Is that something you think gets lost about Titus Andronicus?
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So often, emotional resonance gets lost in risqué studio comedies.
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This message often gets lost and misconstrued amid economic turmoil.
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She often drives out of town and sometimes gets lost.
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This often gets lost — or downplayed — in health care debates.
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I think that's a crucial point that sometimes gets lost.
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I realized that so much gets lost in translation in emails.
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TRAIN GETS 'LOST' IN ENGLAND WHEN DRIVER 'WENT THE WRONG WAY'
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But here, all the excitement and suspense gets lost in translation.
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If he gets lost or injured all he has is himself.
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"Girl at Home" gets lost on the deluxe edition of "Red."
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Though on the Adonis, it gets lost among all that comfort.
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He goes down and gets lost in a sea of ankles.
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That's one truth that kind of gets lost in the essay.
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And a lot of the subsidy just gets lost to middlemen.
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Do you worry that message gets lost on younger audience members?
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Each of us gets lost in the forest, every night, alone.
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Every once in a while, a fraction of a second gets lost.
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On Facebook, real-time content often gets lost in the filtered feed.
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Samsung tries to be everything at once, and the message gets lost.
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This is something that often gets lost in discussions of environmental regulations.
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The context that usually surrounds each style becomes secondary, or gets lost.
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The short roster of main courses on the menu nearly gets lost.
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He tells me the ringing in his ears gets lost to it.
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She gets lost in little things like vintage fabrics and brass doorknobs.
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Because we never really adjusted to so-called globalization, identity gets lost.
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Nobody ever gets lost along the way, and therefore everybody is safe.
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The Suit: She nearly gets lost in it, but ultimately takes command.
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The risk is that Carney's laudable project gets lost in the fog.
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This gets lost in the coverage, which focused on the inflammatory scandals.
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The word gets lost in translation and is not a homophobic slur.
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It's about a team that tries to reach that star, but gets lost.
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The GPS system will make sure he never (well, hardly ever) gets lost.
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She, too, drinks too much and gets lost in memories about an ex.
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When there are big partisan fights, science often gets lost in the shuffle.
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While they are visually appealing and impressive technical achievements, conceptual rigor gets lost.
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Some Democratic lawmakers recognize the potential perils if their immigration messaging gets lost.
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The skilled driver who gets lost while steering beautifully is not a model.
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Nothing gets lost in the shuffle and TicPods gives music a chance to breathe.
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So even when all else gets lost in Congress, at least hypocrisy reliably survives.
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The tools in the studio remain there so nothing gets lost along the way.
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This is the sort of truth that gets lost in shows such as Narcos.
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But there's a lot of fine-grained detail about each brain that gets lost.
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Really hone in on that curiosity — it gets lost in the day-to-day.
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I think the message is important—and sometimes, in today's music, that gets lost.
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Keep a current photo of your pet in case he/she gets lost. 8.
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The compelling interplay between human and machine gets lost, however, in Inferno's production design.
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When the federation talks about business, "soccer gets lost in the shuffle," he said.
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It ensures that nothing gets lost in translation and that no one feels neglected.
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Let's hope she gets lost somewhere on the B.Q.E. — and never shows up again.
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Even if their original purpose, actually playing your music, gets lost somewhere in translation.
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"Sometimes, I feel like the synthesis of those two positions gets lost," she said.
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But the problem in "Not Tomorrow Yet" is that the audience gets lost as well.
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Anti follows that lead, leaning so far into the haze that it almost gets lost.
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Nick Miller gets lost at the airport and never makes it to the right borough.
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Before long, Ellis gets lost in the woods with only his dog Bullet for help.
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But there is one very important difference, one that gets lost in the Watergate hoopla.
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The more human side of the conversation too often gets lost in the data melee.
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Any item that gets lost, stolen, broken, you'll get it covered up to that limit.
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"Cage" tries to do a similar thing with racial politics but gets lost in platitudes.
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That inner clock that goes off every four times I play something just gets lost.
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The location-sharing could also help you find your dog if it ever gets lost.
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"Take stock what you own so that nothing gets lost in the shuffle," Slott said.
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Bush speaks of George, her smile softens, her stare gets lost in a romantic haze.
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If the marketplaces become more like Medicaid, that's the type of experience that gets lost.
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One thing that gets lost in the popular narrative is the continued relevance of stores.
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"The history of New York gets lost sometimes and that's what this is all about."
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Or, since he never earned an Orienteering badge, hope he gets lost on the way.
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His vocals often recede so far in the mix that their inherent sweetness gets lost.
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Yeah, and sometimes the context ... I mean, almost always, the context gets lost in the mix.
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His wheelchair's wheels then lose traction in water-filled curb cuts, and then he gets lost.
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He's a smart player, sure, but he often gets lost on that end of the floor.
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The world they inhabit is not a black world, and that often gets lost on people.
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In Noelle's many efforts to strike a chord, the genuine joy of the holidays gets lost.
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It's the kind of detail that gets lost on bad speakers but rings ecstatically through headphones.
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And, of course, encryption will also protect your data if the device gets lost or stolen.
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Also, I think our humor gets lost a lot of the time in what we're doing.
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But, like Japanese and Chinese food, a bit of the tradition gets lost in the innovation.
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And the inevitable sentimental journey into lesson-learning gets lost in swamps of well-meaning equivocation.
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So what do you do if your phone gets lost, stolen or breaks when you're abroad?
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What gets lost in all the fire and fury are the ties that bind Americans together.
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We all want the same things, it&aposs just sometimes that gets lost in the noise.
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It is, though one fact gets lost in the retelling: the presence of a second rescuer.
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What gets lost in the time it takes an image to translate from eye to brain?
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This is a fundamental fact about American health care that often gets lost in our debate.
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But if his message at times gets lost in the nuance, others are lost in the simplicity.
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Yet that discussion gets lost under a mound of burp clothes, flat jokes and misplaced coping strategies.
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But poetry is what gets lost in the translation, even if this translation expresses the same ideas.
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Plus, it's a great way for non-native English speakers to ensure nothing gets lost in translation.
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"When you end up in the courts, things get volatile and the conversation gets lost," she said.
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It's like when your entire family wears neon yellow shirts to Disneyland so no one gets lost.
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But it is so enamored of them that the message gets lost en route to the screen.
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This central question too often gets lost in purely data-driven debates about private school choice programs.
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He gets lost driving around what used to be West Berlin, because he's unfamiliar with the geography.
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You have to leverage different platforms because a fireside chat just gets lost in the noise today.
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Otherwise, the entire enterprise crumbles — or, at the risk of being glib, it gets lost in space.
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Huck's storyline gets lost sometimes, when the writers go too far into the sadistic urges he has.
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What often gets lost in skateboarding photography is the idea that you're capturing more than a trick.
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But when Sarah, probably somewhere around age four, gets lost from the playground, Marie takes extreme measures.
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It can be an essential tool for recovering your device if it ever gets lost or stolen.
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If she gets lost in the marsh or picked on by the village bully, Bronze rescues her.
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"There's a lot that gets lost in the 'I'm just doing my job' shuffle," Mr. Downey said.
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So what gets lost in this conversation as well is we&aposre dealing with very sophisticated, organized smuggling.
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She gets lost — until she wanders smack into a ring of torches, held by some very unusual people.
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Later the author gets lost in stats about sexting, and the intricacies of Snapchat's Discover deals with publishers.
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That wouldn't have been my guess, but when you're not from the country it gets lost on you.
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What often gets lost when you have a persistency in underclass representation — be it women, minorities, introverts, etc.
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Much of the salty flavor gets lost in the process, leaving only smooth, creamy tones of licorice behind.
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Her story is quiet and moving; unfortunately, it gets lost in a novel jammed full of zany anecdotes.
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And it raised the question: Is a joke still funny even when its punchline gets lost in translation?
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This often gets lost in portrayals of Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, as a wild-eyed lunatic.
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Gender and culture influence the way we use apologies, and sometimes what we say gets lost in translation.
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In all the debate about how to investigate sexual assault complaints, the importance of preventing assault sometimes gets lost.
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This fact gets lost in media coverage, and was ignored by Hillary Clinton and other Democrats during the campaign.
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But what gets lost in their noise is the essential humanity that comes with experiencing disease and illness. Sen.
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A 12-year-old gets lost ... and finishes a half marathon Oh, you know, it happens all the time.
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Whenever the show feels the need to slavishly hew to the comics, it gets lost if not downright bad.
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Up to 30,000 people a day head for the "Mona Lisa", so her smile gets lost in the crush.
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He envisions including GPS tracking to make it easier to recover your scooter if it gets lost or stolen.
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In 1995, she returned as a blind girl named Bonnie who gets lost in the woods with her friends.
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The family's young son Kevin, played by actor Macaulay Culkin, gets lost in the rush and loses his ticket.
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That's also the other thing that gets lost about why the press likes him: He's interested in the press.
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"And the greatest thing now is it's on Katie's hand — so if it gets lost again it's her fault!"
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So, if my invitation to the wedding gets lost in the mail, will I be able to watch it?
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The group gets lost in the woods, the atmosphere is unnerving, and there are plenty of Blair Witch-esque scares.
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And if your kid gets lost, they can press a button on Connect Tag to send you their exact location.
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Streaming Movie Review The son of an interracial couple disappears, but something else gets lost along the way as well.
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He says this sort of personality gets lost in newer dating apps, and points to sites like OKCupid or Match.com.
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With each successive fatal shooting of an African-American by law enforcement, the human element gets lost in the shuffle.
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And I think that's another thing that gets lost with Hillary Clinton, in our easy caricatures: She's a human figure.
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"If we sacrifice that truth to a moment of excitement, that the whole endeavor kind of gets lost," Fields said.
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But what often gets lost in this discussion is what happens to the average investor — and the outcome isn't pretty.
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"We have two suitcases of tools, so we can double our chances in case our luggage gets lost," Lionhart says.
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As Vox's German Lopez has reported, this is an underappreciated fact that often gets lost in the coverage of opioids.
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If someone falls, gets lost, or has any issue in a National Park or wildlife refuge, they're on their own.
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Your ruling planet, Venus, gets lost in Neptune's fog today, leaving you feeling insecure and unsure about where things stand.
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Scotland's Stephen Gallacher, a 22-year tour veteran, estimated his golf bag gets lost two-to-three times a year.
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When that message gets lost, more timely now than ever before, it's a bad day for the lore and franchise.
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What gets lost a lot of the time is that there's an incredible amount of data underlying the recommended schedule.
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That gets lost in the thousand data points of analytics, and you have to be smart enough to understand that.
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Alia Shawkat makes the most of her guest appearance as Miles' sister, but that also gets lost in clone drama.
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But as eager reporters and disgruntled employees rush to pass judgment, the other side of the story frequently gets lost.
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This is the takeaway that gets lost amid the petty debates over the particulars surrounding the Wong Jack Man fight.
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FYAD, for all its dark horrible humor, was actually very liberal for the most part, which gets lost in translation.
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There is a generosity of spirit that gets lost in political rhetoric, but – people come together in a time of crisis.
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What sometimes gets lost in the conversation surrounding her, however, is the singer's historic impact on the world of pop music.
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If you start chatting with someone on Tinder while vacationing in a foreign country, make sure nothing gets lost in translation.
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One of his friends inevitably gets lost every year and just heads home, grabbing a slice of pizza on the way.
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This love gets lost when we're so focused on whether a person's sexual orientation determines if they can get into heaven.
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It's this cleverness of theme that gets lost a lot of the time in the collective memory of what OZ was.
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That way if your phone gets lost or stolen, no one can take data off the device in a readable form.
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Messenger has also taken steps to make sure that chats remain secure, even if a user's device gets lost or stolen.
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That's the stuff that gets lost as corporate giants sunset these widely used technologies that have ultimately outlived their modern usefulness.
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He has played under a defensive-minded coach for five seasons, and he still gets lost off of the ball often.
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To Lee, the important message here, and one that often gets lost in the dialogue about drugs, is a predictive one.
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You said that Lucero tries to write classic rock radio hits, which is something that I think gets lost on people.
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There's something that gets lost when you're masturbating to people like porn performers, who aren't personally or intimately relevant to you.
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She has a point, but it gets lost in her standup in a way that it doesn't in her TV specials.
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One thing that often gets lost as a company scales is the creative spirit that contributed to a successful start-up.
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This is the kind of self-care that often gets lost among all the talk of face masks and yoga classes.
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The latest Dash Buttons include dozens of products, including Nerf ammunition (those foam mini-missiles always gets lost) and Play-Doh.
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Amidst the merriment, Kevin gets lost in a hay bale maze and begins to panic, while Ryan attempts to save WUPHF.
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Health is nuanced, which is what often gets lost in translation when a too-good-to-be-true food achieves viral fame.
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Speights gets lost, of course, and Richard Jefferson gets an easy layup: One action I'd love to see the Cavs use tonight?
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Here's what gets lost in the fight: This wouldn't be the first time we ever built border barriers or beefed up security.
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Here's what gets lost in the fight: this wouldn't be the first time we ever built border barriers or beefed up security.
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In current grids, as electricity travels long distances from power plants to electricity pylons to meters, some power gets lost, he said.
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Some people like to include their contact info here, so the phone can be easily returned to them if it gets lost.
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Despite the growth of movements such as Moral Mondays, however, the Christian left often gets lost in media coverage during election cycles.
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Like most new technologies, phone-based systems come with their own set of problems: What if the phone dies or gets lost?
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There's also a fact that gets lost when talking about the complicated creature that is the Capitals: this team is very good.
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"If someone falls, gets lost, or has any issue in a National Park or wildlife refuge, they're on their own," he added.
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The most important thing — what gets lost in all of this, is that we are talking about the loss of a life.
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Many soldiers do not recall the moment of impact: it gets lost in the flash of light, the deafening sound or unconsciousness.
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What gets lost in this framing is that she emerged "inside" the art world and among modernists, as this exhibit clearly shows.
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But what typically gets lost in the discussion of free speech, campus radicals, and safe spaces is the voice of actual protestors.
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"With Sanders not in the picture, and everyone is paying attention the presidential race, all of this down-ballot stuff just gets lost."
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He explained that the magic of meeting Woody gets lost when all the kids see is Hanks and not his digitally animated character.
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The pouch holds a second backup pair, for the likely event that the current pair I'm using gets lost or breaks mid-transit.
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Her performance, nominated for a Golden Globe, is a beacon in a film that tends to gets lost in its own convoluted plot.
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"In today's world, so much is talked about that what he's doing gets lost," Los Angeles coach Doc Rivers told reporters of Paul.
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Is your couch far enough back to be able to appreciate it (but not so far back that the extra resolution gets lost)?
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What often gets lost amid the talking heads' critiques is that Spicer has distanced himself as much as possible from Trump's crazier lies.
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"In our story, Pinocchio is an innocent soul with an uncaring father who gets lost in a world he cannot comprehend," he continued.
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What your fat does for you:Something that gets lost in all our obsession over fat is why it exists in the first place.
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"We need a broad-based agenda that can truly deliver for the American people, not one that gets lost in ideology," Buttigieg said.
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What gets lost in superficial analogies is that, despite some valid and instructive parallels between the two pandemics, there are many more differences.
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Our relationships are the most important things in our lives, and I think that often gets lost in these times of political upheaval.
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As we mentioned, the guy doesn't know what's "real" about him to begin with, so of course he gets lost in the charade.
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After all, when all you do is make a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy, with each passing remake, something gets lost.
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But it's important to remember that when researchers try to work the complexities of race into quantitative data, something gets lost in translation.
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Natasha (Yara Shahidi) gets lost in the blaring music coming out of her big pink headphones and doesn't hear the car headed toward her.
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What often gets lost in the sometimes paranoid, always partisan debates over Russia is the underlying questions beyond the controversy of the 2016 election.
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On "Sincerely Yours" and "Shelby 68," she gets lost in the breathless moment while conveying enough reflexive awareness to show she's never totally lost.
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Neptune is the planet of fantasy and illusion, so when detail-oriented Mercury gets lost in its mists, things are confusing, unclear, and emotional.
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The sad truth is that as scary and often thought-provoking as King's work is on the page, something frequently gets lost in translation.
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A waterfall-obsessed interpreter gets lost in Shanghai; a normally timid man tries to reach a mysterious "Zone," to the bewilderment of his friends.
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Putting a collar on your cat means that he can also wear ID tags with your contact information, just in case he gets lost.
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That way, if your laptop gets lost or stolen—or someone can get to it when you're not around—everything remains protected and inaccessible.
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We dive deep into what it means to criticize black works of art and express what gets lost when we decide it's beyond criticism.
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I have a three-day supply of any meds I'm taking in case my bag gets lost, plus my vitamins and Aleve gel caps.
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Zooming in, one easily gets lost island-hopping among more than a hundred reefs that shimmer in pale blue colors against the deep blue unknown.
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But a lot of that message gets lost under trying to figure out exactly what this is advertising amid all the stickers getting flung everywhere.
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The company has been concentrating on providing code review as a service, a task that often gets lost in today's high-speed agile development cycles.
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After all, offering end-to-end encryption on WhatsApp isn't really that useful if that protection gets lost when users message friends on other platforms.
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A little gets lost in translation when there's also dialogue (although subtitles are an option), but this system isn't perfect, not by a long shot.
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That truth often gets lost in discussions about faith and politics, which most often center on the white Evangelical Christians who power the Republican Party.
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Let's end on Jackie's athleticism, which sometimes gets lost in the iconography, but the footage is stunning, he's just incredible to watch, speed and grace.
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"Often times I think the word, 'equity,' becomes a buzz word, and the meaning gets lost because it gets thrown around so much," he said.
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"In our story, Pinocchio is an innocent soul with an uncaring father who gets lost in a world he cannot comprehend," said del Toro. Eek.
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But the taste is virtually the same: The flavor of honey gets lost among the strong tastes, leaving only sweetness and a little stickiness behind.
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Letter To the Editor: It was with great interest and regret that I read "Music Class Gets Lost in the Shuffle" (news article, May 14).
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It is a great part for Foster, but that affinity gets lost in Silverman's conception of the show, which has very little shine or imagination.
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Lesson No. 2628: All crime is local — and so are most solutions — something that easily gets lost when interpreting national data on crime and violence.
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But the sad part of all this is that the kind, decent theology of the Church—helping the poor, the imprisoned, the weak [gets lost].
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I'd like to be very specific and operational, mechanical, because I think that's something that gets lost when we talk about the DNC chair race.
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But what gets lost in the national conversation on domestic terrorism is that terrorist acts are largely perpetrated by American citizens already living inside America's borders.
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What often gets lost among the headlines, though, is how this decades old company is innovating and how technology is expected to drive this business forward.
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"That's what gets lost in the narrative," said Bernard Swiecki, director of the automotive communities partnership at the Center for Automotive Research in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Here's what gets lost in the fight over the border wall: This wouldn't be the first time we ever built border barriers or beefed up security.
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He told the NBC affiliate he plans to help Ed register Roxy's microchip, so she can be quickly reunited with Ed, if she gets lost again.
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But in the event your driver gets lost, there's unexpected traffic, or if it's surging, the price will be exactly what the app first quoted you.
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If your luggage gets lost or delayed, it's an inconvenience, but chances are it will be found and delivered to you within a day or two.
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The sunglasses are made of rubber so they never break, and the company has a one-year replacement program if a pair gets lost or broken.
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He works hard to give everyone a role, whether on the power play or the penalty-killing unit, so no one gets lost in the shuffle.
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I think the musicianship gets lost in indie music or whatever kind of music we are and the fact that people just record on their computers.
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Similar to the sensation of an uncanny valley, the exhibition examines a hyperrealistic yet disorientating state where technology acts so convincingly human, reality itself gets lost.
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Amid all of that abnormal behavior, this fact too often gets lost: There hasn't been a daily press briefing at the White House since March 11.
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I also felt that the victim often gets lost in true crime storytelling, and I wanted to start and end the story with Hae Min Lee.
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They have got to keep it dramatic and exciting, and extraneous stuff along the way gets lost in order to maintain the quality of brilliant show.
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"So if you break your phone or it gets lost or stolen while traveling, you'll get a replacement when you file a claim," Mr. Bogle said.
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The cutting is so frenetic, and the camera angles so all over the place, that the simple flow of the battle gets lost in the murk.
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A sprawling cohort of other characters get pulled into Newt's gloomy jaunt, too, but every single one of them gets lost in the endless shuffle of plot.
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Ian Mackay considers himself a cyclist and a birder — a nature buff who gets lost on lush trails near his Washington state home for hours every day.
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Instead, he gets lost in a storm for a while, re-creates the plot of How to Train Your Dragon 3 with Daenerys, and crashes his dragon.
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Your Mac is tied to your Apple ID, and if it ever gets lost, it can't be activated with a new account before it's removed from yours.
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That gets lost in the toxic debate over these schools all year long — perhaps especially this past week, during School Choice Week — and during a political season.
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"What gets lost in the debate is that at the time that Donald Trump received loans, he was a real-estate entrepreneur and not president," he added.
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His characters may kick ass, but they're so drenched in the male-gaze that their interiority gets lost and they come off like sci-fi Barbie dolls.
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"In our story, Pinocchio is an innocent soul with an uncaring father who gets lost in a world he cannot comprehend," del Toro said in the statement.
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While these are important issues, there is one troubling fact that gets lost in the shuffle: Songwriters have yet to benefit in any significant way from streaming.
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Sometimes the overpayment notice literally gets lost in the mail, and a veteran doesn't find out she owes the VA money until the agency withholds her benefits.
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But the inconvenient truth that sometimes gets lost in the conversation about harm reduction is that drugs can do a lot of harm all on their own.
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The cursor is a bit like a distracted puppy: It often follows you, but it trails off and gets lost a little more often than you'd like.
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Currently, researchers can slice tissue into sections and image each slice individually, but then a lot of info about how cells and systems work together gets lost.
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The risk is that an important story — such as your exploration of children shooting themselves with unsecured firearms — gets lost amid the story on dogs driving cars.
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And when a little company with a good idea gets acquired, more often than not, what made the little guys worth buying gets lost in the shuffle.
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I'm not sure where or why her cooking gets lost, but so much of the food here tastes as though the lifeblood has been drained from it.
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"What gets lost in climate change debates is that society is changing, too," said Stephen M. Strader, an assistant professor of geography and environment at Villanova University.
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If Shlain's family gets lost, for instance, one navigator turns on a phone for as long as it takes to get them on the right path again.
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The film is based on the true story of a 5-year-old boy who gets lost on a train in India and ends up 2,000 miles away.
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First, she went into media with all those hires of Katie Couric, who actually does some great work on Yahoo, it just gets lost in the sauce there.
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You've got to back up those holiday photos and videos eventually, in case your hard drive fails or your phone gets lost, or just to free up space!
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And I think that's what gets lost when we're looking at this cinematic scroll of Instagram, when you're moving within seconds between so many different types of contexts.
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Having only one means if your card gets lost or stolen — which is more common than you might think — you'll be in a tight spot for a while.
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Our part-wolf, part dog is the unlikely hero after a sled team gets lost in the middle of their journey to retrieve medicine for a dying child.
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There are many things that arrive at the perception of the viewer — some are more important than the others — and I like that some of it gets lost.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive trailer, the 37-year-old actress voices Bella, a dog determined to find her way back home after she gets lost from her owner.
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Many online services and apps offer the option to link your phone number to your account so that you can still get in if your password gets lost.
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For the few occasions when designers attempt to get political, the message they intend to project often gets lost behind the sheer fact that they're selling expensive clothes.
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"You couldn't have a character that gets lost in Google street view and replicate that in print so that was what we were really excited about," said Gerber.
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The only problem is when a word or phrase is too good, its origin gets lost in time, and people forget where it came from — but no longer.
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For example, whereas at MOLAA, Tony Capellan's 2015 multi-media installation "Mar invadido" was wonderfully evocative, at the Wallach, it gets lost on the first floor behind ropes.
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But what gets lost in the litany of facts and statistics is the human side of the epidemic: People who are obese, generally, don't want to be obese.
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The husband tries to find her, but can't, and soon gets lost in a labyrinthine hospital that seems to exist in a parallel universe designed by Franz Kafka.
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It's almost as if the humanity of people gets lost and what matters is that you abide to every single rule in the handbook of American liberal orthodoxy.
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In the song "Bianca," Mr. Bleu executes amazing calisthenic feats (at one point he tap dances upside-down beneath a stair landing), but the big picture gets lost.
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I feel like one of the things that gets lost in a lot of what Susan Fowler wrote, was she was writing about a very dysfunctional management system.
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The Risograph is a Japanese copying machine that uses spot colors to imitate digital color on a one-to-one ratio, where nothing really gets lost in translation.
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What gets lost when we focus on the character's many incredible feats is that his story is also about parenthood and trying to give children a better life.
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"I'm so focused on optimization, always, but I think what sometimes gets lost in that picture is that it's really important to eat french fries and baguettes," Paltrow said.
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"Addressing pay equity and ensuring equal pay for equal work is important but what gets lost is the opportunity gap," said Lydia Frank, PayScale's vice president of content strategy.
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Unless Trump has a strong position on this issue that simply gets lost in translation half the time he talks about it, Bannon and Miller are running the show.
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You can steer the robot, schedule cleans, tell it to return to the dock, and play a chime in case it gets lost somewhere so you can find it.
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The centrality of the sci-fi element often gets lost in such commentary, but that's crucial, too—it pointed the whole enterprise towards the future, and an exhilarating one.
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What gets lost in all the rancor is that behind the character there was an actor working very hard to pull off what he was being directed to do.
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There's one stipulation: in the end, your dressing should be salty, creamy, tart and spicy — an element that often gets lost in restaurants, where Caesars are ever more timid.
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Season two opens with Forrest getting shot, and then he gets lost at sea for months in a rowboat, and instigates a cult shootout, and falls off a bridge.
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In that way you really get the genius out of your own mind that usually gets lost because you're so busy with trying to fit into a certain life.
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" >> That said, Tom Kludt flagged a salient point from Glor who said, "There is some nuance to some of these arguments that unfortunately [due to] time, sometimes gets lost.
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Many people intend to save more money, especially if their monthly expenses — like payments to a student lender — suddenly go down, but the task often gets lost in translation.
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His sources contradict one another; he keeps trying to touch something David or Hamoutal touched; he gets lost in time; thinks he sees her on the street; he strives.
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If your card gets lost or stolen you can get replacement cards for free, and you can easily freeze the card with the app in case of theft or fraud.
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It turns out that researchers were overestimating the fraction of zinc that gets lost during these intense events — the Trinity test showed that fractionation is more subdued than previously thought.
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Essentially, we can look outwards but we can't see past ourselves—and the light those galaxies are sending out towards us gets lost in the brighter, closer light surrounding us.
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He escapes and gets lost in the house's ducts, bearing witness to their lives over the years — but don't worry, this isn't the last you're going to see of Nacho.
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Also, and maybe I'm talking like an old CEO, but I think one of the things that gets lost in the kind of conversation between founders and shareholders is employees.
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Of the eight million metric tons of plastic waste that gets lost at sea every year, most break down into tiny microplastics that eventually get ingested by humans via seafood.
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Deranged Donald can do things like this and it's not even the top of the news, because it gets lost beneath all of the other deranged things Deranged Donald does.
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Apart from his call for a dialogue, the second half of the book is devoted to readings and prayer, though that aspect gets lost in the debate over the book.
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" Ms. Grey Bear is a Lakota teacher at an elementary school nearby, important work because, she said, if "a lot of our kids don't know our language, it gets lost.
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I asked because if there is anything that gets lost to the commercial imperatives of fashion, it is the desire among designers to create objects of both utility and beauty.
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When that happens, he said, during the hand-off there&aposs room for error, and a lot of the oral history around how the drug&aposs been developed gets lost.
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"Once you're talking about really large projects around the country and there's something that needs to go through Congress, it kind of gets lost in all the arguments," Hale said.
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This gets lost, because the work they're doing isn't ordinary: This summer, they set out on a national tour to register voters and organize in pursuit of stricter gun legislation.
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A military robot wheeling its way into your home simply gets lost there, stuck in a non-existent labyrinth of perceptual convolution and reflection-implied rooms that aren't really there.
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But somewhere down the line, the emotional core gets lost in all those explosions, namely: What do we do with these creatures when we can no longer use them for entertainment?
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Before we start, we want to level set for a moment, as often times the actual marketer's goal gets lost in all the noise while discussing marketing trends, companies and technologies.
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If you wait until August or September to then tell America, "Here's who we are, this is what we believe," it gets lost in the shuffle, the narrative is already set.
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When we lose our way walking from the MIT cafeteria to his office, he confesses that he frequently gets lost—"in my thoughts too, intellectually as well as geographically," he says.
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What frequently gets lost amid the absurd tale of The Room's unlikely success is how layered the book about the film's creation — which gives The Disaster Artist its title — actually is.
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" And Buttigieg used his dropout speech in South Bend to call for "a broad-based agenda that can truly deliver for the American people, not one that gets lost in ideology.
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So what gets lost in translation for this movie, or why was this so hard for them to map on the universal human experience onto the lives of these black men?
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This smart leather wallet that never gets lost Designed for the forgetful folks out there, this smart Bluetooth genuine leather wallet syncs with your smartphone and activates an alarm whenever separated.
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Stories can — maybe if you're lucky — sometimes move the dial a little bit in the way social media can't, because whatever you say in social media just gets lost in the corners.
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The first thing I've been trying to convey is before everybody gets lost in all the bills and amendments, you have to say, with 18 shootings this year, when is enough enough?
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That's a powerful reminder that at the center of all of this crazy adult trouble is one young, innocent little boy, a fact that often gets lost in family drama — Bordelons included.
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For example, here is something that happens to me several times a week: I call an Uber to my apartment building, and the driver gets lost because they can't find the door.
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They are in the business of breaking down the Trump-Russia narrative into a long series of bite-sized, incremental stories in which the gravity of the overall case often gets lost.
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LION True story: A 21950-year-old boy in India gets lost, ends up living on the streets of Calcutta, is rescued by orphanage officials and adopted by a nice Australian couple.
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Not the first time we see Tony take joy in strangling a man, not the violent death that takes Adriana away, not even the time Paulie Walnuts gets lost in the woods.
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I think such an important point that often gets lost is the idea that housing went from being a place for somebody to live to an investment and a primary wealth builder.
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Nary a word or a joke gets lost, but the relentless tempos sometimes had me tapping my foot to the point that I felt it was less an appendage than a metronome.
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And the plot never gets lost in its march toward understanding, despite the silent family members, the college plans gone awry, and the crush who may or may not be actually interested.
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It often gets lost in the flurry surrounding the press releases announcing a positive test, but behind every one is an athlete who has put his or her entire soul into a sport.
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Moto X Pure EditionA totally great smartphone for $400, but there are equally great phones for cheaper and better phones for only slightly more, so it kind of gets lost in the shuffle.
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With no exterior notifications of what is going on in the outside world, time gets lost, weather is of no distraction, and in an old concrete building, cell service can't even interrupt me.
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You can try it out on the What is my Movie website, launched at Disrupt last year — try entering "dog gets lost" or "hero wears a suit" or "money is burned", for example.
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The closeup footage is a fascinating reminder of the enormity of the first stage of Falcon 9, which sometimes gets lost in all the footage and photos that are taken at a distance.
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The first is that the situation is dire: Every year, more than 653 million metric tons of plastic waste gets lost at sea, where it breaks down into microplastics that kill marine life.
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In the middle of all the policy-related hubbub and quibbles over details like whether men should have to pay for women's prenatal care, sometimes the human face of health care gets lost.
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The "fireside chat" was one of many ways in which Sanders has been emphasizing an argument that often gets lost: His vision of what government can be is based on the New Deal.
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But what often gets lost in the moment is that the beloved Brooklyn Heights Promenade happens to sit atop a detested, yet vital highway, the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, that is slowly falling apart.
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If she sometimes gets lost down rhetorical rabbit holes, at least she makes you want to go with her, pulling the reader along on her journey to excavate the intimate from the observed.
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As an Oscar winner himself, Jamie tells us that hard work -- which Spike has undoubtedly cranked out for years now -- sometimes gets lost in the shuffle ... for a number of reasons, controversies and otherwise.
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It is likely as hard for Frank Ocean to create something lasting and classic-sounding as it is for The Avalanches, a possibility that gets lost in a sea of "WHERE'S THE ALBUM?" tweets.
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Both of these problems have too-often caused Moffat's two Doctors (Smith and Capaldi) to wind up in situations where everything is so massive that the human-sized scale of the story gets lost.
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This factual account of polar bears' biology and habitat also features the story of a curious little girl who gets lost in reading a book about polar bears and visits one in her imagination.
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It's an aspirational, sentimental touch, but Ms. Teuscher — even standing half a second too long in the pose, even in a "Jane Eyre" that gets lost in the mist — can give off a glow.
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In "How I Know You Wrote Your Kid's College Essay," JM Farkas writes about how some parents meddle with their child's college essay to the point that the student's original voice gets lost: Henceforth.
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Tairo's good luck charm, a piece of iron that the 1957 Mister Universe and circus strongman Arthur Robin bent for Tairo when he was a boy, gets lost or stolen in an ensuing scrape.
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The continent is home to the world's hungriest—a third of the extreme poor live in South Asia, according to the World Bank—but edible food still gets lost or wasted on a massive scale.
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When a strange package headed for The Collector gets lost in space and eventually catapults down to earth, three kids from Brooklyn snatch it and unwittingly unleash adorable mayhem in the form of Tsum Tsums.
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In another, there's Jack trying to keep Tracy from doing whatever he wants through the dubious use of family therapy role-play, while Jenna gets lost in the underground world of the NBC page system.
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But her story gets lost amid what comes across as a bold attempt to write the great California opera — a sweeping tale of the mad quest for fortune that was the mostly disastrous Gold Rush.
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But what gets lost in Tolkien: Maker of Middle-earth are the very elements of life, humor, joy, and tragedy that made The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings popular in the first place.
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But that message gets lost when a CEO behaves unethically in front of his team or other subordinates -- for example by lying to those he's trying to cut a deal with on the phone, Walsh said.
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"The unity we had here, the organization we had here, the family environment, the community involved — it totally gets lost once they're out of here," said María Arriaga, a community member who volunteers at the school.
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It's slight, but it's present, and if you're the sort of person that gets lost in marathon gaming sessions or travels long distances often, these are just not going to be the ideal headphones for you.
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I think the piece that gets lost in this enforcement-only solution is that there does need to be a legal route for people to come here if there is demand for them in the economy.
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It is very innovative, especially the lack of being able to die or lose, which means that the momentum never gets lost, you never feel the need to put the controller down due to any frustration.
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Throughout the four-part "Jeru Concerto," he states many of the melodies on the baritone; it's constantly swirling and refocusing and changing its reference points, but his low, fibrous horn never gets lost among the stars.
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What's more, "there is only one spot for the owner's name on the microchip" you get at the vet to help identify the dog if it gets lost, dog law expert and lawyer Jeremy Cohen said.
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"I'm really gonna miss Air Force One," the President said, after noting the crew's punctuality, the fact that he does not have to take off his shoes before he flies, and that his luggage never gets lost.
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The sheer ambition of Clinton's agenda gets lost, partly because it really did pale in scale to that of her primary opponent, but in large part because the mechanisms it uses are generally small-scale and technocratic.
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Normally when something gets lost the place to look is down the back of the sofa — but when the item in question is a whole city, the situation calls for a little out-of-the-box thinking.
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Each polycarbonate-exterior bag (which can seemingly dent like a soda bottle and immediately spring back into shape) also has its own universal tracking number and a 24-hour customer service number, if it ever gets lost.
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And what gets lost in the process are African Americans, and Hispanics, and women, and the gay population, not to mention the eighth grade developmental stage exhibited by him when he made fun of the handicapped person.
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The video is a shockingly intimate depiction of life, death and the relationship of predator and prey — but also a reminder of our connection with other species — a fact that gets lost in the hyper-industrialized world.
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Between the lines: What gets lost in this view is that millions of people of color are facing the same hardships as struggling, lower-income white Americans on top of a system that is rigged against them.
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And I think that gets lost in all these fights over every nuance of people's plans and the personal vendettas of the day that get people on TV, if that's how this is going to be decided.
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While Broad City's hyper-attention to detail often gets lost in the background of the show's louder, more profane moments, this montage underscores how ignoring that part of the show's chemistry means missing much of its brilliance.
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What I believe gets lost in all of the hubris and egomania is the fact that entrepreneurs and VCs need each other to be successful — something First Round keenly pointed out in its recent letter to limited partners.
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However, "MARS" successfully drives home a bleak concept that arguably gets lost in the excitement over the next phase of space exploration: It won't be easy, and space isn't filled with glittering metropolises, massive spaceships and friendly aliens.
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It noted there are drawbacks to the requirements, like the time and money companies have to spend to prepare the reports, and the possibility that important information gets lost in the flood of stuff companies have to disclose.
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What often gets lost in the historical legend is that Abraham Lincoln was a litigator — a corporate one no less — before he was an inspirational icon, an achievement that took winning a war and getting assassinated to accomplish.
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"After takeoff, Trump gets lost while giving Melania a tour of the plane," Dorey-Stein, 32, writes in From the Corner of the Oval, out Tuesday, about a trip to the president's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
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In under six minutes, the video hits on what often gets lost in the wage gap discussion: While women make 79¢ to average man's dollar, Black men are also earning less — and women of color earn the least.
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This is an incredibly political record, and I think something that gets lost when people talk about Asian Man is how active you've been throughout the label's history, with the Plea For Peace tour and various benefit compilations.
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You create your first wallet, go through the somewhat annoying (but completely necessary) process of writing down your seed phrase, which is used for restoring access to your funds in case the Nano X gets lost or broken.
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If you do get big into juicing, make sure you are still getting plenty of fiber somewhere else, because while a juicer does give you a nutrient-packed beverage, there's good stuff that gets lost in that pulp.
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"We pride ourselves on being as ahead of the game as we possibly can, but what gets lost in that is it's not just about the ideas," said Chaim Bloom, the Rays' senior vice president for baseball operations.
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In this episode set — naturally — at a film festival at the bottom of the ocean, the self-absorbed BoJack (Will Arnett) gets lost in a city and finds himself caring for a newborn seahorse separated from its father.
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It makes for a bewildering read: both a valiant attempt to delineate an entire society and an unwieldy narrative where depth gets lost in the description of yet another character's appearance or opinions or quickly sketched back story.
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But one thing that often gets lost in his commentary — and that makes Sanders's plan expensive — is that the Vermont senator wants to build a health care system that's even bigger and more comprehensive than those that exist abroad.
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Tom Jenkins, the co-creator of popular YouTube channel Mashed's original "No Mercy" video, told The Verge that it's challenging when an online reaction becomes so popular that the message of the original thing it's commenting on gets lost.
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Warren Buffett is legendary as an investor, but he's also an incredibly successful businessperson, too — a fact that sometimes gets lost in the millions of words that have been written about his advice on how to buy a stock.
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By the end of The Program, you almost wish Eastern State earns a bid for the Popeyes Bahamas Bowl, just on the off chance that the team plane gets lost in the Bermuda Triangle and all aboard disappear forever.
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Yet even she gets lost at times amid the maelstrom of events swirling around her, and while the script brings the pieces together, the ending feels rushed and unsatisfying after all the meticulous "Ocean's"-movie-style planning and buildup.
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In all the news coverage of their need to finesse the math so that they don't exceed that amount, the fact that they're plunging the country so much deeper into the red in the first place almost gets lost.
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"We can't control if the plane is delayed, or if our luggage gets lost, or the traffic on the road, and meditation and mindfulness allows us to learn to accept the unknowns, and even embrace them," said Dr. Bell.
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"There is a very serious hurt caused when you're told, 'No, we don't serve your kind here,' and I think that gets lost in the public discourse a lot," said Susan Sommer, director of constitutional litigation for Lambda Legal.
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It is our duty as physicians to do our part in caring for the whole patient; the decreasing time we have to talk to our patients and the ripples it has is a core issue that often gets lost.
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What gets lost in the legal proceeding is appreciation for the impact of closing America's doors to migrant populations to whom we have held out the promise of opportunity and safety as part of our commitment to human rights.
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Patricia Arquette, "The Act"Helena Bonham Carter, "The Crown"Toni Collette, "Unbelievable"Meryl Streep, "Big Little Lies"Emily Watson, "Chernobyl"Who will and should win: Helena Bonham Carter, "The Crown"Carter gets lost in her role as Princess Margaret.
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"It sort of gets lost in all of the clutter of everything else we talk about, but sort of the unwritten story is that there's more discussions going across party lines than you would ever believe," he told Colbert.
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Something often gets lost in the wake of allegations of sexual abuse: Even the most flexible construct of due process focuses us on a struggle for fairness in the face of our human tendency to rush toward moral judgment.
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"If you want something to stop someone from accessing your private data if it gets lost or stolen, and they do not have any information on you, then most of the current phone locking techniques will do that job," James added.
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The video is a fun reminder that while we get to know Joe intimately, most people probably think he's a space cadet who gets lost in his own head even when in the middle of a conversation with other people.
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In scenes set on the subway, where they sell candy and peanuts, "Naz & Maalik" recalls Sam Fleischner's 2014 gem, "Stand Clear of the Closing Doors," about an autistic boy who gets lost on the subway on the eve of Hurricane Sandy.
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Nixon has been upfront about the fact that she identifies as being far more on the bisexual end of the spectrum — and also about how that fact often gets lost in favor of black-and-white proclamations about her sexuality.
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Its carrying sleeve holds up to 10 keys, and if one of them ever gets lost, you can use the Tile smartphone app to have it pinpointed on a map or make it ring to expose its secret hiding place.
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BS: What steps has Liberate Tate taken in its various actions and undertakings to make clear that what you're opposing is not Tate itself, but BP's sponsorship of Tate — a distinction that often gets lost in more sensationalist press coverage?
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That involves both setting up remote wipe capabilities for if your device gets lost (see the instructions for iOS and Android), and making sure your devices are completely and securely wiped should you be selling them or passing them on.
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As a relentless swarm of successful cyber attacks severely disrupt companies in every industry and require enormous expenditures to repair the damage, what typically gets lost in the shuffle is that some industries are victimized more than others — sometimes far more.
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Also, this problem goes way beyond Walmart; the UN estimates that every year, some 1.3 billion tonnes of perfectly edible food gets lost or wasted around the world, a quarter of which could feed 870 million hungry people across the globe.
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What sometimes gets lost to history is that the road, the mountain and the world-famous golf course are linked by the memory of a farmer and the macabre legend of his coldblooded murder on a wintry night in 1831.
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Occasionally, Mr. McCurdy's tattooers question whether something gets lost as the prices ascend into the stratosphere and clients from Wall Street plunk down thousands of dollars to ink their arms with depictions of the charging bull in the financial district.
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"There's too much inventory — everyone gets lost in the shuffle," said Vickey Barron, an associate broker with Compass who last year brought in world-renowned ballroom dancers to wow a wealthy audience in the penthouse at 100 Barclay Street, in TriBeCa.
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Part of what gets lost when we're far away from those we love is the sense of connection we feel when we interact with people in a wide variety of ways, rather than exchanging a simple report of the day.
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Dev Patel stars in this true story about a boy named Saroo, who in 1986 gets lost and ends up thousands of miles away from his central Indian village, then is adopted by an Australian couple (David Wenham and Nicole Kidman).
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But in working-class, immigrant neighborhoods like Little Haiti, year-to-year sea level rise gets lost in the day-to-day struggle, and most had no idea that they live a lofty three feet higher than the wealthy folks on Miami Beach.
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But among these polarizing conversations around the growth of technology in the industrial setting, an important point often gets lost: if left unchecked, it can serve to expand the already vast economic gulf between what have been deemed "skilled" and "unskilled" workforces.
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Starred emails stay in the Primary folder in regular Gmail, so they work along the same lines as pins, but you'll have to remember to run a pinned email audit before you leave Inbox to make sure nothing gets lost in the transition.
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In the reflection that greets me, my teeth appear smaller, my nose more gnarled like an arthritic knuckle and my eyes lack sparkle, perhaps because they're now so far back in my head that any sparkle gets lost finding its way out.
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Directed by the industrious and imaginative Rachel Chavkin ("Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," this season's "Hadestown" on Broadway), "Anything That Gives Off Light" is a collaboration between two adventurous theater companies that ultimately gets lost within its dizzying breadth of aspirations.
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When a package gets lost, when it's not delivered on time, when it comes broken, when it comes in a box that's already been opened, when it comes in a soft package that's torn or looks terrible, it's a bad consumer experience.
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Tonight, the Santa Anita crew will add 100 tons of material to the track as part of their weekly maintenance—it gets lost to wind or water runoff or trapped in the curve of horses' hooves and picked out back at the barn.
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Image: ScreenshotThe feature is designed to help someone return your phone to you if it gets lost, but if you're not comfortable with it you can turn this and other lock screen pop-ups off by going to Touch ID & Passcode menu in Settings.
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But that sort of gets lost in the negativity that has long pervaded Cleveland — "catastrophic thinking," Weakland called it — and only started to wane when the Cavaliers stunned the favored Golden State Warriors by overcoming a three-games-to-one deficit four months ago.
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Stott says he gets lost down there in his studio-cum-laboratory, trying to assimilate the new hardware with the gear he used on 2014's Faith in Strangers, his previous LP, as if the instruments were a bunch of beakers bubbling away simultaneously.
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It needs to be front and center — and questions must be accompanied by real-time fact-checking, not relegated to the limbo of he-said-she-said, because this is one of the issues where the truth often gets lost in a blizzard of lies.
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There's a bit of Rob's flawed personality that gets lost in translation from the book's depiction to the one on screen, partly the result of the character being played by John Cusack and the fact that, well, the guy is just so damned likeable.
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What gets lost in the fight to deem the safety pin movement good or bad, or to write it off as a facile white crutch, is that a lot of people in this country are feeling a very real sense of helplessness right now.
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One night, having borrowed his sleazy lawyer's (Jason Alexander) equally sleazy sports car, he gets lost and ends up smack in the middle of Hollywood Boulevard's red light district, where Vivian and her friend Kit De Luca (Laura San Giacomo) are setting up for the night.
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"What gets lost is it's not the cost of the doing nothing with the land, but something else that could be done with it," said John Zipp, a sociologist at the University of Akron who has studied the economic viability of spring training facilities in Florida.
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Mason Lee (son of Ang Lee) is best known for playing the studious little brother, Teddy -- who gets lost and loses a finger while on a wild bender in Bangkok -- in the 2011 follow-up film "The Hangover Part II." Guess what he looks like now!
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But what gets lost in Instagram filters is the kind of rebel spirit you feel on the ground: the intensity it takes to achieve simplicity and craftsmanship; the discourse on history and religion and relationships and vices that leaves you buzzing long after a delicious meal.
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Something like iCloud or Google Photos, if you're not using them already, will save your phone's photos to the cloud as you take them (or when you get back to Wi-Fi), so if it your phone gets lost or stolen, you'll still have all your pictures.
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The movie, directed by Charlie Minn, is unbearable to watch, yet its centering of first-person testimony — supplemented with floor plans of the building and phone footage from that day — makes the massacre immediate in a way that sometimes gets lost in news coverage or political debates.
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While the exhibition is participatory, I believe it could've profited from a more discursive approach, one that poses the question of what the 'lesbian' means today — keeping in mind that for some it is a shifting concept — and what is at stake if it gets lost.
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I wonder if the Zelda series's habit of changing so much between installments gets lost to those who don't play Nintendo games anymore, who perhaps never have given the company's slide from popularity since the Wii U's failure to come close to the Wii's 100-million-selling success.
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Their bass response might be perfectly judged for a quiet listening room, but bass is the first thing that gets lost when you step out into a busy street (which is why so many portable headphones have a pronounced bass boost) and I feel that loss with the Xelentos.
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Another cool thing about Tumi suitcases like the V3: The company puts a metal plate containing a unique product number on every suitcase; customers can register their numbers and contact information in Tumi's database to make it easier to find their luggage if it gets lost or stolen.
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There's this fear I have that the book will be viewed as this explainer of the Trump phenomenon, which it really isn't, and that the core message, the real reason I wanted to write it, which was to talk about how difficult these problems really are, gets lost.
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"That relationship gets lost in a cancer diagnosis, and most of my patients stop seeing the internist," said Virginia Kaklamani, a professor of medicine and leader of the breast oncology program at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio who wasn't involved in the study.
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But even with all this chatter about black horror's Hollywood renaissance, and how Hitchcock heir apparent Jordan Peele has masterminded a movement toward the macabre—with Get Out, Us, The Twilight Zone, and upcoming projects that include a Candyman remake—one point gets lost: Donald Glover got here first.
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She is a smart, hard-working reporter who knows she has a great tale to tell, and if the narrative gets lost in bureaucratic minutiae at times (who knew that Genesee County had a drain commissioner?), it's easy to forgive because you admire her passion and her sweat.
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It isn't religion itself that's the issue — although being known as that church kid can dock a few popularity points in secular teenage social circles — but that youth pastors try so hard to relate to the kids they're teaching, the actual spiritual guidance gets lost among the outdated references.
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He found his dream role in "Lion," based on the true story of a 5-year-old, played by the scene-stealing newcomer, Sunny Pawar, who gets lost in India, is adopted by a family in Australia, and years later uses Google Earth to search for his original home.
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When one of those pieces of paper gets lost (as they do, frequently), finding it is like "looking for a needle in a pile of needles," according to William Stock, a Philadelphia-based attorney with Klasko Immigration Law Partners LLP and the president-elect of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
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Of course, the authoritarian regime of Turkey has taken a hard turn toward Russia, undermining NATO and compromising advanced military technology that the U.S. shared with it, and Trump is on firm ground in taking a tough line with Turkey — but that strategic positioning gets lost in his Twitter launch.
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RNC chair: Trump 'gracious' and 'caring' When Priebus addressed the crowd, he referred to Trump as a "gracious" and "caring" person -- and said he hopes the rest of the country will get to know the side of Trump that often gets lost in the political narrative, according to one person present.
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There's still a healthy emphasis on grouping in World of Warcraft, but the potential for sudden friendships gets lost in the convenience but comparative anonymity of the group finder that pulls players from different servers for the length of the dungeon, after which they usually never see each other again.
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THRUSH: Do you like, in general--because one of the things I'm just not comfortable with, that kind of gets lost in the shuffle--and granted, this information is really interesting, and we were talking about this before, those Colin Powell emails with Hillary, about Hillary Clinton, were absolutely riveting.
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"The tariffs announced so far could have as much as a half percent impact on Chinese growth...In the U.S. we've got even less because first of all the shock is much smaller, and the momentum is so strong in the economy, it gets lost in the numbers," he said.
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Much like Joe Biden's response to a similar question during the 2012 vice presidential debate, it makes a subtle point that often gets lost in conversations about reproductive rights: You can personally be against abortion, and still think your faith or opinion shouldn't limit another person's ability to get one.
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In theory, this could be done in a way that leaves the phone's owner completely unaware of the attack, as the voice assistant reads the text at a volume that gets lost in the background noise of an office or public space but can nonetheless be picked up by the hidden microphone.
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"Dating violence often gets lost in the harassment issues, and there are issues in domestic relationships that are just as toxic and dangerous," said Matt McCluskey, whose 21-year-old daughter, Lauren McCluskey, a University of Utah track star, was hunted down on campus, kidnapped and killed by a former boyfriend in 2000.
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But for those who did see Trump as a threat, they turned out at very high rates in 2016, a point that gets lost in the shuffle when aggregate turnout is the barometer by which political engagement is assesses: 59 percent of black registrants turned out in 21625 compared 2900 percent in 220006.
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Related: US secrecy slammed after new claims that Saudi royals supported al-Qaeda "What often gets lost in those theories is that the 28 pages were based almost entirely on raw, unvetted material that came to the FBI," Kean and Hamilton wrote in an op-ed in USA Today this past April.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThis also means you won't be able to locate where you are on a map, look for coffee shops in your local area, or find your device if it gets lost; it also stops Google from anonymously aggregating data to tell Google Maps users how busy a road or a restaurant is, for example.
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Today, a flavor of this hostile, alienating exoticism remains, and the obvious truth that North Koreans are people like anyone else gets lost, meaning that the idea of huge numbers of them dying in a blaze of "fire and fury" is seen more in terms of how it might affect people outside North Korea.
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Bring any medications in your carry-on, not checked bags, and make sure to check local laws before your tripIf you do end up checking a bag, make sure to pull out any medications or equipment that you need and bring it with you onto the plane — just in case your bag gets lost.
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The thing that often gets lost with these compositions of popular songs done in MIDI format is that they're often done by people, either for purposes of running a sound bank (which might come in handy, for example, with karaoke), or by amateurs trying to recreate the songs they enjoy or heard on the radio.
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In the months since the Parkland shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida — a event which dominated media coverage for months, and inspired a wave of student activism — I've written about the fact that what gets lost in all of this coverage of school shootings is that it's part of a larger phenomenon.
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And sometimes it results in strange disqualifications — for instance, The Band's Visit, a film about an Egyptian band that gets lost when visiting Israel, was disqualified in 20203 for containing too much English, even though the reason the English is included in the film is that it's the only language the characters could communicate in.
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Lighten darker images with Pine ToolsScreenshot: GizmodoOne of the most common problems you're likely to need fixing when it comes to your photos is pictures that are too dark—the lighting just wasn't right for whatever reason and that means your friends or beloved pet (or whatever the subject of the picture is) gets lost in shadow.
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Geographically separating the highs and lows makes sense (and no other major phone company has tried it), but since the orientation of the tweeter points at my face while the bass notes point away, the bass gets lost, which is a major bummer when your listening to something with a lot of complexity and nuance like Kendrick's untitled unmastered.
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Sure, the MGM has been home to Mayweather for the last 10 years, and yes, it's the place where McGregor beat Jose Aldo to claim his first UFC title, but think of the hoopla that gets lost in a smaller arena, not to mention the amount of money that goes away when 3200 tickets at $4000 a pop disappear.
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What gets lost in the hype The focus on sex trafficking during the Super Bowl runs the risk of concentrating resources on just one weekend, says Bouchard with Polaris, and only for sex trafficking, "when the focus needs to be year-round and across all types of human trafficking present in the United States," he said.
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SOMETIMES LATE AT NIGHT in his workspace in London's Shoreditch neighborhood, mortar and pestle in hand, the smell of fresh linseed oil perfuming the air, Pedro da Costa Felgueiras gets lost in a favorite fantasy: He has been commissioned to restore history's most famous lost colors — those that originally adorned the marble statuary of ancient Greece.
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That's an important part of the Pruitt story and just the kind of thing that gets lost in the nuttiness of it all — in the $100,000-a-month charter aircraft membership that he apparently contemplated and the $1,560 of taxpayers' money that he spent on fancy pens and his itch to ride around in a vehicle that, like the president's, was specially armored.
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O'Gieblyn puts it this way: "There are nights when I sit up in bed, awakened by the panic of some half-remembered thought, one of those foundational problems that gets lost in the wash of secondary concerns and emerges only when you are loose and unguarded to remind you, with a start, that you've forgotten the original question; that you're missing the point."
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Article continues after the video below Watch VICE's film on the making of another RPG, 'Hyper Light Drifter' I wonder if the Zelda series's habit of changing so much between installments gets lost to those who don't play Nintendo games anymore, who perhaps never have given the company's slide from popularity since the Wii U's failure to come close to the Wii's 100-million-selling success.
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Automate your photo and video backupsScreenshot: GizmodoBacking up your photos and videos is an essential job to get done if you want your precious digital memories to last even if your phone gets lost or destroyed, and thankfully it's now easier than ever—it doesn't take long to set up your phone to be beaming pictures and videos back to the cloud whenever you're on a wifi network.
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And though this occasionally gets lost in the drive to perfume marketing — as it seemed to do at Jean Paul Gaultier, whose initial razor-sharp understated tailleurs quickly gave way to trompe l'oeil '80s denim (actually composed of hundreds of strips of ribbon), corset belts and muscle tees, and then an entire botanic garden's worth of daisy, poppy and sunflower prints — it is the operating principle of the couture.
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But there's a point that gets lost in the sensationalist glee surrounding the idea of a bunch of tech bros tripping in the jungle: "Counterculture," whether that means partying, looking down on mainstream religion, or embracing a hodgepodge of Eastern religious values, is the norm in "Silicon Valley" — a catchall term I'm using here to broadly describe the technology workers not just in the Bay Area but also in New York and Los Angeles.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Inside the app, aside from checking your balance, Money also allows you to deactivate your card in case it gets lost or stolen, set up direct deposits, transfer money to mobile wallets like Google Pay, Samsung Pay, or Apple pay with a single touch, or even send payments to friends using services like Cash App, PayPal, and Venmo without needing to switch to another app, assuming you registered your account first inside Money first.
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The narrator, 12-year-old Marwand, is returning from America with his brothers and parents to his family's compound in Logar province in eastern Afghanistan, where over the course of 99 days he reconnects with a house full of saucy and callused aunts and uncles, crashes a wedding in a stolen burqa, has his finger bitten off and his Coolpix stolen, and gets lost in a deathly maze of compounds that may or may not be a hallucination.
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Elsewhere, the more platforms grow, the more they look the same, as this Snap scoop from Tanya Dua shows:Snap is secretly testing dynamic product ads that retarget consumers as it races to compete with Facebook and Pinterest for e-commerce dollarsSnap is testing targeted adsOne nuance I think often gets lost in the coverage of these richly funded companies that aren't profitable is that they aren't failures — they're just meant to be smaller companies than their investors might have expected or hoped for.
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And two, it's funny, we've talked to a couple of artists, content creators in the past couple of weeks who say 'Netflix is great, they're hands-off, but I feel like my project gets lost in the wave of content they are pushing out…' With CNBC in the U.S., CNBC in Asia Pacific, CNBC in Europe, Middle East and Africa, and CNBC World, CNBC is the recognized world leader in business news and provides real-time financial market coverage and business information to more than 409 million homes worldwide, including more than 91 million households in the United States and Canada.
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