And I think women carry around a lot of self-doubt and self-hatred for not handling it better, when in fact we should not be handling it.
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He has some discomfort at times but handling it well.
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You're handling it much better right now than I did.
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He claims that handling it himself would leave consumers safer.
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Ride, acceleration and handling: It is likable in all respects.
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Ride, acceleration and handling: It is pleasing in all areas.
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Every waste stream has its own way of handling it.
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The work of the world is done by handling it.
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The lab technicians got a little pregnant just by handling it.
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"I'm just so used to you handling it," she says. 7.
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However, this is all potentially sensitive data – so who's handling it?
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"The owner was even afraid of handling it," Mr. Lyons said.
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Just be careful handling it afterward so the stone doesn't crack.
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She was facing eviction, and, she admits, was not handling it well.
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"I think he's handling it like a professional," Roethlisberger said of Conner.
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"She's handling it fine," Chyna's hairstylist and pal Kellon Deryck tells PEOPLE.
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Ride, acceleration and handling: It gets good marks for ride and acceleration.
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I've asked many parents how are they handling it with their children.
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The teacher handling it was hoarse and asked Ahlum to fill in.
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It's a job but I have a different way of handling it.
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However, people definitely like curbside consults, but he's pretty good at handling it.
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Paramount is distributing Annihilation in the US, but Netflix is handling it internationally.
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Look at her almost getting stepped on by mom but handling it gracefully!
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The Pope is handling it, I guess, the best anyone can handle it.
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Because all of these Hillary supporters seem to be handling it so well.
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He worked to scapegoat governors and the media for not handling it properly.
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I can no longer trust that the most knowledgeable people are handling it.
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Everyone is handling it in their own right and in their own ways.
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And everyone involved ended up handling it so well, and with such grace.
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That insistence would be more annoying if the comedians handling it weren't so skilled.
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" Yet, Amal is handling it "so beautifully," he said: "She's like an Olympic athlete.
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Some of the equipment is so bulky, handling it is rarely a solo job.
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You have to remember double the choreography, but Nick is handling it really well.
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Initially it was difficult, but I feel like I've been handling it pretty well.
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On Thursday morning, he announced how he would be handling it: an indefinite suspension.
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We're really looking forward to testing it out after handling it at the show.
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Ride, acceleration and handling: It is acceptable in all areas of on-road performance.
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And they weren't handling it so perfectly even when they thought it was easier.
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She has the option of going to the police, and handling it that way.
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I'm still a beginner in handling it, as I briefly found out this morning.
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Here's how they're handling it — and what they're doing with their money right now.
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Your employer could still be responsible for investigating the incident and handling it appropriately.
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An extra $1,000 can go a long way — if you're smart about handling it.
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Some people just can't stop talking about it because they don't know what to do," said Brie, who told her sister that "this was John's way of handling it, and your way of handling it is just shutting down and being quiet.
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I text a few other friends that are going to see how they're handling it.
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He's currently away at college, and Kimmel wanted to know how she was handling it.
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And his team has been ineffective and, by many accounts, utterly inept in handling it.
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They don't have to associate themselves with him because Spotify is handling it for them.
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However, we now see how Android will be handling it in native Android 23 software.
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An official cause of death remains outstanding, but investigators are handling it like a murder.
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I think I'm gonna wait 'til our first game to see how we're handling it.
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It's always tough to finish the match, but I think I'm handling it better now.
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And then I would be fine, quote-unquote, for a couple of years, handling it.
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As for religion, on April 22nd Mr Xi convened a big meeting on handling it.
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The bad news: Is the threat less or are we handling it in other ways?
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Kushner offered to get involved but Jeffries insisted on handling it himself, according to Jones.
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"I think (Zuckerberg) will be very deft in handling it," she said of the controversy.
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In another, they talk about their main policy priority and their qualifications for handling it.
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It could have made them so angry and bitter but they were all handling it.
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The rest, there are a lot of eyes on Bubba, but he's handling it well.
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"They are handling it better than the young people with all their cellphones," she said.
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" A longtime former exec, though, said "I think Micklethwait is actually handling it pretty well.
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Season 20173 is asking a lot of these actors; some are handling it better than others.
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Hundreds of elephants have been thrown out of work, and many are not handling it well.
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But while certain internet bubbles are rightfully chastising Paul, his fanbase is handling it very differently.
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Everybody has their own way of handling it … I am sure everybody can relate to heartbreak.
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It's been a wild 24 hours at Facebook HQ, and employees are not handling it well.
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Ride, acceleration and handling: It gets good marks in all areas — but not best in class.
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They arrive in New York, and Lamar does seem to be handling it all pretty well.
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"American Airlines, they really did a great job of handling it professionally and calmly," he said.
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Teenagers across the country weigh in on the Kavanaugh controversy and how adults are handling it.
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We're not capable of handling it right now — we've got to deal with the first million.
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"They're handling [it] correctly," one former GOP lawmaker told The Hill, referring to the cautious approach.
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She posted about the long-lasting impact of the harassment and how the company failed handling it.
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Here's how I'm going to be handling it given that I'm going to be taking paternity leave.
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It's a shock, not a crisis and so far, markets seem to be handling it reasonably well.
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But the 15-year-old is "handling it better than I ever would have expected," Ellen said.
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Ride, acceleration and handling: It is fast, about 565 to 2525 miles per hour in 2975 seconds.
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Slightly more than a quarter (27%) approve of the way Trump is handling it, while 52% disapprove.
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"When adversity hits, we just aren't handling it like a mature team," forward Denzel Valentine told reporters.
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From the outside, I know you're from the outside, but how do you think they're handling it?
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"We are going to handle it and we have been handling it very well," Mr. Trump said.
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But Professor Turnbull said handling it will be one of the prime minister's most delicate campaign tasks.
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Even though the CDC said it wanted to investigate, the CDC said the state insisted on handling it.
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The company's lawyers were handling it, but Pepsico's leadership team wanted to better understand what was going on.
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Still, Saturday's Royal Wedding is a big effing deal, and everyone wants to know how she's handling it.
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While the weight of the world might be on her head and shoulders, Alshaibi's woman is handling it.
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Zach Galifianakis totally looks just like a young Robert Redford and the internet is not handling it well.
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In her show, the facts of the assault are simple, but the system for handling it is not.
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" As for Green -- he issued a statement to reporters Wednesday morning saying, "My legal team is handling it.
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That's meaty and fascinating stuff to chew on, and I'm surprised at how deftly UnReal is handling it.
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Five years later, he discovered its profound psychological effects after accidentally ingesting some while handling it in the lab.
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But given the CPU and GPU intense processes, the Moto G6 was up to the challenge of handling it.
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Blake Lively spent Father's Day watching her husband get intimate with another woman – and she's handling it surprisingly well.
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It's a bad idea to bring rape in to raise the stakes unless you plan on handling it carefully.
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He understood the way we are handling it and he said there is nothing wrong with protecting your country.
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Challenger suggests managers resist encouraging debate about the issue but be sensitive about how their staff is handling it.
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That just means you're not handling it right, said the chef Gabrielle Hamilton: Boil them whole, spikes and all.
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Even places where they aren't necessarily handling it really well, but they are being seen as being leaders. Right?
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" As for how his son is handling it all ... Wade said, "You want to talk about strength and courage?
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The state ultimately declined, saying that the district attorney's office was "fully capable of handling it," the Register reported.
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I feel like a lot of them aren't handling it very well, and I can't even really blame them.
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We want to make sure this is being investigated and we were told that the FBI was handling it.
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Welp. We've got a pandemic on our hands now, and some of us are handling it better than others.
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This one features him holding a kiwi which is visibly struggling under his hand, and handling it like a pro.
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"We've received a letter, and our legal counsel has reached out to them and are handling it accordingly," he said.
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Sony had a similar issue when the PS4 Pro launch, and it seems like Microsoft is handling it slightly better.
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But it looks like Annalise really does have an addiction, and the show is handling it in a thoughtful way.
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He gives props to Post -- a longtime 'GA' fan -- for taking the assignment seriously, and handling it like a pro.
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Both Mak and Wong said they were told by police they were aware of the situation and were handling it.
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I GET IT: Prada is selling a paper clip for $6900, and the internet isn't handling it well: http://bit.
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Shapiro is handling it for the defense, and he tries on the gloves himself while the trial is in recess.
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Not only does this green propellant pose less of a threat to humans handling it, but it's also more efficient.
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He's still in a lot of pain but says he's handling it without all the meds that knocked him out.
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There is no technical barrier to a mostly decarbonized power sector; the state's grid is perfectly capable of handling it.
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She said the letter was a sign of "how seriously we take this matter and how we are handling it".
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"We've received a letter, and our legal counsel has reached out to them and are handling it accordingly," Ton-That said.
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In fact, it happens so often — about once a month, reportedly — that custodians have a special code name for handling it.
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Bronfman was visibly rattled, but kudos to her for handling it with class and finding a way to NOT shame June.
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It's interesting, he doesn't really take sides ... but instead he explained why everyone involved is handling it exactly as they should.
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" Collison added, "He's handling it well, but I think he just doesn't understand the whole star culture we have over here.
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They've been thrust into the public spotlight and are handling it amazingly well — better than a lot of seasoned operatives would.
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Donald Trump says Meghan Markle is taking the bad press "very personally," and suggested that she could be handling it differently.
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In that case, the organization suggests wearing disposable gloves to touch dirty laundry, or washing your hands immediately after handling it.
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As frustrating as the situation is, his wife said that everyone appeared to be handling it better than might be expected.
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"She is performing a very important institutional duty, is under enormous pressure and is handling it very well," Mr. Kennedy said.
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You try to make sure that you're handling it the best way that you can because life's not going to change.
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Domino doesn't so much put up with his humor, his coping mechanism, because I'm also experiencing that and handling it more maturely.
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Davidson was a guest on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night, and Fallon asked him how he's handling it all.
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Firstly, greater scrap supply means higher production of refined copper by those refineries capable of handling it as a raw material feed.
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Instead of handling it as an amusing side gig, Mr. Coates hit Mr. Stelfreeze with questions and notes, and notes on notes.
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The governor told her that the Port Authority was handling it, and that Mr. Wildstein had been in touch with Fort Lee.
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Jonathan (Nick Blaemire) is about to turn 30 — apparently that used to be practically ancient then — and he isn't handling it well.
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" That same day in a press conference, Trump said he spoke to Xi, who said the country was handling it "really well.
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" Mr. Duterte added: "He understood the way we are handling it, and I said that there's nothing wrong in protecting a country.
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My PR colleague—I don't know if you have his contact information—Philipp, was involved in that and is currently handling it.
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GUILFOYLE: Yes, it&aposs the local FBI field office that&aposs handling it right now in conjunction with the local police and authorities.
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A small windfall in the form of a holiday bonus can go a long way — if you're smart about handling it, that is.
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The extreme potency that makes it appealing to users also makes it dangerous to the people handling it, whether users or the police.
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" Of the four girls, Giudice says her eldest Gia is handling it the best while third daughter Milania "is having the toughest time.
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Bloom may be relatively new to the fame game, but she's handling it like a pro and already speaking out about injustices. Kudos.
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To date, he seems to be handling it the same way he handled everything else in his career, which was, insist he's right.
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Let's talk about that, and then I want to get how you think they've been handling it, the Cambridge thing, from your perspective.
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This recovery mechanism is a tricky problem to solve, according to Soneff, and Google is looking at a number of ways of handling it.
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The 211-inch iPad Pro, previously a behemoth, is now a usable size and no longer looks so silly when you're one-handling it.
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" Rhys Meyers opened up about his sobriety and handling it in the public eye, saying, "Most of the time I handle it pretty well.
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And the way the show is handling it highlights a specific conflict between the traditional princess fantasy and the ongoing attempts to modernize it.
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But just like any other food product, you should always wash your hands after handling it, and store it in a clean, airtight container.
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"This was something that we were thrown into, and we're going to handle it and we have been handling it very well," Trump said.
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"This was something that we were thrown into and we're going to handle it and we have been handling it very well," Trump said.
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"One of the reasons his numbers are high on handling it is because of the federal government," Trump said in a live phone interview.
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Some people may have a hard time handling it, but that is what makes it easier to sympathize with and understand more about it.
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But Trump chaos, both intentional and otherwise, has proved a great de facto political strategy, precisely because we are neurologically incapable of handling it.
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I even recall thinking, proudly, about a year after my divorce, that I hadn't cried once, and was clearly handling it all really well.
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"I think I'm handling it really well... and, you know, like a mature adult... happy that our son is away... and independent..." The best bit?
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"For her, it's something to get used to when you've never had that experience before, but I think she's handling it really well," he said.
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After Seacrest's successful experience, Ripa decided to tackle it too — her first juice-only cleanse ever — but she isn't handling it too well so far.
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Out of this, a new distribution of experience is produced, one which downplays the evanescence of the product in favor of the person handling it.
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Cummings cites Yates' public comments that, rather than asking about Flynn's possible security breach, McGahn reportedly asked why the White House should be handling it.
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"I really actually admire him for the way that he's handling it," said Kristin Davis, a friend of Stone's, who was interviewed by Mueller's team.
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We talked about his transformation from a relatively normal, apolitical kid to powerful national voice on the scourge consuming America—and how he's handling it.
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"This was something that we were thrown into, and we're going to handle it, and we have been handling it very well," Mr. Trump said.
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While the children are handling it OK for now, "I'm worried about the kids longer term if this isolation lasts many, many weeks," Gardner said.
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"We are not talking about an emergency right now, but rather we are handling it as a loss of communication with the submarine," Rear Adm.
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If your tax return is relatively simple, someone with just a couple of years of experience under their belt should be capable of handling it.
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Part of the issue isn't just the product itself — although that's certainly bad enough — but the manner in which the company is now handling it.
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He's clearly annoyed at the energy she's giving to Link over him, and he's handling it with jealousy and frustration — which is not a good look.
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So if you are trying to do several different things at once and you think you&aposre handling it, the truth is, you&aposre really not.
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"We thought that was a Deadspin-style way of handling it, and something that our readers would be in on and find clever," Mr. Ley said.
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Academics fiercely pushed back against the project, saying that just because data may be public, that does not absolve anyone from ethical responsibility in handling it.
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And it's not clear, judging by the behavior of the Republicans at the House Intelligence hearing, if our hyperpolarized political system is capable of handling it.
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We spoke to Ronan and his mom on Sunday afternoon about the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and, specifically, how the Trump administration is handling it.
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I don't remember specifics, but it sounds -- that sounds right to me, that Ben would have been the person primarily in charge of that handling it.
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Hurricane Harvey is the first natural disaster of Mr. Trump's presidency, and the White House is keenly attuned to the political risks of handling it poorly.
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And he just absolutely didn't want to engage even with the question of is he handling it well, not whether he did anything wrong or not.
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In terms of how Paul Ryan is handling it, this is an extraordinarily speaker-centered process, basically telling committees with jurisdiction not to change the bill.
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I don't remember specifics, but it sounds — that sounds right to me, that Ben would have been the person primarily in charge of that handling it.
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If I hadn't started doing daily pushups as part of a challenge with a friend, I think my hands would have gotten sore from constantly handling it.
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Also, Verge science editor Liz Lopatto returns to the show to discuss the new administration's action toward the science world, and how the scientists are handling it.
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For the last two weeks, Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest have been doing a mysterious new cleanse — with one of them handling it better than the other.
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And it's not clear, judging by the behavior of the Republicans at the House Intelligence hearing, if our hyper-polarized political system is capable of handling it.
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The refugee crisis will now be with Germans for years, and the skill in handling it will determine whether the country retains its position as Europe's bulwark.
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At more than 600 pages, divided into two volumes, this is the ne plus ultra of coffee-table tomes; just handling it verges on a sensory experience.
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"The first version of Errol Flynn's memoirs is so hot the publishers are handling it with fire tongs," the widely syndicated columnist Dorothy Kilgallen reported, in 22016.
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Apple might have a problem later if there's an encryption issue, but ... BW: Right, and even the ones that are involved have different ways of handling it.
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Missy's three daughters, who also spoke to NBC, have been irrevocably changed by the loss of their mother but are handling it in their own ways, Brandon said.
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Here's the important thing to remember: the new technique basically means that CRISPR just went from handling DNA like a meat cleaver — to handling it like a scalpel.
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He wisely sold an albino Israeli scorpion with a death sting after handling it a couple of times, and has counted reticulated pythons and anacondas among his collection.
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And while, like Washington said, Olivia Pope was indeed a Black woman who kicked ass at "handling it," that aspect of her identity wasn't something explicitly talked about.
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In the CNN poll, the President's approval rating for handling the investigation remains deeply negative, with just 31% approving of the way he's handling it and 55% disapproving.
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Harvey Weinstein's attorney, Lisa Bloom, says there's nothing strange about her representing a man accused of years of sexual harassment ... because he's handling it way better than most.
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"This was something that we were thrown into, and we're going to handle it, and we have been handling it very well," the president said during the briefing.
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Now, he'll be neck-deep in the "cesspool" — and the swirling media circus that the Trump presidency promises to be — with less experience handling it than they have.
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"We agree with almost all the complaints the U.S. has against China, it's just we don't agree with how the United States is handling it," another diplomat said.
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For a long time, many of her clients were hesitant about using Snapchat, because they didn't feel comfortable handling it themselves in real-time when she wasn't with them.
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Per the Times' account, the whistleblower (reportedly a CIA officer) first registered his concerns through an internal CIA process but became disturbed by how the administration was handling it.
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"I'm reposting Dani's post because it's been very difficult watching her take so much heat this past week, while handling it with so much grace," Hansen captioned the post.
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An Instagram quote worshipping coffee demonstrates something more performative: that the poster is rising and grinding; they're hustling; they're putting their hair in a messy bun and handling it.
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"For her, it's something to get used to when you've never had that experience before, but I think she's handling it really well," the soulful singer told People magazine.
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"It's true that everyone's interest is fixed on this issue for now, but markets believe the Abe government is handling it well," said Takuro Hayashi at Iwai Cosmo Securities.
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As I try to get ready for the holidays — to keep things normal — I find myself anxiously looking for signs of how my fellow Berliners are handling it all.
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And if you look at how doctors and nurses are handling it in New York, they're in cloth masks only on their face, because we don't have enough suits.
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"If the forwarder isn't delivering a return on the investment, Amazon can derive cost efficiency on the process by handling it themselves and they'll cut out the expense," he said.
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After the crown is brought over to her, by a person handling it ever-so-gently in a pair of white gloves, she grabs it and scoots it even closer.
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Despite understanding the safety concern, Kim feels there are other ways of handling it, citing extra security as a workaround, but Khloé brings up Kim's Paris robbery as a counterpoint.
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"The people are handling it amazingly well and the people of Texas as you know have really persevered," Trump said earlier Monday in his first public remarks on the storm.
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In part, they say it requires some very understanding teachers, but the rest of it's on them -- and one of 'em seems to be handling it better than the other.
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Its makers claim that it's "500 times hotter than Tabasco sauce," and its ingredient list contains so many irritants that workers must wear gloves when handling it to prevent burns.
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It's not a tough sentiment to sympathize with, but considering the government's history of handling it, the moon bag may be better off with someone who can accurately identify it.
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Harvey Weinstein apparently doesn't need a publicist anymore ... he's handling it on his own and reaching out to the media in an effort to clear his name ... TMZ has learned.
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Being on a website is important to the life of the Collection — if more people can see something without us handling it, the longer it will remain in pristine shape.
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Particularly, in the end, you're so on his side and so fucking pissed with the way that those Americans are handling it and just sort of steamrolling this whole community.
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Mr. Comey may have had a tendency to lurch for the buck across the table, but his departure leaves us with leadership that will do anything to avoid handling it.
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Caruana was particularly concerned by something another graduate student noticed about the data they were handling: It seemed to show that asthmatics with pneumonia fared better than the typical patient.
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Read More Like This: I Lived On 51% Of My Income —& Saved $17,000How To Get Out Of Extreme DebtI Have $15K In Credit-Card Debt — This Is How I'm Handling It
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We don't actually know anything about the situation — including whether or not the cheating rumors have been verified — but Kris is certainly handling it... in whatever way you want to believe.
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The bottom line: The Khashoggi case has been a top news story for three weeks now leading up to the midterms, and Americans generally disapprove of how Trump is handling it.
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Committee leaders sent bipartisan letters to both United Airlines and the Chicago Department of Aviation Tuesday requesting information by April 20 on the incident and the practices involved in handling it.
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If you're a fan of Vodou mythology, this comic does a nice job of handling it without fetishing it, which shows like American Horror Story still can't seem to get right.
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And when a man is harassed, he may feel the pressures of handling it like a "man," said Marcelo Abramovich, a New York City–based psychotherapist who works with gay men.
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"I think both John and the estate should be credited for handling it in a way that really seemed to avoid any negative impact on her body of work," said Chinlund.
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YOU'VE TALKED ABOUT HOW YOU HAD A BIG INVENTORY PROBLEM IN THE PAST, LEARNED FROM THAT, MOVED PAST IT. HOW ARE YOU HANDLING INVENTORY AND HOW ARE YOU HANDLING IT BETTER NOW?
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During Harvey, too, Trump showed a complete inability to empathize with the millions of Texans whose lives were dramatically changed by the storm, handling it instead by keeping the focus on himself.
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"CPAC is handling it exactly the wrong way," said conservative social media agitator Mike Cernovich, who did not attend the conference itself but hosted a "Night for Freedom" party during the event.
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Detection of online child sexual abuse and policies for handling it can vary greatly from company to company, with many of the companies involved wary of potential privacy violations, the Times reported.
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"For her, it's something to get used to when you've never had that experience before, but I think she's handling it really well," he said at an event for the 2016 AXE Collective.
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As the radioactive explosion near Arkhangelsk in August showed, the missile will be dangerous to operate and dangerous to deploy — both for the experts handling it and the public living near its bases.
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Like any biologist worth their salt, Snoop—or should we say Dr. Dogg—proceeded to examine his finding with great care, handling it gingerly in his fingertips, and twisting it in the light.
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Adjusting to their new normal has brought out the best and worst in both of them over the past few episodes, but Beth had been handling it the best because she's close to perfect.
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Colorado Springs Utilities workers and Colorado Parks and Wildlife Southeast Region workers were called to the scene and worked out a strategy to free the beast that didn&apost involve an official handling it.
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"I learned a lot from this special moment because the pressure was really high for me last year and this year I'm handling (it) much better and this will never happen again," she said.
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Instead of a keel to provide stability, it has twin canting ballasted T-foils that have veteran sailors both excited and wary about the challenge of handling it, particularly when it is not hydrofoiling.
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After a customer complained in 1987 that Dr. Koller had hurt her cat's leg by handling it roughly, Dr. Koller filed a defamation lawsuit against the customer and several others who had criticized him.
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"He's handling it like a gentleman," Mr. Keel said of the Statehouse situation, noting that there had been no brushes with Ms. Toohil and her plainclothes guard since the order of protection was imposed.
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Cameron Smith) tells a prodding Shiv that he is stealing "candy" and "vape fluid," but that Colin (Scott Nicholson), Karolina (Dagmara Dominczyk), and Jess (Juliana Canfield) are all handling it without getting Kendall involved.
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Handling it must be done in a special facility, using extreme caution and hazmat suits, and very close to launch time — you don't want a poisonous explosive sitting around any longer than it has to.
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"The more anti-Trumpers politicize the crisis, the higher Trump's approval rating for handling it will go," said Alex Castellanos, a longtime Republican strategist who in 2016 helped to oversee a pro-Trump super PAC.
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The Styrofoam container inside the cardboard box arrived cracked along two of the outside edges, making it vulnerable to leaks and presenting a potential health risk to anyone handling it, from shippers to researchers, McArthur said.
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" "It can make or break a relationship," Lowry admits, though she says things between the two are "good" right now: "We're handling it the best way that we can, so I have no worries or anything.
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Disinfect the parcel with an alcohol-based wipe before handling it, minimize your contact with the packaging, and wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water (or with hand sanitizer) after opening and discarding the boxes.
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Last week the Medical Council of the Islamic Republic of Iran also asked Rouhani to remove the Health Ministry from its role overseeing the crisis, saying it was incapable of handling it, according to Radio Farda.
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Handling it in an upfront, professional way will solidify your reputation as someone who others feel lucky to work with, which leaves the door open to future work, referrals, and above all, positive word of mouth.
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And it was more about like how he was handling it and how he seemed to kind of thrown off and became quite aggressive rather than anyone sort of really thinking that there was any misconduct.
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I'm saying that we've taken our eye off of them as a country and as the party that, between the two parties, has done a better job handling it when in power, we should own this.
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I mean, I feel like most teenagers in horror, and in just about everything else are depicted as handling grief in sort of the image of God rather than just handling it as a human being would.
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What you'll find is that even though your manager isn't happy with the fact that you screwed up, he'll appreciate your professionalism in handling it and will be just as ready to move on as you are.
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One area bond investors should look at how stocks are traded is the concept of working an order, or putting a buy or sell order out into the market and handling it over time across multiple counterparties.
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He then hopscotched to a discrepancy that Google cleared up about a website they're launching for coronavirus related information -- something Trump alluded earlier last week, but which was fact-checked as Google's parent company, Alphabet, handling it.
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"We kept being told U.S.A. Gymnastics is handling it, so she just did what she was told to do, and she was told to keep quiet," said Gina Nichols, who accused U.S.A. Gymnastics of a cover-up.
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To that end, this weekly look at the big stories in the 2020 race is really a look at coronavirus, and how the likes of President Donald Trump, Joe Biden and other elected officials are handling it.
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Additionally, it's a good idea to schedule a checkup with your primary care physician or healthcare provider about three to six months after making the change, to make sure your body is handling it well internally, Machowsky says.
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That's "a security problem" according to Zuckerberg, and he thinks Facebook is "making progress" in handling it — even though it's not something that can ever be "fully" solved: You never fully solve it, but you strengthen your defenses.
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"They have defended the line ... which is always that, 'This is an internal matter, we are handling it, we haven't done anything wrong, this is a false narrative'," said Kobsak, referring to the attitude of Myanmar government officials.
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First dubbed Scheele's green, and later emerald, this shockingly verdant shade was lethal to those handling it, whether they were brushing it as a powder onto elaborate floral head-dresses or dyeing gloves a delectably eye-catching color.
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It's clear that he accepted the company's distribution offer not because he loves being able to binge whole seasons of Fuller House, but because he felt Netflix would give his deeply personal film the care and handling it deserves.
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And while bitter can alert us to the presence of a potentially harmful substance, sour may simply indicate a transformation: Milk spoils but isn't necessarily rendered inedible; with proper handling, it might be on its way to becoming cheese.
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The Republicans did the former secretary of State a big favor by handling it so clumsily at their gathering, but it remains by far the biggest drag on her candidacy and the main reason for her high negative ratings.
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" He suggested that the Cup got overwhelmed with so many people handling it, and remembered one problem in particular: "I think there were some issues with a lot of people carrying it by the neck, and it kind of got loose.
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That has all raised questions about what exactly is happening with the money and how Royan is handling it, according to a dozen former employees, investors in the fund, and other people close to the matter who spoke with Recode.
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The soldier who brought the shell in for testing has not shown any blistering in the 24 hours since handling it, said the military officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the situation.
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Then choose what you can diminish — for example, ordering takeout instead of making a meal from scratch — and what you can delegate — like asking someone on your team to respond to a new-business request instead of handling it yourself. 2.
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Democrats, however, are a bit more likely to approve of their own party's handling of impeachment (83% of Democrats approve of how Democrats in Congress are handling it) than are Republicans (78% of Republicans approve of congressional Republicans on the topic).
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Verge editor-in-chief and Vergecast co-host Nilay Patel invites Silicon Valley editor Casey Newton and senior reporter Adi Robertson to the show to explain what is happening on YouTube, how YouTube is handling it, and the outrage cycle surrounding it.
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I got to see, but not touch — again, this is a theme with foldable devices so far, no touching — the Mate X up close at MWC, and the most immediately impressive thing for me was how casually the demonstrator was handling it.
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UPDATE: It seems that WNCN reporter David Hurst talked to Grayson, and got him to open up about it: Despite his bad rap, Allen seems to be handling it all like a champ, innocently saying that he looks like his dad instead.
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Through pre-negotiated pricing, volume and materials handling (it right now rents part of a warehouse where it receives goods), it's promising GCs a "reasonable margin" so they can not only pay their crews but live a higher quality of life themselves.
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What that means is that when it comes to integrating, securing, and trusting technology in our elections, there is a huge miasmic cloud of "tech stuff" to worry about, and it's all too easy to just assume somebody else is handling it.
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"It has not been easy for us to report on something that is happening to our own school and our friends, classmates and ourselves, but this staff is handling it all with such grace and determination," Niner Times editor-in-chief Jeffrey Kopp said.
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Warren, who has made her issue positions a central feature of the campaign, lands in second place on the economy (20% say she'd do the best job handling it) and runs narrowly behind Biden and Sanders on health care (16%) and the climate crisis (14%).
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I mean literally around the world, more of us are using smart phones and more of this technology has become mainstream that therefore it would it become ... Or, sort of just assimilated into our lives in different ways and we're more capable of handling it.
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Earlier in the process, it looked possible that companies could band together to form unlikely alliances against the perceived frontrunner, though it appears in the final request for proposal that the Pentagon plans to award the contract to a single company capable of handling it.
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Alima is left behind with Tyreke's 12-year-old brother, "who just looked up to him" and his eight-year-old sister who is "really handling it OK." Ashley Hall, an 18-year-old living in East New York, became friends with Tyreke last July.
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That means Europe's incumbent governments have a certain ugly incentive to make sure Brexit goes poorly for the UK. Married couples who get divorced would typically be better off handling it amicably and staying on good terms, but they often don't pull it off.
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The man leans in with the hammer triumphantly leading the way to riches and glory but then, out of freakin' nowhere, this man in black, who we haven't seen yet, comes into frame with a huge curved sword and he's handling it like a pro.
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She suffered a few scrapes and bruises, but still got checked out in the ER. Jess is handling it like a champ, saying ... "If you're gonna get hit in the face with a drone better at least be able to watch it and die laughing."
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But the Supreme Court, as the Washington Post's Robert Barnes notes, may be torn between what it would do for a normal president — give him the benefit of the doubt — and the plain fact that this president has not shown he's capable of handling it.
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As a small-business owner, Bob said he "wears most of the hats" in running the restaurant — from handling IT and purchasing to human resources and marketing — and finds complying with a myriad of federal regulations concerning healthcare and unemployment to be among his biggest challenges.
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CRISPR just went from handling DNA like a meat cleaver — to handling it like a scalpel The researchers think the new technique might eventually be able to edit human DNA to minimize the impact of the 25,000 single-letter mutations that are associated with human diseases.
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While it's true that many of the RTS games that They Are Billions emulates featured campaigns that were almost exactly like this, the early Age of Empires series perhaps being the worst offender, there have been ample examples of RTS developers handling it better since then.
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For a country that prides itself on the strength and righteousness of its institutions and the foundations of its freedoms, we sure have a hard time handling it when a movement criticizes the police, or a quarterback sits on the bench while someone sings a song.
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Just six months into the administration, the swirl of rumors about possible Cabinet departures come as the administration is already having trouble keeping up with the task of staffing the first wave of staff -- and veterans of past White Houses are dumbfounded by how the President is handling it.
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"The Gallup Poll today had President Trump at a 60 percent approval for how he's handling the crisis and the governor's polling was pretty close last week on how he's handling it," said Evan Power, chairman of the council of county chairs for the Republican Party of Florida.
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My first attempt at Handling It All was to start re-watching Peep Show, my favorite British comedy ever, but that just made it worse: apparently, the only thing more upsetting than having zero social or sexual interactions is watching someone have horribly awkward social or sexual interactions.
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"People are touching the lemon in your glass, handling it, cutting it, placing it in a container or a cup, or a glass; and then picking up those slices at a later point in time and dropping them into a drink and putting them on the rim of a glass," said Tierno.
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Here too, Trump is broadly seen as better on the economy (212% to 21% who think Clinton would do a better job handling it) and Clinton holds the edge on foreign policy (2003% to 2788%), but the two are about evenly matched in Florida on immigration (Clinton 0063% to Trump's 2006%) and terrorism (Trump 2769% to Clinton's 23.5%).
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Anyway, Tehran has now returned with a video for "Superstars" from her Life is Cheap, Death is Free EP. With a huge orchestral backing that places it more in the territory of Bjork or Radiohead on one of their more emotional days, "Superstars" tackles alienation and political silence, retaining all the fire of "Refugees" but handling it more softly.
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"All I can tell you is we're handling it exactly like we've handled every newspaper report or everybody contacting our office or anonymous even, if we can get the name and or the lawyer we've followed up with the usual staff interrogation," Grassley said, when asked about the allegations released by the third accuser's lawyer, Michael Avenatti.
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I'M HANDLING IT.)Netflix: $0 (I'm on my mom's account.)Phone: $100 (I'm on my mom's plan, but I like to chip in for my half.)Student Loan Payment: $0 (I was lucky enough to benefit from financial aid and parental support.)ClassPass: $75 (I like to go to a pilates studio in my neighborhood but can't afford the studio's own monthly plan.
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"If the epidemic continues to last or endures for a sustained period of time and citizens start to feel that the government is not handling it properly, President Xi could come under criticism, particularly given that it's the Politburo Standing Committee which is now taking charge of managing this epidemic," said Cedric Chehab, global head of country risk at Fitch Solutions, referring to the top echelon of the Chinese Communist Party.
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The goal was not merely to outline good public health measures, but also to convey to the public that Biden, if president, would understand the urgency of the testing crisis and has a plan for handling it: The White House should measure and report each day, each and every day, how many tests have been ordered, how many tests have been completed, and how many have tested positive.
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Everyone has all sorts of productivity advice about handling it, but I find a simple flagging system is sufficient — flag red if it's something I need to deal with, flag orange if I need to deal with it eventually but requires some thinking or someone else to handle it, and flag yellow for emails I send that I am waiting on a reply for so I know to follow up later.
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By the time he has gotten his hands into a condition of grime superlative even for the small boy, he bethinks himself of the toy pistol which his father as provided him with to cap the climax of the celebration, and in his haste and excitement, handling it with his finger on the trigger and his left palm over the nozzle, fires the blank charge of wadding into the bacillus-laden dirt which smears his palm...Such is enough to infect the children with tetanus and its signature jaw stiffening.
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