It's probably safe to assume that Indiana Jones is no ordinary man — Grail powers or no Grail powers.
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This, again, is the holy grail or has been a holy grail for traditional TV for a long time because why?
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Machine learning is the holy grail of data analysis, but unfortunately, that holy grail oftentimes requires a PhD in Computer Science just to get started.
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However, even though Indy left the cave where they found the Holy Grail, it seems that the Grail gave him special healing powers at the very least — or even an extended life span.
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It's the Holy Grail, the Apple of Eden, et cetera.
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AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE HELPED LOCATE 'HOLY GRAIL OF SHIPWRECKS' OFF COLOMBIA
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Great person in Silicon Valley, running a company called Grail.
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"Everyone wanted this holy grail," one of the people said.
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The holy grail of product design is ease of use.
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The holy grail, Wolht says, is the angel food cake.
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For me it was all about where was the grail?
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" His final conclusion: "What is the grail but Earth itself?
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This is the holy grail right here for obvious reasons.
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Not unlike King Arthur's quest for the Holy Grail, Sen.
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If so, they will have found the Holy Healthcare Grail.
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"This is basically the holy grail of space," Musk said.
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Could the Gumby of mascara be its new holy grail?
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SethBling calls the hack a "holy grail" in the video.
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Carbon capture has been considered a holy grail for decades.
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"Millennial moms are the holy grail," one marketer told me.
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JIM CRAMER: You mentioned something that is the holy grail.
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I think it's the holy grail of the entertainment industry.
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To many, this represents the Holy Grail of modern medicine.
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Television has been the holy grail of advertising for decades.
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Citing sources, CNBC says Grail is mostly focused on sovereign funds.
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And that's not even contemplating super-human intelligence, the holy grail.
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What she's invested in: Ironclad, Data Grail, Guild Education, and Workstream
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"Investing is the Holy Grail in becoming a millionaire," Cardone writes.
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For many people, that kind of investment is a holy grail.
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We were looking at that as the Holy Grail, or something.
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"For us, the salary is the holy grail," Mr Blomfield says.
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Autonomous vehicle helped locate &aposholy grail of shipwrecks&apos off Colombia .
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Such a breakthrough would be a "holy grail" for life sciences.
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But we [also] want long lasting results; it's the Holy Grail.
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In many respects, that's the online travel industry's current holy grail.
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Black holes are a holy grail of the gravitational wave concept.
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He regards the solution to the problem as his Holy Grail.
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That's the health holy grail no one has yet figured out.
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Equally perilous: companies where the Holy Grail is promotion from within.
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Grail spun out of Illumina, a genomic sequencing company, in 2016.
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He looked like Indiana Jones—the Alba truffle his holy grail.
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The Holy Grail is getting production to cease at various facilities.
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Sharp VZ-2000 This was definitely the Holy Grail to me.
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For phone carriers, 25G represents the holy grail of mobile communications.
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It had been a very minor spillage of the green grail.
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"That would be sort of the Holy Grail," Dr. Krawchuk said.
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"Everyone wanted this holy grail," one of the sources told Reuters.
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CPAC functions, for the media, as something of a holy grail.
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It was like picking the Holy Grail out of a lineup.
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Automakers are actively pursuing the holy grail of a level ride.
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Advano's innovative work with silicon is the holy grail for batteries.
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"Advano's innovative work with silicon is the holy grail for batteries."
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For Morgellons patients, objectivity had become a kind of holy grail.
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This song was the holy grail for beauty influencers on YouTube.
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With Gilliam, he co-directed Monty Python and The Holy Grail.
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Holy grail: Everlane has close enough shapes for a good price.
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I'm not the only beauty lover to seek a holy grail.
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"The Holy Grail of drummers," he said, "would be Ringo Starr."
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In the early 22s, the grail appears in Romania, and is stolen.
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But the administration does not see it as an untouchable holy grail.
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Last summer, while driving a friend's car, I spotted the holy grail.
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"Victoria Beckham has always been the holy grail for me," Michelle adds.
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DM: The Holy Grail is finding stuff that's not on the internet.
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That, says Ganaka Herath, a partner at McKinsey, "is the holy grail".
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"It&aposs the holy grail of gravitational wave cosmology," Chakrabarti told Space.com.
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That is the holy grail of the end-to-end customer relationship.
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Of the simulations conducted, two were in tune with the GRAIL data.
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Critics labeled the effort a vanity project, tantamount to a grail quest.
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The acoustic-electric is something of a holy grail for Nirvana fans.
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Landing a guaranteed parking spot is the holy grail of city living.
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For me, that is very much the Holy Grail of it all.
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"It's like the holy grail of New York living," Ms. Volin said.
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That was Roll 53—the grail we've been tilting toward ever since.
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"It's a dream — it's the holy grail for a producer," she said.
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It's what many other companies may consider the "Holy Grail" of innovation.
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"Sports rights continues to be the holy grail for media," Lemkau said.
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This is serious grail territory and entails multiple sketches and intensive brainstorming.
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For friends, as for family, "close" is the holy grail of relationships.
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What would the Holy Grail be for inspectors in this case, then?
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Please don't end a mixtape on a Magna Carta... Holy Grail track.
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At first, these additional women seem widows of the dead Grail knights.
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They represent the holy grail at the end of the Darwinian quest.
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To the faithful, this product is basically the Holy Grail of creams.
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But the dish needed improvements to get closer to my grail ribs.
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I always wanted to have a grail diary, a little leather journal.
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The missing footage, if ever located, would be an archivist's holy grail.
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Breaking into iPhones has long been considered the Holy Grail of cyberespionage.
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But the holy grail of leaks remains elusive: President Trump's tax returns.
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He left Google to take the CEO job at Grail in 2016.
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Outside northern Italy, good nebbiolo has been something of a holy grail.
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A pair of deadstock kicks is more or less a holy grail.
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The holy grail for advertising-driven media -- both traditional and social -- is engagement.
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The release comes almost four years after he dropped Magna Carta Holy Grail.
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The remains also could contain the holy grail of all dinosaur fossils: DNA.
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The Holy Grail of airplane seats is comfy, breathable, and above all, light.
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The Holy Grail of airplane seats is comfy, breathable, and above all, light.
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The result clearly indicate that the neocortex is not the grail of intelligence.
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Grail aims to raise $1 billion in venture capital ahead of the spinoff.
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This tends to be the Holy Grail quality people look for in meat.
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Re-creating a pixelated image is the holy grail of impossible CSI technology.
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The foldable phone is probably considered the next Holy Grail for tech companies.
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Recently, our beauty director Cat Quinn discovered the holy grail of clay masks.
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Plus: Same-day delivery is not the holy grail for every commerce company.
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"This is the holy grail of indoor entertainment," Tempest told me on Monday.
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It's literally the holy grail of signups – one single tap and it's done.
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For fans of snowstorms, thundersnow is the holy grail of winter weather phenomena.
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USB-C (also called USB Type-C) is the Holy Grail of ports.
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This summer, our holy grail was our trompo for tacos al pastor. Wow.
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They look like hands that have touched the Holy Grail (of skin care).
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For those who stan a Swift closing number, "Clean" is the holy grail.
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It's my holy grail and I've repurchased it at least a dozen times.
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Medicare for all has been the Holy Grail of the left for decades.
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" Speaking of "One Nation," Clinton said, "That's the holy grail of the funk.
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Manufacturers of meatless burgers seem to realize that bloodiness is the holy grail.
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This is a gold mine of data – the holy grail so to speak.
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"But the year that Villanova won, that was the holy grail," she continued.
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Without a holy grail for vaping cessation, the toll on families is searing.
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" Another speculates that it may be the "holy grail of election law jurisprudence.
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They have a D45, which is considered the holy grail of acoustic guitars.
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Still, what would a technophile in search of the holy grail seek out?
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I think that is kind of the holy grail for applied artificial intelligence.
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Moreover, advanced, physics-challenging technology would be the Holy Grail for any nation.
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"Medicaid is a holy grail for Democrats," a lobbyist on Medicaid issues said.
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Watch how it could save lives while we wait for the Holy Grail.
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It was the holy grail of accents: neutral, trustworthy, authoritative, but utterly dull.
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Now researchers using cutting-edge genomics are getting closer to that holy grail.
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I spent the next 14 years searching for the holy grail of antidepressants.
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Grail has raised more than $1 billion in financing from investors including GV, the venture arm of Google parent company Alphabet, and Amazon, which sees Grail as an opportunity to store massive amounts of genetic data in its AWS cloud.
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Hearing that your holy grail beauty product is being discontinued is far from pleasant.
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"The holy grail of football is the word 'balance'," Tabarez told reporters in Samara.
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"That is the holy grail of New York City real estate," she tells him.
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Finding the world's oldest fossilized animal is a kind of Holy Grail for paleontologists.
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In fact, there are—one holy grail of physics is the room-temperature superconductor.
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I've reached out to Grail and will update this story if I hear back.
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Our family trips every August became a quest, the perfect cannolo my Holy Grail.
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The holy grail of AI research was established before AI research ever even began.
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It's possible because I think the holy grail for everybody is reducing healthcare costs.
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"The Holy Grail is to be able to holographically render a patient," he said.
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But the 'Holy Grail' in health is to understand and detect disease much earlier.
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It is the holy grail of New York City living: the rent-stabilized apartment.
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Why it matters: Developing a universal flu vaccine is fast becoming biotech's holy grail.
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Reversible cryopreservation—that holy grail of cryonics—has so far remained out of reach.
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Micro services Interoperability between apps has long been the holy grail of application development.
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But as a sponsored product, lenses can also be the holy grail for marketing.
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Sadly, he apparently thinks he found a holy grail in a total non-starter.
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The holy grail for MS-DOS games, David says, is an early Pentium machine.
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But what happens when you can't get your holy grail hair product through TSA?
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A 30-second ad during the Super Bowl is the holy grail of advertising.
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"The actual economics of Grail will be fully disclosed in our financials," he said.
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"The Holy Grail is advanced advertising and delivering custom content and ads," said Gershon.
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Why can't Fireplace for Your Home be the summertime Holy Grail of relaxation, too?
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When Slack implemented threaded conversations, it seemed like the holy grail for internal communications.
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The Holy Grail here is attempting to Turing test the shit out of Duplex.
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"In terms of golf collectibles, a green jacket is the holy grail," said Zafian.
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This luxe product is SK-II's holy grail essence in fine face-mist form.
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Researchers have long chased the synthetic 'holy grail' of diamond semiconductors, without commercial success.
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On record, they sizzle, but the live setting is where Holy Grail really shines.
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For payers like Cigna, predictive precision medicine is the holy grail for cutting costs.
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Among ultramarathoners and elite trail runners, the Barkley is the Holy Grail of races.
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Grail is primarily pitching sovereign funds, with mixed success, according to two sources familiar.
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This study is meant to give Grail a more detailed map of cancer genetics.
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Shu Uemura's cleansing oil is another one of her holy-grail skin-care products.
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The company is called Holy Grail and it's launching in the accelerator's latest cohort.
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So, with the help of a now-departed co-founder, Pereira founded Holy Grail.
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MakerBot was the holy grail of making, because we made things that made things.
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She's been the holy grail, and we've always been in contact with her camp.
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That's when I realized: This holy grail did not work for me at all.
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Despite only having one Michelin Star restaurant Copenhagen is a holy grail for foodies.
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The service aims to be the holy grail for the world's burnout 11th-graders.
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Also, blogging can provide the holy grail of early retirement, an additional income stream.
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For whiskey lovers these days, well-aged rye is a kind of holy grail.
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In the film, Petra stood in for where Indiana Jones finds the Holy Grail.
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That holy grail has been elusive so far but we may be getting close.
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But the holy grail is understanding what all [space assets are] doing at once.
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That tonic or formula of success is like a holy grail for any athlete.
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"My dream is to create the holy grail of solid batteries," Mr. Zimmerman said.
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The arrival of real-time ray tracing is the Holy Grail of our industry.
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Holy grail: I think the closest perfect white tee I've discovered was from Zara.
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There's a holy grail Beanie Baby (the Princess Diana one, but only certain versions).
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It's something that's the holy grail, can we automate the high ... for fancy jobs ... Right.
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A noninvasive or minimally invasive blood glucose monitor is a kind of a holy grail.
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Running a marathon in under two hours has become a holy grail for the sport.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - U.S. Republicans are pursuing the holy grail of Washington policy: tax reform.
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Ahead, we asked several Black women to share their hands-down favorite, holy-grail sunscreens.
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Dierks Bentley is a little bit holy grail, but still a little bit burning man!
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For some serious assurance that you're makeup isn't going anywhere, we've found your holy grail.
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" Ready Player One isn't just a popular book, it's a "holy grail of pop culture.
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Ra's headpiece, the Fertility Idol, and the Holy Grail will complete your Indiana Jones outfit.
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The New Yorker has been my holy grail for the whole of my writing life.
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And lucky for us, your Holy Grail products may still be waiting to be discovered.
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This is what the holy grail is going to be: getting that better military creature.
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That's because for them, "Watergate" is a political Holy Grail which can never be equaled.
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Then maybe they&aposd have a new -- and well-deserved -- journalistic Holy Grail to celebrate.
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Jay Z dropped this in-retrospect ridiculous commercial building hype for Magna Carta Holy Grail.
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Grail, which is majority-owned by Illumina, has also assembled a prominent roster of advisers.
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Grail, at least, published a study in August in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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That's a crucial building block toward common sense, long a holy grail for AI researchers.
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Insulin pills have long been a kind of Holy Grail for people living with diabetes.
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"This has been a holy grail of AI for 35 years or more," he said.
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Perhaps the holy grail of all winter garb, you MUST have warm, insulated, waterproof boots.
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This is where my holy grail Twitter feature comes through: I employ the mute button.
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And an animal sanctuary in Australia may just have the holy grail of animal #content.
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Grail raised just shy of $1 billion, and is still looking for additional strategic investment.
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"This is a gold mine of data — the holy grail, so to speak," Nelson said.
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COMMACK "Spamalot," musical comedy adapted from the 1975 film Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
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Currently the system that Holy Grail has built out can make 700 batteries per day.
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GRAIL wants to detect cancer as early as possible, when it can still be cured.
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"I feel like there's a 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail' moment here," Dent said.
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What's more, they're losers (sorry, boys) in a city where success is the holy grail.
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To him, it represents a sort of professional Lost City of Atlantis or Holy Grail.
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Wage growth is the holy grail of economics, and not only economists long for it.
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They had already planned out their college destination: UCLA, the holy grail of college basketball.
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"The holy grail of the M.T.A. is a single-seat ride to J.F.K.," he said.
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Pharma giants like Johnson & Johnson have unsuccessfully tried to bring this "holy grail" to market.
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A holy grail for generations of explorers is now finally open, because of climate change.
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On our right, the Knights of the Grail, dressed in white, make neat, concentric rings.
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Alien Workshop, Memory Screen (1991) Memory Screen is like the holy grail of skate videos.
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I hope Jordan achieves this too as it really is the Holy Grail of golf.
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Jobs at companies like Facebook and Google were once the holy grail for technology workers.
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"I always felt that this was the grail," Robert Weil, Liveright's editor-in-chief, said.
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"In A.I., the holy grail was how do you generate internal representations," Dr. Hinton explained.
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It was time to take our shot at the holy grail of toboggan race times.
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It has become the holy grail of philanthropy: measuring the impact of a charitable contribution.
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On the walls, the Holy Grail glows, demonic angels hover, women radiate saintliness or lust.
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"This is the holy grail of science," said Rochester Institute of Technology astrophysicist Carlos Lousto.
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Participating in the right of dissent that is the holy grail of any constitutional democracy.
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Largely forgotten, the Brunswick-Balke-Collender Cup is the holy grail of American sports memorabilia.
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It seems like coconut oil is the holy grail of natural beauty ingredients these days.
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Moreover, Grail CEO Jeff Huber, was a long-time executive at Google, an Amazon rival.
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For most, the legend of Klose's gold seemed to represent a kind of Holy Grail.
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I've always said that the holy grail to wealth is creating multiple flows of income.
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It's the Holy Grail in a way, making something local, and then selling it internationally.
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"That was considered the holy grail of natural history photography," Widder told Mashable last year.
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There is no one size fits all equation; the holy grail of exercise is compliance.
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MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL (1975) Stream on Netflix; rent on Amazon and iTunes.
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And then finally, the Holy Grail for us, that we want to reach, is contraception.
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"The allure of Israel-Palestine peacemaking is the diplomatic holy grail," says Goldenberg of CNAS.
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And it just so happens that this area corresponds to locations where NASA, through its GRAIL mission, was able to identify mass deficits—that is, locations on the lunar surface where mass appears to be reduced or missing, which GRAIL detects as slightly less gravity.
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For other marketing companies, tracking people on multiple Internet-connected devices has become a holy grail.
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These are our "holy grail" home items — the beloved fixtures that our spaces take shape around.
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"Within computer graphics, a long-time holy grail is to create photograph-quality realism," he said.
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The Little Hours certainly looks like a spiritual sequel to Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
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We were headed for the holy grail—we were diving towards weightlessness at an alarming rate.
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HHS attempts to convert Medicaid to a block grant program, a Holy Grail for many conservatives.
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The holy grail, a system that can automatically detect forgeries, is still well out of reach.
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TARRYTOWN "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" (67923), directed by Terry Gilliam and Terry Jones. Jan.
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I was psyched, scooped up the soon-to-be holy grail hair care and checked out.
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Long-duration storage is, as I've written before, a kind of a holy grail in energy.
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"Creating shareable content is what we consider to be the holy grail of advertising," Brownstein said.
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Someone even asked if Brie had stolen Harrington's holy grail product, the Farrah Fawcett styling spray.
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The scientist in charge of this study merged his startup, Cirina, with Grail earlier this year.
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In the delivery world, robots have come to represent both a holy grail and an inevitability.
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Other researchers should run their own simulations, preferably with data gathered from GRAIL and other sources.
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The holy grail of the racing industry, in terms of location and prestige, has been found.
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Exactly. Ahead, find the holy grail products that our celebrity curl heroes hold near and dear.
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The Holy Grail is of course the presidency, with Mario Draghi's term ending on Oct 31.
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I've spent years working on connected devices, and to me that sounds like the holy grail.
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The Holy Grail is to link together an entire human body on a series of chips.
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"I'm a medical doctor, so my holy grail is instant diagnosis and instant cure," explained Lem.
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Reliable pick and place systems have long been a kind of Holy Grail among industrial robotics.
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How SoFi can ruin fintech for everyone Home loans are the Holy Grail of online lending.
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He repeated his winning line that a Cubs championship would be the holy grail of sports.
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This is the Holy Grail: a classic silhouette from a legacy brand, at an affordable cost.
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It has 10,000 likes onSephora, with one buyer saying it was her new Holy Grail mascara.
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Both options would lead to the holy grail of space exploration enthusiasts, a mission to Mars.
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The holy grail of a working mechanical heart never disappeared, though the word "permanent" faded away.
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The automation of household tasks has been a Holy Grail for consumer robotics in recent years.
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This, Sklar says, is the holy grail for any investigator working on a money laundering case.
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Easy, collaborative photo sharing has been something of a holy grail for photo apps for years.
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Remrise is the latest startup in search of the Holy Grail of a better night's sleep.
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Covid-19 fears have turned the once unremarkable, goopy product into something of a Holy Grail.
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Getting lots of people into a bus or subway is the holy grail of congestion reduction.
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When I was younger, I believed the holy grail of romance was the birth of love.
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"That's really the holy grail of where we're going with all this research," Dr. Walton said.
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This bundle includes a bevy of Tatcha's "holy grail" skin-care products at a reasonable price.
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"It's kind of like a rip-off of 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail,'" he said.
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" And the Berlin culture magazine O32c called it "the Holy Grail of high youth street culture.
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" It's been almost four years since Jay Z's last album, 2013's "Magna Carta Holy Grail.
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The car industry is looking for innovation, with self- or assisted driving vehicles the holy grail.
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Holy grail: There is no such thing as a perfect white tee, only perfect black tees.
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Remittances are a massive market, and a holy grail of cryptocurrencies, and WhatsApp is widely used worldwide.
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Naturally, creating an accurate map of the cortex has been the holy grail for many a neuroscientist.
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Then it's waiting for the holy grail of pearl parties: two pearls in a shell, or twins.
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Oh, and we tried scores of innovative new products that ascended the ranks to holy-grail status.
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And this nuclear program truly is kind of the holy grail of the North Korean military&aposs.
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For years, it seemed like mo-cap was touted as this holy grail, particularly for CG characters.
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Tuition-free college isn't quite the holy grail of zero-cost higher education, but it's pretty close.
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What some people consider to be the holy grail of retirement savings could have some serious flaws.
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This will be Jay Z's first album since Magna Carta Holy Grail was released back in 2013.
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Ulta customers love it so much, one even said it's "reached Holy Grail status" in her collection.
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For a long time, so-called full employment was the holy grail of economic policy for Democrats.
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Some advisors call HSAs the Holy Grail of savings vehicles because of their rare triple-tax benefit.
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People would be filming me on their phones, and 'Holy Grail' would be on in the background.
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The school turned out a handful LIFE magazine photographers—that was like the Holy Grail for photojournalists.
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The Queen of Sula will call for the people of Venus, granting control to the Holy Grail.
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Why it matters: Dischler calls this latest update "the holy grail" for a lot of online marketers.
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Grail now sits just shy of its stated goal to raise over $1 billion in the round.
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An accidental kill is Hitman's holy grail, but that's not the only way to fulfil your objectives.
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But Bushnell credits her clear skin to the "holy grail" beauty product from clean beauty brand, Terasana.
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Girard conceives of Kundry not simply as Parsifal's penitent servant but as the celebrant of the Grail.
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The holy grail of sports — as David Ross, the beloved retiring catcher, put it — has been found.
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The message the Hall wanted to convey was clear: The Stanley Cup, hockey's holy grail, demands respect.
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The term "holy grail" has become standard in beauty reviews and in online communities dedicated to skincare.
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A production of Wagner's "Parsifal," about a knight's quest for the holy grail, runs April 29-210.
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Explorers disclosed new details on Monday about the "Holy Grail of Shipwrecks," known as the San José.
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In 2014, he joined the board of Illumina, a genetics research company that also invested in Grail.
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Click through for the holy-grail products that have kept my blond strands in tip-top shape.
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The profits and stock prices in quarterly and annual reports became the holy grail of organizational effectiveness.
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All Quests are concerned with some numinous Object, the Waters of Life, the Grail, buried treasure etc.
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She believes that the turmoil could yield the holy grail of Irish nationalism: the reunification of Ireland.
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"She is the Holy Grail, the mother ship," the British publication Observer Food Monthly said this year.
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If they can pull that off, they just might have created the holy grail of camping wear.
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"Holy grail is a pretty good description, because what they're trying to build doesn't exist," said Byrne.
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Landing a job at Facebook or Google was once viewed as the holy grail for many techies.
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So to Democrats, Mr. Bolton is either the holy grail or a huge gamble, to mix metaphors.
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Partnerships between tech, pharma and retail are required to move the industry closer to that holy grail.
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The RPI is the Holy Grail for the committee, and what it says goes on Selection Sunday.
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"For a non-profit getting picked up by the Ad Council is the holy grail," he said.
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In 2017, Grail acquired Cirina, a Hong Kong company that is also looking at early cancer detection.
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A health start-up called Grail is developing one of the most ambitious technologies in Silicon Valley.
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Tax reform is the "political holy grail" for Republicans and therefore should get done, former Minnesota Gov.
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Holy grail: I have many favorites, but I love Uniqlo's U collection because the tee is boxy!
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Such benefits have made cheap storage the holy grail of electrical engineers going back to Thomas Edison.
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Finding less painful and more efficient ways to draw blood is a holy grail for medical entrepreneurs.
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The search for a beauty holy grail is a group effort, and that's part of the joy.
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The reorganization would achieve a holy grail for Republicans: eliminating the Education Department as a standalone agency.
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This is the holy grail of climate policy: a large, modern economy getting to zero net carbon.
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They even called the study an important first step in achieving the "holy grail" of breast cancer prevention.
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He ingeniously described the people, places, and things that transformed him into the "Holy Grail" of the hood.
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Although progress has been made over time refining the flu vaccine, the holy grail remains a "universal" vaccine.
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The book contains a gin and vermouth cocktail called the "Martinez," the holy grail of the Martini story.
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Dyson's long search for the hair-drying Holy Grail goes a ways toward explaining the premium price tag.
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The Crunchwrap pales in comparison to the fluorescent-orange holy grail that is the brand-new Cheetos Quesadilla.
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Ahead, find their holy-grail tips for slaying your wig at home and prepare to have everyone fooled.
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Ken Drazan, president of the cancer diagnostics company Grail, is on the board of directors of Wilsey's foundation.
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That black rice carries one of FieldTrip's most astonishing achievements, a fast-casual holy grail: perfectly cooked fish.
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For women who love a matte look that doesn't rub off, consider this liquid lipstick your holy grail.
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Still, "it's possible to make a big club feel homey," he added, citing the Berlin dance grail Berghain.
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Musk has built a Monty Python and the Quest for the Holy Grail-inspired watchtower with these bricks.
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The holy grail of HCLF (High Carb Low Fat) and raw veganism: the fabled full eye color change.
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The Best: Signal - Free - iOS and Android Signal is pretty much the holy grail of encrypted messaging apps.
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Instead, Jesse ends up agreeing to become a messiah at the behest of an organization called the Grail.
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Shift "This is the holy grail," says actor Patrick Dempsey, admiring a vintage 1973 Porsche Carrera RS 2.7.
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Free pizza was the holy grail, the siren that beckoned me to parties, departmental functions, and family gatherings.
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If implemented well, blockchain could be the Holy Grail that makes the entire trucking supply chain more efficient.
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"It's the holy grail of watchmaking," said Marcello de Marco, a member of Christie's watch team in Geneva.
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Click here to view original GIFI don't know if there is a single holy grail for keyboard nerds.
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And this weekend, with data from one of those trials Grail give the doubters some reason to believe.
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For the past several years, remote work seemed to be the holy grail of the 21st-century workforce.
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The holy grail of hidden drinking, however, is Midnight Cowboy, a former brothel (ahem, massage parlor) turned speakeasy.
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Getting an experience on Disney property has to be the Holy Grail for a location-based VR startup.
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Good Genes face acid is a best-seller at Sephora and frequently hailed as a holy grail product.
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Finding a way to create uncopyable tags for physical objects is a kind of supply chain Holy Grail.
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It's truly one of those holy grail items that I'd highly recommend investing in if you haven't already.
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We've laid out the holy grail products that will see us through the hot, muggy, sunny months ahead.
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No one was offering the holy grail of mobile installs marketing: the combination of reach, targeting and reporting.
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"Everything she's asking for is what I call a 'Holy Grail item,'" said Geoff Bennington, the store's manager.
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Of course, no mention of an "up-and-coming" oil is complete without a holy-grail coconut comparison.
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But the holy grail of virtual reality isn't just seeing these fantastic worlds and experiences — it's feeling them.
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Grail, a liquid-biopsy startup in Silicon Valley spun out of Illumina, a sequencing firm, recently raised $900m.
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As if it wasn't good enough, Microsoft is adding the holy grail of online conversations — emoji and GIFs.
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But the holy grail in this game is an electric vehicle that can cut the power cord entirely.
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Even if it doesn't transform your lips (there's no holy grail, after all) the berry scent is lovely.
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The holy grail for comics was parlaying that into an appearance on "The Tonight Show" with Johnny Carson.
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When I decided to start a skincare routine in earnest, I was particularly susceptible to holy-grail messaging.
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And those interactions happen in real-time, a key way to ensure engagement (a holy grail for businesses).
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There is the city of Napa and the county of Napa, considered the holy grail of wine country.
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Here is the full list of titles that will be available for streaming: "Monty Python & the Holy Grail"
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When he reached Magna Carta, Holy Grail as "JAY Z" took shape, other things fell out of order.
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Targeting individual influencers: The rumormongers' holy grail is to get a mainstream journalist or celebrity to amplify misinformation.
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Averaging a goal per game is the Holy Grail for a striker, and is extraordinarily difficult to achieve.
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What best drives "engagement," the holy grail of social media, are negative, brain-stem reactions: outrage, fury, contempt.
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Restoring sensation is "one of those things that's regarded as the holy grail of breast reconstruction," he said.
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I'd watch an action movie in which they thirst for thrift, Indiana Joneses looking for a Gaultier grail.
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"This makes a fine Orientalist painting by Delacroix, a holy grail for collectors of his work," he said.
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"For those who stan a Swift closing number, 'Clean' is the holy grail," according to Insider's Courteney Larocca.
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The quest for those sweet, sweet favourites and retweets can feel like the search for the Holy Grail.
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"The holy grail that we&aposre all working toward is the end-to-end buying experience," Bateman added.
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Some styles qualify as our Holy Grail staples, while others are too uncomfortable to wear outside the house.
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The Holy Grail, popular lore tells us, was the vessel that Christ drank from at the Last Supper.
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Reddit, now arguably ground zero for any serious beauty holy grail researcher, came on the scene in 2005.
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Matches turned into unintentionally hilarious homages to the "Black Knight" scene from Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
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Board of Directors ■ Aura Biosciences* (cancer startup) ■ Bristol-Myers Squibb ■ Foghorn Therapeutics (cancer startup) ■ Grail* (cancer testing startup) ■ Infinity Pharmaceuticals* (cancer startup) ■ Varian Medical Systems (radiation equipment) Scientific or Clinical Advisory Board ■ ApoGen Biotechnologies (cancer startup) ■ Aura Biosciences (cancer startup) ■ Grail (cancer testing startup) ■ Juno Therapeutics* ■ Northern Biologics (cancer startup) ■ Paige.
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A holy grail product in her beauty routine, she makes sure she doesn't go a day without taking it.
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Not everybody within the esports community, however, sees Olympic inclusion as the holy grail for the sport, Sood said.
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It's a holy grail of sorts, as those science fictional dreams directly guide tech companies to a great degree.
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We spoke to top industry colorists, who explain everything you need to know about the holy-grail color technique.
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Grail has reportedly been in touch with Mubadala, Abu Dhabi's $125 billion sovereign fund and private equity firm SoftBank.
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"The holy grail of furniture would be getting next-day delivery on a large assortment of furniture," Byrne said.
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There's been a lot of technical discussions around which 3D format should be the holy grail of 3D formats.
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Grail leverages Illumina's gene sequencing tech to potentially spot any kind of cancer in the body before symptoms appear.
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Have you discovered the Holy Grail of London pubs—somewhere that isn't packed at 6 PM on a Friday?
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For many people, having their parents and their partner get along swimmingly is sort of a holy grail scenario.
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If you need a quick fix, the holy grail of youthful-looking skin lies with Sunday Riley's Good Genes.
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And if that wasn't enough, Netflix customers will also be able to watch Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
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Photo: Kees Moeliker/Rotterdam Natural History MuseumThe stone marten has been a bit of a holy grail for Moeliker.
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That was a holy grail for inventors, and Mr. Hildebrand was the perfect person to take up the quest.
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While finding a message in a bottle might be the Holy Grail for beachcombers, it's a pretty rare feat.
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Spending an undisclosed but presumably huge amount of money to get anime's Holy Grail behind its paywall is another.
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The GT9113 shares a multitude of parts and body elements with the holy grail of modern 911s, the GT3.
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The holy grail for NCM engineers is to reduce cobalt even further to an 22021:1:1 metallic formula.
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A 2003-year-old Honus Wagner baseball card -- the Holy Grail for card collectors -- just sold for $1.2 MILLION!!!
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Grail is led by former Google executive Jeff Huber, who joined the company after his wife died from cancer.
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There is a large market for personal and student loans — but the holy grail for online lenders is mortgages.
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Previously, getting a post on Explore was a holy grail achievement for Instagram accounts seeking to grow their followings.
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As aluminium producers chase the holy grail of carbon neutrality, the industry is evolving in lots of unexpected ways.
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"The smoking gun is not the holy grail we're looking for," says Representative Jamie Raskin, a Democrat from Maryland.
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As a result, obtaining the returns has become something of a holy grail for Democrats and liberal activists alike.
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It's powerful while still being gentle, and that's pretty much the holy grail when it comes to skin care.
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Goal Zero's new Nomad 7 Plus looks like it might tick the holy grail of small, cheap, and useful.
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As aluminum producers chase the holy grail of carbon neutrality, the industry is evolving in lots of unexpected ways.
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GTA documents could be the "holy grail for ending deforestation", said Gibbs, by acting as a passport for cattle.
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Her next book sheds light on the hunt for evidence of the holy grail of modern cosmology: gravitational waves.
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It's home to the ancient city of Petra, known as the spot where Indiana Jones discovered the Holy Grail.
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If Grail had existed before, and caught her cancer earlier, it's very possible she'd still be with us today.
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When Grail succeeds, hopefully many, many people and their loved ones can be spared the cancer experience Laura endured.
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What could I learn about Thailand and the art of eight limbs from this Holy Grail of a fighter?
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Amfortas, now grown old and wrinkled, is asked to perform the grail ritual for his father, who has died.
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"That, to me, is the core and the holy grail of what Smarter Living is doing," Mr. Herrera said.
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"This kind of value-based insurance design is the holy grail, at least for new drugs," Mr. Bagley said.
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She led me to the exhibition's holy grail: 21994 phalluses, the portrayal of erotic masculinity from a female perspective.
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Chocano, meanwhile, worries that her daughter is absorbing stories in which girls play the grail and not the hero.
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Entitlement reform, a holy grail for both traditional Republican factions, can also be addressed with populist priorities in mind.
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Ben Gully, Lavle's chief technical officer, describes this kind of cell as a "holy grail" in energy storage development.
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Big corporate clients are viewed by many as the holy grail due to the sheer size of addressable market.
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She lectured; she traveled with Carl to conferences; she wrote a book about the symbolism of the Holy Grail.
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The holy grail for technology companies working in the healthcare industry is becoming the gateway for all healthcare data.
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The record-breaking Ferrari showed once again that the 250 GTO's remain the holy grail for classic car collectors.
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Driverless cars are one of the company's primary ways out of that predicament — the holy grail, if you will.
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They're all pursuing the holy grail for digital advertising — syncing up personal information with browsing history and app usage.
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When Magna Carta Holy Grail was released, Jay-Z was still less than two years into being a father.
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"That's the holy grail right there," Capobianco said of a title shot and the purse that would come with it.
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The memory holy grail, however, is to reduce it all, the entire hierarchy of computer memory, to one single level.
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According to some advisors, HSAs are also the Holy Grail of savings vehicles because of their rare triple-tax benefit.
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I put my search on hold, considering that the holy grail jeans seemed to have come from a tailor's studio.
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"There's a holy grail for us and this is not just a single feature we're going to launch," Butterfield says.
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Nixon envisions phages being used to pinpoint cancer targets and — what he deems the "holy grail" — central nervous system targets.
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She's usually more like the grail in the story — and half the time she's asleep or in some way invalidated.
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His career as world-savior is interrupted at the end of season 2 when agents of the Grail kill Tulip.
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San Jose, which was considered the "holy grail of shipwrecks," was located with the help of an underwater autonomous vehicle
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A channel that brings in the best friends of your best customers is close to the holy grail of marketing.
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Only after all these scientific advances did physicists have all the ingredients to produce the Holy Grail of materials science.
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"Everyone wanted this holy grail," one of Reuters' sources, all of whom requested to be anonymous, said in the report.
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For lack of a better descriptor, many physicists refer to room temperature superconductivity as "the holy grail" of their field.
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"You have to understand, ANWR is like the holy grail for Alaskan politicians for the past 40 years," Halcro says.
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But combining GPS, and more recently iBeacon interactions, with passively collected data has always been the holy grail of mobile.
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He previously worked at Grail Partners, an investment banking and private equity firm based in New York, the memo said.
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Go, a strategy game played by millions across the globe, had been considered something of an artificial intelligence holy grail.
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Of course, like any grail piece, they'll set you back a few grand if you really decide you need them.
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On Sunday, Illumina announced the formation of a new company, called GRAIL, which will focus on blood-based cancer screening.
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The "holy grail," as Nock puts it, is finding out who is at the most risk of dying by suicide.
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Guardant's funding round is dwarfed by the capital being raised by Grail, a startup that originally spun out of Illumina.
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Most of us have holy grail products we couldn't live without — some love pencils, others swear by pomade or powder.
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As expected, it lived up to the hype and is a holy grail brow product for many of us today.
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That's someone who has received the big four, the holy grail of performance accolades: Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony Awards.
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A national health insurance system has been a holy grail for leftists since the days of FDR and Harry Truman.
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The holy grail of hologram technology is achieving 3D projections, as seen in films like Star Wars and Total Recall.
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To move this on its own, they would really have to decide this was really the Holy Grail for them.
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The holy grail for central bankers is to claim credibly that they have "anchored inflation expectations" at the target level.
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From Prabal Gurung to Proenza Schouler, we rounded up 10 holy grail products that were used at every single show.
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It's something Salesforce co-CEO Keith Block has called the company's "fourth act," and a "Holy Grail" for its customers.
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Then he joined Grail, an ambitious startup spun out of biotech behemoth Illumina to build a cancer-spotting blood test.
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Politics aside, the holy grail for investors in Europe remains economic improvement - and that could still be a while away.
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Seeing a video and hearing their voice is, I think, the holy grail in terms of figuring out your attraction.
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Since then Savate has taken baby steps toward eventual Olympic recognition, the Holy Grail for all self-respecting combat arts.
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And therefore, in that Holy Grail of all autonomous vehicles, your margin might be a bit lower because of that?
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He says the "holy grail" is breeding a perfect bull that sells thousands of straws of semen for artificial insemination.
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The timing is right for another thematic sale, Mr. Boutros said, because a Daytona remains a holy grail among collectors.
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"Since the beginning of media and advertising, the holy grail has been the precise targeting of the ads," he says.
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This is the holy grail of renewable energy because it would solve the intermittency problem of wind and solar power.
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Freenome has funding and close ties to Alphabet's Verily, while Grail, another company in the space, is backed by Amazon.
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While Freenome is focused on colorectal cancer, Thrive and Grail are working on tests that can sniff out multiple types.
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The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Cup, given to the first pro football champions, is the holy grail of American sports memorabilia.
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Rewind There are films that are lost or so deteriorated that they take on the quality of a holy grail.
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Social Science One is an effort to get the Holy Grail of data sets into the hands of private researchers.
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The Guggenheim is exhibiting his gassy rendering of the holy grail, radiating light while a dove spreads its beneficent wings.
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This was, as Westhofer said, the holy grail, and a failure to produce a believable Junior would rain down mockery.
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These requirements mean such a plan is something like the holy grail of Syria policy, long sought but never found.
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"The promise that Jumpshot was giving us a view into that without exposing personal identifiers was like a holy grail."
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They're leading us closer to what's considered the Holy Grail in physics, which Albert Einstein had pursued but never achieved.
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If you're still on the hunt for a few more personalized presents, consider this sale to be your holy grail.
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For many families, of course, the holy grail of "good schools" is the ultimate driver of flight to the suburbs.
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The Ferrari GTO is considered "the Holy Grail in collectible cars," according CNBC's Robert Frank — only 212 were ever made.
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The holy grail in health care now is to harness patient data to improve patient care while also cutting costs.
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Unlike a stamp or coin, though, the beauty holy grail is born out of the curse of abundance, not rarity.
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More and more for beauty lovers, finding one holy grail just means it's time to seek out the next one.
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You haven't lived until you've had brisket coming straight out of the smoker—that was the holy grail for us.
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His last album before this one, 2013's tedious and largely inaccessible Magna Carta Holy Grail, was distant and confused.
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Massage therapies are the holy grail: capable of unlocking your ultimate feel good potential and inducing deliciously high levels of bliss.
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Prior to the $900 million round, Grail raised $100 million last year to develop initial studies of its blood test technology.
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Grail, a startup also working in the diagnostics, space has raised $3003 billion for its technology that screens for multiple cancers.
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The holy grail for comics was parlaying a Comedy Store show into an appearance on "The Tonight Show" with Johnny Carson.
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He reaches for the counter as if he were about to receive the Holy Grail, and grabs the cookie dough cone.
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Trader Joe's is the holy grail of seasonal eating and this year they unveiled the Organic Frosted Hot Cocoa Toaster Pastries.
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After some trial and error, I found some Holy Grail blush formulas that look natural on my skin tone and texture.
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The moonflower was a grail to Ms. Mee, but for many people plants are so boring as to be almost invisible.
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Delee aims to take on bigger companies working in the same space, like Grail, and take on a $103 billion market.
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Ever since utility markets began to be liberalised in the 1980s, switching has been something of a holy grail for regulators.
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The holy grail lies in how to do that without invasive implants, and how to do it for a mass market.
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One such track unearthed by Billboard, "Gutter to the Grail," almost predicts the Indians' World Series run three years in advance.
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Open source laptops — ones not running any commercial software whatsoever — have been the holy grail for free software fans for years.
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But costs are dropping and Grail, which does not have a chief executive yet, will get a special discount from Illumina.
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An incredibly rare comic book, described by collectors as the "holy grail," has sold for $956,000 at an auction in Dallas.
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Heddle said Plate 21500 Penny Reds are viewed as the "Holy Grail" of stamp collecting due to limited availability for buyers.
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Which is like ... this is like the Holy Grail of federal acquisition and we're privileged to be able to use them.
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"That's kind of the holy grail that everyone's going to," Stillman says, "but this paper stops short of really addressing that."
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This kind of treatment—which targets the cancer cells without side effects—has historically been considered the "holy grail" in oncology.
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That "transparent" characteristic is crucial — gaining all these capabilities with no changes to the application or database is the holy grail.
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Ambitious and often impressive, it was greeted in some quarters as a candidate for that elusive grail the Great American Novel.
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The holy grail, aerodynamically speaking, is "laminar flow," a state in which a bike shell shape achieves very little wind resistance.
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The Chosen One, as they called him, was poised to lead us to the holy grail, but my father knew better.
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Tax cuts is "one of the holy grail of issues that all Republicans are united on," said Republican strategist Ford O'Connell.
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For those who stan for Drake as a pure rapper, "If You're Reading This It's Too Late" is the holy grail.
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Polyphasic sleeping — and thriving on less than three hours of sleep a day — has long been a holy grail of biohacking.
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Just a few months ago, they released a new collection, what Waldman says is the "holy grail item" of most wardrobes.
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"For the longest time, the holy grail for a lot of Korean founders was to get U.S. market share," he said.
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Beyond that holy-grail shape, I love jeans that are soft and cushy (but have the look of something more structured).
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The SigGraph trade show is the holy grail of computer graphics and, increasingly, for mobile graphics, virtual reality and augmented reality.
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Nonetheless, perhaps even more than the embargo, the return of Gitmo would be the Holy Grail for a US-Cuba hookup.
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Huber posted about the move on his Google+ page: My work at Grail is dedicated in remembrance of my wife, Laura.
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Other genomic sequencing startups that have developed tests that screen for cancer risks and signs include Sanomics, Prenetics, Guardant and Grail.
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The grail knight is seen here as an electrician who provides the spark in a land that has lost its power.
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And its food scientists have finally hit on what many say is the holy grail of field rations: the M.R.E. pizza.
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Legend has it that in the dream, Lancelot learns he cannot reach the grail within because of his affair with Guinevere.
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First, will Mr. Bezos figure out how to connect healthy eating to the holy grail of functional ability as we age?
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She argues that they are the most likely avenues to high economic growth, which she pronounces to be the holy grail.
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When Mr. McNamara first saw the giant walls of water in 220, "it was like finding the Holy Grail," he said.
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Purdue executives call abuse-deterrent opioids, along with highly effective non-opioid pain products, the "holy grail" for the pharmaceutical industry.
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Rollbacks of federal regulation of the environment, the workplace, health care and the voting booth are the constitutional grail for conservatives.
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The holy grail the various factions vie for is not some instrument of war, but rather the Story Box of Anansi.
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Giving your product a voice assistant boost is an easy way to make it "interactive," the holy grail of tradeshow tech.
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But if there is a holy grail in this area, the test identified in the Wisconsin case is almost certainly it.
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Grail, for instance, represents a huge opportunity to change how cancer is diagnosed and even treated, but faces some huge obstacles.
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"If images can find each other, with no language mediation, that's the holy grail for an art historian," Ms. Reist said.
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CNBC previously reported that it's also working on the so-called biomedical holy grail: continuous and non-invasive blood-sugar monitoring.
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According to two sources familiar, Amazon invested in Grail as a very special kind of future customer for its cloud business.
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But she already knows how you feel (unless you've found the secret recipe for concealing disapproval, tucked inside the Holy Grail).
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To them, Montessori or HighScope, Reggio Emilia or Waldorf, or some other school of pre-K pedagogy embodies the Holy Grail.
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When I was a teenager we thought that surviving past your early 20s meant we would have found the Holy Grail.
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And getting a picture of the candidate holding your baby now seems to be the holy grail of campaign event attendance.
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Prevention is the holy grail of medical advances, given that it promises to treat disease before it even rears its head.
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That makes the SES a fantastic candidate for long-term energy storage, the holy grail of a truly sustainable energy system.
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Every so often, the holy grail appears in the world, and when it does, seven mages are chosen to battle over it.
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Each mage can summon a historical hero to fight for them, with the winning mage getting a wish granted by the grail.
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Still, this is sort of like the never-say-die Black Knight from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, but with stars.
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Plenty of us have found some holy-grail products here, so when it comes to spreading the love, we're all about it.
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And with it, the biannual, holy grail of beauty sales — which means we're about two seconds away from revamping our top shelves.
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Today, such tests require a finger prick and blood, with a non-invasive alternative seen as a "holy grail" for treating diabetes.
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Instead of a united push towards a GOP holy grail, repealing Obamacare, the drama exposed a dangerous fault line in the party.
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"The weird thing, the real holy grail here, was what we picked up with this brand-new piece of technology," Warren said.
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That's almost four full weeks of savings on your holy-grail hair care, plus all the other items on your bucket list.
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I head to my favorite coffee shop to grab a coffee – it's about 65 and sunny (the holy grail of Dallas weather).
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I was rereading T. H. White's "The Once and Future King," where Sir Lancelot recounts his Grail quest to Arthur and Guinevere.
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"The United States is the Holy Grail of deployment for Japan, China, France, Germany and Spain," said Tim Keith, Texas Central CEO.
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The early cancer screening startup Grail plans to raise more than $1 billion in Series B financing, possibly up to $1.8 billion.
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In essence, this is about personalization, something that has been the holy grail of eCommerce and content management platforms for some time.
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Finding a way to ensure patients use their prescription drugs correctly has always been an elusive Holy Grail in the healthcare industry.
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The idea of a global energy grid — long considered a holy grail of sorts by conservationists — has been bandied about for years.
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FX Of course the holy grail for most music composers when it comes to TV shows is the theme, the title sequence.
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It's not quite the holy grail merger of live TV and on-demand content like Hulu's upcoming live product seems to be.
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The holy grail is a true all-screen phone without any cutouts and without any movable parts to hide the selfie camera.
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Grail will then conduct clinical trials of the test on as many as 300,000 human genomes, which could take another two years.
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The Holy Grail of hyperlocal advertising is an untapped opportunity, too, given that the app already boasts over half a million users.
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But I'll keep saying it … until someone finds the elusive holy grail of weight loss that I can share with our audience.
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PT: Buzzfeed confirmed it ran a pirated stream of Monty Python and the Holy Grail on Facebook Live in a statement Friday.
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By inserting it into a little notch on the edge of the coin, the indent opens up, and a grail is revealed.
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And that's why Kernza—a wild, perennial wheatgrass native to the Fertile Crescent—is viewed as sort of an agricultural holy grail.
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" Gaining "better insight into health and disease drivers and interventions at the right place and the right time is the holy grail.
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The holy grail of printing—a paper path that incorporated composition, and so could produce different pages, one after another—remained inconceivable.
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But it could well have been the opening slide in his presentation, because time has become the holy grail of digital media.
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Bezos Expeditions has invested in several startups, including blood testing biotech firm Grail, popular software developer website Stack Overflow, and Business Insider.
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For a long, long time, renewable energy proponents have considered advancements in battery technology to be the Holy Grail of the industry.
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Or will one of them achieve the holy grail of incompetence: the 0-323 season, accomplished only by the 2008 Detroit Lions?
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"This is the holy grail of high-pressure physics," Harvard physicist Isaac Silvera, one of the study's authors, said in a statement.
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Cleveland, its feelings hurt by his departure, forgave James pretty quickly once he gave the Cavs a holy grail of their own.
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Ailments like afib may be a kind of holy grail for these companies because they are equal parts common, serious, and preventable.
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Rodriguez circled entries that he claimed were the "Holy Grail" to cracking Epstein's operation, and Trump was one of the names circled.
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A few years later he changed into a gray crewneck sweater, raw denim, and minimalist white sneakers (the holy grail: Common Projects).
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This project was reportedly conceptualized by the late Steve Jobs, and, if successful, CNBC notes would represent a "holy grail" for scientists.
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Some researchers working on the holy grail of kidney transplantation, a bioengineered one, also are rooting for the success of voucher transplants.
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Sure, other products may lend an assist, but the holy grail — like its Biblical counterpart — is the one with the miraculous powers.
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Even if a holy grail doesn't outright damage the skin, it can make the consumer feel like they've made a useless purchase.
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I BET SHE DOESN'T EVEN LISTEN TO JAY-Z AT HOME AND IF SHE DOES SHE PROBABLY LIKES MAGNA CARTA, HOLY GRAIL.
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Others try it to recover from debilitating grief, to combat anxiety, or just to get high on the holy grail of drugs.
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The holy grail of customer experience these days involves gathering all of the data on an individual customer into a single record.
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In "The Dream of Sir Lancelot at the Chapel of the Holy Grail" (1870), the knight lies asleep, his helmet cast aside.
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Andrew Cuomo would strive to create a so-called "net zero" economy, the Holy Grail of those seeking to halt climate change.
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I meet Balhair Dulai, the temple's vice president, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a more grail and peaceful human being.
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But it's a plot point, the TREASURE MAP — a real paper one, not a gem or a grail or what have you.
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But as Mr. Buffett pointed out, these chief executives are missing the bigger issue — the one that should be their Holy Grail.
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Even so, the characters are tricky, especially Megyn and Gretchen, who come with ideological baggage that complicates Hollywood's holy grail of relatability.
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And that, some health experts believe, can put him on the doorstep of the Democrats' Holy Grail: a universal, single-payer system.
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"Obviously, this has been the holy grail for Republicans: We gotta kill Obamacare," the president said at a post-election press conference.
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"The bottom line is, giving allowance is not the holy grail of teaching your kid to be a money genius," she said.
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"What we do here is basically imitating God's work," he says—echoing the divine theme of the quest for the holy grail.
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In October, it agreed to sell its Australian coal haulage business GRail to Genesee & Wyoming Inc for A$1.14 billion ($874 million).
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You have to ask yourself, do I want to wait for a Holy Grail GTO, or do I buy a good one?
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It is looking to cure Alzheimer's disease, which is a holy grail in the biotech industry, as so many promising efforts have failed.
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It was its all-round drivability, combined with looks and and rarity that has made the 250 GTO the Holy Grail of cars.
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Well, not only are these holy-grail buys the workhorses of our beauty arsenals, but they also calm and soothe us before bed.
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Most families would make money off the tax Carbon taxes have long been regarded as a "holy grail" by many climate policy experts.
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"AT-121 appears to possess the properties of the Holy Grail of opioid analgesics," Coop, who is unaffiliated with the research, told Gizmodo.
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As exciting as this discovery is, the Holy Grail of primes is yet to be found: a prime number containing 100 million digits.
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I'll just say that everything we do in the future will stay true to our mission of 'helping you cop your ultimate Grail.
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A bottle of Macallan 60-year-old that's been called 'the holy grail of whiskey' just set a new record price at auction
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Here's our logic: If standard Sundays are the prime brunching day of the week, then Easter Sunday is like the holy brunching grail.
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In short, it promises to be that mythical holy grail that can bridge the gap between a phone and a full-fledged laptop.
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While this sounds like the holy grail of phone displays, something tells me we won't be seeing it in real phones anytime soon.
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It's a holy grail product for some, but for others (including our beauty director), the multipurpose oil doesn't bode well for their skin.
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Perhaps most importantly, however, it would see him move another step closer to his Holy Grail, Nicklaus's record of 18 career major titles.
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And while Head and Shoulders, the holy grail of dandruff control, definitely works, the last word I'd use to describe it is sexy.
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In 2004, former Monty Python actor Eric Idle penned Spamalot, a musical adaptation of the famous film, Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
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For a while now, the Holy Grail of shoe design has been the hunt for a truly "laceless lockdown" shoe for basketball applications.
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We'd hit the holy grail of postpartum life: both parents at home together for months with our newborn and our 3-year-old.
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That knowing every single goddamn word of Monty Python and the Holy Grail can have life-or-death stakes, because why shouldn't it?
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It should be the holy grail of aerial photography for activities like mountain biking and snowboarding, but it's a tough task to accomplish.
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We like to call these our holy grail buys — the single item that took our brow game from wimpy to on-fleek-y.
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The holy grail is really to have a device that doesn't work for only three months or three years, but for 30 years.
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And therein lies the major problem with VR. Content is king, no doubt, and providing immersive experiences is the holy grail in advertising.
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Ray tracing is something PC gamers have been promised for years, and it has long been considered the "holy grail" of video games.
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Illumina Chief Executive Jay Flatley, who will serve as chairman of Grail, said work on the new test began some 18 months ago.
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Even if someone were to buy undies as a gift, the business is missing out on the holy grail, which is repeat purchases.
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And when it comes to ads, the holy grail of advertising is having the ability to predict peoples' behavior—and thus, manipulate it.
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According to Santoro, finding a way to show women with PMDD react differently to hormones has been the "holy grail" of PMDD research.
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Using the GRAIL data, Zhu ran a series of computer simulations to test the hypothesis that a giant collision left the Moon lopsided.
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When a reddit user on the r/sneakers subreddit recently declared he'd finally secured the Belugas, a personal grail, the entire channel rejoiced.
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The "Holy Grail" rapper has already explained the reason for his title selection, and it has to do with a time — not location.
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"The holy grail of New York politics has been the notion that white progressives can win a majority of minority voters," he said.
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This is actually the more exciting device of the two because it's targeted at improving image quality, the holy grail of all photography.
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The latter is the holy grail of blushes for its ability to give anyone a post-sex flush and pretty golden-pink radiance.
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Huber, who led the teams in charge of Google Maps and its ad software, joined Grail after losing his wife to colon cancer.
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The flyknit isn't unique to the shoes, but their just-so colorways and legitimately superior design make them kind of a grail piece.
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When it comes to The Bachelor and its various offshoots — also referred to as "Bachelor Nation" — a televised wedding is the Holy Grail.
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This has been a holy grail for furniture and home goods manufacturers and sales apps for what seems like forever, and it's here.
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It's almost like the Holy Grail—when you develop an industry so people don't have to give money constantly to keep something going.
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At the holy grail of awards shows, the best dressed list is bound to be just as good as the roster of winners.
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It was seen as the holy grail that would thwart abortion foes, who, as always, had been working hard to overturn Roe v.
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When I recently asked Pelton about the possibility of a holy grail defensive stat, he was pretty close to definitive with his answer.
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Mr. Mastrangelo is planning a trip to the Dead Sea, the holy grail of salt lovers and the theme of next year's collection.
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The results seemed to suggest that what was at stake was nothing less than future "success," that punishing holy grail of modern parenting.
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The story, described by experts as "the Holy Grail of Tolkien texts," is set before the "Lord of the Rings" takes place. (CNBC)
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Government labs, private investors, and intergovernmental organizations are also devoting vast resources to what many consider the holy grail of energy — nuclear fusion.
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But my sacrifice was not for naught: After dozens of wings, dreadful and delicious, I found the holy grail of chain-restaurant wings.
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"Being African-American, of course you learn how to make mac and cheese — that's like the holy grail," he said with a laugh.
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Mr. White put together "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," the Python troupe's farcical rendition of Arthurian legend, on a very low budget.
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The Flyers were the league's first expansion team to win hockey's holy grail, and repeating the feat a year later left fans ecstatic.
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His career-long reticence for the publicity machine has made the rare Bob Dylan interview a kind of Holy Grail for music journalists.
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So it became a format that we became really familiar and comfortable with, but it doesn't necessarily have to be the holy grail.
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Republicans have been enthusiastically claiming the memo is the holy grail detailing law enforcement abuses in pursuit of Trump and his inner circle.
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Liszt's solo piano version of the Solemn March to the Holy Grail from Wagner's "Parsifal" is both a quiet prayer and a showstopper.
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Yes, those things are important benchmarks for career measurement, but being happy and living true to yourself should be the true Holy Grail.
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A liability waiver, like the one buried in the council's proposal, is the holy grail of industries seeking to avoid massive damage litigation.
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For both clubs, the Champions League is the Holy Grail — if not for their fans, then certainly for their soft-power-seeking owners.
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Waldmann said "the holy grail" of this quest would be to find an irregular molecular signal that cannot be explained by geological processes.
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Over 12,400 customers have given it a 4.8-star review, calling it "the best concealer ever" and their "go-to, holy grail" concealer.
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You see people claiming: 'I've finally got my grail,' and then the same person selling said item 48 hours later... it baffles me.
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It is true that Dish has grand plans for a software-defined network, which has been a holy grail for a long time.
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And it's invested big in an ambitious start-up, Grail, which is working to develop the first blood test for early stage cancer.
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" He was part of an earlier effort to find a definitive blood test, which he said in an interview was "the holy grail.
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But never, Berger said, had he heard of a cornerstone containing an artifact "as Holy Grail-ish" as a baseball autographed by Ruth.
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Ketosis is this Holy Grail fat-burning state that people on the ketogenic diet quest after, explains Vox senior health reporter Julia Belluz.
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The company has also invested in a health startup called Grail as a very special kind of future customer for its cloud business.
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A plate is dually useful, holding food or church collections, and so, too, is the cup, at once a trophy and a grail.
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With micro services, the holy grail of containerization, you break down your application into discrete pieces, making it much easier to deploy and manage.
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Well, my friends, because I have discovered the holy grail of free food—a technique so ridiculous and easy that anyone can do it.
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Nor do they make the Apple Watch some kind of holy grail wearable capable of detecting if you've got a heart attack or stroke.
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And if you're constantly on the hunt for the holy grail of mascara, your search may stop here — with YSL Beauty's Vinyl Couture collection.
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On the other hand, the Holy Grail of decentralized identity, often named a self-sovereign identity, has its weaknesses, namely ourselves as human beings.
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Chow says this is believed to be the holy grail of quantum computing when we can really begin to take advantage of its power.
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"That's the holy grail," says consultant Jon Bereisa, a former GM engineering director who spearheaded much of the automaker's early lithium-ion battery development.
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For technology companies, the holy grail is a specially durable subset of scale advantage: network effects, virtually unknown in the rest of the economy.
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The Holy Grail macro shot is to get a bug flying mid-air, which you could never do on a rail system or tripod.
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It'll also offer threaded conversations, something that's a bit of a holy grail inside chat apps and that Slack hasn't quite perfected yet, either.
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So could GRAIL, which has raised $1.3 billion for cancer diagnostics; Evelo Biosciences, a developer of therapies based on the human microbiome, and others.
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The feature is an attempt to bring more naturalized conversation to the AI — a kind of holy grail with these sorts of smart assistants.
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The Fall of Gondolin is, to many in the Tolkien community, the Holy Grail of Tolkien texts as one of Tolkien's three Great Tales.
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Now, if Volition can combine the technology of the eye gel plus primer, plus add in a concealer — that would be my holy grail.
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We need more data to be collected and analyzed — a priority that's been taken on by lllumina's GRAIL project, whose results are highly anticipated.
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Apple's Tim Cook and Jeff Huber, former CEO of early cancer screening company Grail, also quietly participated in the round for an unspecified amount.
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When Jay released his previous album, Magna Carta… Holy Grail, in 2013, he similarly tested the basis by which the RIAA designates albums platinum.
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On Sunday, San Diego-based Illumina said it would form a new company, called Grail, with more than $100 million in Series A financing.
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"That's the holy grail" Right now, he said, it's most helpful in predicting whether or not a patient will respond to medication at all.
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Grail, a biotech company spun out of Illumina, is also working on a long-term research project to detect cancer through blood-testing technology.
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Discontinued. It's the dirty word that every beauty enthusiast who's loyal to a handful of holy-grail products hopes in vain never to hear.
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Pittsburgh Penguins star Phil Kessel spent his day on the links with the Holy Grail Monday ... fillin' it to the brim with tube steaks!!
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"If you are a Star Wars fan, this is the Holy Grail," says Profiles in History CEO Joe Maddalena about the script and chair.
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"The holy grail is someone whose dad ran a software store, and then just shoved everything in a barn once it closed," Scott said.
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Yoav Leitersdorf, managing partner of California and Israel-based YL Ventures, said self-driving car technology is "the Holy Grail" of investors right now.
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When Grail burst onto the scene in 2016, it announced an ambitious objective to have its first test on the market within three years.
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When mirroring was first discovered in the brain, it was thought to be the holy grail that explained how we related to one another.
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Considered the "holy grail" of Scotch whisky by Sotheby's, a 60-year-old bottle of Macallan whisky sold for almost $1.9 million in October.
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For those reasons, blended finance was unlikely to be the "holy grail" for those economies, as touted in the past few years, he said.
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After reading through the prescription bottles (oh please, you do it, too), I stumbled upon a Holy Grail combo: Sothys serum and Sisley cream.
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Projects like HQ2 become a holy grail, the one development that will turn the city around, and officials stop at nothing to attract them.
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Fox: Executives didn't shy away from questions about "New Fox," football is still the network's Holy Grail and unscripted series are on the rise.
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Tricia Wang Photo: Ted Talks Tricia Wang Photo: Ted Talks What's more, even the holy grail of data can only take you so far.
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Then retailers mark them down, give discounts to favorite customers, and place orders for "grail watches" that wouldn't be filled for months or years.
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Maybe those colleges have found the holy grail of a remarkably effective sexual assault prevention program and have selfishly refused to share their secrets.
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"I found the Holy Grail in the main room, hidden in the upper shelves," the researcher told Agence France-Presse (APF) earlier in March.
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The grail was never found, he said, and the tests currently being developed are helpful for triaging cases, but too vague to be revolutionary.
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"That's the holy grail," McNaughton told me, sitting in his modest office in his lab, pictures of his family looping on his computer screensaver.
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One of the most iconic scenes in the iconic "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" is the fight between Arthur and the Black Knight.
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Other musicals adapted from films, like Monty Python's Spamalot (based on the iconic Monty Python and the Holy Grail), are also in the works.
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Finding out that a retailer you might not have considered before carries a wide selection of holy-grail beauty products, all in one place.
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There is excited talk of a race, and of the riches and power that await the first to seize the "Holy Grail of computing".
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Grail is hoping that its can use deep sequencing technology to detect the earliest signs of cancer in the blood, while it's still treatable.
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Speaking as a pocket-loving woman, trying to hunt down an outfit with pockets is basically the same as hunting for the Holy Grail.
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But there's another Holy Grail of the advertising industry, long thought to be too technologically difficult to achieve, that may finally be within reach.
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"For the moment I considered myself unique, a lone and courageous individual who had found the Holy Grail after years of floundering," he wrote.
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"Lucky Peach was always the holy grail for me, both as a reader and a writer," said Marian Bull, who became a regular contributor.
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Anybody irritated by the posturing of Jay-Z's previous album, "Magna Carta: Holy Grail" (24), was likely put off by the prospect of more.
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But in the beauty world, the concept is particularly resonant — a Google search for "beauty holy grail" gets you more than 23 million hits.
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To an outsider, the quest for a beauty holy grail probably seems like it should be as easy as heading to your nearest Sephora.
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"I've tried so many and still haven't found one that I NEED to buy again," wrote one mascara holy grail hunter on r/MakeupAddiction.
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Celebrities love eliminating very specific foods from their diet and then claiming they've figured out the holy grail of health — despite limited scientific backing.
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Margaret Sanger's holy grail was universal access to birth control for women, whose unplanned pregnancies forced them into what she viewed as sexual servitude.
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"For fans, it is something of a Holy Grail," Francis Whately, producer and director of the documentary, told the Radio Times, via the BBC.
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According to Reuters, a new team has been assembled at Amazon's Edinburgh engineering hub to take another crack at the "holy grail" of hiring.[Reuters]
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The fossil fat now confirms Dickinsonia as the oldest known animal fossil, solving a decades-old mystery that has been the Holy Grail of palaeontology.
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TC: You've been making a lot of healthcare bets, recently, including backing a young liquid biopsy company called Grail that hopes to catch cancers earlier.
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"The holy grail in financial services is maintaining a lifelong relationship with somebody," said David Tyrie, the bank's head of advanced solutions and digital banking.
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Ten years ago, he fought in a Holy Grail War against seven other mages, including the first Lord El-Melloi, who was killed during it.
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It turns out we come from a long tradition of such inadequacy: Patient safety has been the holy grail for everyone, long sought, never achieved.
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Here, we've rounded up a slew of the best lubes out there, plus the pros and cons so you can find your personal holy grail.
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This spring, Bizness Apps will leave the holy grail of tech behind and relocate to San Diego, which could be the tech haven of tomorrow.
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As he keeps losing limbs, he comes across as an only mildly serious parallel to the Black Knight in Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
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In simple terms, machine learning promises to be the holy grail for giant tech companies that want to scale peaks that smaller rivals can't reach.
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The technique can also apparently enhance low light imagery — a perennial holy grail of smartphone makers, given the inevitable light capture constraints on small sensors.
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Developing one central workplace hub has been the holy grail of enterprise communications, one companies have been working to achieve for close to 20 years.
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I was convinced that Mark's requirement of authenticated identity was literally the holy grail, it was the thing that was going to unlock this opportunity.
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For decades, a Supreme Court ruling declaring that the Constitution supports the individual right to own a gun was the holy grail of firearms activism.
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Several companies and big data projects — 23&Me, GRAIL, Foundation Medicine — use information they gather from individuals to do research on treating and preventing disease.
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The efficiency gap is a useful measure, but by itself it might not be the holy grail of redistricting litigation, as it is sometimes characterized.
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Jay changed his main name from Jay-Z to Jay Z (or JAY Z) in 2013 during the promo campaign for Magna Carta Holy Grail.
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The holy grail of artificial intelligence remains the creation of a general learning AI that can apply multifaceted intelligence to solve problems of all stripes.
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As CNBC reported last month, Apple has a team in Palo Alto working on the "holy grail" for diabetes: Non-invasive and continuous glucose monitoring.
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Hockridge said snaring GRail would help Aurizon build on its 13 percent market share in coal transport in New South Wales against Asciano's Pacific National.
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We dare you to go to a Holy Grail show and leave without a sore neck and a big fat grin splashed across your face.
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Liquid biopsy investment, meanwhile, soared, led by a $1.2 billion early-stage funding round for GRAIL, which develops blood tests for early-stage cancer detection.
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Then there was Sunday Riley, founder of the eponymous skin care brand that makes Good Genes, a "holy grail" skin care product for many people.
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To make a book, that's the holy grail of being a photographer—to get something printed and bound in an old school and traditional way.
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But the holy grail product is about to be upstaged by something way cooler — or, err, hotter — with its newest addition: the Naked Heat Palette.
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"Being able to produce in a batch size of one product is the Holy Grail for industrial firms," said David Humphrey, an analyst at ARC.
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On "You Don't Pull No Punches, But You Don't Push the River," he's searching for the Veedon Fleece, his fictional version of the Holy Grail.
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Sensing that frustration, a handful of companies are exploring combining ingredients and formulas to create the retinol Holy Grail — super strength without being super-drying.
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The grail makes me think of "The Fisher King" (by Terry Gilliam) as well as the foofaraw about the Da Vinci Code, earlier this century.
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This year, Amazon was one of the investors in a financing round for Grail, a cancer-detection start-up, which raised more than $900 million.
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" Mr. Lewis added: "But while differentiating brands has been a holy grail for airlines, more consumers are viewing the airline trip as a commodity product.
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The other night I brought up my passion with Christopher Gibbs, one of Britain's very best antiques dealers and a holy grail of good taste.
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It looks like that holy grail exists: a few days ago, a version of "Don't Don't Do It!" with vocals from Frank showed up online.
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If the Holy Grail is getting the right message to the right person at the right time, we just found the best data set imaginable.
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The last time the Carters hit the road together, JAY-Z swaggered on Magna Carta...Holy Grail, and Beyoncé's surprise self-titled album oozed sensuality.
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Grail splashed onto the market last month with a $100 million Series A round that included some marquee investors, like Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos.
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Enthusiasts who sing the praises of sous vide often try to indoctrinate home cooks with the holy grail of recipes: the perfect rib-eye steak.
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This staging's Grail appears to be a kind of fountain of youth, grotesquely elongating the lives of the men who worship it for that reason.
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But like the holy grail, it's notoriously dangerous to those in its quest, with companies that pursue it having a bad habit of going bankrupt.
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This year, Amazon was one of the investors in a financing round for Grail, a cancer-detection start-up, which raised more than $900 million.
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" In March of the same year, she took on the mentally unwell: "To be diagnosed as depressed is the holy grail of illnesses for many.
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That figure was exciting, indicating that the company's product might help writers of all sorts build a monetized audience, a holy grail for written creatives.
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For Democrats, Texas has been the elusive holy grail for years, always supposedly close to flipping from red to blue yet remaining out of reach.
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Cleese's character is determined to press ahead on his chosen road in quest of the mythical grail, whereby Arthur swiftly defenestrates him of his limbs.
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And if these insights are proven to drive long-term behavior change by convincing users to walk more or eat healthier, that's the holy grail.
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Small satellite constellations continue to grow, bringing the industry closer to the Holy Grail of on-demand real-time satellite coverage of the entire planet.
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It&aposs a strategy that Salesforce co-CEO Keith Block has previously called the company&aposs "fourth act," and a "Holy Grail" for its customers.
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The company had already been working on a TV series based on the game, but, White says, ''a Hollywood film was like the holy grail.
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Holy grail culture is perfectly suited to thrive on the internet, where sharing is a way to both build community and project a certain identity.
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"It's literally the holy grail," says Sean McGlone, managing director at Whisky Auctioneer, a Perth-based online auction house, of the soon-to-sell Macallan.
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