good ol' party with shit getting thrown and old dudes getting pushed to the ground.
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Fatigues are replaced by sweaters as a no-frills courtroom drama takes over the film, observed at a matter-of-fact distance.
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The former economist at the Federal Reserve says that he's part of fatFIRE, those who can afford to retire with more frills.
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Airlines haven't been shy that the no-frills product is there to encourage travelers to pay a higher, more lenient fare instead.
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The Flexispot is deliberate in what it does in terms of function: this is a low-tech, no frills device for families.
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Instead, Apple is giving users a no-frills credit card that's a cleverly disguised way to juice Apple Pay adoption and usage.
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Between uncomfortable underwires, pretty-yet-impractical frills or unflattering silhouettes, shopping for the perfect pair of underwear is not an easy task.
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Usually folded over with a little bit of a cropped look, they're basically the no-frills winter hats we've been waiting for.
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Shrill requires no frills, no overt progressive messaging, no reductive characterization, and no extraordinary plot to find inherent value in Annie's story.
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When we meet Aja on their trip to Buenos Aires, they are in full drag, covered in feathers, frills, ruffles, and sequins.
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One reason is that flyers will more readily choose a no-frills flight for an hour-long flight than for eight hours.
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In these videos, singers are left to stand on their voices alone without the frills of back-up bands and studio editing.
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Usually when you think of buying a pre-paid phone, you think of a cheap, no-frills burner like in The Wire.
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In January, contractors were working in the now-vacant building that used to be the No-Frills Supermarket in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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If you are looking for a simple, no-frills automatic feeder that;s affordable, we recommend the Arf Pets Automatic Pet Feeder.
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Accordingly, it was made not for frills but rather to get the job done, no matter the road (or lack there of).
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Management at No Frills told the outlet that employees often entered and exited the store, despite not being scheduled for a shift.
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Princess Kate's casual countryside photo shoot for British Vogue's centenary issue is making waves – and mainly because the royal appeared without frills.
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Murillo-Moncada was employed at No Frills at the time of his disappearance but was not working on the day he disappeared.
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"We think the horns and frills were probably used for display of some sort, either for sexual or species recognition," Mallon said.
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As you scan the shelves, your eyes pause on a no-frills, old-fashioned glass bottle of milk from South Mountain Creamery.
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Veteran airline investor Bill Franke has claimed that U.S. travelers are spoiled and need to be better educated about no-frills travel.
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If a cup of coffee is all you need out of your machine, the no-frills Keurig K50 is a solid pick.
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With all of that under consideration, Pineda advocates a no-frills approach to house flipping for those who are just getting started.
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My fear was that if I created a bespoke planner, I would fixate on the frills and not focus on the function.
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Plunging necklines and sheer frills added a unique touch to each look, but the nod to Lyons' iconic eyewear took the cake.
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While the simplicity is what makes Later interesting, people may balk at the higher price point for such a no-frills application.
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At first glance, Lick It Up EP looks like a no-frills punk eating hole—but a closer examination reveals something special.
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No-frills locations without locker rooms make turnover quick, and the gear is relatively inexpensive, largely consisting of ropes, weights, and mats.
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Almost every item was available in large quantities, though the displays were nothing special and had a no-frills quality to them.
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The frilled dragon, native to New Guinea and Australia, threatens predators by extending the flap of skin around its neck, or "frills."
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No-frills umbrella strollers, like the Summer Infant 3Dmini and the Disney Baby Winnie the Pooh Umbrella Stroller, are just as useful.
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Some parents love all the pockets, but some want a no-frills bag that has exactly what they need and nothing more.
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As long as your HVAC system is compatible and you can do without the frills, the Thermostat E is a great buy.
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Construction costs have risen so high that building even no-frills subsidized units routinely costs $500,000, and often more in big cities.
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Expect a line outside Maruwa, a no-frills restaurant specializing in tonkatsu (fried pork cutlet), where regulars eagerly queue before opening time.
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However, if you do really enjoy a firm, no-frills sleeping experience and want a cooling mattress, this is a great option.
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In terms of style, they are probably the most traditional — this is a classic, no-frills ballet flat in the truest sense.
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"I love this song," she said, as "Scrubs" by TLC played in the no-frills studio and the students began to grapevine.
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The Smart & Final Foodservice stores sell goods in a no-frills warehouse format to other food businesses such as restaurants and caterers.
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CrossFit, a no-frills workout class with timed activities like Olympic lifts, headstand pushups, and flipping tires, exploded in the twenty-teens.
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Often, it just means a website is constructed from essential coding elements and very little else — no frills, redundant images, or advertising.
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N will generate billions of dollars from no-frills fares, fewer delayed flights, cost cuts and other efforts, the airline said on Tuesday.
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WILLIE WALSH has spent much of the past few years stripping the frills from British Airways planes, at least on short-haul routes.
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Fitbit Charge 3 — $128.95 See Details If you're looking for a no-frills, but very effective fitness tracker, then consider the Fitbit Alta.
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Like its predecessor, the Chromebook 4 looks to be a relatively no-frills, but competent addition to the selection of Chrome OS devices.
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Whether you find the tableaus of idyllic Midwestern life charming or kitschy, the earnest, no-frills food is sure to win you over.
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We even pressed her about gifts, and watch her response ... it's gonna be a low-key, no-frills night at Casa de Hart.
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With the key trends and silhouettes cropping up this season, such as rich embroidery, feminine frills, voluminous boho sleeves, and tie-waist bottoms.
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It's clear that the Chinese work harder in tech on average, and that Chinese workplaces have many less frills than Silicon Valley workplaces.
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"They can't compete effectively because their offerings in cheap, no-frills SUVs are thin," Zhang said, referring to Nissan and other global automakers.
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From the airlines' perspective, last class is an effort to compete with the profitability of no-frills competitors such as Spirit and Frontier.
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United said it will begin selling the no-frills fares in the first quarter of 2017, for travel starting in the second quarter.
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Another reason why the aircraft market has become less cyclical—and now less likely to crash—is the advent of no-frills airlines.
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Having frills and the bells and whistles with the dresses, and then I am getting black, blue, just like these classic boring dresses.
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Given enough punch, a no-frills boozy drink will soon have you warm and toasty without having to clutch a fleetingly-steaming mug.
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But Microsoft is clearly marketing this version of Skype as a easy, no-frills way for small companies to set up video calls.
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Nearly 10 years later, on January 24, contractors gutting the No Frills Supermarket found a decomposing body behind a 12-foot freezer unit.
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The airline is one of several no-frills airlines that charge passengers more for food, to check luggage and to select a seat.
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Norwegian Air Shuttle, a low-cost European airline, won tentative approval on Friday to expand its no-frills operations into the United States.
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Similarly, Google says it prioritized making the software "easy to navigate" and light on preloaded apps, providing users with essentials rather than frills.
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You cannot place exactly what it is, but something rotten lies beneath the pretty frills and delicate flowers of Picnic at Hanging Rock.
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American's trans-Atlantic partner, British Airways, United's partner Lufthansa and Delta's partner Air France-KLM, now offer similar no-frills tickets and fees.
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The Oral-B Pro 1000 is a no-frills electric toothbrush, but it gets the job done, and it gets it done well.
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But it's a pretty no-frills shot: She's not really posing at all, and it's a well-lit shot, almost classical in nature.
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Like at most other local diners, customers aren't given napkins—packs of tissues can be purchased—and there are absolutely no unnecessary frills.
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The apartment was a no-frills two-bedroom, with a galley kitchen, a narrow living room, and a view of nearby apartment buildings.
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As they tap into new markets with the added routes, the no-frills airlines are also sharply undercutting major carriers, said Mr. Mann.
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Though others may feel that ascribes too much meaning on what is, at the end of the day, just a dress with frills.
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Tip Yourself: While it has fewer frills than Qapital, Tip Yourself is another good app for saving pocket cash every now and then.
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"We can only prevent cases from turning deadly," he said during an interview at a no-frills health clinic in a neighboring district.
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New rivals to David's have emerged, offering low prices, fewer frills and respite from a dress-shopping ritual that is often nerve-racking.
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Ms. Stathakis happily visited dozens of places, from no-frills tenement buildings to high-rises with swimming pools, documenting everything for Ms. Witonsky.
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The French label A.P.C. sells a range of limited-edited quilts at its stores, alongside its utilitarian jeans and chicly no-frills shirts.
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Whether your New Year's resolution was to write more or start journaling, the frills-free pages in this journal offer the perfect canvas.
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Delta and American executives have said that around half of passengers choose the higher, regular economy fare to avoid the no-frills class.
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He told the story of the no-frills way Hussle tried to get him to listen to his music when they first met.
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While still more solid than most states, Texas legislators struggled to pass a no-frills, $218 billion two-year budget earlier this year.
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These included frills and sparkling embellishments, neither of which had been part of Eckhaus Latta's cool, underground canon of references in the past.
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It's well-known that she dressed little Ernest in frills with a long blond bob, as the twin of his older sister, Marcelline.
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The gameplay, a mix of stealth and brutal combat, is tense and no-frills, and the game's writing and narrative pacing is unrivaled.
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So on a bitter-cold Monday afternoon, Pompeo and his wife, Susan, warmed up over local grub at the no-frills grocery store.
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And I know from firsthand experience that even the most bare-bones, no-frills burial can be more expensive than you might expect.
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At first, the airline's fleet was made up of no-frills Douglas C-83 military planes, which were not known for their comfort.
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Diners are known for their no-frills menus and indulgent comfort food, but not everything at your local greasy spoon may be worth sampling.
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HyperX's no-frills approach means that aside from a detachable mic and in-line remote, there's not much else going on with its entry.
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Refinery103's Assistant Living asks assistants to talk about themselves for once — offering truthful, no-frills insight into the time before fame and fortune.
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Perhaps in an effort to further distance himself from his former occupation, Mario is ditching those blue-collar overalls for some high society frills.
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Whole Foods, which has eight stores in its 365 chain that was launched with a no-frills concept to win over millennials, declined comment.
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His reforms have inspired one of the country's most enduring hashtags -- #WhatWouldMagufuliDo -- which citizens use to mimic his no-frills approach for comic effect.
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By August, we'll all be ready to cut the frills, grab a seat, and chow down on tacos on a terrace in the clouds.
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As a celebration, we on the R29 beauty team have gathered the products with the sleekest, most no-frills packaging that we covet most.
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He has since cut out a lot of the frills, but competition among ride-hailing services has increased, so it's tougher to generate revenue.
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The regular, no-frills Samsung music app remains available but must be downloaded from the Play Store, as was the case with the S7.
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Although ignored by the motion picture academy, "The Assassin" (out on a well-produced, no-frills DVD from Well Go) hasn't lacked for appreciation.
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Best for families BEST FOR BONUS FEATURES BEST VALUE BEST PREMIUM PICK BEST OVERALL PROTECTION BEST NO-FRILLS PICK BEST BANG FOR YOUR BUCK
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Each episode adds to your mounting suspicion that something rotten lies beneath the white lace frills of Wind Gap, a small town in Missouri.
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Unlike Apple's FaceTime, Duo works across both iOS and Android, but doesn't offer much in terms of frills, like group calling or video effects.
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Authorities found a shirtless Guzman, with an AK-47 next to his bed, and his beauty-queen wife in a no-frills condo tower.
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Feeders range in complexity with some units offering the convenience of smartphone operation while others are simpler with basic features and no-frills designs.
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Aldi, the Germany-based no-frills supermarket chain, is now accepting credit cards at its U.S. stores as it tries to attract more shoppers.
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To do so, Penn augmented his no-frills studio with a plain, three-sided booth of gray walls that converged into a narrow corner.
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Facebook already had an in-app camera for Messenger, but it didn't offer all the fun frills and editing features this new camera has.
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Forget the frills and just have fun printing I enjoyed using the Instax Share printer the most when I just stuck to the basics.
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The gown itself, the opening runway look from Comme des Garçon's Fall 2016 collection, is an explosion of petals and frills and bulbous forms.
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Transatlantic routes have proven lucrative for established airlines but now smaller carriers such as Norwegian and Iceland's Wow Air are offering no-frills flights.
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Admitting that she can be "impulsive," Stewart recounted the first time she confessed her love for Meyer, a moment of no-frills emotional honesty.
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The carmaker reiterated a pledge to increase sales further in 613, with recently updated models such as the no-frills Duster SUV driving demand.
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If you're looking for a trustworthy pair of running earbuds that deliver on high-end performance and no-frills durability, I highly recommend them.
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For extra frills and flavors, you might add minced garlic and parsley to the bread crumbs, producing the classic Provençal topping for baked tomatoes.
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But overindulgence can lead to pretentious frills (like gold-plated walls, he jokes) — which can be a turn off to customers in McGarry's mind.
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He's a no-frills playmaker who takes care of the ball and rarely attempts to do more than what's necessary to complete a play.
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Refinery29's Assistant Living asks assistants to talk about themselves for once — offering truthful, no-frills insight into the time before fame and fortune.
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Just when he'll look to settle into a groove of honest, no-frills songwriting, he'll throw in healthy dose of tongue-in-cheek satire.
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But Khalid pulls it off—he doesn't try to overdo it with unnecessary vocal frills, and his warmth isn't broken by Too Much Stuff.
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Thanks to this new obsession, London — and much of the rest of Britain — has tremendous food, ranging from the fancy to the no-frills.
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The airlines didn't hold back on selling those frills, which included full meals, liquor service and a lounge area up a flight of stairs.
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But for many college students who don't need the frills or plan to run any intensive web apps, the Acer is a great option.
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Mr Price, known for its no-frills clothing and furniture stores, said it anticipates making no sales in South Africa over the lockdown period.
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The actor had been in town for only four weeks, but had already claimed this no-frills, 24-hour joint as a favorite hangout.
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He went on to build his own home, sold it for a profit and started building swaths of no-frills suburban bungalows and townhouses.
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While the cotton bras would definitely be considered super simple, no-frills undergarments, that's exactly why thousands of shoppers say they're purchasing multiple packs.
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I was very pleased that the pancakes tasted as good as they looked, even though they definitely didn't need so many toppings and frills.
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Then one day last summer, Innisfil's chief administrative officer, Jason Reynar, noticed a woman in a No-Frills supermarket shirt walking along the road.
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Spotify Technology's no-frills direct listing on Tuesday had little bearing on the music streaming service's explosive growth potential, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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No frills are necessary, although there are higher-level devices that can connect to Wi-Fi networks for remote control of the images displayed.
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And Amorepacific's no-frills Primera line, which is focused on botanical and natural ingredients, is already a star player in Sephora's Clean Beauty section.
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But fans of the no-frills kitchens say they offer a new lease of life to abandoned properties and help small catering brands compete.
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Its no-frills, form-follows-function shape evoked civility in a time of chaos, a ticking intelligence in the face of a new inhumanity.
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So if you've been avoiding smartphones since the late 2000s, or simply want a no-frills companion for your current handset, Nokia's got options.
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A years-long recession helped popularize so-called "cash-and-carry" stores like GPA's Assai, which offers a no-frills, wholesale format to customers.
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In that part of town, for his budget, he could get no more than a one-bedroom in a no-frills walk-up building.
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And in 2017, Steve Beshear, a former Kentucky governor, delivered the party's response from a no-frills diner with a stoic crowd behind him.
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Mobius produces a boxy, no-frills SUV designed for both the challenges of Africa's rugged driving conditions and the modest budgets of African consumers.
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This true neighborhood gathering place is no-frills and non-judgmental, but too well-appointed to be just another hole to get drunk in.
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It's clearly just meant to be a no-frills MP3 player — but in today's tech market, is there even a place for such a device?
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As befits the former head of a budget carrier, Mr Cruz has continued to strip many of the frills from the once full-service airline.
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This no-frills approach both permits ultra-low prices and earns cash quickly, which is then reinvested in new stores and offerings, luring more customers.
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New York (CNN Business)Dollar General built a discount empire out of no-frills stores that sell snacks and household staples to budget-conscious buyers.
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Sure, the new fitness wearable is shaped like a watch, but its functionality is designed for those looking for a no-frills approach to tracking.
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Head downstairs, below Pizzeria Vesuvius, to find this no frills, basement-like room to hear funk and disco some nights, house and EDM on others.
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The characters abide by the power-suit feminist look of the 80s and 90s, polished and lipsticked in all the materialist frills of the time.
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It is amid this backdrop that Brookdale—the only hospital in a two-mile radius, with its patch of plain-beige, no-frills facilities—operates.
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Dog-shaped patterns adorned knitwear and jackets, while puffs and frills on sleeves and at the hemline of tops and skirts hinted at Pierrot costumes.
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Launched in 2012, Fastjet offers "no frills" flights to undercut larger carriers, seeking to copy the model pioneered by easyJet Plc and Ryanair Holdings Plc.
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For the most part, though, George fans are thrilled by the lo-fi, no-frills establishment, which is decked out in George art and paraphernalia.
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No-frills grocer is growing fast A cheap, brutally efficient grocery chain is building a cultlike following and reshaping the grocery industry along the way.
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Yet for those who don't need the frills of noise cancellation or professional-level sound quality, electronics and lighting manufacturer Brightech provides a cheaper alternative.
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The design is no-frills, but I guess that makes sense for a bra meant to be worn under the most basic piece of clothing.
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At Home is a no-frills home decor retailer that has doubled its store count over the past four years — and more growth is ahead.
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Ford's work advances American West's aesthetic: Head-on portraits with a no-frills sensibility—just replace Avedon's brooding Midwestern teen with an upside down sloth.
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The collection also featured jodhpur-like trousers, frills on ponchos, long skirts and dresses as well as shirts with large tied bows at the neck.
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But at the outset, it sounds much closer to what Sling TV looked like at launch than anything else: barebones, live TV with no frills.
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But it's 2018 and streaming â€" with all its frills, bonus packages, and competitive content â€" looks like it's here to stay for a while.
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The new headset will serve as a "successor" to Google Cardboard, the no-frills virtual reality viewer that Google released in 2014, the FT said.
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Amid the frills and appliqués we've come to expect from the label, Fashionista pointed out an instantly recognizable logo in the collection: the Nike swoosh.
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These linked hoops are simple in design, but their size gives them enough oomph that they can (and should) be worn without any other frills.
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While Virgin Active runs swanky health clubs with fluffy towels and shoeshine services, its popular Jabulani gym is a no-frills branch with lower fees.
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A searing backhand return down the line sealed the deal, booking a fourth quarter-final at Melbourne Park for the no-frills 31-year-old.
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It's a bright light of pop culture fading, dimming out a culture of no-frills, no-drama televised trivia that's become increasingly hard to find.
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Grammar school was a no-frills two-room affair until he attended high school in another town—hitchhiking back and forth 90 miles each day.
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This no-frills webcam from Microsoft works right out of the box and is great for older computers without the latest software or OS.Pros: Cons:
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Bauhaus - German for "building house" - pioneered a new restraint as a reaction against the decorative frills of the pre-war era that now seemed frivolous.
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Fastjet, launched in 2012 and modeled on no-frills airlines such as easyJet Plc and Ryanair Holdings Plc, has been working to revive its fortunes.
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American Airlines' president, Robert Isom, said in late September that half of travelers book the higher regular economy fare when considering no-frills basic economy.
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If you're not interested in paying a premium for your charging cable, Amazon has you covered with its no-frills AmazonBasics Apple Certified lightning cable.
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Ezko is a no-frills rapper from Gaithersburg, Maryland whose ear for a beats and palpable skill with words forces his listeners to pay attention.
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About half the no-frills corner space is an open kitchen with display cases for the work of Erika Nakamura and Jocelyn Guest, the butchers.
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For a more ambitious breakfast of summery lobster rolls or fried clams, you can't really beat the good vibes and no-frills atmosphere at Littleneck.
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For a team with several future Hall of Famers and a running collection of N.B.A. championships, Golden State has made the room decidedly no-frills.
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Expect raw, low-frills excursions with wistful sunsets, winding climbs through a still-working lighthouse and crab-stuffed everything at the Rusty Nail beach shack.
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One of Mexico's main television stations visited him at home and presented him as a no-frills Christian man with an intelligent and charming wife.
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Faced with a choice of chasing the premium carriers or competing in no-frills flying, BA tried to do both—satisfying neither group of customers.
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As in previous quarters, growth was driven mainly by Carrefour Brasil's so-called cash-and-carry format, which offers consumers a no-frills, wholesale experience.
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After grabbing breakfast at a no-frills Mexican cantina, Mr. Corenswet arrived at the Encore Flight School only to find that his instructor had not.
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His go-to order is a no-frills black drip coffee, but curious connoisseurs can also sample single-origin pour-overs and personalized tasting flights.
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For a no-frills company that has tried to avoid the spotlight — its celebrity co-founder notwithstanding — the new promotional effort is an unusual step.
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United unveiled other initiatives to increase revenue, including expanding its no-frills basic economy class and allowing those passengers to pay to select their seats.
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Ski boots were swapped for slippers and I headed three flights up to my room, a no-frills situation with twin beds and a nightstand.
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Besides the eye-catching blue color, Corinna Tsopei's gown features bedazzled frills hanging off her shoulders, which match the bling of her crown and scepter.
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But before we know it, the dish is ready anyhow, a tangled heap of toothsome al dente noodles loaded with bright flavor and no unnecessary frills.
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The Lower East Side's Mr. Taka is a no-frills ramen and noodle house with efficient bar seating, bright lights, and big bowls of rich soup.
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While we may want to go to those impossible-to-get-into hot spots, sometimes we just want to walk into a classic, no-frills hangout.
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But I appreciate the KeyOne's focus: it's a no-frills productivity machine that targets people still addicted to email and addresses their needs one by one.
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But the point of these no-frills classes, according to airlines, is to offer cheaper flights (and make even standard coach tickets seem slightly more premium).
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A no-frills interface includes only a few sections: My Vudu (your library), Movies on Us (Vudu's collection of free-to-stream fare), Search and Settings.
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The modernist homewares line marks a sharp departure from the retail giant's typical no-frills and utilitarian aesthetic, and boy, are we are here for it.
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It's all frills and toxic masculinity until a late movie troll twist that—while I can't get fully onboard with—I respect for its sheer audacity.
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Google's dongle is still using the same no frills, control-it-from-your-smartphone approach that made the original model stand out and feel so different.
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Nudes are tricky to handle without looking washed out, and soft, romantic frills are tricky to work with without heading to the wrong side of princessy.
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Why you'll love it: Simple in both design and operation, the HoneyGuaridan A26 Automatic Feeder is a no-frills automatic feeder that gets the job done.
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Aldi counts on its no-frills shopping experience to help keep costs low, and limits much of its inventory to items that sell in huge volume.
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While the music video shoot was an "enjoyable experience" for Corbin because of its no-frills theme, the singer admits the cold weather was a downside.
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It's a no-frills operation: Trays of fried fish are served with a lemon wedge and a paste-like salad made from beetroot and raw onions.
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So for those looking for a no-frills (and free) experience, Google Keep is looking far more attractive in the face of competitors' rising price tags.
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If you're a bride who wants anything but the frills and fuss of a traditional wedding gown, click on to peek at this game-changing collection.
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The apartment, about one-fifth neatly made bed, accommodates a small work desk, a bureau, a no-frills bath and what passes for a living room.
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The no-frills trips start at 13 euros, or $14.55, but range upward to more than 50 euros with lunch and wine, or music and cocktails.
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This is a no-frills, stainless steel ladle with a 5-ounce capacity and a handle hook that keeps itself from falling sideways into your soup.
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Simplehuman products are designed to make everyday tasks as easy as possible; they employ a no-frills, all-function design that just happens to look great.
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Customers can peek into the adjacent no-frills studio and watch one of the owners transform brilliant colored glass rods into intricate beads or chunky rings.
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The deli also takes a no-frills approach with its menu, serving simple sandwiches like a B.L.T., peanut butter and jelly, and a ham and cheese.
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It was created as a kind of no-frills bunker in which to live austerely, shun wrongdoers and kill some time, and joy, before the Rapture.
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In a no-frills Athens neighbourhood, a soup kitchen run by the Orthodox church serves 400 meals a day over four sittings in under two hours.
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Meanwhile, passengers traveling on some basic economy fares — big airlines' answer to no-frills budget carriers — don't get a seating assignment before arriving at the airport.
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In the process he expanded the European budget airline business model to longer-haul destinations, making basic flights cheaper for those prepared to go without frills.
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In other words, clients are offered a balance between great tattoo work and a no-frills shop, with a dash of tattoo history thrown in, too.
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Chinese handset makers are providing stiffer competition for the smartphone industry giants as cost-conscious consumers are looking for cheaper alternatives with similar features and frills.
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Funding for new "no-frills" airports would also be made available and excise duty on fuel would be cut, civil aviation secretary R. N. Choubey said.
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He has faced criticism for entering a price war with no-frills carriers, and for how he handled the rollout of the airline's "basic economy" product.
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One recent weeknight, about a dozen sweaty men and teenage boys trained at Mr. Gidon's no-frills dojo, or studio, in a residential neighborhood of Netanya.
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Perfect for people who don't want to commit to long-term bidet use, this no-frills attachment features a customizable pressure dial and durable brass construction.
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Named for the late star's car-chasing 1968 detective thriller of that title, the hotel calls itself no-frills, but the design is fun and stylish.
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"There were no frills, so virtually nothing could go wrong," the World Golf Hall of Fame quoted the prominent Australian golfer Norman Von Nida as saying.
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This Black+Decker toaster oven is a reliable, no-frills convection oven that can bake, broil, and toast without a screen or figuring out smart programs.
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The classic tapas bar, operating in five locations in and near Granada, has a no frills décor; the stellar small plates of seafood are lure enough.
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"They are visionaries," Carlos Puig, a columnist for the newspaper Milenio, says over lunch at Aguamiel, a no-frills restaurant in Roma specializing in Oaxacan food.
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The airline is also changing its no-frills basic economy product to allow those passengers to bring a carry-on bag on board, starting in September.
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In the cavernous shell of the actual Greenwood Center, there is a no-frills, but emotionally chilling, history of a place once called Black Wall Street.
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No frills, literally — to me, the flounces are just more fabric that can stain and, in extreme circumstances, catch on a burner or other hot equipment.
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She cures, smokes and dehydrates egg yolk, so that she can shave it in frills, simulating the umami of bonito, but with no tuna in sight.
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Situated along the banks of Lake Mohonk in New Paltz and designated a National Historic Landmark, this all-inclusive resort mixes Victorian frills with modern amenities.
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There is no-frills furniture and basic cooking supplies; small "Green New Deal" posters and a huge "Our Time to Rise" banner adorn sparse white walls.
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Lidl and Aldi have become giants by keeping prices low with a strategy of selling mostly own-brand goods in no-frills stores with minimal staff.
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If we absolutely had to pick a single bundle, it would be the no frills Nintendo Switch with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe bundle for just £279.99.
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The brand began selling cars in 13, competing with China's low-cost, no-frills indigenous brands such as those run by Geely and Great Wall Motor.
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That or the satisfying wift of overripe bananas and the sound of poorly behaved children being disciplined at the No Frills inside the Malvern Town Centre.
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Consumers who use these so-called "prepaid" wireless plans once were stuck with crummy flip phones (the no-frills devices the industry perversely calls "feature phones").
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Twitter calls it Popular Articles, and it sounds, looks, and works a lot like Nuzzel, the no-frills, RSS-like link aggregator that launched back in 2014.
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Adaptations of "Pride and Prejudice" (pictured), "Sense and Sensibility", "Persuasion" and "Emma", all of which hit the screens between 1995 and 1996, were full-frills period pieces.
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Your typical drip coffeemaker will run you between $3563 and $60, depending on brand and frills, while most single-serve coffeemaker brands like Keurig start around $70.
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Since last month, Delta has been offering SkyMiles members no-frills basic economy award tickets, along side those for standard coach class and first or business class.
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That world assumes everyone makes an adequate salary, can afford all their necessities and a few frills, and feel comfortable setting aside some money for the future.
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Why you'll love it: The Trinity EcoStorage 4-Tier NSF Wine Rack is a sturdy, no-frills wine rack with a design that secures any bottle size.
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On Wednesday night of the Republican National Convention, I was sitting next to a middle-aged local at a no-frills watering hole called Nick's Sports Corner.
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Meanwhile, legacy airlines such as American, Delta and United have been forced to reduce some of their own fares to remain competitive with these no-frills rivals.
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Despite the literal frills — the prom dresses, the three-piece suits, the ponies — The Bachelor has none of the thematic or structural gimmick extras of its competitors.
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These users see Google's software — its customization options, hardware affordability, and no-frills design — as the perfect refutation of the sterile, mass-marketed appeal of Apple's iPhone.
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"Hush" was born out of a desire to share her love for Baroque music with listeners who might be put off by the frills of classical singing.
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Our sources say Nicki and Kenneth are going the route of Justin and Hailey ... a small, no-frills wedding followed by a church service and massive celebration.
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It's fun to imagine, but whether you're window-shopping or ready to buy, KBB is your guide to the frills and thrills of the latest automotive innovations.
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The no-frills approach to its robot vacuum is surprising when you consider that Dyson has actually been developing its robovac for close to 18 years now.
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While the judges see lots of fluff, frills and glamour, a fair amount of preparation (and weirdness) takes place behind the curtain, for both pooches and trainers.
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Mr. O'Leary has been true to his word: Ryanair's hard-nosed culture has produced an airline with few frills but market-leading profitability and a superior valuation.
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Luxury brands like Estee Lauder and L'Oreal, which hold an inordinate amount of the industry's power, have been reluctant to sell on Amazon's no-frills shopping platform.
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During the 2010-2011 red carpet seasons it was all about minimalist, perfectly-fit gowns that proved one didn't need frills to be a red carpet hit.
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Murillo-Moncada was 25 years old at the time of his disappearance, and was an employee at the same No-Frills Supermarket where his body was found.
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Health Nut is located in a shopping center, and is a very no-frills type of place that I would be shocked to spot a KarJenner in.
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Mixing freak shows and no-frills competition was Pride's bread and butter, and Rizin Fighting Federation and Bellator have run with the same formula to different extents.
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Steinhoff, headquartered in Stellenbosch near Cape Town, added Britain's Poundland, U.S. unit Mattress Firm and Australia's Fantastic to its portfolio of no-frills retail assets last year.
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Super Duper BurgerThere are many great burgers in SF, but when it comes to straight up no-frills, always-delivers burger goodness, Super Duper is a ringer.
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Tesla denied at the time that the no-frills version was not available and said on Thursday a model was always available below the cut-off price.
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The President's reforms have inspired one of the country's most enduring and popular hashtags - #WhatWouldMagufuliDo - as social media users mimic his no-frills approach for comic effect.
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All I remember is the band tearing through a six-song set of pure goddamn sunshine, no frills, no routines, just hooks and riffs and perfect melodies.
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And yet to watch him play was to see a hard-working, no-frills footballer with none of the preening entitlement or theatrical stroppiness of his peers.
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Pros: Simple, no-frills helmet that doesn't get in the way of driving funCons: Open-face design might not be sufficient for events with higher safety requirements
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The small-store format will reduce the retailer's overhead costs and its no-frills approach means customers will bag their own groceries and there's reduced labor costs.
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Delta and American are taking their no-frills basic economy tickets international and will be charging for checked luggage for some of the cheapest coach-class tickets.
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The 20 billion euro no-frills airline will meet its full-year profit goal, despite a rostering mess that led to the cancellation of thousands of flights.
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The set, by Mark Wendland, is as no-frills as Broadway gets, consisting entirely of two tables and two chairs, with a single pillow introduced midway through.
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Toyota's monthly sales jumped 20.5 percent, while France's Renault posted a 17.6 percent increase in group registrations powered by strong demand for its no-frills Dacia lineup.
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"We usually prefer our music pure, without decorative frills and without visuals," explained Mr. Rauch, 58, in an interview in the Bayreuth opera house's backstage beer garden.
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You can buy a manual blood pressure kit for $22 at a drug store, while no-frills electronic cuffs can be found for around $40-$60 online.
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Largely immigrant-owned, they are the ultimate frills-free symbol of consumer access and gritty mini-embodiments of both the city's diversity and its 24/7 ethos.
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For people who want a no-frills yet effective air walker, the Gazelle Edge is the way to go — dependable, glides smoothly, and provides a good workout.
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It was, and still is, a no-frills sort of beach town where no-fuss seafood restaurants served heaping baskets of fried seafood, hush puppies and coleslaw.
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So on a recent Tuesday afternoon, he walked into Helen Nails, a no-frills salon near his boyfriend's apartment in the Highland Park neighborhood of Los Angeles.
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The overall look was structured, clean, and no frills, as Duff explained in a behind-the-scenes dress-fitting video captured by Vogue ahead of the ceremony.
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It sells at 21983 no-frills food courts that look like throwbacks to the 212s, with picnic tables, umbrellas and giant menu boards over the pickup windows.
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Launched in 2012, Fastjet offers "no frills" flights to undercut larger carriers, seeking to copy the model pioneered by Stelios-founded easyJet Plc and Ryanair Holdings Plc .
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But it's nice to have a native app, if only to deter the imitation Craigslist apps that piggyback on the popularity of the original no-frills listings.
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With frozen drinks in plastic hurricane glasses and shrimp cocktail served with Club crackers, El Cortez suggests a kind of winking nostalgia for middling, no-frills cuisine.
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This no-frills approach to cross-Atlantic travel has yielded results and it is highly unlikely that this was the first narco-submarine to reach European shores.
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A no-frills R-Sport starts at around $50,000, and even when you start pushing toward $60,000, you're getting a lot of four-door for your dollars.
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There's something about a no-frills bike that can still hold its place in a peloton crowded with oversized aero tubes, disc brakes, and other bells and whistles.
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She's also been known to spend her days off wearing nothing but a towel because she doesn't "need all the frills and the fanciness," as she puts it.
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Like everything else Outdoor Voices has come to be known for, these suits are made to get you moving, so don't expect any crazy cuts or added frills.
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West shared a peek at his homemade, black-and-white, no frills Valentine's Day card to his "babe," his wife, and his one true love: Kim Kardashian West.
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"At JetBlue, we never liked the 'no frills' approach," said JetBlue COO and President Joanna Geraghty in a note to employees that was posted on the airline's blog.
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It took away all the frills of love and made us really look at our commitment to one another and especially, in my opinion, his commitment to me.
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Sales have also benefited from a surge in European demand for the group's no-frills Dacia brand and more recently from the success of its Captur mini-SUV.
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But the bad news for flyers is that if Norwegian goes bust, the big airlines would have free rein to raise fares, presumably while keeping no-frills service.
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As one of the world's most revered money managers, Buffett is renowned for his bargain-based buying strategy and molding it into a sustainable, no-frills investing philosophy.
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The sandwich, like the rest of the Molinari's experience, is a no-frills affair—it's all about fresh bread, insanely flavorful meat, creamy mozzarella, and imported olive oil.
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After all, he is going with the no-frills approach over gourmet, so most of his sandwiches are just variations of meat and bread with very little toppings.
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With a simple interface and a no-frills design, RideAlong works everywhere from a precinct laptop to a smartphone in the field to a patrol car's dash computer.
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If you're searching for a winter coat that will keep you warm and dry without any frills, consider picking up The North Face Metropolis III Hooded Down Parka.
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Known as the Nautical Mile, this stretch of honky-tonk bars, live music venues and no-frills seafood houses long ago embraced boardwalk Americana and never let go.
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The party was clearly no-frills but irresistibly fun, proving that deep pockets, which are often considered so necessary in the Olympic world, aren't so necessary after all.
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Trader Joe's, in its zeal for low prices and lack of frills, just didn't have the equivalent of Wegman's delicious hot food stations, bakery, and take-out centers,
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Uniquely UtilitarianThis kind of functional, super-simple, no-frills clothing has been trending for a few seasons now, coming in muted colors, oversized shapes, and — sometimes — exorbitant prices.
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This price tag, of course, is especially accurate if you fancy all the frills a traditional ceremony offers — rehearsal dinner, catering, wedding cake, flowers, photographer, venue, event planner.
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Operating profit from its no-frills carriers - SilkAir, Scoot and Tigerair - rose in the year, although this only make up 27 percent of the group's total operating profit.
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At the beginning of this decade, we were still feeling the effects of these high fuel costs, and the no-frills way of flying was on the rise.
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K9 of Mine describes the Bergan Elevated Double Bowl Feeder as a sleek and modern no-frills elevated feeder that offers the ideal combination of form and function.
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Elaborate beaded lace frills dangled from the yokes of racecar leather jackets atop pleated leather pants; cropped satin and suede jackets with matching geometric miniskirts displayed embroidered skylines.
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Iowa Starting Line, a no-frills news outlet that started out as a rookie reporter and his Twitter account, is the new must-read of the 2020 campaign.
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Such no-frills models have proven a profitable way to go, especially for airlines competing with larger American carriers that have undergone rampant consolidation over the past decade.
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Raydem Ultra-Slim Backlit Keyboard Cover — $49.99 See Details As always, if you just want a no-frills, back cover case, we have one of those for you.
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If you want the Multi Mount with all of the accessories, though, it will cost you $144.96, nearly triple of what you'd pay for the no-frills version.
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The stores themselves segregate items — pink tulle maxiskirts, a metallic anorak, denim shorts, hoodies and slip dresses among them — which are generally stripped of frills for added versatility.
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Unlike Walmart (WMT) or Kroger (KR), the company has invested mainly in prices: Warehouses are "no frills," and Costco has mostly eschewed costly digital acquisitions to fuel growth.
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Post-It notes — An accident when it was invented, the Post-It, the no-frills combination of adhesive and a square piece of paper, still has no peers.
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Their comics have a no-frills sketchbook-like quality: this allows us to focus on the enlightening dialogue rather than on, say, the flowers adorning a Lolita's bonnet.
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He has exhausted his severance and his unemployment insurance will run out within weeks, forcing his family to cut back or eliminate frills such as dining out and vacations.
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Shares of the no-frills airline surged close to 255 percent in 257, as of Wednesday's close, while those of most of its competitors — and the broader market — tumbled.
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Since the 27.1 is part of the Android One program, you get a no frills, no bloat installation of Android with regular security and software updates managed by Google.
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"72 Seasons – A year seen through the ancient Japanese calendar" is a no-frills, no-fuss program; it's no productivity tool for you to record upcoming tasks or events.
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Read these stories next:The Earring Style Way More Sophisticated Than Its 2000s Counterpart How To Wear The Most Popular Color Of The Year Everlane Now Makes "No Frills" Underwear
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Strip away all the frills, and Lost is the story of Dr. Jack Shephard and his journey to accepting the death of his father, his patients, and ultimately, himself.
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That's begotten both a no-frills investing philosophy as well as modest Midwestern lifestyle marked by regular trips to McDonald's, a taste for Coca-Cola and folksy business mantras.
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The San Francisco-based company said that it came up with the service when more than 60 percent of Lyft passengers requested some extra frills to their everyday rides.
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Fragmented geography, no-frills set designs, multi-layered interpretations and a solid soundtrack by composer Badalamenti — not to mention a complex plot revolving, both literally and figuratively, around dreams.
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You can watch our video demo of Duo here: Duo is best understood as a no-frills FaceTime competitor that works with Android devices instead of just Apple products.
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This no-frills car is considered one of the most important sports cars in history and has inspired everything from the Dodge Viper to the Ford Mustang Shelby GT350.
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For a while, singer opted for outfits filled with vintage inspiration and heeled Oxfords; then T-Swift began ditching the lace and frills for shorter hemlines and higher heels.
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A familiar sight on Spanish high streets, many customers have turned their back on DIA's no-frills model as the euro zone's fourth-largest economy pulled out of recession.
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Belgium's Colruyt, known for its no-frills, low-cost strategy, confirmed on Wednesday that it was an member of AgeCore and that negotiations were proceeding between AgeCore and Nestle.
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Launched in 214.6079 as a specialist in small personal loans, Capitec is now positioning itself as a fully-fledged bank with no-frills savings, insurance and credit card accounts.
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Trust me, I love wrestling and demo derbies and dog shows as much as the next guy, but sometimes it's nice to do an activity without all the frills.
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Fastjet, launched in 2012 and modelled on no-frills airlines such as easyJet Plc and Ryanair Holdings Plc , has been running short of cash for more than two years.
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It also has an e-ink display for giving you a no-frills report on how close you are to completing a daily step goal and telling the time.
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The device's funky new aesthetic is a surprise move for the relatively no-frills Kindle category, and yet it packs the longest battery of any e-reader ever made.
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Second, these no-frills carriers are deploying new aircraft that, for the first time, cut costs deep enough to make viable budget airfares on long routes with low demand.
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Did Mr. Shapiro ever expect to see Breitbart, which began as a no-frills aggregator of wire stories, prominently featured in a speech by a major-party presidential candidate?
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That no-frills philosophy has made the CEO of Berkshire one of the wealthiest individuals in the world with a net worth of over $85 billion, according to Forbes.
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Book this cabin in the woods for $141 per weekend nightThis studio is no-frills lodging, perfect for the outdoor enthusiast who wants to disconnect in order to reconnect.
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There's no annual fee, so this is a great way to earn bonus rewards on your spending while keeping costs down if you don't need lots of extra frills.
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Comfort features for children such as "My Wall" units should be included in what comprehensive policy premiums cover, with excess frills paid for by Health Savings Accounts or subsidies.
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Her process, after scouring the aisles of various 99-cent stores (her favorite is Dollar Power), is as low fi and no-frills as the fake flowers she shoots.
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He was willing to live in another no-frills walk-up if he could be in a prime neighborhood close to his workplace, but he wanted a one-bedroom.
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"The Batch is a new no-frills cannabis brand focused on delivering quality cannabis flower and pre-rolls at competitive prices," said Tilray's Chief Marketing Officer Adine Fabiani-Carter.
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TL;DR: The no-frills Dell Vostro 14 3000 laptop (1TB) is already an affordable choice, but you can get it for $2780.42 with code BIZLT2480 — a 260% savings.
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Unfortunately for Al, this week's visit to a no-frills strip mall spot is steeped in none of the barbershop's fabled camaraderie, current events catch-ups or stress release.
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He infused the airline's nascent culture with a clear set of values, like opting for efficiency over costly frills, which he felt was the only way to increase profits.
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The unabashedly no-frills trio does not offer any form of in-flight entertainment or provide support to passengers who bring their own entertainment by offering in-seat power.
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Indeed, the latest segmentation of economy fares into no-frills seats and premium seats began with Delta Air Lines and has since been adopted by American Airlines and United.
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At $123 per portion, Dinnerly strips away the frills of the traditional meal kit, opting instead to provide more basic ingredients in an attempt to appeal to picky eaters.
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Fastjet, launched in 2012 and modelled on the likes of no-frills airlines easyJet and Ryanair Holdings, has been struggling with its cash needs for the last few years.
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Fairway Market, the nearly century-old supermarket chain that is a New York institution, is known for its hard-to-find global offerings, low prices and no-frills demeanor.
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I appreciated the affordable price point and understated sense of luxury in an area filled with all kinds of hotels, ranging from no-frills motels to the Ritz-Carlton.
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Consumer Cellular sells no-frills senior-phones and offers discounted service to the AARP crowd, though its customers can also purchase iPhones and a few other higher-priced models.
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Zara opened its first store in South Africa in 2011, followed by Australian no-frills chain Cotton On, Britain's Top Shop and Forever 21 and more recently H&M.
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A familiar sight on Spanish high streets, many customers have turned their back on DIA's no-frills model as the euro zone's fourth-largest economy pulled out of recession.
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Big-money deals are getting bigger, from corporate mergers and acquisitions, to individuals buying luxury penthouses, sports teams, yachts and all-frills pilgrimages to the ends of the earth.
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For someone who wants to dab without all the frills, or even someone who doesn't want to grind up weed, this is as entry-level as you can get.
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Rather than an obvious and highly-rated best seller, most of the available no-frills dongles had only dozens of reviews and were barely holding on to four star ratings.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)The iHealth thermometer takes a no-frills approach to features to hit that $20 price point, but in this case, that's not necessarily a good thing.
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Herbert D. Kelleher, who co-founded Southwest Airlines and brought low fares and no-frills air travel to the masses, died at the age of 87, the airline said Thursday.
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Facebook includes more options and frills than Instagram and Twitter do, though a lot of the features are the same (you can cross-post between Instagram and Facebook of course).
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The mom of two — she and Gabel also share son Theodore "Theo" Norman, 9½ — says that the direction her daughter ended up steering her toward involves a lot of frills.
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I lived here years ago, when men wore frills and finery and let their hair grow into long lovelocks, before the queen's fair name was breathed upon, before the war.
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There's nothing like the memories of prom to make a grown woman cringe — the Betsey Johnson frills, the corsages, the pressure around virginity, the completely unnecessary and environmentally irresponsible Hummerzines.
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The best part about roasting maitake, or hen of the woods, mushrooms is that all those little frills and flaps on top get nice and crispy and full of flavor.
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Tiny Calendar is a no-frills, stripped-down calendar app, and it's a solid choice if you find something to like in one of its many clean and readable views.
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Located in an East Austin house turned restaurant, the no-frills local favorite has been mixing up Armodelos, a spicier take on the Michelada, to local patrons from day one.
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Frills are minimal, but the whole place has a warm, fuzzy family vibe, centered on the mythology of its namesake, Lois Brown, who founded the restaurant half a century ago.
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Hora suggests using aloe if you're looking for soothing qualities, yogurt if you want some lactic acid exfoliation, honey for more moisture, and water for an easy, no-frills mask.
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Under competitive pressure from no-frills rivals, Michelin is cutting production costs to defend profitability while raising prices to absorb higher costs of raw materials, including natural and synthetic rubber.
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But turn a corner and something new is coming off the shop floor: a compact, no-frills water purifier designed to bring clean water to struggling populations in rural Africa.
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Both chefs have achieved independent success in their 40s, and their culinary approach reflects a mature, no-frills philosophy that they couldn't help but internalize during their time at Prune.
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Later, at Giambattista Valli, Gigi Hadid walked with silver stripes of glitter traced just under her eyebrows, enhancing their arch and adding a bit of edge to the maximalist frills.
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Air travel, even in the 1970s, was a luxury, and service aboard the 747 in the early days was elaborate compared with the no-frills era of modern air travel.
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The tax code is full of guidance about depositing, trading and withdrawing investment money, which can unnecessarily drive up clients' tax bills when ignored in a cheap, no-frills approach.
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" The no-frills rap is a stark departure from some of Whack's other singles in her self-proclaimed "Whack History Month," like the silky organ-led R&B of "Wasteland.
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Cramer preferred Epic over Cerner for its top-tier status — it's been named the No. 1 software suite by Klas Research for eight years running — and its no-frills structure.
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While a far-cry from the no-frills rock of their earlier offerings with added synths and drastically bigger, almost arena-ready, choruses, the album's chock-full of emotional anthems.
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They occupied nearly all of the 300 seats in the brightly lit, no-frills room that looks like a high school cafeteria, with its pinkish Formica tables and folding chairs.
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The team reasoned that these animals might have relied more on feather displays for sexual signalling, rather than investing energy in frills, crests, or horns observed in their larger relatives.
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BERLIN — Most people who arrive by plane in Germany's capital land at Berlin Tegel Airport, an austere, hexagonal airport beloved by locals for its no-frills aesthetic and efficient design.
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By the late '60s, the group's laid-back, no-frills approach drew folk and rock luminaries like Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and the Byrds to Nashville to record with them.
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The label has been a driving force behind dematerializing the old walls between traditionally "male" or "female" clothes, putting boys on the runway in sheer blouses, frills and floral suits.
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"I was about ready to move back to Arizona when I met Nick," said Ms. Langham–Schwartz, who was living in a no-frills Harlem one-bedroom at the time.
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Most airlines in the United States currently put 30 inches of space between rows in economy class, though some no-frills airlines like Spirit put only 28 inches between seats.
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Two federal banking regulators have in recent weeks proposed adjustments that could ease a stringent, no-frills bank capital requirement, much disliked on Wall Street, called the supplementary leverage ratio.
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The private label strategy helps it keep prices low, along with charging for bags, and keeping displays no frills with the original shipping boxes holding the inventory in the stores.
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In a strip mall on the edge of Beachwood Canyon, near the entry ramp to the 101 freeway, the super-cozy, no-frills establishment makes you feel immediately at home.
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Colruyt, known for its no-frills, low-cost strategy, confirmed on Wednesday it was a member of the AgeCore buying group and that talks were ongoing between AgeCore and Nestle.
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It's a 2 x 12 (two 12-inch speakers) combo—"no frills, just pure beefy tone," that's capable of clean sounds and can handle pushes from the heaviest of pedals.
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ProCase Leather Folio Stand Cases — starting at $19.99 See Details If by "no frills," you really mean none at all, this shock absorbent case by Hocase is a great choice.
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To the purist, London Dry is and always will be the eye of the gin storm—calm, clean, and uncluttered, whatever the fads and the frills that swirl around it.
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Knifepoint has no frills and no production frippery; its effectiveness derives partly from its minimalism, and the way creator Soren Narnia allows the silence to fill your mind with terror.
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From now until November 16, Venus is out of her usual comfort zone of diplomacy, sweetness, pearls, and frills—instead, Venus is in Scorpio's realm of mystery, shadow, latex, and leather.
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"Dinosaurs weren't shy about sexual signaling, all those bells and whistles, horns, crests, and frills, and yet we just haven't had a reliable way to tell males from females," she continued.
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Though Linkkle is a lot more 'no frills' (not least because it's an MVP); right now it's really just offering a way to collapse access to multiple links into one link.
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His wife, Midori, greets diners as they don slippers and sit at a no-frills, 215-seat wooden counter with views of the master at work on a ball of dough.
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Mr Price, known for its no-frills clothing and furniture stores, said market conditions were tough but it expects to perform better in the second half of the new financial year.
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South Korea's six no-frills carriers saw the number of passengers using international routes quadruple to 20.3 million in 2017 from 4.9 million in 2013, according to South Korea's transport ministry.
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The unannounced, no-frills NYE celebration was supposed to be a rallying cry against hate, and a plea for the acceptance of LGBTQ communities, of which has been a longtime supporter.
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Both IAG and Lufthansa also have separate low-cost subsidiaries–Level and Eurowings–to ensure that that their no-frills services do not damage the image of their more premium brands.
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More than 350m people, over half of them women, have benefited from the government's effort to open no-frills bank accounts, and most people now have an official means of identification.
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Still, if you're an iPhone user looking for a no-frills reader to stay informed and Apple News and Flipboard just don't cut it, Microsoft's product may be worth your time.
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The track that really caught my ear is "I Need Ya." That drone-like bass line gets you right in the gut while the no frills percussion relentlessly moves things along.
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I sell dumplings which, in the Chinese culinary tradition, is no-frills fare that's enjoyed at home (usually made by your grandma) or bought at a grocery store for a discount.
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The full-service operator, which provides complimentary refreshments on flights, will compete directly on those routes with no-frills Ryanair, whose cheapest flights in May cost about 25 pounds one way.
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The second unit will comprise 67 stores under the company's Smart Foodservice banner, which sell goods in a no-frills warehouse format to other food businesses such as restaurants and caterers.
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No-frills Icelandic airline Wow Air just announced a major travel deal: $199 one-way fares from Los Angeles and San Francisco to cities in Europe, reports the San Francisco Gate.
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Working with Robert Hood and Jimmy Edgar was a no-brainer for the trio, Hood's minimal morphing trips and Edgar's shimmering, futuristic house were blueprints for ItaloJohnson's tight, no-frills techno.
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Delta, its European partners, and their rivals are adding no-frills fares that charge passengers to check luggage, an effort to compete with low-cost competitors such as Norwegian Air Shuttle.
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It's a minimalist approach that strips out all the unnecessary frills and focuses on the components that are most important to a smooth VR experience, centering on that AMD graphics card.
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U.S. carriers, stung by previous efforts to set up low-cost units in the 0003s, have introduced new, no-frills fare classes that let passengers pay for extras while booking online.
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Its value proposition is to provide acceptable-quality goods, most of which are private-label, at the lowest possible price, with no frills, minimal advertising, and a utilitarian in-store experience.
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"Global automakers have largely focused on more expensive segments instead of the no-frills market that local Chinese brands have targeted," said James Chao, Asia-Pacific managing director at consultant IHS.
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"Tell Me Why" topics have included American's rationale behind adding certain routes, the introduction no-frills basic economy fares, or why it decided not to hedge fuel even as costs rose.
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Currently operating from bases in Tanzania and Zimbabwe, Fastjet has aspired to undercut larger carriers by offering "no frills" services, replicating a model pioneered by European airlines like easyJet and Ryanair.
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But beyond the frills, the film triumphs because of its ability to get in-depth with the bands and key personnel, who use their most colorful anecdotes to paint the picture.
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Don't be put off by the no-frills decor — we're sure you'll be wowed by their $12 Cornish hen (yes, an entire hen) with two sides, and their mouthwatering sandwich plates.
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Go easy on pink, frills, and general froufrouI've found I've needed to tread much more carefully with pink, glitter, lace, or any shades or textures that make me feel too girly.
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Which is why the no-frills and moderately priced Essie nail polish is, delightfully, a bit of an anomaly: Kate Bosworth, Elle Fanning, and Katie Holmes all swear by the stuff.
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Donald J. Trump and Republicans in Congress would go in the direction of less government, reducing federal regulation and requirements so insurance would cost less and no-frills options could proliferate.
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Rocket experts say four of the new North Korean engines, clustered at the base of a space vehicle, would be powerful enough to hurl a no-frills payload to the moon.
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Shoprite, which is 16 percent owned by retail tycoon Christo Wiese, has grown from 8 supermarkets in 1979 to a no-frills mass-market grocer with operations in 15 African countries.
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The Bullitt has a good time with its king-of-'60s-cool muse, and as Belfast re-emerges, guests who want fun with no frills are set up to play, too.
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It's not the most powerful stove, and it lacks frills like push-button ignition, but it's capable of holding a low flame, simmering soups, and cooking scrambled eggs without browning them.
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Huang has taken this lesson to heart and applied it to every aspect of his restaurant Baohaus, which serves home-style Taiwanese-Chinese food in a no-frills graffiti-decked space.
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The latest owner is the investment firm Indigo Partners, which is run by Bill Franke, who is credited with being the chairman who turned around Spirit Airlines, another no-frills airline.
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Turns out, Petch is almost nothing like the glamorous cheerleader she plays on TV, and instead prefers a minimal, no-frills approach to beauty — something she has to defend on the regular.
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When it comes to a no-frills person, it's a better bet to wrap a gift they'll actually use, no matter how much you want to give them that sparkly body oil.
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Galloway got hooked on the forward-facing sport in the 2690s, before the advent of the sports bra, when all you needed to run was a simple, no-frills pair of sneaks.
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What sets him apart is the no-frills approach he brings to his work, and the adaptability that has allowed him to push his career – and now, Intel itself – in unexpected directions.
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Case in point: Loincloth, the Southern Lord-backed instrumental quartet who specializes in impenetrably dense acrobatics marked by sinew, economy, and hypercomplex time signatures that consistently avoid baroque frills and cartoonish machismo.
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This should a boon for services like Substack and apps like Sendy that strip away some of the MailChimp frills but are fairly agnostic when it comes to what you can post.
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While Markle's sheath dress still falls under the royal appropriate friendly - you won't find any frills here - her dress hue is undoubtedly more trend-driven than anything she's worn in the past.
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While Aldi and Lidl's format and service may be no-frills, their nicely packaged private labels try to send a message that lower quality is not the reason for the lower price.
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At the same time, JetBlue is gearing up to offer low, no-frills fares next year that could charge travelers for advanced seat assignments and put them in the last boarding group.
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Soren Skou, chief executive of Maersk, argues that it was a mistake for his firm to spend the past decade focusing so much on no-frills container freight between China and Europe.
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Nerf Rebelle Truepoint BlasterWith a $10 price point you'd assume the Rebelle Truepoint blaster would be as no frills as it gets as far as all the new Nerf Accustrike blasters go.
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But while short-haul, ultra-low-cost carriers like Spirit and Europe's Ryanair and easyJet have been offering no-frills service for decades, airlines like Wow Air are a relatively new breed.
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And as much as we enjoy a simple potato bun and pounded patty classic from a no-frills fast food joint, we love to look at (and eat) the snazzier stuff, too.
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The headset looks a lot like Google's second-generation Daydream View, but with no-frills gray plastic instead of soft upholstery, as well as a volume rocker and power button on top.
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LIUZHOU, China (Reuters) - General Motors has enjoyed first-mover advantage in China's cheap, no-frills car market as foreign rivals focused on selling higher-end cars in the country's wealthier mega-cities.
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Bloomingdale's fondness for frills was still in evidence a year ago, when she wore a scarlet evening dress with outsize belled sleeves, girlishly bowed at the shoulders, to Vanity Fair's Oscars party.
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India's government in October outlined plans to boost regional aviation connectivity by forcing airlines to fly to smaller cities and reopening many of the country's 350 disused airstrips as "no-frills" airports.
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This no-frills horror film about a murderous psycho who terrorizes people unlucky enough to wander into his corner of California hill country has no fancy special effects or supernatural goings-on.
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Model Candace Watson found "the ruffles on the collar" to be both stylish and flattering (ditto to the belted, extended frills of the yellow dress, which she says helped "define [her] curves.").
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The Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter shared his vision for a simple, no-frills boat with the designers, who delivered a fully customized, 1920s-style runabout that is both sleek and sturdy.
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"They do a really good job and they don't really get credit for it," she told me, adding that it's a no-frills, affordable, and tasty meal—as N.C. barbecue should be.
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Albrecht, who passed away in 2014, based his supermarket chain's success on a no-frills strategy similar to Wal-Mart's in America, and there are now over 10,000 stores in 18 countries.
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The Warriors, with the sort of single-minded focus that drove them to the N.B.A. championship last season, committed themselves to a no-frills dribbling drill, working their way around those cones.
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I was missing my favorite no-frills neighborhood breakfast spot right about then, one that serves you buttermilk pancakes the size of your face, meat, and eggs for a total of $12.
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Raw-bar fare and comfort food like grilled shrimp tacos, pulled chicken empanadas, and pretzels with house-made beer cheese will be served in a no-frills industrial space with communal seating.
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But on a bright morning in early fall, she tucked her leopard-print high heels under the table at the no-frills offices of the American Civil Liberties Union in Lower Manhattan.
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Given Daniel's age, good health, and entrepreneurial ambitions, what he needs from health insurance is a no-frills, affordable policy that protects him in the event of an accident or unexpected illness.
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Part of the reason was simple economics: The $99 "Get Er Done" special, a deal that promised speed, convenience and a no-frills "say your vows and be married" ceremony was popular.
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The no-frills Kent is the antithesis of the trendy cinema scene, where theaters have started to resemble restaurants (with burgers and beers) or first-class cabins on airplanes (cushy, reclining seats).
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Similar to the cases we saw in the "no frills" section above, this case features a hard back and a trifold cover that can be bent back for hands-free iPad use.
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Travelers flying on basic economy tickets had been banned from bringing carry-on bags, filled with clothing or other necessities, on board when the restrictive, no-frills fares launched in early 2017.
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His career choice, he said, was sparked by Jacques Becker's "Falbalas," or "Paris Frills," a 1945 drama film about the workings of a couture house that starred Ms. Marshall's mother, Micheline Presle.
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Besides Douai, they included a van plant in Sandouville, France; a small-car plant in Slovenia; the no-frills Dacia plant in Pitesti, Romania; and a factory shared with Nissan in Chennai, India.
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LG's pre-CES announcements have so far been high on technology and low on frills, but today the company goes the other way by issuing a new color for its flagship V30 smartphone.
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Houseparty's no-frills group video chat has proven popular with teens, functioning as a casual online hangout similar to the way that AOL Instant Messenger did in the late '90s and early 2000s.
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At the same time, it also may be Los Angeles' first bonafide bodega, as it's the first no-frills sandwich shop in the city that will be open until 3 AM every day.
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Design wise the Mi VR steps up from the 'no-frills' looking Mi VR Play — but Xiaomi looks to have taken more than a little inspiration from Sony's PlayStation VR. [gallery ids="1406385,1406383,1406382"]
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Hemsworth's Thor processes (or refuses to process) his pain by wasting away into a demigod with a dad bod, while Johansson takes Romanov — usually the dependable, no-frills assassin — into quiet, stoic suffering.
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They made it clear that she would be buying in the kind of no-frills building where neighbors took packages for one another — a point she now emphasizes when interviewing other prospective buyers.
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But the last Chevrolet Cruze rolled off the Lordstown assembly line on March 6—a no-frills white model that workers draped in an American flag and posed behind for a last photo.
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Spirit, based in South Florida, has been known for its cheap flights and no-frills passenger experience, as well as its unconventional, and often sexually provocative, marketing campaigns over the last few years.
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But Schueller notes that the The Ordinary's business model, which includes no-frills packaging and little-to-no advertising (much less a celebrity spokesperson) are other factors that may keep the price down.
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Pocket Samurai Titanium Keychain Knife — $29.99 See Details Wolftac Folding Knife The Wolftac is a no-frills 440 stainless steel drop point blade, folding knife that's designed to be used with either hand.
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Animator and film director, Anna Ginsburg partners with Freddy Taylor to create a no-frills website, Spin the Aub, which features a simple interface and a customized spot for the deliciously cheeky aubergine.
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But the movie, directed by Sofia Coppola, is more than a parade of frills; it's a humanizing character portrait (Kirsten Dunst plays the title role) and a critique of social norms and rituals.
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In the past decade, Dr. Kunyiha's diabetes practice has quadrupled, and most days, her brightly lit, no-frills waiting room at the Aga Khan hospital in Nairobi, Kenya's capital, is standing room only.
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The initiative called for a no-frills expansion, extending eligibility to 138 percent of the federal poverty level ($17,13 for an individual, $29,400 for a family of three), as written in the ACA.
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He has bought a few houses in Cuba but is hardly living the high life — like all other Granma players, he shares a no-frills hotel room with a teammate on game days.
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A retailing empire built on no frills and low prices, Walmart is using Jet to entice millennials and young families with trendy, premium products like Big Gay Ice Cream and Dr. Martens shoes.
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Before a recent tourism surge elevated Croatia to the top rungs of European beach destinations, hotels along the Dalmatian coast had lingering whiffs of socialism in their dusty design and no-frills vibes.
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Starting with a banal enough image — something automotive like a roadside billboard — he abstracts it nearly beyond recognition, ornaments it with colors and frills, and, most important, excises it from its ordinary context.
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There are no other sci-fi frills (and probably some plot holes as a result, but who cares!), since as Tim's father (Bill Nighy) notes, they can't change anything outside their own lives.
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Five and a half hours of no-frills bloviating on the air in his trademark "New Yawkese," followed by another five hours of focused game-watching into the small hours of the night.
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Now consider my father's drastically no-frills approach relative to the sticker shock of La Prairie's $90 facial foaming cleanser, $90 on something that is literally meant to be rinsed down the drain.
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Their vision, a lost-in-time camp brimming with Pendleton-style blankets, creaky cots and cookouts (strictly D.I.Y., there is no restaurant) is manna to those drawn to no-frills, old-fashioned fun.
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In the past three years, Norwegian, one of Europe's biggest low-cost airlines, has quietly established a beachhead in the trans-Atlantic market by offering low-fare, no-frills service on long-haul flights.
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Flamboyant costumes have long been a part of metal's outsized history, but Tribulation's baroque image is unique in that it doesn't actually telegraph how aggressive their music can be—the frills belie the vitriol.
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The airline is a no-frills budget carrier, that offers low airfares, some below $100 one way, and charges passengers for everything else, such as seat assignments, carry-on baggage and food and beverages.
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For Tracy, she finds the difference between glorifying versus destigmatizing in her blogs by keeping them grounded in reality, entrenched in her experiences without adding frills and leaning in whenever it gets too uncomfortable.
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And he says, "haanh, it's like a dhaba," using the Urdu/Punjabi word for a highway food stall, where you can expect no-frills, sometimes fantastic food and interesting conversation, but not much else.
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The airline will aim to fill a niche in the American market by offering low-cost direct services between smaller airports, while providing more comfort and perks than the country's no-frills budget airlines.
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They lean heavily into these old comforts, but this quintet's undeniably raucous and no-frills songs, like their debut single "One Way Ticket," are proof that carefree simplicity can be just engaging as experimentation.
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This Credit Card Company is Sending a Strong Buy Signal Combined they represent a subset of the industry best known as budget airlines that has attracted customers with no frills and lower price points.
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Manufacturers have proposed new models that look less like jeepneys and more like—whisper it—minibuses, with such frills as side entrances, individual forward-facing seats, air-conditioning, automated fare collection and security cameras.
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The Neo Art displays have humble specs, being LCD panels with 1920 x 1080 resolution and no additional frills like embedded speakers or a webcam, but their picture looks attractive and vibrant in person.
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The wired Astro A10 headset, the cheapest headset the company's ever produced, is a solid budget buy with respectable audio performance and no-frills design that comes with red, blue, or green color accents.
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So does acknowledging that supportive and low-cost housing often has to be all the more beautiful, full of even more community amenities and architectural frills than a plain old market rate apartment building.
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A familiar sight on Spanish high streets, DIA has failed to lure back consumers who turned their back on its no-frills model as the euro zone's fourth-largest economy pulled out of recession.
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It's a low-frills way to prepare for those uncomfortable questions that pop up in so many interviews, offering suggested answers as well as the details you should have ready to back those up.
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The wide world of vaporizing various forms of cannabis can be a bit overwhelming, so if you're looking for something without a ton of frills, buttons, and options, the Era is a perfect gift.
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The no-frills presentation of the group, along with the success of singles "Smooth Operator" and " Your Love Is King," would make the album a hit and its follow-ups critical and commercial successes.
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American, Delta and United scrambled to keep up, slashed comforts and amenities, and introduced their own no-frills budget fare class to compete with Spirit and Frontier, which turned out to be rather lucrative.
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With a neutral color palette featuring light wood, leather and bungee cord accents, dark industrial fixtures, and wooden pegs lining the walls, the room felt like a stripped-down, no-frills version of glamping.
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They reportedly didn't want to spend money on decorations — which might explain the no-frills look the store still has today — on advertising, or on inventory that wasn't moving — they cut whatever wasn't selling.
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TechSweat, built for severely sweaty, no-frills workout classes, gets its namesake from OV's relatively new TechSweat material: breathable, sweat-wicking, surprisingly cool-to-the-touch, and extremely pliable thanks to four-way stretch.
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The water there was so calm and clear that we could spot the blood-orange frills of a lion's mane jellyfish pulsing under the surface, and a seal's wake from several hundred yards out.
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It offers a single "no-frills" bank account with low fees, as well as unsecured loans to customers including low-income borrowers, but steers clear of the more complex financial products offered by rivals.
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Joseph DeNardi, an airline industry analyst at the investment company Stifel, also noted that in the United States, no-frills carriers like Spirit had not aimed to win business away from their biggest rivals.
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C-Span, the no-frills public affairs network, became a spontaneous town square for everyday Americans who lit up the channel's phone lines, compelled to share deeply personal reactions to what they had seen.
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His vision for the airline — one that reshaped the industry — centered on using more fuel-efficient, low-cost planes to reduce fares and challenging his employees to provide no-frills service without lowering standards.
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They came interspersed with faded jeans paired with over-the-knee shearling-lined boots, sweeping capes and giant feral furs, as well as buttoned-up silk midi dresses with discreet frills here and there.
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" Reviewing the artist's first solo show, "Being Here," at Wallspace in 2004, Roberta Smith wrote in The New York Times that Mr. Pendleton's "text-based works bring a no-frills simplicity to interactive art.
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The local grocery chain Fairway, known for its no-frills atmosphere and extensive selection of items like cheese and seafood, had filed for bankruptcy — not just for the first time, but for the second.
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GELENDZHIK, Russia (Reuters) - The Nordic nations of Sweden, Iceland and Denmark have nothing to be ashamed of for playing no-frills football at the World Cup, former Sweden international Hakan Mild has told Reuters.
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Similarly, drinks and meals aren't cheap, but they're vastly superior to any of the overpriced tourist spots nearby, which is the same argument I'd make for this hotel over a no-frills chain nearby.
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"We're going with a no-frills approach because we're looking at water as a basic problem and a basic commodity ... and as a result, we needs basic technology to solve this problem," Pong said.
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Although no-frills airlines have proved profitable, with low fuel prices and rampant consolidation among larger American carriers, Mr. Buffett himself is unlikely to take part — he maintains his dislike for initial public offerings.
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Carrefour Brasil, like arch rival GPA, owned by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, has made a significant bet on the cash-and-carry format, a no-frills wholesale-style shopping experience for final customers.
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Both have introduced amenities for drivers once unheard-of in a no-frills industry, but Uber's showstopping center and incentives underscore how the deep-pocketed newcomer has become the behemoth in a crowded field.
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After a few years of decent profits, in 2012 Norwegian ordered 222 new planes that together cost several times its own value, and announced its new "no-frills" long-haul routes to America and Asia.
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LIUZHOU, China/BEIJING (Reuters) - By many measures, General Motors' China brand Baojun has been an exceptional success story, growing at breakneck speed by selling low-cost no-frills vehicles in smaller cities and rural areas.
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With pizza serving as a go-to, no frills meal for so many Americans, it's also no surprise that a few slices would be the preferred post-coitus meal for a no-strings-attached encounter.
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Mr Price, known for its no-frills clothing and furniture stores, said a tough retail environment in South Africa, highlighted by a constrained consumer spending, had hit performance in the 18 weeks to Aug. 3.
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Now 30, he's found success with Sidebar, a dimly-lit bar with a backyard and no frills that's played host to the A$AP Mob and LA's the Do Over since it opened in 2014.
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Apple's operating system became much flatter with the introduction of iOS 7, meaning it lost some of its frills like 3D-like effects on apps and other examples of skeuomorphism, and instead favored elegant simplicity.
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Cutting out all the frills of traditional facials that take up hours of your day was right up my alley – I'm always anxious to get the show on the road after just a few minutes.
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For instance American Airlines, the world's biggest carrier, has just announced that it is bringing basic economy—a fare class that excludes frills such as a checked-baggage allowance or seat selection—to international flights.
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Since no brand epitomizes that kind of no-frills fashion quite like our tried-and-true fave AG, we're giving away $1,000 to shop the brand's latest collection, right in time for the new season.
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Renault has already begun assembling its no-frills Sandero compact in Iran, in addition to the original Logan saloon, and aims to introduce more models such as its Clio small car and Captur mini-SUV.
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Nearly 10 years later, on January 24, contractors replacing a 12-foot-high freezer unit at the No Frills Supermarket where Murillo-Moncada used to work found a body behind it, ABC 7 News reported.
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All the newcomers apply a rigid no-frills philosophy to keep costs down: legroom is miserly, on-board entertainment is minimal to non-existent, and optional perks like food and checked luggage attract hefty surcharges.
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So airlines competed not over who could offer the cheapest, no-frills fares but over who could offer the best-dressed flight attendants, the most scrumptious Chateaubriand on the plane and the best terminal experience.
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Plush is the last bastion of dance music in Austin, a tiny no-frills club on Red River that serves as home base for attendees with an interest in house, techno, and… screaming punk singers?
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The prairie trend consists of romantic ruffles and frills, floral-prints, high necklines, and puffy sleeve silhouettes, all mixed with a bohemian vibe that continues to grow and develop as it re-emerges each season.
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Named after founder Collier Albright's grandfather, Grumps cooks its no-frills burgers at medium well, all served with mustard, lettuce, tomato, pickle and onion, including the signature burger, Queso Burger, which is topped with queso.
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Mr Price, known for its no-frills clothing and furniture stores, posted diluted headline earnings per share of 1,075 cents for the year-ended March 31, versus 887.9 cents in the corresponding period last year.
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"They're going to be all over him," Mr. Sosa said one afternoon, watching Mr. Taylor train at Sweatbox, a no-frills gym in Sunset Park founded by an alumnus of the Cops and Kids program.
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A camo baby-doll gown bubbled at the hem and ruched at the sleeves dipped low in front to reveal a lace bra and flounced out over skinny black leggings hemmed in silk-satin frills.
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Even calling them plays can seem like a stretch as they mostly take an ax (in "The Invention of Tragedy," that ax is literal, if rubber) to frills like plot and character and basic grammar.
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These no-frills stores have become a refuge for people left behind by the economic recovery, including laid-off workers, middle-class families facing rising living costs and recent college graduates burdened by huge loans.
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Travel sites, including fare search-and-comparison like Hipmunk and Booking Holdings unit Kayak, have recently unveiled new features that aim to highlight what exactly passengers are getting when they buy a "no-frills" fare.
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Joseph W. Rogers, a founder of Waffle House, the restaurant chain that achieved a kind of cultural renown with its no-frills menu, attentive service and round-the-clock hours, died on Friday in Atlanta.
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Mr. Fink has always professed to be agnostic as to whether a client bought a no-frills exchange-traded fund tracking low volatility stocks or an expensive mutual fund investing in small United States companies.
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Slayer never had any use for the acoustic interludes or concessions to melody that the rest of the Big Four incorporated into their material, and Westbrook's playing is just as no-frills as Slayer's songwriting.
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ECOVACS DEEBOT Slim2 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner — $63 See Details Designed for people who are always on the go, the Cresuer Touchwave headphones are a pair of no-frills yet robust earbuds perfect for an active lifestyle.
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Steinhoff, on its own spending spree for no-frills furniture and general merchandise assets in Europe, bought Poundland for $800 million, a deal analysts said would be a prelude to an overhaul at the British retailer.
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A couple of months ago I reviewed the $130 Kobo Clara HD, which offers few frills and, frankly, inferior build quality, but a beautiful screen and color temperature-adjustable frontlight, which is really worth paying for.
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In the middle of a tropical downpour the pair tuck into a no-frills restaurant in the outskirts of Hanoi for a bowl of Bun Cha — a Vietnamese pork and noodle dish — and a cold beer.
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The sources said problems emerged after Nissan began deploying the no-frills cars in 2014 in small markets such as Indonesia, India, Russia and South Africa where it also sells vehicles under its mainstay Nissan brand.
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Nicki and Kenneth are following the blueprint of Justin and Hailey -- no-frills nuptials, followed by a church service and blowout celebration -- so it's a good bet Pastor Lydia will continue to be involved moving forward.
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Despite being a no-frills version of Turtle Beach's high-end offerings, the Recon 50 has features including an adjustable boom microphone, in-line volume controls and full-range speakers that deliver surprisingly good stereo sound.
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Every indication says the 2019 Oscars will be a no-frills affair that will settle into a stupefying rhythm earlier than usual: "We were hired to deliver a shortened show," Gigliotti told The New York Times.
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Hyundai plans to build a compact, no-frills SUV at its planned factory in Changzhou starting in November 2017, and a subcompact SUV at its new Chongqing factory in 2018, two of the sources told Reuters.
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The four bids that New York is pitching Amazon on — including areas upstate and in the city — just aren't enough, so New York is also going for frills and extra decorations to pretty up its proposal. .
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Less clear is to what extent the identities of the two airlines - with Emirates' brand built on luxury and frills that include onboard showers in the A380, and flydubai's reputation built on discount tickets - will converge.
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New businesses have sprung up offering no-frills funerals for $803,280 to $21,2112.2600, but other costs can add up, including the hundreds of dollars it may cost to bury the urn at a temple or cemetery.
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Whether you're looking for a no-frills basic security camera or a full-fledged, feature-packed model to enjoy a video chat experience, we've got the best pet camera options to help ease your separation anxiety.
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Following a few years of decent profits, from 2013 Norwegian launched new "no-frills" long-haul routes to America, Asia and Argentina after having placed orders for 222 new jets costing several times its own value.
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It's a little ironic, given that his forthcoming LP is called Malibu, and that it incorporates old surf film and radio show samples with his raw, Sam Cooke-kissed vocals and no-frills West Coast rhymes.
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Mr Price, known for its no-frills clothing and furniture stores, posted diluted headline earnings per share of 1,13 cents ($0.0847) for the year-ended March 31, versus 887.9 cents in the corresponding period last year.
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Shoprite, which is 17-percent owned by retail tycoon Christo Wiese, has grown from eight supermarkets in 1979 to a no-frills mass-market grocer with operations in 15 African countries including two stores in Uganda.
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Sales of the last two no-frills models made specifically for India - the Etios sedan and the Liva hatchback - were lackluster as customers criticized the company for compromising on quality and finish to keep costs low.
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During an earnings call later Thursday, executives will likely address the rollout of the airline's no-frills basic economy product, which in exchange for giving up certain perks like seat selection gives passengers a lower fare.
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On the second floor of a no-frills Japanese bar in the indie neighborhood of Haji Lane, Nez launched a monthly party called Drop Shots at the end of 2014 but size constraints restricted large turnouts.
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Indeed, 113-year-old Fiona Frills, who has 800,000 YouTube subscribers, said it was an easy decision to launch her own skincare line when she couldn't find clean products on Sephora or Ulta for her acne.
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Fare growth, which has proven elusive, has led Delta and others to take launch new classes of service, including basic economy, a no-frills product that airline executives say aims to compete with low-cost airlines.
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The largest U.S. airline is expanding its no-frills basic economy class and making other changes in the domestic premium cabin that "will drive higher returns and stronger unit revenue," wrote analyst Jamie Baker on Wednesday.
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Shaken and Stirred When John Sartor came back from the Vietnam War, he and a buddy opened a bar in Cliffside Park, N.J., called R. Jay's Pub, a no-frills hangout for his family and friends.
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On any given day, you can find a hodgepodge of people in K.T. Shop who definitely don't mind its lack of frills or the fact that they have to pack into the tiny space like sardines.
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Unlike many other joints wallowing in Queens' newfound culinary hype, King David's is a no-frills local spot that seems to have only one goal in mind: making just a few things, and making them right.
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Mr Price, known for its no-frills clothing and furniture stores, posted diluted headline earnings per share (HEPS) of 1,142.3 cents for the year ended March 30, compared with 1,075 cents in the year-ago period.
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Attendance really swelled after Hurricane Maria in September 2017; because Bonanza had a generator still on hand from Hurricane Irma, the no-frills, open-air bar was one of few places in the neighborhood with power.
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LOS ANGELES — Nicholas Hoult laced up his black Adidas sneakers, grabbed an orange jump rope and found a spot in the alleyway behind Trinity Boxing Club, a no-frills gym behind Melrose Boulevard in Los Angeles.
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As a child, he often lingered over soup at Happy Beef Noodle, a no-frills storefront opened by veterans of the Kuomintang's Nationalist Army who had fled to Taiwan after the Communists' victory in mainland China.
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The limited-frills, non-doorman building also has low common charges, about $600 a month, another plus, said Mr. Papa, who moved in last month with his wife, Patricia Cury, 33, and their infant son, Matteo.
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Despite coming with no frills, like feathers or catnip, the toy has racked up over 3,400 positive reviews from shoppers who say it's the only cat toy that keeps their cat swatting and playing for hours.
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If you're looking for a well-made, no-frills, no-nonsense mouse pad and ten dollars is what you're willing to spend, the SteelSeries QcK is the best one you're going to find at this price.
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The unusual national conversation is thanks to Greggs: a cheap, no-frills bakery chain that has avoided the retail malaise sweeping the United Kingdom with clever marketing and by giving customers the chance to buy vegan.
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In keeping with his intended image as a no-frills guardian of the economy, Hammond will not pose for the traditional photographs where the chancellor holds aloft his red budget briefcase outside his Downing Street residence.
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Starting in April, American Airlines is taking its no-frills basic economy class to Europe, meaning travelers in the lowest level coach ticket won't get a free checked bag, seat selection or the ability to upgrade.
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While it may be easy to dismiss his no-frills construction as boring, there is an art to the standard pattern of the documentary and its use of talking heads, archival footage and photos, and explanatory graphics.
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Whether you're looking for a no-frills, basic gravity feeder or a full-fledged product to program perfectly timed and portioned meals, we've got the best automatic cat feeder options to fit your—and your kitty's—needs.
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Aldi and Lidl, with their no-frills stores, limited product assortment and low-cost model, have successfully upended the grocery market there, cutting into the sales of larger players like Tesco and Asda, Wal-Mart's UK arm.
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Anyone who has ever studied abroad or gone on a multi-stop trip to Europe knows that it's relatively easy to travel within Europe on the cheap, thanks to no-frills budget airlines like EasyJet and RyanAir.
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The new designation, known as "basic economy" to the airlines and derided as "last class" by their customers, is an attempt to compete with the low fares on profitable no-frills carriers such as Spirit and Frontier.
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But Chromecast does provide a model for how Google might go about delivering gaming experiences to a TV. For one, it's a no-frills package that plugs in through one port and stays out of the way.
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Looking to reduce waste and costs amid the ruins of post-war Germany, the brothers established a no-frills model at their discount store, selling only non-perishable goods at cheap prices from the small, nondescript shop.
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The archive isn't particularly useful — at the moment, it has no search function, so you'll likely want to export your tweets to a desktop file as well — but it works well enough as a no-frills archive.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince William has taken a commercial no-frills flight to visit his grandmother Queen Elizabeth, winning plaudits and favorable comparisons to his brother Harry after the younger sibling was criticized for using private jets.
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QUEBEC CITY (Reuters) - WestJet Airlines Ltd's new no-frills carrier Swoop said on Wednesday that most of its passengers are either new or infrequent flyers, helping the Canadian company's two airlines avoid competing for the same passenger.
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Featuring Tom Hanks as Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, the pilot who executed the remarkable 2009 water landing that became known as the "Miracle on the Hudson," Eastwood has delivered a no-frills affair, almost to a fault.
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The no-frills 3.4 x 3.4 x 3.0-inch black cube is intended to blend effortlessly with your TV, soundbar, A/V receiver, cable box, game console, or whatever else you may have in your media center.
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Danielson says authorities believe the man went to the No Frills supermarket and climbed on top of the coolers, where he accidentally fell into an 18-inch gap between the cooler and the wall and became trapped.
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Investors will be eager to hear from Southwest executives about pressure from other no-frills carriers, as well as how the airline is faring amid the roll-out of basic economy fares on large full-service airlines.
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No-frills air travel has grown worldwide, as passengers seek out the lowest fare in exchange for perks like food, free checked baggage and seat assignments, which used to all come with the cost of a ticket.
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Depressed, he returned to Philadelphia and went to one of his favorite no-frills supermarkets, Fine Fare on West Girard Street in the beleaguered Ludlow neighborhood, and loaded a shopping cart, mostly with processed food and plastic.
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Rajan told me his machines, which a spokesperson said cost about as much as conventional garment machinery, can't do the nimble work of seamstresses when it comes to fancy outfits that have frills and layers of lace.
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When the diving business was booming, Harshana said he took a loan of $13,000 in 2017 to convert an old house into a no-frills hostel which earned him $114 a night from tourists in peak season.
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Fastjet, launched in 2012 and modelled on the likes of no-frills airlines easyJet Plc and Ryanair Holdings Plc , has been cash-strapped for more than two years due to tough conditions in its home market, Tanzania.
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As Norwegian and Wow go after travelers who are willing to forgo some convenience, the major carriers are responding by dividing up their cabins or offering no-frills options just like they have done on domestic flights.
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After the studio audience had left the building, the two hosts relaxed in a no-frills green room — part of a pokey work space located next to the studio used for local news broadcasts by WABC-TV.
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If you're in the market for such a device, we recommend checking out the Dell Vostro 23000 2299, a 2481.42-inch, no-frills business laptop that comes ready for action with the Windows 2299 Pro operating system.
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Nissan plans to achieve the objective, dubbed its "Triple One" strategy, by focusing on electric cars and Venucia, a no-frills local brand Nissan operates in China - two market segments expected to see a surge in demand.
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Southwest, the country's biggest budget airline — and the most popular carrier in America, period, as of last year — is arguably best known for its free checked bags policy, its cheery staff, and its cheap, no-frills flights.
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The no frills layout isn't the most stimulating, which could be a breath of fresh air or extremely boring — depending on if you wanted a quieter experience or if anything less than porn is like church to you.
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MSRP: $39.99Black Friday Price: $20.00 Atech USB-C Magnetic Breakaway Charging Cable — $20 See Details This no-frills charging dock may not look like much, but the convenience it offers easily makes it superior compared to standard chargers.
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