They forced people to be good by one metric--if we force them to be good by another, we're no better.
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"I'm an American Airlines frequent flier, and part of that is just loyalty and doing good by companies that are doing good by you," Mr. Nelson said.
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Sometimes we celebrate that feeling good by taking a selfie.
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Are the Dolphins good, by any stretch of the imagination?
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You can do more good by taking a stand. Please.
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That made emerging markets equities look good by comparison, analysts said.
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It's very mediocre, but probably is good by Colorado BBQ standards.
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It is never permissible to do good by an evil means.
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And I think that probably clarifies things pretty good by itself.
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This does not make the tacos "good" by any reasonable measure.
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THE GIFTED GENERATION When Government Was Good By David Goldfield Illustrated.
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They can do immense good by separating combatants and pacifying civilian areas.
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Chile's educational performance, though far from stellar, is good by local standards.
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Eventually, he was escorted off for good by a member of security.
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The payment plan is pretty good by the standards of such things.
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That's so long that the Sabres might even be good by then.
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How do we do good by every single one of our kids?
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You can do more harm than good by using the wrong cleanser.
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She can do little good by gadding the streets and neglecting her children.
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Rather than subsidising quackery, he would do China more good by championing science.
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OPINION Closing the school-to-prison pipeline for good, by presidential candidate Sen.
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Worse still, President Obama's approval ratings, at 50 percent, are good by comparison.
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I saw myself as, stupid me, doing some good by looking at this.
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Carter made good by bursting onto the stage for a full choreographed routine.
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Can you make me look good by recommending books I can give him?
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Am I doing more harm than good by my making her dad uncomfortable?
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He was not very good by then, but he watched the games intently.
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Instead, McConnell said, tech can make good by helping weaponize their platforms against Russia.
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It's in the interior that they can do particular good, by creating more jobs.
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The Braves took the lead for good by scoring five times in the fifth.
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Facebook will do the world no good by trying to become its thought police.
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Still ... not a good look for a guy trying to do good by immigrants.
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We want always to do well by doing good, and good by doing well.
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"These harsh ingredients can cause more harm than good by creating skin irritation," he says.
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This isn't good by any stretch, and it may limit consumer confidence in the company.
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The common good, by the way, not being the country so much as the platoon.
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That was when the lead was taken over for good by the dark horse Rossi.
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Norms matter, and can help protect the social good by constraining and sanctioning bad actors.
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Use Scorpio's transformative powers for good by seeking balance and compromise instead of burning bridges.
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However, in this circumstance, Ivanka might actually serve some public good by having this clearance.
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Theses things are considered pretty good by consumers, people seem to be fine with that.
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Hopefully, at least some of them will be "good" by all measures, though, not just viewership.
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Notably, the company is a B-Corp, promising to do good by people and the planet.
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He's using his internet fame for good by raising thousands of dollars to donate to shelters.
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British growth is good by international standards, and is in line with the average since 2010.
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If they aren't good, by his standards, it's their own fault for not achieving his benchmarks.
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But also use this evening's communicative energy for good by discussing something that matters to you.
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"I actually went to visit her yesterday — she was not good by any means," JoJo said.
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If you want to be likable, make others feel good by not making them feel defensive.
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Donors would probably do more good by concentrating on a few projects in a few countries.
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Though they have flaws, India's official statistics are pretty good by emerging-market standards, he argues.
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"That's not very good, by the way," Martin Kirnbauer, a musicologist said gently, and somewhat redundantly.
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So, for example, the photo in the set above is not good by any objective standard.
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That would do a lot of good by reducing legislators' reliance on information provided by lobbyists.
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Congress's embarrassing 280 percent approval rating in March was actually unusually good by 153st-century standards.
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Both were still good by 2012 but we were all probably expecting too much by that point.
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More of the show's blend of '80s sci-fi / horror / thriller elements is always good by me.
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The government has promised that all aid-dispensing departments will be rated at least "good" by 2020.
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Theory: They made this halftime this bad in order for the game to look good by comparison.
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The former president has reportedly joked that the Trump administration makes him look "pretty good" by comparison.
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So you can put that in, and I think that probably clarifies things pretty good by itself.
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So you can put that in and I think that probably clarifies things pretty good by itself.
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"I Can Make You Feel Good" by Tyler Mitchell can be seen until June 5 at Foam.
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But if you don't have a ripe tomato, the green beans are just as good by themselves.
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Fleetwood, a hirsute Englishman, took control of the match for good by making birdie putts at Nos.
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Some try to contribute to the greater good by serving as coaches or mentors or supporting charities.
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Cristiano Ronaldo started his day in the sun by getting oiled up real good ... by his mom.
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"I just genuinely believe that the rules should be made as a common good by everyone," he said.
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In the real world, humans often undermine the greater good by grabbing whatever goodies their position allows them.
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To be fair, the scheme did a lot of good by freeing up money for schools and clinics.
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Overall, the U.S. market declined less than 3 percent, which, all things considered, sounds almost good by comparison.
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I was doing good by exposing the ugly side of the Trump phenomenon; I was serving my country.
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Stojanov lasted just 45 games with the Pens, and was out of the league for good by 1997.
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I ended up in Honduras, where I saw firsthand how business could do enormous good by creating wealth.
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SO YOU CAN PUT THAT IN AND I THINK THAT PROBABLY CLARIFIES THINGS PRETTY GOOD BY ITSELF. pic.twitter.
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We should not derail this general force for good by treating just the symptoms and not the cause.
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And the company will try to make good by offering its customers payments of either $75 or $150.
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That lack was made good by his younger contemporary Emily Dickinson: the soul in whispered communication with itself.
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Even so, rates are pretty good by recent standards and it's worth shopping around for the best offer.
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Bill Clinton has never delivered the kind of speech that's considered "good" by the standards of conventional rhetoric.
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Sanders could do himself a load of good by including more Southern voices among his impressive roster of surrogates.
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WASHINGTON – American consumers lost a bit of their optimism in June but are still feeling good by historical standards.
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Who is repaying the USA with evil for good by taking jobs and giving them to democrats (liberals) only?
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The Romans did themselves no good by using lead for water pipes and sometimes even as a food sweetener.
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In the interview, Chelsea Clinton implored Democrats to use their frustrations for good by continuing to push for change.
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It takes a lot to make Roger Goodell look good by comparison, but Jerry sure is trying his damnedest.
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Here's a reading from the book of Travis McGee, "The Deep Blue Good-By," by John D. MacDonald, 1964.
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Organizations like Bring Back Our Girls did a lot of good by making people care about the girls' plight.
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As Twitter noted in its recent blog post, bots can make users look good by artificially inflating follower counts.
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Entry-level jobs can also serve a broader public good by moving people off public assistance and onto payrolls.
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At the end of two years, my score was in the upper-700s, or "very good" by FICO standards.
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"We could do a whole lot more good by funding and opening up the government for everyone," Schumer argued.
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Granted, the list you get is only as good as your word database, but mine's pretty good by now.
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"I think we're going to be really good by the end," he told The Kansas City Star last week.
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The panel agreed that more highly skilled immigrants would be good by an even more overwhelming 89-0 margin.
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Fittingly, it was Bellinger who put the Dodgers in the lead for good by homering off Jeff Samardzija (2200-15).
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And to be honest, with prices this good, by the end of this weekend, I'll probably buy a even more.
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If you're really hurt, or feel like you're not doing yourself good by practicing, you can put your foot down.
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He was getting pretty good by the time he was about to start playing high school hockey for Benilde-St.
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Not Good: By 2001, it was hard to say whether people were bored by tales of the boom, or repulsed.
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He has worked for famous restaurants, but decided he could contribute more to the public good by running school kitchens.
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Critics of negative interest rates fear that they do more harm than good by reducing bank profits, thereby deterring lending.
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And we hope that red balloon is popped for good by the end of the grownup Derry gang's fresh nightmare.
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We will look at the implications of those policies, whether or not the consequences are deemed good by the governments.
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Van says the rapper's "doing good by the hood," and if more people followed his lead ... things would improve very quickly.
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Alternatively, the show could do a lot of good by elevating the powerful conversation surrounding the #MeToo and Time's Up movements.
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My take is that it will not be a stellar iPhone year, but it will still be good by most measures.
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I have no idea what's happening on the screen, so I can only really judge whether it's good by the reactions.
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The technology could do plenty of good by preventing the transmission of horrible diseases and controlling animal populations without any killing.
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These donors just don't want to feel good by winning — they want to dramatically shrink the size of the federal government.
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Also on Saturday: Betsy DeVos's Department of Education continued its mission of making children learn good by misspelling W.E.B. DuBois's name.
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And honestly, this trailer is surprisingly good by virtue of it just being itself and not trying to do too much.
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SO I'M EXCITED BECAUSE I THINK HERE'S POSSIBLY A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY AND DO GOOD BY INVESTING IN THIS ETF.
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I'd argue that it's time to make child care a common, free good by providing a voucher to cover all costs.
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Some "were deeply concerned" that warning the public would do more harm than good by undermining confidence in the electoral process.
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It was good, by the way, it was good thing when President Trump sent National Guard troops to the border, right?
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This research could help open people's minds to a more optimistic reality in which some humans are actually good by nature.
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Smiling when you don't feel like it has been proven to make you feel good by producing actual feelings of happiness.
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Smarter Living: Grudges can be good, by creating space for you to acknowledge that something bad happened, and that it matters.
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Called "ethical hackers" or "white hat hackers", these men and women use their skills for good by helping companies protect themselves.
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The Tommies, considered too good by their conference in Division III, found a potential home in the Division I Summit League.
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Ms. Vassell wants to take her experiences and use them for good, by pushing for improvements in the foster care system.
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He sat the first two weeks, came off the bench in Week 3 and was starting for good by Sept. 30.
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But on the flip side, the show did itself a world of good by finally acknowledging as much in season five.
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Common wisdom suggests that critics hate popular films, while "real people" choose which movies are actually good by going to them.
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"The biggest mistake that most people make is to judge what will be good by what has been good lately," Dalio explains.
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"The biggest mistake that most people make is to judge what will be good by what has been good lately," Dalio says.
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AVs should not just "do no harm"; they should "do good" by making the road a safer environment for all road users.
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But both companies are clearly advancing the common good by offering services that people want and forcing judges to modify outdated rules.
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Eliminate wireless deadspots in your home for good by upgrading to one of the best-reviewed home WiFi systems on the market.
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In November, for instance, the state of the economy was generally seen as good by voters, and Republicans still lost the House.
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That said, he does good by his supportive role on this track, sprinkling ad-libs and "oooh yeahs" throughout like space dust.
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And why Trump -- and his White House -- would do themselves some good by simply clarifying what actually happened in all of this.
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Good-by is short and final, a word with teeth sharp to bite through the string that ties past to the future.
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Do these attacks do more harm than good by targeting those candidates who appear to have the best chance of defeating Mrs. Clinton?
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And the Greens' plan would create a Renewable Energy Administration to treat energy as a public good by democratizing the ownership of it.
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An art review on Tuesday of "Unity" by Hank Willis Thomas included an outdated reference to the sculpture "Really Good" by David Shrigley.
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Ivanka, we know you love the guy who does your hair color, it's good by the way, so do right by your colorist.
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You may think you are doing good by cleaning your grill, but you may actually be endangering yourself and others, the study says.
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Except for one guy in a bright blue, pineapple-patterned shirt; he turns around and starts slurring I Feel Good by James Brown.
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For us to have done a bunch of different festivals and enter the States five different times, is pretty good by our standard.
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To be sure, philanthropists really can do a lot of good by looking for high-risk opportunities with the potential for outsize returns.
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Bassey's free throws tied the score and Danilo Djuricic put Harvard ahead for good by sinking a 23-pointer with 22:216 remaining.
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Maybe I was wrong in some of those cases; at other times, maybe I was able to do some good by keeping quiet.
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On Saturday, Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell suggested that the companies involved could make good by helping the U.S. government "retaliate" against Russia.
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This is good by European standards, but modest by comparison with America, argues Tim Hames of the British Private Equity and Venture Capital Association.
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Toews gave the Islanders the lead for good by finishing off a 2-on-1 with Michael Dal Colle 2:34 into the second.
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The McCarthy comedy's "C+" CinemaScore rating actually falls short of the "B" owned by BvS, though neither grade is considered "good" by Hollywood standards.
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Atomic Blonde does just as good by Theron by casting her as a woman trying to harden herself into crystal for her own protection.
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We're told the charter company tried a make-good by crediting her 6,700 euros, which seemed ok at the time but more problems lurked.
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Although Splice Sounds was technically the company's first major revenue stream, it is also serving a social good by reducing the incentives to pirate.
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Annual median salary: $25,850Projected job growth through 22026: 227 percent These workers make you look good by providing hair cutting, styling and coloring services.
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Over the weekend, the singer showed off a new manicure that is out-of-this-world good by L.A.-based nail artist, Britney Tokyo.
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But if you hate writing checks, you may be able to kick them out of your life for good by switching to ACH withdrawals.
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Just as we're about to open the door of the pub, a very drunk man comes tumbling out singing "Feeling Good" by Nina Simone.
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Emma was finally released for good by WWE over the weekend with little fanfare and no explanation, along with Summer Rae and Darren Young.
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It may not be good by any possible movie standard, but, man, it's a great way to burn through two hours. Im-ho-tep!
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They just signed None More Black, and None More Black were poised to be the band that was gonna do really good by Fat.
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And he really enjoyed it when Mr. Fowle would recite the refrain of "Long Boy," a song from World War I: Good-by, Ma!
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And President Trump's tweet does more harm than good by implying that "Due Process" entitles people to keep their jobs or avoid being ostracized.
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Some of these other guys, they came up and we were good by that point, so they didn't have to live through those years.
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But from an effective altruist framework — which emphasizes doing good by identifying the projects where resources can achieve the most — farm animal welfare stands out.
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But if you've only racked up five hours of sleep a night for a few weeks, you'll do yourself more good by getting extra rest.
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The ACLU asked for help with a project, and YC figured it could do the most good by formally admitting the ACLU to its accelerator.
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Otto Porter added 14 points and put Washington up for good by sinking two free throws with 17 seconds remaining after grabbing an offensive rebound.
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As a bonus, be proactive about using your newfound education for good by passing it on to other people who are confused or have questions.
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Following a controversial trial, Ulbricht has made it her mission to use her son's incarceration for the greater good by starting the Free Ross campaign.
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I didn't find a live joey, but I like to think I did some good by pulling a handful of dead kangaroos off the road.
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Once you concede that the government can do good by protecting the environment, people might start thinking that it can guarantee affordable health care, too.
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She's now determined to take her family's anguish and use it for good by advocating on behalf of other farmers who may be in crisis.
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Because of that, the A4 isn't just "good" by 2016 standards like everything else, it is great — and the best new car on the road today.
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ND: We knew that a mission-driven company that's trying to do good by people who've been exploited by Silicon Valley companies has to be profitable.
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AMSTERDAM (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Competition for funding among companies trying to do good by doing everything from harvesting rainwater to making prosthetic limbs can be fierce.
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Trace Adkins was 3 sheets during a charity performance which went south, but he's making good by making a big fat donation to a children's hospital.
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Rather, institutional designs should attempt, to the extent possible, to redirect existing incentives, turning them toward the common good by encouraging competition and decentralizing political power.
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Chaka Khan's scorned ex-manager wants the singer to tell her something good ... by cutting a fat check for the money her manager claims she's owed.
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I HELPED TO PICK THE CEO OF MOUNT SINAI THAT'S DONE THE CITY A GREAT DEAL OF GOOD BY COMING IN AND CLEANING UP MOUNT SINAI.
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If she had proposed something to cut benefits or raise taxes, it would have been unpopular and perhaps made Bush's privatization scheme look good by comparison.
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This is a big question for Twitter going forward: Will it do more good by refusing to cooperate with Trump, or by working with his administration?
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They argue that its unending barrage of lawsuits does more harm than good by draining federal resources, tying up the courts and wasting public servants' time.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce warned Monday that invoking the law "may do more harm than good" by causing "confusion" among businesses already undertaking voluntary efforts.
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Besides, it's not as if there's a world where sea monsters are real, or where you might make a priest look good by performing an exorcism.
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That doesn't make it good by any means, but it makes it hard not to bop along to, even if you hate yourself while it happens.
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Charities listed as tax-exempt 20163(c)(3) organisations are supposed to be charitable—to serve the public good by distributing money to other organisations and individuals.
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Joe Jonas did good by his old pal when he had her open for DNCE on tour and she's toured with former Dallasite Demi Lovato as well.
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It wasn't enough for him to kill the couple, turning them into Murder House goals, Michael re-kills them for good by setting their souls on fire.
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Anand Giridharadas's "Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World" is an important and scathing re-framing of the "doing-good-by-doing-well" adage.
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As an example, running antivirus software on systems in an ICS can potentially do more damage than good by flagging good files as malicious and deleting them.
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Zuckerberg studies Chinese, and his Mandarin was so good by the fall of 2014 that he managed to hold a 30-minute Q&A in the language.
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Three's a Trend The chef behind the world's best restaurant, a heavyweight Brazilian designer and Nike do good by the host country of this summer's Olympic Games.
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"Though fundamentals were a bit better than expected, they are not yet 'good', by our read, and much depends on a significant improvement in 2H," Goldman added.
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But low quality and cheap cables have flooded the market, causing more harm than good by frying laptops and phones so that they can't be used again.
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While there are many success stories, there are also the unfortunate stories of U.S. aid doing more harm than good by feeding corruption instead of the hungry.
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The Times op-ed writer seems convinced that they are doing more good by staying than they would by telling the truth, with name attached, and leaving.
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The Sooners did manage to lead for nearly four minutes in the first half, but Iowa State took control for good by rattling off 10 straight points.
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But until we reach that point, states are well within their rights to protect the common good by mandating some or all vaccinations for school-aged children.
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Rose loved kids, so the decision was an easy one His death was unexpected, but Powell knew Rose would have wanted to do good by his hometown.
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But I stay focused on impact and I try not to get hung up on wanting to look and feel good by being angry and assigning blame.
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But critics say this display of weaponry is just one more example of militarization by local cops who would do more good by screening for drunken drivers.
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"My commute will take me about an hour and 20 minutes each way because the traffic is terrible, but that's good by some people's standards," he said.
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"But now, we finally resolve it for good by saying that Sturgeon can take his hovercraft out of storage," said Kagan, the liberal justice who authored the ruling.
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The problem of course is that there's a strong compulsion to make people feel good by telling them what they want to hear, and for everyone to agree.
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If year round, you are the squad's prankster, April Fools' Day is the one day to get 'em good — by doing nice stuff for your friends and family.
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Then Bates decided to turn her frustration into good by helping raise awareness about lymphedema and became the National Spokesperson for the Lymphatic Education & Research Network (LE&RN).
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The book is sort of a guide for new companies looking for a win-win—doing good by doing well—in highly regulated sectors like health and education.
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However, our economic outlook is not good — by 22019, the deficit is expected to climb to $1.2 trillion, or 4.5 percent of GDP, and will continue to grow.
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The real problem is that it's it's likely to do more harm than good by disrupting school district operations, paralyzing state education policy, and rupturing national education politics.
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Running the risk of ruining something good by not being honest in the beginning far outweighs the benefit of receiving a few more responses in the short term.
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That's why the left will do a lot more good by advancing effective policies on growth, employment, and fiscal policy than by standing in the way of globalization.
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"Breaking Good" by teaching kids to hack at R00tz Asylum Another school year is now in full swing, which for many kids means reconnecting with friends and learning.
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I've argued in the past that not all subsidies are created equal — a subsidy can be justified if it promotes the public good by correcting a market failure.
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The sentence should have been I don&apost see any reason why it wouldn&apost be Russia, and I think that probably clarifies things pretty good by itself.
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But researchers discovered that coastal defense schemes like beach nourishment may ultimately do more harm than good by providing a false sense of security in critically eroding areas.
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Rates haven't gone up because, while the economy is good by most widely-used measures, there seems to be a persistent lack of financial stability for many Americans.
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Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) is calling for the tech industry to "advance the common good" by expanding opportunities beyond Silicon Valley and pushing for greater political transparency online.
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The company's decision to finally own its exploding phones and make good by replacing them with different models was probably what saved the company's rep back in 2016.
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He thinks a few ancient genes will do more good, by boosting the survival chances of threatened elephants, which could then be reintroduced to northern parts of the globe.
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GRASSLEY: NO, I'M TALKING ABOUT ONE INSTANCE THAT CAME UP HERE THAT'S UNJUSTIFIABLE, THAT WE'RE LOOKING INTO, AND WE HOPE WE CAN ACCOMPLISH SOME GOOD BY GETTING REASONABLE PRICING.
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Lyft riders around the nation are doing good by simply rounding up their fares to the nearest dollar and donating the difference to a charitable cause of their choice.
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"Half of them, honestly, they don't want to tell you, because they're afraid if they're not doing good by themselves, you'll put them in a nursing home or something."
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This emotional saw-toothed action has done some good by skimming away excessive investor optimism, compressing equity valuation and driving professional-investor positioning from heedless aggression to chastened caution.
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" He charged the bureau with becoming a force for good by "building a framework of consumer financial protection that restores the rule of law and contributes to economic prosperity.
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But the government maintains that Canada can do the most good by working to train Kurdish ground forces, rather than also participating in the bombing campaign that supports them.
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But in recent years, lawmakers in Trenton have argued that the commission does more harm than good by impeding hiring and limiting the economic impact of the shipping industry.
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It's more of an emotional piece for me as an athlete or anyone who has built a connection with an audience that cares about doing good by the community.
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I told her Vote Common Good is encouraging Christians to look deep into their faith and pursue the common good by voting to stop the reelection of Donald Trump.
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The Starks represent a moral compass of sorts for the series — even their take on revenge has the smarmy self-satisfaction of a person who's done good by the world.
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This year's production, at the Nottingham Playhouse, is "Our Country's Good" by Timberlake Wertenbaker, about a group of convicts rehearsing a play in the newly established penal colony of Australia.
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I thought, If you can help people and make them feel good by doing their hair and talking to them, then that's what I want to do with my life.
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The experiences of these individuals indicates the potential for U.S. companies to reap real talent — to do well and to do good by taking a broader view of employing refugees.
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The mythology of Facebook as a well-meaning company doing good by connecting the world didn't only pacify an unsuspecting public for a decade, it inspired a fiercely loyal workforce.
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Recent years were pretty bad, so this flu season could end up looking good by comparison, or the number of flu cases could catch up with those of previous seasons.
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The condition of retired Red Sox star David Ortiz has been upgraded to good by doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, where he remains in the intensive care unit.
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Comfort In A Bag Bamboo Pillows: 2-Pack – $42.49 See Details Ditch plastic straws and do the environment some good by nabbing a pack of these reusable stainless steel straws.
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Brenda, Pennsylvania As to getting your rich friends to chip in more toward the common good by reminding them of their good fortune — I say, yeah, good luck with that.
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The news that the president will eliminate regulations on business is interpreted as good by some, but we don't know for sure if it will lead to expansion and hiring.
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Not on camera... There is next-to-no shot that Trump is going to come out looking good, by anyone's standards, after a few hours under the gun with Mueller.
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Asked if it was a good or bad thing that "society looks up to masculine men," Republicans said it was good by 78-21960, while Democrats were split, 21960-299.
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"Are we doing more harm than good by going in there with no equipment and potentially spreading this to so many other people?" she said in an interview with CNN.
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There is nothing inherently good about complexity, and the tech industry could still do a lot of good by reducing friction in systems like health care, education and financial services.
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But the Court can and should take upon itself to advance the common good by guaranteeing that, irrespective of political party, citizens' voices -- and votes -- count in a meaningful way.
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President Obama just gave a ringing endorsement to Colin Kaepernick's National Anthem protest ... not only saying it's his Constitutional right but that he did something good by refusing to stand.
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The Trump administration is racing toward a meeting without a clear sense of what Kim actually wants, and so could end up doing more harm by than good by sitting down.
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The #MeToo movement has done tremendous good by highlighting the issue of sexual assault and empowering a generation of women and men to come forward knowing their voices will be heard.
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"Which basically means Americans spent more on the lottery than they spent on America" States sell their lotteries as harmless games that promote the social good by providing money to schools.
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But critics say that the scheme has run its course and in a period above trend growth, artificially low borrowing costs risked more damage than good by inflating asset price bubbles.
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Roupenian's stories exploit and invert a similar assumption of women as good by suggesting that there's something about the experience of woman- and girlhood that can be a horror onto itself.
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But Carson is a terrible debater—he often disappears for huge chunks of time and even when speaking he tends to more harm than good by speaking word salad instead of sense.
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All-Star guard Kyle Lowry scored 2010 points, but injured his left ankle with 226:22001 left in the third quarter and was out of the game for good by the fourth.
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Leo Varadkar, the prime minister, recently stated that Ireland's homeless figures were quite good by international standards, citing numbers which fact-checkers quickly called into question as incomplete and out of date.
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Others saw it as a way to "do good by doing bad," as Duo Security's Chief Officer Dug Song tweeted, a way to encourage better security in companies fearing their bottom line.
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The Wizards (34-35), winners of four straight, trailed by 18 points in the first half, but took the lead for good by outscoring the Knicks 33-13 in the third quarter.
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Check out Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good by adrienne maree brown for a sex worker–friendly education on the ethical pursuit of pleasure and self-education without sacrificing enjoyment. 84.
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His supporters abroad do Rwanda's people no good by remaining silent on Mr. Kagame's authoritarian behavior, with citizens fearful to speak their minds, run for political office or go about their business.
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The party is full of better-known, semi-known, and even comparatively little-known figures who might think they can do themselves or their career some good by announcing a presidential campaign.
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You try to do good by drinking almond milk, but you still buy those Pretty Little Thing mesh camo cycling shorts that will only be worn once and then immediately thrown away.
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Kim Martini and Miriam Goldstein, both ocean scientists and bloggers, warn that Slat's project could cause more harm than good by threatening delicate zooplankton and other animals living near the sea surface.
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It's the same impulse behind voluntourism, the widespread practice of Westerners traveling to developing countries to see the world and do some good by volunteering in orphanages or building schools while on vacation.
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However you want to slice it, chalking up to capitalism itself or the self-pleased liberalism of doing good by doing well, few thrill at $95 leggings sold as something approaching spiritual affirmation.
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Tossed candy wrappers, uneaten Mounds bars (why the hell are you giving anyone Mounds?), and large piles of candy corn (which are good, by the way) are sure to be littering your home.
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Oklahoma State, winning its third straight, owned a double-digit lead for good by the 210:413 mark of the opening half, 241-216, and only built on it from that point on.
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If you look at the growth rate in GDP, I mean, it&aposs not good by any means, but it&aposs a lot better than it has been over the last 16 years.
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"I think it's a very interesting place where they are really doing a lot of good by showing Ethiopians what the green theory is, that you work with non-chemical things," he said.
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Others issued press releases and dug up statistics to argue that Warren's plan would cause more harm than good by curtailing an industry they say has created millions of jobs and helped communities.
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You also seem to have a genuine desire to do good by the people of your state, who are benefiting greatly from a Medicaid expansion enacted by our Democratic governor, John Bel Edwards.
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If you currently pay interest on another credit card, a balance transfer can help you avoid interest charges and hopefully pay off that debt for good by the time 21.5 months is up.
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While Chris Rock has come under pressure from some black celebrities to step down as Oscars host, the acerbic black comedian may feel he can do more good by remaining in the game.
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A rejection of the idea of original sin might argue that if we believe we can be good and do good by our own efforts, we are likelier to strive to do so.
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So, I'm guessing the President of the United States didn't fill out a bracket this year, which means he likely doesn't know Sister Jean from Sister Sledge -- which is good, by the way.
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But that's not the case with this F300 fixed-wing and its unusual cargo: Instead of unleashing catastrophe, the automated machine is designed to do good—by releasing a swarm of tsetse flies.
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Matt leads a group of officers, including Harlee, whose members work a shakedown racket, convincing themselves that they're serving the public good by keeping criminals in check, drugs away from schools and so on.
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At Vidalia's funeral, the daughters are weighed down with grief and things left unsaid — Lyn with her failure to be "good" by being sexual, and Emma with resentment for her mother's hypocritical anti-gayness.
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Yet the unfortunate reality of the Trump era is that prep work by Pompeo is better than prep work by Jared Kushner, and Pottinger is good by any standard (pray Bolton keeps him around).
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From clothing to beauty buys to coffee orders and beyond, there are a variety of ways you can get the goods you desire while doing good by someone else over the next few weeks.
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"For Trump, the coronavirus crisis is all about the numbers — and they don't look good," by Ashley Parker, Josh Dawsey and Yasmeen Abutaleb A president handling his first real crisis, with an election looming.
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While it made an example of several high-profile people, she said, the crackdown did more damage than good by deepening the recession that began in 2014 and crippling some of Brazil's largest companies.
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Available in a range of saturated colors (like "native green" and "worker blue"), it looks good by itself or layered underneath a button-down shirt, and is quickly becoming this editor's staple T-shirt.
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"You're not doing them any good by going easy on them," said Ms. Romano, who summons the style of Anne Sullivan, the indefatigable instructor of Helen Keller, to be a sensitive but stern taskmaster.
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We are often told that many natural shades of emotion—sadness, anxiety, melancholy—are "not good" by the abstract pressures of society, that we're meant to be happy-go-lucky 24 hours a day.
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If your S.O. has a close relationship with their sister, for example, you might do your relationship more harm than good by being "honest" about an issue that's relatively trivial in the scheme of things.
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So they go for coffee and inadvertently find themselves doing good by helping a young woman cross a picket line to an abortion clinic (weirdly set nowhere near the Planned Parenthood in the East Village).
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Given the antithetical nature of mass-mined crystals (objects that are thought to bring the user peace probably shouldn't be the result of human and ecological strife), lab-grown crystals look pretty good by comparison.
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"This morning, David's condition was upgraded to 'good' by his doctors and he continues to make progress with his recovery in the Intensive Care Unit at Massachusetts General Hospital," the team said in a statement.
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The Rosensteins and Mattises of the administration should be asking themselves whether they could do more good by resigning and blowing the whistle than they can by filling positions Trump can't easily clog with loyalists.
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" -Gary Barker, President and CEO, Promundo "The Trump administration's paid parental-leave proposal would do more harm than good by, among other things, offering only six weeks of paid leave and only to new parents.
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This is the observation that a small amount of adversity can sometimes do an animal good, by activating cellular repair mechanisms that go on to clear up other damage which would otherwise have gone untreated.
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Yes, limited insights can be gleaned from thinking of humans in terms of generations, but this ultimately does more harm than good by obscuring the individual factors that actually shape our attitudes, politics and opportunities.
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A couple of years ago, a startup called eero wanted to "solve" the WiFi problem for good by launching a set of routers that connect to one another to form what's called a mesh network.
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And by the way, that sounds like a low bar, but it turns out, a lot of VCs can do more harm than good by injecting themselves at different times or places when not needed.
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Like many in Silicon Valley, he's recently become attracted to health care by the promise of a so-called "double bottom line": the potential to both to make money and to do good by saving lives.
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But because this is the China-North Korea relationship, an alliance so dysfunctional it makes even American alliances look good by comparison, this was all manifested through an all-female North Korean state propaganda pop band.
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"Many companies are now studying the temporary halting of operations for fear of being closed for good by the central bank as part of their campaign on exchange bureaus," another source at an exchange bureau said.
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If the software was good (by which I mean supported at the Android platform level), a dual-screen device could get you a lot of the benefits of the Galaxy Fold with fewer of the problems.
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He took control of the fight for good by pounding Cormier's body, then targetted the reigning champion with meticulously-placed shots — lefts to the gut, hard right hands to the face, then back to the ribs.
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To most people who are used to thinking about American policy, it'll be obvious that charities can sometimes do more good by lobbying the government than by trying to directly address the problem with their own resources.
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Los Angeles outscored the Cavaliers, 17-7, to begin the game, but James tied the score on a 3-pointer, and Tristan Thompson's hook shot gave Cleveland the lead for good by the end of the quarter.
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"Breaking Good" by teaching kids to hack at R00tz Asylum The global surge in encrypted traffic and a wide adoption of end-to-end encryption by mainstream tech companies is a transformative shift in information security worth celebrating.
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At worst, it does more harm than good by cutting off necessary conversations with women about consent, character building, pleasure, sexism, ambition, and the kinds of support they should expect from the people who claim to love them.
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WATFORD, England (Reuters) - Alex Noren did his hopes of bagging a third European Tour victory in three months a power of good by galloping three strokes clear of the field after the British Masters third round on Saturday.
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But banking may be one of the few areas in which switching to a start-up can actually do some kind of good by diverting money from bad actors into the hands of at least marginally better ones.
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So even as disapproval of Trump's job performance has risen to 55 percent, according to the Real Clear Politics average, he found short-term satisfaction in throwing dirt on McConnell in the hope of looking good by comparison.
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Opponents fear that damming the Mekong River will cause greater economic harm than good by destroying fisheries and damaging the delta's rich farming region, which depends on the flow of sediment from the upper stretches of the river.
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While a process-heavy discussion of impeachment will likely be unhelpful to her, Warren could do herself a world of good by packaging the known facts surrounding Ukraine as an easy-to-understand tale of Washington influence-peddling.
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Ring and these agencies tout the partnerships as serving the public good by keeping neighborhoods safe, but do the benefits of these types of relationships outweigh the ethical concerns inherent in them — namely, sharing customer information without permission?
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I mean China has some people here are talking about China growing at 3 percent 4 percent which is still good by the way I mean by most start by most people's standards India is still doing okay.
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"With some rain every week, we think the trees won't suffer from the dry season and the quality will be good by the end of the main crop season," Arsène Yobouet, who farms in the western region of Soubre.
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The Marist poll, though, is indicating that the average Democrat does not hold popular policy stances with the electorate, which is not good by any stretch for the Democrats and is likely to hurt the Democratic nominee's popularity eventually.
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There is a chance that the themeparks were contributing towards a public good—by having the same price all year round, there is less of an incentive to take children out of school in search of a cheaper holiday.
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Young Kareem isn't feeling the new masculine energy, so he hatches a plot to get Coffee out of his mom Vanessa's (Taraji P. Henson) life for good — by hiring a group of gangsters to rough up the police officer.
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The Redskins (1-9) are not good by any stretch of the imagination, and their quarterback Dwayne Haskins will continue to make rookie mistakes, but he gives his team a 219.6-219.8 shot to win at home against Driskel.
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When you feel sad and you unthinkably pick up your phone, staring at it and realize that it's not making you feel good by looking at social media—the driving force behind the action is the same, I believe.
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In aggregate the selfish actions of individual people have been a remarkable force for good, by guiding markets to produce what they want, rewarding innovators who can do so in more efficient ways and thus raising the standard of living.
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As Madison and Behold pull away from the murder house, Madison sees Violet and Tate reconnent and comments, "at least someone's going to get a happy ever after," confident that she did good by convincing Violet to give Tate another chance.
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Considering the message it's pushing for spring '17, Opening Ceremony is once again using its platform for good by giving all the profits from its Action capsule (which will surely sell out, given that everything's under-$100) to the ACLU.
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In September 2017, New York City took a step in the direction of ensuring that it's long-touted title of "The City That Never Sleeps" would be around for good by creating a new city agency called the Office of Nightlife.
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"Evangelical Christians who embrace Moore are serving the public good by making ridiculous their pose as uniquely moral Americans, and by revealing their leaders to be especially grotesque specimens of the vanity — vanity about virtue — that is curdling politics," he writes.
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Once again we had Apple beginning the week by doing something that was not good by having ... It wasn't a bug, it was a mistake in the FaceTime, which caused a lot of people to listen in, so, privacy snafu, right?
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Zack Exley, a left-wing populist who runs the YouTube channel Left Right Forward, said that the bans of high-profile right-wing accounts may do more harm than good by building up the reputations of extremists among their bases.
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The May government is doing no one any good by keeping a foolish illusion alive — that Britain can keep the economic benefits of membership, while opting out of things it doesn't like, notably freedom of movement for citizens of member countries.
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Koichi Hamada, professor emeritus of economics at Yale University, said the BOJ must ensure interest rates do not fall to a "reversal rate," or a level that could do more harm than good by crippling financial institutions' ability to lend.
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Already, there has been concern from experts that the feature will do more harm than good by giving perfectly healthy people false positives, which could send them into the clinic and take time away from those who are more likely to be sick.
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Ahmari's piece left many questions unanswered — what the "spoils" of a culture war victory would be, or even who would get to decide what the highest good by which Americans should live is — but the "problems" he perceives are at least clear.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Usually chocolate brownies come with a health warning but the head of a leading U.S. support group for businesses seeking to tackle social problems is hoping they can do some good by spreading the word about social enterprise.
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"(They) could really do a lot of good by coming out and issuing a statement of support ... They're taking a very cowardly and silent stance, letting it go forward ... Until someone puts a lid on this, it's going to keep unraveling," he said.
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"Mothers contribute so much to the public good by rearing children because, when they do this, then all of us have better coworkers, better friends, better partners," England says, explaining the unpaid labor of mothers and the way that labor benefits society.
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I don't propose that we accept the principle of letting the perfect be the enemy of the good by not doing our best to stop anyone who should not legally have a gun, but we need an honest — not a political — argument.
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More in this series The Countess's Private Secretary By Jennifer Egan Brush Clearing with Teen-Age Boys in Arkansas By Richard Ford The Work You Do, the Person You Are By Toni Morrison The Hardworking Immigrant Who Made Good By Akhil Sharma
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When he finally does — Mr. MacDougall is quite good, by the way — a climactic scene more frightening than all the ones before brings the boy some closure, or at least some understanding of how to cope with a world that can be harsh.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump sought to infuse his maiden State of the Union address Tuesday with an undercurrent of optimism, issuing a call for Democrats and Republicans to look past deep national divisions in order to do good by the American people.
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Maybe you really did swipe left by accident the first time, in which case profile recycling is just an example of an unfeeling corporation doing something good by accident, by granting you the rare chance at a do-over in this life.
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AMMAN, Jordan – A Syrian refugee who had been tapped for possible resettlement to the United States says his hopes have been squashed for good by the Supreme Court decision to uphold a Trump administration travel ban for Syria and four other Muslim-majority countries.
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This adaptation of L. Frank Baum's novel of the same name isn't good by any stretch of the imagination, and it's come in for quite a bit of mockery from Rankin/Bass fans for its attempts to bring something like high fantasy to Christmas.
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That renders its failure to grant its black characters humanity especially glaring, and means that Dixon's move a little closer to the good by the end of the film feels off; there's no sense of wrong being brought closer to something like the right.
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"Certainly it has a big impact for Dean Foods, depending on what their resolution is and what they do," he said, but a potential sale of Dean to DFA could even be good by ensuring that there's a place for DFA's milk to go.
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The video was to accompany a song entitled "Got me Good" by Emin Agalarov — son of real estate billionaire Aras Agalarov, and the man who requested a controversial meeting between Trump's son Donald and a Russian lawyer that took place in New York in 2016.
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It might even do some good by shining a spotlight on the mistakes and misjudgments of past Congresses—and providing powerful evidence of the need for lawmakers to claw back the legal authority that was too freely granted to presidents over the past century.
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They say he is doing more harm than good by promoting developments on the state's ridgelines, among Vermont's most important assets, where turbines, roadways and infrastructure are destroying habitats, increasing flood risks and scarring the landscape much the way mountaintop mining has scarred West Virginia.
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By spending a lot of time on foreplay, you'll be turned-on, naturally lubricated (if you have a vagina), and feeling good by the time you start having sex — which will make sex feel so much better, no matter what kind of sex you have.
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While a fast-food corporation with billions of dollars and a homophobic history doesn't exactly need or deserve LGBTQ folks' sympathy, it's possible we could be doing more harm than good by reacting this way after this tiny pawn was moved to our advantage.
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In this strand, the theory plays out with Bran choosing to sacrifice himself for the greater good, by committing to spending many thousands of years as an ice zombie purely to offer himself as a target later on to prevent civil war in Westeros.
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And yes, while we've seen pictures and renders of the S8 already, this is the first time it's appeared on video, giving us a better look at how the bezel-reducing, edge-to-edge display looks in practical use (the answer is pretty good, by the way).
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Many neighborhood groups do support putting the tank in the playground, arguing that it serves the greater good by allowing the cleanup to proceed as quickly as possible, said Katia Kelly, a longtime Carroll Gardens resident and a member of the Gowanus Superfund Community Advisory Group.
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Generals are used to judging men only by their successes—good character being an untrustworthy guide to battle-winning—and so tend to imagine that a rich man has made good by energy and discipline, rather than, as is just as often the case, luck and cupidity.
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A New York Times/CBS News poll conducted last week found that African-Americans rated the economy as good by a ratio of about four to one, versus about two to one for white Democrats and an even narrower margin for white Democrats without a college degree.
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Though the quality of the air in Mexico City never really got good, by the early 250s it became common to see headlines about how the 260-million strong megacity had passed the baton for unliveable levels of pollution to the likes of Delhi and Beijing.
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But both convictions were overturned, and critics said the prosecutions, however well intentioned, did more harm than good by giving Mr. Zündel and other Holocaust deniers, including Robert Faurisson of France and Ditlieb Felderer of Sweden, a platform and a chance to bring truth itself into disrepute.
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There may have been a time when war served as a negative good by preventing the spread and growth of an evil force… If we assume that life is worth living, if we assume that mankind has the right to survive, then we must find an alternative to war.
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A "Mac 'n' Cheese Cigar" topped with that distinct bright orange powder was good in the way that all fried dough filled with cheese is good by default, while "Chester's Fire Watermelon," a sour square of fruit topped with feta and Flamin' Hot dust, didn't move quite as quickly.
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In fact, with Li-ion batteries, you can actually do more harm than good by letting them die before charging them again, because they have a limited number of charge "cycles" (meaning times you can completely discharge and recharge them) before batteries start to hold less overall power.
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"Through the years, numbers of special envoys have accumulated at the State Department, and in many cases, their creation has done more harm than good by creating an environment in which people work around the normal diplomatic processes in lieu of streamlining them," Corker said in a statement to CNN.
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To its credit, Smurfs: The Lost Village smartly corrects a silly flaw that's persisted throughout its history: the almost total lack of female characters, except a few (notably Smurfette) who were created by the evil wizard Gargamel from dark matter and then made good by the magic of Papa Smurf.
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He has a chance here to work with Democrats to deliver results and do real good by solving all the problems created by the shutdown while at the same time demonstrating that the Republican Party is more than a collection of mostly white men who fall in line with Trump's every whim.
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"The accused decided in 1997 to settle the score for good by having the plaintiff killed," prosecutors said in the statement, which identified Gyarfas only by his initial as Gy. Prosecutors brought charges against Gyarfas for instigating Fenyo's murder through an associate, Tamas P, whom Gyarfas had known since 1994, the statement said.
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"If we don't get something good [by] this weekend and if we only get something minor or kick the can down the road and these two stocks break below those patterns, it's going to be quite bearish and the downside could be a lot more than a lot of people think," Maley said.
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Harris knocked down three 3-pointers over the next few minutes as the Nets moved ahead after trailing the entire first half, and they gained control for good by scoring the last nine of the third quarter, capped by Davis's three-point play, to bring an 86-80 edge into to the fourth.
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Wild right winger Jason Pominville tied the game with 210:210 left in the second, but that goal had not even been announced yet when Islanders center Brock Nelson put New York back ahead for good by firing a shot off the top post and past screened Minnesota goalie Devan Dubnyk with 41.5 seconds remaining.
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My wife [actress June Diane Raphael] and I are working together on a campaign called the Big Hundred, and the idea is just this: Let's take the politics out of the discussion for a minute, and let's just look at the country and try to do concrete actions that promote good by choosing one positive action a day.
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Arguably, there was only ever one good music-based talent show in the first place—and it was only good by virtue of plucking national treasures out of their natural habitats, shoving them in front of a studio audience and making them sing "My Heart Will Go On." Yes, friends, I am talking about Stars In Their Eyes.
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Rep. Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaKing incites furor with abortion, rape and incest remarks San Jose mayor proposes mandatory liability insurance for gun owners Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Calif.) is calling for the tech industry to "advance the common good" by expanding opportunities beyond Silicon Valley and pushing for greater political transparency online.
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At the lounge, which included space for mindful coloring, I suggested to the organizers present that maybe the most potent difference between Kondo and the NAPO women is that the NAPO women seek to make a client's life good by organizing their stuff; Kondo, on the other hand, leads with her spiritual mission, to change their lives through magic.
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Political activists like to make themselves feel good by having loud protest marches that get a lot of media attention but that often alienate just as many people as they attract, while we "cautious moderates" have to do the hard work of actually changing the hearts and minds of those on the other side, often leading to broken friendships and family estrangement.
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Or even more provocatively, and perhaps appropriately, a gown from H&M's new Conscious Exclusive collection (a line that focuses on merging glamour and good by using eco-sensitive materials), as modeled by Crown Princess Mary during a dinner in the palace for the fashion summit, which would tick both the climate change box and the Scandinavian designer box, not to mention the economically accessible box.
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Here are the books discussed in this week's "What We're Reading": "Heavy" by Kiese Laymon "An Elderly Lady Is Up to No Good" by Helene Tursten "The Temple of the Golden Pavilion" by Yukio Mishima "Fatal Discord" by Michael Massing "The Hazel Wood" by Melissa Albert We would love to hear your thoughts about this episode, and about the Book Review's podcast in general.
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And high-profile critics, like Elon Musk, have called on policymakers to do more to regulate AI. Unfortunately, the two most popular ideas — requiring companies to disclose the source code to their algorithms and explain how they make decisions — would cause more harm than good by regulating the business models and the inner workings of the algorithms of companies using AI, rather than holding these companies accountable for outcomes.
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EditorsNote: Corrects in graf 2105 to Kershaw retiring 26.19 of 217; adds "in the regular season" in graf 227; other minor edits Clayton Kershaw snapped a three-start losing streak by tossing 22015 83/28 solid innings Friday night, and Gavin Lux gave the Los Angeles Dodgers the lead for good by hitting a three-run homer in the fourth inning of a 21-20 win over the host New York Mets.
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