Like so many entities that pledge to disrupt, the subscription service model exchanges one set of hassles for another, more modern, set of hassles.
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This leads to costly hassles for patients, providers and payers.
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It's not just American patients who endure endless bureaucratic hassles.
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Sometimes it causes smaller issues that can lead to frustrating hassles.
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This limits access to lawmakers and government officials, among other hassles.
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Such complications add to the hassles that drive down voter turnout.
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Only without the PC's multitudes of configuration options and driver hassles.
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But there are measures you can take to limit those hassles.
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A car-buying program that guarantees great rates and no hassles
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Businesses and residents often complain about the hassles of address changes.
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Adding cellular brings a wide range of technical and regulatory hassles.
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It theoretically eliminates some of the hassles of getting a second phone.
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Forms are often lost or forgotten about, leading to last-minute hassles.
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He blamed the Taxi Commission for the fines and hassles it imposed.
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Weekend travel hassles: Check subway disruptions and a list of street closings.
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Maybe plans could be much cheaper, deductibles lower, or enrollment hassles fewer.
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CROSS the boundaries of the former Yugoslavia and you face a few hassles.
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That suggests registration hassles are only part of the reason people don't vote.
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The tangle of settings is one of the biggest hassles of the experience.
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It avoids all the hassles that have come to make physicians lives miserable.
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And agreeing to requests that reduce hassles for the seller can help, too.
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Jim knew Richter, and he'd certainly faced his own hassles with agency bureaucracy.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio believes ferries can ease New York City's commuting hassles.
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It has labor-management issues, logistics, legal hassles, risk-reward calculations and hierarchies.
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Women are saying "yes" to day-to-day hassles that eventually pile up.
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In a world awash in hassles, this seemed like a dream come true.
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While waking up early can be a struggle, the benefits can outweigh the hassles.
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Here are five apps particularly suited to keeping group conversations going without any hassles.
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With all the hassles of running a physical store, why not go online only?
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If those hassles (or the $199 price point) have scared you off, don't worry.
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Both the administrative hassles and the testing itself would result in beneficiaries losing coverage.
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Things like hassles, being locked up, are second nature to us in our country.
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That means most of us dodge potential hassles for roughly an hour each day.
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He built DoNotPay to cut through hassles designed to separate us from our money.
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Travelling businessfolk from poor or Muslim countries face endless visa hassles unless they have one.
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Well, money and red-tape hassles, but those you can foresee and decide on upfront.
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Ultimately, they don't actually improve the wearer's life enough to warrant their myriad of hassles.
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Each disruptive winter storm raises a question among business travellers: can such hassles be avoided?
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"I go there because I love it and nobody hassles me," the conservative commentator said.
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But for all of the improvements, some of the hassles from the original Watch remain.
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Shopping for kids' shoes online also brings sizing issues and return hassles, the company says.
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Those were among the first of these cars able to change hands without legal hassles.
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The dispute was a reminder that Uber has not expanded its service without regulatory hassles.
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It's a list of things that have been small hassles on the platform for ages.
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Studies show that we are happier and live longer when we have fewer daily hassles.
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Airlines cut staff, costs, legroom and amenities, even as security hassles grew and confusion reigned.
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They were called Billy Joel and the Hassles, and we were the stars of the show.
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Civilization VI automates that process and eliminates one of the biggest hassles of the last entry.
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Given all these hassles and barriers, you might justify taking a break from your exercise routine.
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" — Liz Peralta, 23, Astoria, Queens "Being able to work from home and avoid the subway hassles.
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For my personal workflow on the Surface Pro X, the biggest hassles still come with photography.
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Making dinner after a long day at work is honestly one of the biggest hassles imaginable.
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First among her reasons was not one of the usual answers about hassles and high prices.
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I am writing about this on an ARM-based Windows machine, the Surface Pro X. The software hassles I've dealt with are enough to keep me from recommending it to anybody, but it's been useful for me to live with those hassles as part of my job.
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The smart plates have advanced safety features and automate some of the hassles involved with car ownership.
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Amixr: Incident management software that helps engineering teams around the world optimize their workflow while minimizing hassles.
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For example, an accumulation of self-reported daily hassles is associated with higher driver stress in traffic.
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And the truly wealthy avoid the hassles and indignities of crowded airports entirely, by taking private jets.
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For these types of attacks, the lockouts and hassles can end when the victim pays the ransom.
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For consumers and businesses, that means one thing: Get used to costly new hassles you never expected.
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The Sensor Mirror Pro skips a lot of the hassles you face with other smart home products.
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It is searching for ways to generate efficiency on the labor side and eliminate hassles for customers.
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Valimail promises to take care of all the hassles of setting up support for these authentication standards.
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And it's nice to help college students earn money with a no-hassles side hustle, said Rathi.
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Daily hassles, which is suppressing annoyance at delays or anything irritating that would inspire a snarky tweet.
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They're betting that technical barriers, hassles, costs and confusing rules will keep you away from the polls.
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Many Americans remember only the hassles and confusion that resulted from the early days after that breakup.
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So it's important to compare banking options on campus to minimize hassles as well as costly fees.
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Since he now works from home, and only part-time, there are certainly fewer hassles these days.
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The second lists all the hassles and headaches of your job, from the petty to the systemic.
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On a regular basis, companies announce cyberthefts of customer data, causing bureaucratic hassles for millions of people.
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What Cheng and others call narcissists' "fragile egos" might explain why they're more agitated by daily hassles.
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So far, Polyteia's partner cities have been pleasantly surprised with a startup's approach to their own data hassles.
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Many wealthy people "don't want the hassles of owning a yacht," said Ms. Tidmarsh of Luxury Charter Group.
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The usual stresses and hassles that come with a festival are somehow miraculously alleviated by the Dekmantel atmosphere.
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Despite all the hassles I've just enumerated, I still can't help being a little smitten with the Triby.
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With dollar notes sewn into her kimono — to avoid custom hassles, Kusama arrived in New York in 1958.
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The changes, which have been implemented over a series of months, are designed partly to avoid security hassles.
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Nowadays, flying can be a journey so filled with hassles that you almost wish you'd stayed at home.
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If there are flight delays or any hassles, at least you're surrounded by people who will entertain you.
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These retailers hope the new technology will draw younger shoppers and reduce the hassles of shopping in stores.
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Dyson's patent indicates that this device is actually supposed to save users time and the hassles of heat styling.
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Oscar plans to work especially closely with doctors in these systems to eliminate the frequent hassles of obtaining care.
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Some US startups focus on improving the selling process so a company takes on all the responsibility and hassles.
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The driver fell asleep at the wheel, the van is out of gas, and the hassles escalate after that.
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Those changes involved major invasions of privacy for some people and significant administrative hassles for all commercial airline passengers.
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From the telcos' point of view, Voice Bridge masquerades as a normal phone, which greatly reduces the setup hassles.
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The day-to-day hassles and the existential despair intertwine real nice in the better bands of gothic inclination.
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New consumer rights entitled customers to switch their energy providers at any time, without red tape or other hassles.
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Because while it is easy enough to record your own music, promoting it and distributing it have been hassles.
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The following day young Marxists at a university in Nanjing, an eastern city, said they had also been facing hassles.
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Such convenient hassles will never feel quite like sidling spontaneously into a cinema alone, the moth circling the marquee's light.
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In the mid-'60s, Joel and drummer Jon Small played together in a Long Island-based band called the Hassles.
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The company claims to take all of the hassles out of decision-making, charting, and booking a big bulk ship.
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Wellness isn't a concept that seems synonymous with the ever-growing hassles of flying, but that could finally be changing.
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And they can get the free options using the same remote, without having worry about switching inputs or other hassles.
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Teigen explained that there's actually a way to avoid all of the hassles the public face when hopping a flight.
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When they talk about the future, they are, quite understandably, preoccupied with the hassles and obstacles of their increasing age.
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"Perceptions of hassles on visas or security have historically been responsible for travelers choosing destinations where they won't encounter these issues."
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They refer to mundaneness that some women feel in their everyday lives, plagued by the hassles of family, jobs and, relationships.
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Here's a selection: We're constantly connected to life's little hassles, thanks to the devices we carry around all day, every day.
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You can have a premium-trim-level Cadillac whenever you want without the usual hassles of buying or leasing a car.
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This group found it exciting to immerse into a new culture, but wanted to avoid the hassles of travel when possible.
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Plex Cloud, on the other hand, will eliminate some of the hassles that come with using Plex for less-technical users.
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That will likely require you to pay a fee, Steffen said, but could save you from hassles in the long run.
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He reasoned that reaching the consumer audience requires budgets and focus that BeliMobilGue isn't interested in, plus there are added hassles.
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So while the I-85 collapse created temporary hassles for Atlanta drivers, it may lead to changes along the country's roadways.
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Letting your bank or credit card company know you are traveling ahead of time will prevent any hassles at your destination.
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While reimbursement under a single payer plan most likely would be less, so would the headaches and administrative hassles and costs.
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In addition to the hassles of managing these identities, the bigger problems are the lack of security, consistency and digital trust.
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Travel costs and hassles rank: 30thLocal costs rank: 29thAttractions rank: 29thWeather rank: 24thCold weather activities rank: 28thSafety rank: 11thTotal score: 37.24
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Travel costs and hassles rank: 23rdLocal costs rank: 19thAttractions rank: 26thWeather rank: 32ndCold weather activities rank: 19thSafety rank: 13thTotal score: 44.77
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Travel costs and hassles rank: 28thLocal costs rank: 8thAttractions rank: 25thWeather rank: 31stCold weather activities rank: 15thSafety rank: 12thTotal score: 45.17
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Travel costs and hassles rank: 19thLocal costs rank: 22ndAttractions rank: 14thWeather rank: 25thCold weather activities rank: 24thSafety rank: 31stTotal score: 46.47
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Travel costs and hassles rank: 2ndLocal costs rank: 9thAttractions rank: 24thWeather rank: 28thCold weather activities rank: 32ndSafety rank: 26thTotal score: 47.90
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Travel costs and hassles rank: 10thLocal costs rank: 30thAttractions rank: 3rdWeather rank: 12thCold weather activities rank: 13thSafety rank: 1stTotal score: 63.47
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All evoke a hard-scrabbling world traveler often caught in but never daunted by border hassles, medical bureaucracy, and crap technology.
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Coaching a slow learner on homework after a day of hassles at the office provides a deep experience of delayed gratification.
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Switching to a single-payer system promises significant reductions in many of the everyday hassles confronting doctors under private insurance systems.
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For the most part, the outskirts of the city have been redeveloped and repopulated, complete with parking hassles and traffic jams.
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There are hassles, for sure – shared space, finances, and keeping track of my own stuff between the house and my apartment.
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Still, there have been many hassles with traffic and exorbitantly priced events, with some parties requiring thousands of dollars to enter.
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I would be surprised if Coats, long time senator, former ambassador to Germany and 75 years of age, needs hassles like these.
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Sure, there are hassles when you can't remember that exact right keyword, but they tend to go away once you learn them.
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The hassles of managing a monthly period are many: Pads cannot be used for swimming and they can chafe or be uncomfortable.
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If you're following work you love, you quickly get past the hassles of moving and the leaving of conveniences and familiarity behind.
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Letting your bank or credit card company know that you are traveling ahead of time will prevent any hassles at your destination.
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Those waiting periods are little more than roadblocks, filled with gratuitous logistical hassles, paperwork and government-authored pedagogical materials riddled with misinformation.
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For now, she is staying put, but if grants grow scarce or immigration rules create new hassles, she is ready to move.
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No one hassles anyone else, or judges them, for being in prison — that seems to only happen among middle-class folks outside.
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These properties also usually provide free shuttles to and from the event, alleviating the hassles of navigating through traffic and finding parking.
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However, additional checks not only add to the hassles for air travelers but risk creating another line of people vulnerable to terror attack.
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It's a lot easier to think you can learn to code if you've already fixed a bunch of little hassles on your computer.
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But for a pocket of companies, anchoring a supply chain on U.S. soil has meant savings on shipping costs and other overseas hassles.
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They offer the "billionaire class" and top corporate leaders a shortcut from commercial flying with none of the hassles of regular air travel.
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Such technicalities may be beside the point: Reporters will be THINKING about those rules and the hassles that come along with violating them.
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Nobody asked to have personal data collected and exposed, let alone for the hassles that resulted from the big breach in that industry.
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I knew I had an incredible gig and didn't want to mess it up by revealing the hassles that went along with it.
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There were temporary problems with disease, the farm wasn't as big as the task force had hoped and bureaucratic hassles slowed things down.
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In addition, corporations – already under a heavy state and local tax and regulatory strain -- would suddenly be faced with a multiplication of bureaucratic hassles.
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New technology-powered services like DoNotPay, WinIt and TurboAppeal are encouraging more people to challenge legal hassles like inaccurate tickets and property taxes online.
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These hassles have even generated a new industry, with startups offering to handle customer service issues on behalf of the consumer, for a fee.
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One of those indicators — lowest travel costs and fewest hassles — ranked cities with the cheapest flights, least time to get there and fewest connections.
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For everyone else, there's the more compact, more affordable, revolutionary FreeStyle Libre that liberates people from the pain and hassles of routine finger sticks.
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The adult urge to connect with one another — especially to seek advice, reassurance, and commiseration around the inevitable hassles of raising children — is positive.
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If you want to buy a waterfront home that comes with minimal hassles and a range of amenities, look at properties attached to resorts.
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But now, given the nature of travel — crowded planes, tighter seats, security hassles — corporate managers are considering employee comfort as part of the deal.
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And as the well-proportioned gird themselves for the hassles of holiday travel, plus-size travelers like me prepare for a plus-sized ordeal.
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There are little hassles and plenty of inelegant things to complain about, but there's also a coherence that you won't get on other desktop platforms.
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Part of the brand's genius was identifying, then solving, the pain points in buying a mattress—the shopping hassles, the excessive cost, scheduling the delivery.
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Online shopping it eliminates the hassles with going to a store, and allows you to spend time on what's important – not buying more paper towels.
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More than a third of consumers surveyed by Navigant Research said the primary drawback to owning a plug-in electric car is charging-related hassles.
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They have begun work on a new, 3,200-space garage that Mr. Smyth said should alleviate parking and traffic hassles when it opens in 2018.
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The most obvious parts of this are the routine hassles that fans go through before stepping through a turnstile—pat-downs, metal detectors, bag checks.
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Just this week, the Trump Administration announced a new procedure in which visa applicants must provide years worth of social media history, among other hassles.
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A 2017 study found adolescent depression, anxiety and feelings about everyday hassles appeared to be tied to the end and beginning of school-vacation cycles.
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That, in turn, should provide a modest boost to economic growth as well as eliminating some hassles and wasted time in terms of tax compliance.
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But that is not true for most individuals who would reap scant rewards and face hassles like having to change direct deposit enrollment or automatic payments.
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For $25 the M30 is rechargeable, and include a dedicated 2.4 gHz wireless adapter so you don't have to deal with the connectivity hassles of Bluetooth.
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After the acquisition, of course, the target is a public company, subject to the same hassles as any company that went public via a traditional IPO.
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AFRICANS who want to travel have long endured gigantic hassles when trying to obtain visas, not just to rich countries but also to other African ones.
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Throw in the cost ad hassles of a longer commute, and sometimes just getting to work can be a deal breaker for a lot of people.
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All of the management and switching between the two lines is done on the network side, so there's no swapping SIM cards or call forwarding hassles.
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Other legal requirements like parental consent and waiting periods are "portrayed as hassles" on shows like Friday Night Lights and The Good Wife, the paper reads.
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"It's never going to be perfect, but you have to decide you value the place, more than the hassles of working through family issues," said Obendorf.
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Erik Fjellborg was flipping burgers at a McDonald's in Sweden when he saw the hassles a restaurant manager had to deal with managing schedules and shifts.
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But most users don't need the power, complexity, or hassles of using a Unix command line, which is why it never caught on with ordinary users.
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Apple is trying to have all the benefits of a consumer and privacy-friendly credit card without any of the hassles that come along with it.
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Although my husband has repeatedly told "Peggy" I need space, she hassles me about wanting to help decorate the nursery and go on baby-shopping expeditions.
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Many celebrities slyly engage their own photographers or work in conjunction with them to snap their "candid" styles to avoid these type of legal hassles, he added.
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I suggested that a ballpoint pen and clipboard, coming in at about $2.50 total, would avoid the huge training hassles and devices that got lost or broken.
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"We are truly sorry for the hassles and inconveniences caused for our passengers, who have been the hardest hit," Claudia Sender, LATAM's vice president for passengers said.
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The idea is to save startups time and hassles in negotiating farm-by-farm to get pilots or beta testing going, explained Finistere Ventures Partner Spencer Maughan.
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The advice from investors and founders below will help you navigate the process of raising a successful angel round while avoiding some of the long-term hassles.
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After the initial hassles had faded away, however, St. Petersburg felt like a constant street party fed by the dim solar haze that lasted throughout each night.
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Worse, all new places seem to come prepackaged for a johnny-come-lately clientele that, at best, wants "hip" and "dive-y" without any of the hassles.
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These are the logistical hassles of living abroad as an American, but there's also a moral dimension to the "I'm moving to Canada if Trump wins" movement.
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The money she contributes is treated as income in the U.S. As Carlsen sees it, renouncing her citizenship will put an end to all of those hassles.
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Physicians have been overburdened with unfunded mandates and reporting and meaningless administrative hassles that take up the majority of our time and the joy out of medicine.
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These little details matter, because they're the split-second hassles that stack up in a day and make you feel unsettled or annoyed without knowing precisely why.
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At a minimum, Brexit will mean more paperwork and hassles — and some people could even lose their right to live in the UK and thus be deported.
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It's an experience that somehow blends the ease of private travel with the rigor of the US military and throws in some of the hassles of flying commercially.
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On the one hand, these problems are mere hassles: The FCC's site was only down for a few hours, and the flood of spam was easy to identify.
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Largely due to the slow process of checking your bags, along with the added hassles of emptying pockets and removing shoes, belts, coats, and laptops into extra bins.
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Sometimes micro-stresses, little hassles and the barriers we face each day can lead to "one of those days" where the world seems not quite on your side.
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The high cost of airport food and parking, hassles they may have experienced getting through TSA, and confusion navigating the concourse can also rev up passengers, she explains.
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When most of us think of rural areas, we conjure up bucolic images of the countryside with more serenity and fewer hassles than are encountered in city life.
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At any point before these various meetings were revealed to the public, the Russian government could have revealed them and created both publicity and legal hassles for Kushner.
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Also, IPOs come with a burden of public scrutiny; the administrative hassles take up precious time, and 90-day reporting cycles often conflict with long-term strategic planning.
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Though they are not medical providers and may not have a health care background, certified child sleep consultants fill a need for commonsense solutions to everyday sleep hassles.
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Let your bank or credit card company know that you are traveling ahead of time to prevent any hassles, such as having a purchase declined, at your destination.
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As for Wednesday night, when it's the hassle of all hassles to cook, you might improve your life greatly with baked skillet pasta with Cheddar and spiced onions.
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ArcelorMittal has been trying to enter India's steel market, which is dominated by local companies, for over a decade but bureaucratic hassles and land acquisition woes stifled its bids.
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But I also see Tesla cars as the ultimate gadgets, full of rad technology and a way to get rid of all the unnecessary hassles of a combustion engine.
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What has changed is that lobbying has become less transparent, as more lobbyists have decided it's better not to bother with registration, given all the hassles associated with it.
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Even if only use a couple of platforms, I suggest that you still register your brand name across the board just to avoid confusion and prevent any future hassles.
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As convenient as storing a suitcase at a coffee shop for a few hours may be, travelers who don't want to deal with any baggage hassles have other options.
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If you want to live in the White House but don't want to endure the hassles and bad diner food that come with a presidential campaign, you're in luck.
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"Unlike many, I've never been attracted to comfortable posts free from hassles and easy to perform," Giammattei wrote in a book that defended his role in the prison raid.
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We don't need more hassles, but fewer: Even in the best of times, the trucks that bring our bees south routinely face delays of six hours at the border.
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Many say they intentionally sought out simple lifestyles devoid of modern hassles, only to realize they could earn more becoming online stars than by growing crops and raising animals.
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There are now companies that offer all those administrative hassles as a service — an off-the-shelf product that will set up the program, administer it, and bill customers.
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But she dismissed the discomfort as part of the monthly hassles of her menstrual cycle and figured she was simply shedding more baby weight after giving birth to her son.
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If you're willing to part with LTE there are lots of options—including 2-1 options—that will fulfill your needs without the performance hassles of the Galaxy Book 2.
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However, doing so can invite discrimination and bureaucratic hassles, so many traditional believers simply state on their ID cards the religion that is dominant in the area where they live.
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Hassles aside, the recently engaged actress is looking forward to spending her Friendsgiving with a throng of friends and family members — and really just whoever needs a place to go.
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Cuffing season is a tough time for you, Libra—financial hassles abound during Mercury retrograde and you might be moving, renovating, or otherwise bringing new energy to your living space.
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The FDA has also said it's beginning to develop a regulatory pathway that will allow the study and marketing of CBD in food or consumer products without any legal hassles.
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The authors speculate that this is in part due to the increased regulatory and land-use hassles that come with plants over a certain size, which cancel out any savings.
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Why it matters: Many rural areas already rely on satellite-powered internet service, and SpaceX sees an opportunity to provide fast connections without the equipment hassles of fiber-based service.
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Grand Naniloa Hotel HiloThe Grand Naniloa Hotel Hilo is a great vacation base for those who want all the amenities of a full-scale resort without the hassles of transportation.
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In 0003, after her husband died, Merrily Hardisty decided she no longer needed the space or the maintenance hassles of their four-bedroom house in Bethesda, Md., a Washington suburb.
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As the winds swept toward Central Europe, the hassles for travelers reached Switzerland and Germany, where a regional train in North Rhine-Westphalia derailed after it hit a fallen tree.
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Population: A+ Stability: B+ Talent: A- Location: B- The City of Brotherly Love offers Amazon an East Coast presence without some of the hassles of a city like New York.
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In the same way that WeWork provides the infrastructure needed to do your job, WeLive takes care of the many hassles that come with finding and setting up your own home.
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In particular, the company uses deep learning and neural network algorithms to predict healthcare patterns in patients, and beyond, to reduce preventable hospitalization, and, in turn, save on costs and hassles.
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The pitch: Primary's sales pitch to parents is that it offers essential basic styles, in bright colors, and without the hassles of logos and slogans that are often banned by schools.
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Travel costs and hassles rank (compared to the most populated metropolitan areas in the US): 32ndLocal costs rank: 28thAttractions rank: 30thWeather rank: 21stCold weather activities rank: 29thSafety rank: 4thTotal score: 36.33
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ArcelorMittal has been trying to enter India's fast-growing steel market, which is dominated by local companies, for over a decade but bureaucratic hassles and land acquisition woes stifled its bids.
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I have solved dozens of these little UI hassles on Mac and Windows PCs with little tools and scripts — all of which I've cobbled together with Googling, not with actual programming skill.
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But it's easy to see why a company like Verizon would be so bullish about a technology that promises high broadband speeds without all of the hassles involved in laying down fiber.
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THEY'RE JUST AREN'T THE COMPANIES AND I THINK JUST THE CULTURE AND PARTICULARLY ON THE WEST COAST OR SILICON VALLEY IN PARTICULAR HAS JUST DOWN PLAYED ALL THE HASSLES OF GOING PUBLIC.
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Driving the trend is a middle class willing to spend money to avoid hassles, plus large numbers of poorer people willing to zoom around on motorcycles for less than $10 a day.
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Here he's rendered as cartoonishly once-hip, a wannabe bully who hassles Annie, claiming all he cares about is her health and health care costs, but who doesn't even wear a seatbelt.
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Since unveiling the Model 287.853 three years earlier, Tesla has faced hurdles ranging from production hassles to logistics problems along with a cash crunch and self-inflicted wounds by Musk's erratic behavior.
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Yes, the ballet's des Grieux changes from a chivalrous idealist into a wracked, tormented obsessive — but nobody hassles him just for being good-looking, as happens to Manon in all three acts.
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Control4's appeal has always been for those who want the capabilities of a smart home but don't want to deal with the hassles of installing one and setting it up themselves.
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But then I got a recent hate-selling email urging me to avoid "worries" and "hassles" by letting an employee drive me back from the Hertz lot to the terminal for $34.
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While the shutdown will cause hassles for travelers, it will upend the financially fragile lives of workers in an economic ecosystem that thrives both inside and on the fringes of the terminals.
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When asked their reasons for cutting back on opioids, the top responses were: "Too many hassles and risks involved" and "Improved understanding of the risks of opioids," each getting 22% of the responses.
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With India's cities forecast to absorb 400 million more people within a generation, experts worry the hassles of doing business could eventually outweigh the cost advantages that brought so many companies to Bengaluru.
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When women don't have to go through doctors or pharmacies to get birth control, they are less subject to the whims of regulation changes, religiously objecting pharmacists, or other potential hassles and headaches.
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The fund-raising mechanism, known as an initial coin offering, or I.C.O., has made it easier for entrepreneurs to raise large sums of money without the hassles of regulators, investor protections or accountants.
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Between the crowds, the security hassles, the need to be timely, the frustration of flight delays and perhaps even a fear of flying, the airport can be a stress-invoking phase of travel.
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Those things aren't strictly relevant to an ARM transition, but they are examples of other hassles that have drained the reserves of goodwill that Mac users might otherwise feel towards a big shakeup.
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" It described a toxic mix of aviation hassles -- such as lost luggage, baggage fees and delayed flights, mixed in some cases with alcohol -- as leading passengers "to be aggressive toward customer service agents.
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From increased baggage fees to less carry-on space to weird dress code guidelines, our perception of flying now includes way more hassles than the easy-going luxury we saw it as years ago.
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Why it matters: The auto industry is moving away from gasoline, steering wheels and personal ownership as cities get more crowded and polluted and people look to avoid the hassles of owning a car.
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I say it "theoretically" eliminates those hassles because, as a practical matter, there's no way to eliminate all of them without a radical rethinking of how our phone networks operate in the first place.
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I wish I could tell you if the tradeoff is worth it, but honestly it's going to come down to individual preference and your willingness to deal with the hassles of Bluetooth or dongles.
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One person familiar with conversations at AMI about the tabloid told the Post that the discussions were occurring "because they didn't want to deal with hassles like this anymore," referring to the Bezos controversy.
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This week he rode the subway and seemed surprised to discover just how exasperated New Yorkers are with their inability to get to where they are going without delays and hassles and endless anxiety.
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And while there are plenty of economic, technological, safety, regulatory, public policy and other hurdles to overcome, advocates believe hyperloop could truly revolutionize the way we travel by addressing many of today's transportation hassles.
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F-Droid is the best replacement for Google Play, because it only offers FOSS apps without tracking, has a strict auditing process, and may be installed on most Android devices without any hassles or restrictions.
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A custom T-shirt design business with no money down and none of the usual hassles, like keeping an inventory of shirts that might not sell, or usual necessities, like paying for manufacturing and shipping.
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When the dust settles and Britain is extracted from the European Union, which most believe will take some years, it is travelers from European and U.K. countries who may experience more hassles at foreign borders.
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He strongly backs Trump's proposal to ban Muslims from entering the U.S. until authorities can determine if they pose a threat, even though such a ban could bring hassles for him if he traveled abroad.
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It is one of a growing number of all-inclusive subscription services launched by companies luring car buyers who want the benefits of owning a car without the hassles of buying, maintaining and selling them.
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One of the biggest themes in the emails I received was about logistical hassles — that in the American health care system, doctors will often request multiple appointments for an insertion process that takes five minutes.
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Mr. Kalanick has long said Uber's primary competition is private car ownership; if Uber can give you a cheap ride instantly, it could conceivably beat the cost and associated hassles of owning your own vehicle.
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Roch Kiki, 34, a deliveryman who lives in East New York and works in Manhattan, said he was not looking forward to the hassles of night and weekend travel for an extended amount of time.
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They ran into some of the same perverse incentives, the same maze of bureaucratic hassles and confused contractors (even in lefty, enviro California!), but they were less lazy than me and triumphed in the end.
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Once upon a time, Mike Pence was the leader of the Republican Study Committee, an insurgent group of hard-right House members who created hassles for the Bush/Hastert/Delay Republican Party of the mid-aughts.
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The premise behind Ozzie's new company, Blues Wireless, is that everyone from appliance makers to logistics companies will want their products to have a secure wireless connection without the hassles or risks of doing it themselves.
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Participants were divided into three groups: One group was asked to journal about negative events or hassles, a second group about the things for which they were grateful and a third group about neutral life events.
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It's also an example of what's generally the political sweet spot for Democrats — proposals to take on big business that don't involve introducing any new taxes or hassles that would fall on typical middle-class people.
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There are a few new shows coming, a few licensing hassles that will take some time to work out, and a lot of questions about whether people are willing to sign on to yet another subscription.
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Enter, Famous Dex ... who thought the story was a hoax when he first heard about it, but now wants the fan to go through fewer hassles ... by flying him to one of his concerts, and then some.
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Those hassles present a significant opportunity for Apple (and other contactless payment providers), but Apple hasn't done a massive amount of marketing around it — in part, Bailey says, because Apple has to work alongside lots of partners.
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Shyp launched in 2014 and gained prominence for handling all the hassles of shipping items — picking up items from your house, packaging them up, and sending them on their way — all for a flat fee of $5.
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To avoid compliance hassles, providers could be given a safe harbor if they report all of their accepted prices for procedures to a public database so that everyone could see the real prices accepted for various procedures.
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However, because Google doesn't have the same ability to integrate on iOS as it does on Android, there are a few hassles: no Knock Knock, and you have to unlock the phone before you answer the call.
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That won't be long — not when families can choose to watch a new release on their giant flatscreen at home for $50 over spending twice that at a cineplex, with all its inherent hassles and associated costs.
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While Spotify has some bank advisors, it did what is called a direct listing, allowing it to trade on an exchange without all the regulatory hassles and expensive bankers that are the hallmarks of the traditional IPO.
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This makes sense for people who would like to choose Gmail for its advanced feature set, but are stuck with a different email and don't want to go through the hassles involved with changing their email address.
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It took a few days to learn how to navigate the hassles, which began with a three-hour journey after the opening ceremony, which began when they were unable to find a bus back to their hotel.
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Known as initial coin offerings, this latest twist in online fund-raising has made it easier than ever for entrepreneurs to raise large sums of money without dealing with the hassles of regulators, investor protections or accountants.
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Some of the homeless said the hassles of sleeping in Penn Station remained far preferable to checking into an overcrowded city shelter, as a few social workers buzzing through the station tried to encourage them to do.
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A growing roster of telehealth apps and Web services are cutting out the hassles of limited office hours and long appointment waits, not to mention the need to drag yourself out of bed when you're under the weather.
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"By flying privately, you're taking away the hassles and stress of 20 arrivals and departures through commercial airports, since you are arriving and departing from VIP facilities," says Gollan, who also publishes the DG Amazing Experiences e-newsletter.
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It seems a little weird to gush about the placement of the webcam or the power brick or even glare on a screen, but those are real hassles and it feels nice to have a laptop quietly solve them.
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Bird Box has created some unique hassles for Netflix in recent weeks, not the least of which include the extremely moronic "Bird Box challenge," which involves wearing blindfolds while wandering around and (in particularly unfortunate cases) operating a vehicle.
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"Legal hassles can take up 90 percent of my time; a day after our May midterm elections, I was arraigned for cyber libel in the morning and appeared for a case of securities fraud in the afternoon," she wrote.
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For others on the visits, it was at best a kind of safari: an opportunity for strangers to nod their heads at the hassles and minutiae of daily existence in jail and then go home to their comfortable lives.
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McHenry also asked the CFPB for a broader update on its efforts to revise mortgage disclosure and data collection rules, and the SEC for information on several rollbacks intended to boost initial public offerings and ease other regulatory hassles.
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The increasing value of developers has meant that, like traditional SaaS buyers before them, they also better intuit the value of their time and increasingly prefer businesses that can help alleviate the hassles of procurement, integration, management, and operations.
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No one wants hassles on vacation, so this fall my wife and I accepted the offer of a rental car agent in San Francisco who suggested there was a fast, easy way to pay any tolls we might encounter.
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We've got to keep making it easier to pay so that when I land in Austin, I can pay a dollar for the Austin American-Statesman and read it on my phone without the hassles and all the hoops.
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Some templates give you the tools to go all-out with fonts, colours, image effects, border sizes, landing pages, and more, letting you fine-tune every detail, whereas others offer only a few style options to eliminate any potential hassles.
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But they fall under a broader umbrella of Watchmen's examination of unintended consequences, the ways that laws made at a distance from the people they're meant to protect sometimes just end up being hassles that others find ways to circumvent.
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One group wrote about what they were grateful for over the past week, another group wrote about five hassles that occurred in the week, and the third group wrote about events or circumstances that affected them in the past week.
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Some templates give you the tools to go all-out with fonts, colors, image effects, border sizes, landing pages, and more, letting you fine-tune every detail, whereas others offer only a few style options to eliminate any potential hassles.
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When Naz's parents turn up to see him, Mr. Zaillian emphasizes the bureaucratic hassles of checking in and the invasive security procedures that spare neither small children nor women like Naz's mother, whose body is casually violated behind a privacy curtain.
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Marino and Park told Business Insider: We developed several product and process innovations — such as the one model mattress, donation return policy, sleep trial with no hassles — that most of our competitors and even some of the incumbents now use.
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This could significantly impact these smaller businesses, as shipping and delivery can be one of the bigger hassles that come from selling online, thanks to the time spent packing, labeling, and then actually shipping items to meet promised delivery timelines.
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Mr. Lee feels that by keeping his ventures near home, he's "carved out a living without all the hassles," he said, which includes being able to pick up his son, Noah Lee, 226, at the bus stop every day after school.
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For Kerri L. Richardson, a clutter-clearing coach and the author of "What Your Clutter is Trying to Tell You," the hassles of tiny-house living are more appealing than the headaches of being tied to a traditional single-family home.
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The problems we face are not only about the glaring wrongs of the criminal justice system, the structural barriers and persistent inequities that shut out opportunities, but the grinding daily hassles that deny black people the ability to just be.
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That pain point is exactly what has prompted the Audi-owned rental car company, Silvercar (available in various cities in the United States, largely at airports), to rethink the traditional car-renting process by eliminating surprise fees and other hassles.
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Why it matters: Apple has billed its credit card as devoid of the fees and hassles of traditional credit cards; the current incident is a reminder of just how much of Apple Card under the hood is traditional consumer credit.
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This high-speed train will connect the growing populations of North Texas and Houston – the country's 6900th and 2628th largest metro areas, respectively – with a 28503-minute trip, a relief from traffic-clogged roads and the hassles of airline travel.
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Such a finding would be rare, since the soybeans were stored in concrete silos in Canada and shipped in sealed containers in late autumn, said Gerling, who concluded the buyer was trying to avoid the new hassles of buying from Canada.
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"Five years ago we cracked the code and changed aviation by offering a small group of monthly subscribers "all you can fly" memberships with a premium flight experiences to eliminate the hassles associated with commercial air travel," said Shahani, in a statement.
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In a neighborhood as densely populated as Midtown, the necessary job of keeping Trump safe will lead to unprecedented hassles for those living and working in New York, a city which already earns its stripes as having the country's worst workday commute.
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LendingHome's new home financing product will allow consumers looking to buy a home to get a rate estimate and apply online without having to fill out any physical paperwork or go through any of the hassles associated with using an offline loan officer.
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As with airport security, the measures that would be most effective in combating Russian electoral interference via social media would likely infringe upon individual privacy rights and create significant administrative hassles for social media users, not to mention possible restrictions on free speech.
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If you're sure that your jurisdiction has officially assessed taxes that you can prepay and deduct this year but you have a mortgage with Wells Fargo, you will probably have no problem if the I.R.S. hassles you about differing amounts on different forms.
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The added regulations and other hassles that come with Obamacare are often a major reason why doctors in private practice decide to throw up their hands, get bought out by a hospital network and let them handle the added paperwork and costs.
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But there were a few hassles many Airbnb hosts — or wannabe hosts — were unprepared to deal with, and those include aligning their desire to make extra income with the terms of their lease agreements and increasing local regulations around short-term rentals.
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Yes, virtual reality may one day provide us with the freedom to avoid the crowds, hassles and frustrations of trekking to an alternative location, and seemingly everyone who goes likes to complain about attending CES, but there's nothing quite like being there.
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Apple's routers may not have had as many features or as much horsepower their peers, but you didn't have to think twice about them and they looked nice, at a time when most other options caused near-constant hassles and mostly resembled alien robot spiders.
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Golub, a successful start-up CEO, was under intense pressure to not only keep up the pace of development and build the commercial products and sales team but simultaneously manage hundreds of new employees and all of the operational hassles that come with hyper growth.
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In fact, it has been nearly a decade since the Bruins were serious Final Four contenders, and other factors — little enthusiasm for Coach Steve Alford, generally high ticket prices and the hassles of inconvenient, made-for-TV tipoff times — have conspired to dampen excitement.
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NEW DELHI, Dec 21 (Reuters) - India plans to support local solar cells and modules makers by assuring contracts for government projects, a note from the renewable energy ministry said, as it looks to scale up manufacturing to cut Chinese imports and avoid legal hassles.
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The app was revolutionary, eliminating the hassles of trying to get a ride in a city where people had long complained there weren't enough taxis on the streets, and where tech elites were happy to pay 1.5 times a normal cab fare for the convenience.
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At L.A. auto show, carmakers are pushing their tech, not their cars Why it matters: The auto industry is moving away from gasoline, steering wheels and personal ownership as cities get more crowded and polluted and people look to avoid the hassles of owning a car.
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"These findings add support for the theory that social integration buffers the daily stresses that we all experience [by] having people to talk to, share experiences and the hassles of everyday life with," said Kathleen Mullan Harris, professor of sociology at the University of North Carolina.
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Instead, they must show a gaping chasm between Pruitt's motives and the EPA's mandate, which rests on the idea that when enough scientific evidence of a harm exists, the federal government must act quickly to avert it, economic costs and regulatory hassles for fossil fuel interests aside.
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Imagine if one extra voter had decided to vote in this election -- if one person hadn't been dissuaded by the hassles of Virginia's voter ID law, missed the registration deadline, or failed to show up because they felt like Virginia's election process just wasn't convenient enough?
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The idea is by slicing up a flat designed for a family of three to four — the more common type of urban housing in China — into smaller units, young professionals can afford to live in nicer neighborhoods as Danke takes care of hassles like housekeeping and maintenance.
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If you're sure that your jurisdiction has officially assessed taxes that you can prepay and deduct this year, but you have a mortgage with Wells Fargo or Quicken Loans, you will probably have no problem if the I.R.S. hassles you about differing amounts on different forms.
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Take a Number Rising temperatures and more frequent heat waves could force up to 1603 percent of airplanes to delay takeoffs in the coming decades, causing cancellations, missed connections and other hassles for passengers, and dealing a financial blow to the industry, a new study finds.
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The idea is that the service will free its members from the hassles of actually owning a car — things like insurance, maintenance and registration — while also allowing them to match their vehicle to a specific occasion — say, an Escalade for a road trip or a CTS for a date.
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Called "Quick Sale," the new program is powered by eBay Valet – the service where eBay pairs consumers with power sellers who handle the hassles involved with selling online for you, including taking photographs, writing the listing, handling payments and shipping the product to the buyer, among other things.
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But in the process of setting it up, I ran into some hassles that reminded me that for all the advancements that Apple has made with iOS over the years, it still can feel like it's stuck in an old era of phones that were controlled by corporate politics.
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In general, my feeling is companies are staying public because they can raise the money privately and if you can do that – with less disclosures, fewer hassles, and not having to focus on stock price, which is a report card on your performance every day – why wouldn't you?
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He stressed the need for seasoned captains who are able to navigate the shallow water as easily as they dispatch hassles over baggage from fussy vacationers and disturbances caused by hard-partying day-trippers who hit the bars in Ocean Beach and become unruly during late-night return trips.
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In this light, Serra's etchings reflect a quotidian reality rather than a platonic one; that is to say, while his art, to his way of thinking, may operate on a purely geometric plane, it's nonetheless connected to life as it is lived now, including the hassles of road work.
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Administrative hassles in addition to side effects Dr. Carla Perissinotto, associate professor and associate clinical chief in the Division of Geriatrics at the University of California, San Francisco, wrote in an email that she has seen few patients get the vaccine due to the complexities of reimbursement through Medicare.
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For providers: pay based on quality, and less hassles Practitioners should be able to provide the best possible care, within the limits of "adequate" as defined above, with salary at their present level, except for those in first five years of practice who can be paid more, plus bonus for quality.
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"We built AWS IQ to serve as a bridge between our customers and experts, enabling them to get to work on new projects faster and easier, and removing many of the hassles and roadblocks that both groups usually encounter when dealing with project-based work," he said in a statement.
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This is difficult, because it's hard to know whether it's better to wait for the crying to end, to offer a comforting cup of coffee, or to come to the table and be the first to start a normal conversation about the daily hassles to remind the couple that life goes on.
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It avoids hassles with keeping track of traditional finance options, and for the people who can afford Book, the ability to not have to worry about little things like what to do when you happen to want some more trunk space for a 5th Avenue shopping spree probably makes a lot of sense.
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It is the second time this has happened in the last month, on top of the chronic delays and hassles that have come to characterize the workday commute in the richest city in America, all of which are accompanied by heavy sighs and eye rolls and an ambient sense of unrelieved fury.
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"When they weigh pros and cons while traveling, however, I suspect the hassles of lugging car seats and then installing them in taxis or ride-share vehicles is the most likely explanation for parents failing to secure their children in the safest possible manner while traveling by car," Schwebel, who wasn't involved in the poll, added by email.
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His priority has been to coddle his left-wing activists: boosting their role in policymaking (through online polls, for example); telling them what they want to hear in his public pronouncements; sponsoring Momentum, a party-within-a-party that hassles and threatens moderate MPs with deselection; and offering an underwhelming reaction to the anti-Semitism infecting parts of Labour's grassroots.
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Second, the bills ease the tax hassles faced by these gig economy independent contractors, many of whom learn for the first time that tax treatment of independent contractors, whose income is reported to the IRS on a 1099 form, is very different from tax treatment of hourly wage and salaried employees, whose income is reported to the IRS on a standard W-2 form.
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Travel costs and hassles rank: 8thLocal costs rank: 27thAttractions rank: 7thWeather rank: 5thCold weather activities rank: 1stSafety rank: 18thTotal score: 68.19Read more:The best cities in the US to celebrate New Year's Eve, rankedThe 25 best US cities for foodiesThe most beautiful main street in every state50 of the best ski resorts to visit this winter in the US and Canada, ranked from most expensive to least
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Overall car ownership might experience "negative growth," as more people in densely populated urban areas might decide that it's easier and cheaper to pay per ride when needed, and use mass transit at other times, or use a combination of both, rather than paying 24/7 for the overall expense and hassles or owning, driving, parking, and maintaining a car, including paying for tickets and taxes.
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It's going to be O.K. A 2012 study in the Journal of Positive Psychology identified three distinct expressions of patience: interpersonal, which is maintaining calm when dealing with someone who is upset, angry or being a pest; life hardships, or finding the silver lining after a serious setback; and daily hassles, which is suppressing annoyance at delays or anything irritating that would inspire a snarky tweet.
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In Hollywood movies about artists, the characters who challenge the hero's license to be inconsiderate — the landlady who hassles van Gogh about the appalling state of his garret, the neighbor who yells at Beethoven to keep the noise down, the sulky wife who insists that Johnny Cash stop canoodling with June Carter — are invariably presented as dreary philistines who must be ignored or defeated if truth and beauty are to triumph.
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WalletHub analyzed the most populated US metropolitan areas and then compiled a list of the cheapest and most accessible winter destinations based on 37 metrics falling under six main categories:Travel costs and hassles (cost and duration of cheapest flights, number of delayed flights, etc.)Local costs (cost of a three-star hotel room, average cost of a two-person meal, taxi fare, etc.)Attractions (number and diversity of attractions)Weather (based on WalletHub's "Cities with the Best & Worst Weather" ranking)Cold weather activities (ice skating rinks per capita, proximity of ski slopes, etc.)Safety (motor vehicle crash deaths, violent crime rate, etc.)Each metric was graded on a 100-point scale, 100 being the best.
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