Helpfully, the download site also includes a Kermit gif generator.
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Or, more helpfully: How did everyone get this so wrong?
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Films such as "London Has Fallen" are helpfully supplying more.
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December; composed by former Democratic Capitol Hill staffers, it helpfully
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Helpfully, though, she incidentally gave me a rough time stamp.
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McNamee helpfully told politicos to seek an ally in Apple.
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" And, Wikipedia helpfully informed me, it "has no known treatment.
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That august governing body helpfully suggested he testify via video link.
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Because it bordered Canada, "a foreign country," as Look helpfully explained.
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Helpfully, you can enable settings across the Google ecosystem, as well.
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Richard DeAgazio, apparently not a Kremlin asset, helpfully posted more photos.
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Turner and Jonas eloped in Las Vegas, helpfully livestreamed by Diplo.
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"They don't drink a lot; it's more evaporation," he helpfully clarified.
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Booker helpfully appended this Vogue travel guide to his fair city.
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"Also, glitter is not a color," one user helpfully pointed out.
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NBC helpfully showed his swing in slo-motion, for optimal exposure.
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"I guess that's what laundry is for," my husband "helpfully" responded.
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Helpfully, the Constitution does not define what a "direct tax" is.
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His parents said he died as he lived: headlong and helpfully.
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Helpfully, this majority coalition already has a perfect name: The democrats.
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"Our strategy is our strategy," Collins explained helpfully at one point.
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Wright helpfully kept carbon copies of much of his private correspondence.
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I helpfully pointed out the row of sores on her belly.
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"Cheese hearts don't replace a beating one," texts my friend, helpfully.
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Neo-Nazis helpfully suggest they should all go somewhere in Africa.
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There's a new interactive map that helpfully answers all of these questions.
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Well helpfully, Austrailian body builder Zac Perna has decided to show us.
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"There was an anomaly and the vehicle was destroyed," Koenigsmann helpfully elaborated.
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Helpfully, the entries noted whether the elk in an encounter had antlers.
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Helpfully, NBC has a tool within its story where photographers can check.
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Their website very helpfully lists a Thanksgiving catering menu with prices attached.
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Helpfully, some European countries have begun to offer civil unions for heterosexuals.
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Matt helpfully announces that fact and the episode ends. Dun-dun-dun.
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Google helpfully registered many variations on this domain, as well, so docs.
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"I'm just trying to be a blank slate here," Elman says helpfully.
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Pang helpfully let me know that the second area is half price.
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" To which I would helpfully answer, "it's basically HTC's version of Bixby.
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ESPN helpfully rounded up the reaction and organized it into neat categories.
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"Your vote is one vote," Bush helpfully tells another voter in line.
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What's best for the athlete is, helpfully, also what's best for us.
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Helpfully nudging the customer along are interspersed champagne bottles and grape bunches.
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The document also helpfully outlines examples of acceptable and unacceptable trash talk.
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They're surviving, occasionally thriving, though the play helpfully assigns them assorted conflicts.
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" More helpfully, RuPaul also explained to his audience, "Reading is throwing shade.
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It helpfully explains why really thoughtful teenagers sometimes do really dumb things.
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They came out with nine actionable guidelines, which Electrek helpfully summarizes here.
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James Corden helpfully restored the context for a few celebrities' Instagram posts.
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Hannity ever so helpfully asked him how many countries he'd been to.
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But the next morning, the president helpfully reported it for us anyway.
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You get 4 percent back for dining (as Uber helpfully points out, including UberEATS), 3 percent for hotels and airfare, 2 percent for online purchases (as Uber again helpfully points out, including Uber), and 1 percent on everything else.
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Most helpfully, though, I'm taking regular breaks from thinking and just being present.
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Not pictured: the red carpet moment when Philipps helpfully adjusted her pal's choker.
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"I was just saying that you can't trust your ass," Jones helpfully explains.
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Turns out there's a website for answering that exact question, helpfully named whatisop.com.
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It did, however provide one on background to journalists, which Gizmodo helpfully published.
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The idea is to helpfully suggest matches for your friends looking for love.
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Helpfully, Baskin includes advice on how to pick out clothes for your drone.
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One helpfully explained how it was different from the Furbies of her childhood.
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Don't worry, though, Centrelink has been helpfully referring them to a suicide hotline.
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I went through the emails -- helpfully transcribed by my friends at The Fix!
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"On the whole," he explained helpfully, "you can see the system is working."
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" The software tagged the word elephant in yellow, helpfully adding: "Elephants are extinct.
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Color also helpfully refers would-be customers to doctors to order the test.
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Other progressive Democrats have helpfully suggested abolishing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
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"He leaves a heartbroken girl in every town," one admirer helpfully informs another.
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"Must be something going wrong in the family," someone helpfully says out loud.
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My husband helpfully reminded me that the East Coast has snowstorms and hurricanes.
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More helpfully, there are thousands more recipes to cook this week on Cooking.
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Apple helpfully points out those programs for you in its System Information menu.
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"People in the bottom half have essentially no wealth," he helpfully pointed out.
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The Times also (helpfully!) published a list of 11 takeaways from the investigation.
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" The I.O.C. helpfully advises: "It is suggested that these are darker in color.
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Besides, as Samsung helpfully pointed out, 512GB SD cards already exist in the world.
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Earlier this week, an Instagram account started (helpfully) revealing which Olympians have Tinder accounts.
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Helpfully, the International Energy Agency just put out its "Global EV Outlook" for 212.
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It started out innocently enough, with Kennedy helpfully wiping some makeup off Cohen's lapel.
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While hiding hashtags would helpfully declutter posts, it could also lead to some issues.
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And helpfully, your recordings will now be available across devices thanks to iCloud syncing.
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IPSW Downloads helpfully marks the packages currently signed as valid by Apple in green.
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Bankers and investors say Amoeba has helpfully spawned an ecosystem of buyers and advisers.
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The accessories quietly popped up after today's event, as Federico Viticci helpfully pointed out.
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Helpfully, T. tells them that I'm single, at which point I escape the bathroom.
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"... — Tom Taylor (@TomTaylorMade) March 26, 2019 Helpfully, I call out, "Just leave it, mate!
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Helpfully, Paper offers up mini-profiles of four members of the younger Jenner's squad.
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And they're not good for a few reasons, reasons which I'll helpfully explain here.
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Caroline Orr helpfully points to a CNN video with some of the earlier lies.
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Google data also helpfully allowed us to see where people were going last year.
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And Richard Spencer's racism and anti-Semitism have helpfully been made clear — and undeniable.
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In the margin, someone has helpfully penciled in that vice president's name: Aaron Burr.
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Helpfully, gender diversity on boards is easier to pin down than most ESG metrics.
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Men are not angels, as James Madison helpfully reminded us in the Federalist Papers.
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Cruise tries to helpfully point out some sights of London; O'Brien shuts him down.
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For anyone who might have missed it, Rose helpfully shared the moment on her Instagram.
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It's the lightning-strike and shark-bite capital, as the Orlando Sentinel helpfully dubbed it.
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That explains why far-right European groups were targeted too, as Infowars helpfully pointed out.
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" To which a woman who goes by @RAFIAT_BELLO helpfully responded, "Menstrual pain, homelessness, hunger, etc.
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The assistant also helpfully let me know if I booked two calendar appointments at once.
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Ryan Reynolds is helpfully updating the world about the state of wife Blake Lively's pregnancy.
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Teigen's assistant explains that she helpfully deleted the nipple video in question from social media.
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Helpfully, hoveeman put everything up on GitHub, including a list of the gear he's using.
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The royal couple shared a laugh with locals as Prince Harry helpfully swatted them away.
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Helpfully, the Gap then ran an ad featuring LL Cool J wearing a FUBU hat.
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Glen said the EU guidelines helpfully recognised that financial services have to be dealt with.
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"People's concerns about excessive flatulence from eating beans may be exaggerated," the authors write helpfully.
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Troughton-Smith helpfully plucked out screenshots from the video preview, which you can see below.
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Content in the tab is helpfully divided into intuitive categories, like movies, series, and shorts.
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Concertgoers helpfully documented the downfall from every angle, sharing the soggy slip on social media.
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Oh, and he has helpfully provided years for each of these components, but nothing else.
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Adults can helpfully subvert the hookup culture narrative by encouraging teenagers to disbelieve the hype.
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The city's Department of Buildings, which regulates construction, helpfully makes much of its data public.
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His order is a Muslim ban, as Rudolph Giuliani helpfully explained, recalling a Trump conversation.
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Here's her first appearance, in a page from the comic that Grace helpfully re-tweeted.
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Helpfully, the German foreign office also provides a 10-point survival guide to the autobahn.
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As NASA so helpfully explained, weather is the way the atmosphere behaves in the short-term.
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When pay was delayed last year a government spokesperson helpfully recommended that bureaucrats start breeding chickens.
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A reporter helpfully tried to suggest that Finnegan might attempt to knock Fitzgerald off his routes.
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But the insurer had some conditions, which friend of VoxCare David Anderson helpfully annotated on Twitter.
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Maybe he paid no federal income taxes (for troops, vets and schools, she helpfully pointed out).
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But due diligence is where Motive's in-house expertise should, in theory, come in most helpfully.
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The churn helpfully kept valuations from getting more stretched and held investor expectations well in check.
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And it helpfully uses a dark theme to avoid bright light while you're browsing the clips.
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Here, you type in the company domain – which helpfully auto-suggests matching companies as you type.
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Our website's countdown function helpfully tells us we have 109 days left until our wedding. Yikes.
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The same website helpfully lists all the fatwas against the Ahmadi in Urdu, English and Arabic.
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Or you helpfully remind your coworker which language to speak if they live that multilingual life.
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As the propellers spin up, the remote helpfully announces that the drone is ready to launch.
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Helpfully, some of the participating artists are extensively quoted in the otherwise disappointingly slim exhibition catalog.
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" She helpfully translated it for non-Polish speakers recently as "Take Control of Your Steering Wheel.
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The props she was posing with, she helpfully added, were all gifts from a sugar daddy.
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Helpfully, your old pals at Noisey UK are here to point you in the right direction.
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"Like you, I have not been able to locate that statistics," Mr. de Blasio helpfully offered.
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They helpfully linked to Rule 12, Section 2, Article 9(b) of the N.F.L. rule book.
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As Gervais himself helpfully points out in "Humanity," however, nothing can truly be divorced from context.
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Helpfully, lesser yellowlegs are smaller than greaters, which is most obvious when they are seen together.
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"Why don't I just film some other guy?" a functionary offers to Julia, not so helpfully.
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The media shouldn't keep trying to ruin things by helpfully offering "spoiler alerts" every 15 minutes.
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Texas art blog Glasstire has helpfully centralized those and many other such resources in a blog post.
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The bill also helpfully define "pornography" in bizarre detail, including the kind of nudity that's not permitted.
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Her translator, Missandei, helpfully explains "prince" is a gender-neutral term in ancient Valyrian — so forward-thinking!
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Helpfully, I also had the kinds of time on my hands that only teenagers have access to.
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There are a few other tweaks (helpfully highlighted on GitHub), but that's everything major in this update.
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A fan helpfully alerted Teigen to the fact that her nipple was exposed during one camera shot.
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Also, perhaps more helpfully, the freshly fed alien might poop out something useful — like more valuable minerals.
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"One has Abe Lincoln disease and the other can't move her face or something," Chanel helpfully explains.
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Floryd has helpfully expanded on her theory, doubling down on the true fact that Australia doesn't exist.
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Gore helpfully sketched the idea on a napkin, drawing the executive branch as the control logic section.
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The injury was caught on video, which we have helpfully included at the top of this story.
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Christian helpfully turns into a combination of Batman and John Wick when the movie needs him to.
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More helpfully still, I was able to listen to the conversation among the police about my situation.
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Helpfully for the military, Mugabe gave his seal of approval to their actions, declaring the takeover legitimate.
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His colleagues then, rather helpfully, drive the latter vehicle out of the way to reveal a surprise.
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There's one way they could helpfully throw their weight around more: by teaming up to build homes.
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But Brizzly+ helpfully copies the post into a new field, allowing you to make the changes quickly.
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More helpfully, exercise does seem to help many people avoid packing on pounds in the first place.
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" Then you should "freeze it," the department advised, helpfully reminding people, "Remember, it can survive on land.
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To beat back pesky livery and taxi regulations, Uber helpfully picked up the tab for drivers' infractions.
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The fasting period is usually around 27 or more hours that, helpfully, includes time spent sleeping overnight.
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Said Yeti is helpfully designed with big, soulful eyes, augmented by what amounts to a Wookiee growl.
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I went through the transcript -- helpfully provided by CNN's Savannah Behrmann and the one and only Betsy Klein!
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Brock himself is infamous for his attempt to smear Anita Hill, as Sanders helpfully noted to the press.
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Most helpfully, you'll be able to access the suggestions tool from mobile devices using the "three dot" menu.
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Instead, women in the music helpfully showed him exactly how the industry has been failing them for decades.
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On Wednesday, Murray earned widespread praise for helpfully reminding a reporter that, yes, female tennis players do exist.
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For one thing, Alice was a Southside Serpent — as F.P. so helpfully reminds her time and time again.
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" The host, Nischelle Turner, helpfully interjected, "But is it a decision?" to which Dash responded, "It's your body!
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Helpfully, the good people of Twitter dot com gave their own interpretation of what America meant to them.
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Wikipedia's Game of Thrones episode page helpfully charts how that fan base has ballooned from year to year.
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That would be my first advice." he said, before adding helpfully, "But you've already tripped on that hurdle.
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Credit conditions are steady, Treasury yields are helpfully off their lows — all consistent with equities remaining well-supported.
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One, as the Times helpfully points out, there is no such thing as the "Crown prosecutor" in Russia.
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Users of Word can have Cortana helpfully chime in and provide information that's relevant to what they type.
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Kislyak helpfully suggested that he had generals in Moscow eager to brief the Trump transition team on Syria.
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Coss's story is a Whig version of history, in which past events helpfully point toward an enlightened present.
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The stadium announcer helpfully explains the rules of overtime in English and Russian to … I don't know who.
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Helpfully, the think tank Oil Change International (OCI) has just put out a paper making those very arguments.
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Ms. Winfrey would bring her own vast following, helpfully overlapping Democratic base groups including African Americans and women.
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This entails a lot of YouTube and Vimeo links, complete with passwords helpfully provided for any protected pages.
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Still there's one essential story these shows are helpfully debunking, the one about new mothers having it all.
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Take #inspo from her highly Instagrammable adventures, helpfully collected in a new Assouline book, "Travels With Chufy" ($50).
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"They put that up there whenever the stage is empty," a reporter from The Nation told me, helpfully.
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Conservative commentator and consultant Ben Howe, meanwhile, helpfully drops the levels of irony to put the point squarely.
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The Eurovision website helpfully gives me bios on all three of these people, and they're all equally lovely.
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It's integrated into apps, looking for calendar appointments and reminders and helpfully suggesting apps you might want to use.
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It's integrated into apps, looking for calendar appointments and reminders and helpfully suggesting apps you might want to use.
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As Bloomberg helpfully noted, it "it couldn't be determined from the photos" whether the ball was modified, because duh.
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Helpfully, the security forces have ensured that the late Mr Rafsanjani had no one to pass his mantle to.
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Just about every shot in the video features a window in the background, helpfully labelled with the brand's logo.
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But before he was elected Mr Trump helpfully issued a "100-day action plan to make America great again".
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If you don't have time to go back through it, someone on Twitter has helpfully summarised the scene below.
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Department of other stuff: • Ammon Shea of Merriam-Webster has very helpfully waded into last week's queries about anachronisms.
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So we at Mashable have helpfully gathered a comprehensive list of the absolute thirstiest moments of 2019 so far.
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And most helpfully, multiple users have built flow charts that detail the episode's decision trees and where they lead.
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You know that irritating feature in Facebook that helpfully, constantly, reminds you to share every damn thing you do?
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The user helpfully answered a handful of questions on the "item," most notably its condition, shipping price and value.
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Sam saw a drawing of it on a page in a book he helpfully lingered on in episode 1.
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Dumas believes that the Fed "helpfully" aided money growth and borrowing following the crash but is now stoking inflation.
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And in case anyone wanted to live out the fantasy, Auerbach has helpfully released the album on 8-track!
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Facebook has promised a revamped "privacy center" that helpfully puts all the social network's privacy settings in one place.
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We are trying to prove something that doesn't exist, and Karl Popper has helpfully explained that that is impossible.
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Each year GAO also helpfully documents the extent of fragmentation, overlap, and duplication that exists in the federal government.
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Helpfully for political-risk analysts, the latest surge in global uncertainty has coincided with the maturing of their industry.
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Teen Vogue helpfully suggested the proper scrunchies and Kanken backpack for a VSCO girl starter pack, if you're interested.
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Magic To DoVox helpfully directed attention to a passage in A Dance with Dragons that might illuminate Melisandre's methods.
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" Millard helpfully whittles down the possibilities, pointing to Trump's long-held affection for Mac Miller's 2011 single "Donald Trump.
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He noted that the word had the same Latin root as "monster": monstrum, "to shine forth," he defined helpfully.
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Then log in and use the still-live Ingress Intel map that already helpfully has all the stops mapped.
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And most helpfully, she addresses the common stumbling blocks that make it hard to stick with a meditation practice.
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The earliest work shown at the Clark, helpfully titled "Abstract Landscape," dates to 1951, when the artist was 22.
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I went through the transcript -- helpfully released by the Journal (kudos!) -- and picked out the 56 most noteworthy lines.
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His account doesn't appear to be online anymore, but someone has helpfully collected together his old photos on here.
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The Huffington Post oh-so-helpfully explains to the reader why the Nordstrom "scandal" is such a big deal.
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Helpfully, Mr. Barr's expenditure can easily be adapted and adopted by other supplicants still struggling for presidential gift ideas.
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Helpfully, her plan is backed up by two detailed appendices laying bare, and arguing for, the assumptions Warren makes.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics helpfully provides a partial list of the many, many independent studies conducted on vaccines.
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Inevitably, there are new arrivals, which helpfully provides the existing characters a chance to explain everything during the pilot.
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He gets a serious assist from Sarah, who knows how to fight back and also, helpfully, can speak Chinese.
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Our corporate cousins at The Verge have helpfully compiled all of this into a full-blown feature — with a GIF!
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" (Here, an image of Mr. Schumer helpfully pops up.) "He threatened to vote against it, and then voted for it.
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And in case the audience didn't get it, Mr Trump helpfully explained that it was a metaphor for "the border".
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So long as researchers have good demographic estimates—helpfully provided by the Census Bureau—they can produce a good poll.
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A past government helpfully ordered that most of Delhi's taxis and buses be converted to run on cleaner natural gas.
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The Oxford English Dictionary helpfully explains that the origin is the groove cut by sharp cartwheels in a soft road.
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The ever-patriotic editorial board of The New York Times helpfully suggested players raise black gloved fists in the air.
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Helpfully (conveniently?) the recording begins seconds before his swing, and as the ball flies skyward, our camera operator slowly (conveniently
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Whenever you play a game that requires moving around, the system helpfully reminds you with a prompt before you start.
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And America didn't do so badly, all things considered, as this "back-to-back World War Champs" memorabilia helpfully notes.
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" She adds, rather helpfully, "As if they don't have enough to be upset about at this point in time anyway.
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Another guy helpfully chimed in to admit that he only changes his sheets once every six months, and everyone laughed.
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While you start without weapons, you helpfully find a box of throwing knives that can short-circuit your mechanical foes.
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In other words, it would help if you had a clean, simple, helpfully labeled set of then-and-now photos.
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Broadcasters can add comments too, and helpfully pin one of theirs or a viewer's to the top of the reel.
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Some assembly of the Arduino-based device is required, with Netflix helpfully listing all the components needed on its website.
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Instead, Facebook just harvests mildly unnerving data on your interests, which the app helpfully lets you see at any time.Â
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The Russian troll controversy is helpfully spurring a broad consensus for building better protections against foreign meddling in U.S. elections.
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The guns are in perfect working order and helpfully come with bullets; one zombie inadvertently fires a round to demonstrate.
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Now someone is apparently taking matters into their owns hands, helpfully alerting admins that their databases are vulnerable to attack.
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" While Della is trying to work through her ambivalence, Macy helpfully explains that "ambivalence is just as evil as violence.
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And, helpfully, many of us possess technology in our phones or activity monitors that will count our steps for us.
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Helpfully, city officials also sent a long list of things they would have to do to make the idea work.
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With faces everywhere in our image-obsessed society, self-photographed and otherwise, Helfand's historical and critical approach helpfully zooms out.
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Reaction helpfully provides a formula that lets you calculate your personal max candy intake in the description of their video.
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Helpfully, Hertel-Fernandez and Skocpol also break down these correlations by issue area, showing where the greatest areas of disagreement are.
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Google helpfully points out that Fred Korematsu Day is celebrated in four US states: his native California, Hawaii, Virginia, and Florida.
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But even though Jon Snow helpfully leaves the murder weapon in her chest, Drogon doesn't seem to realize Jon killed her.
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Not to be outdone, Giuliani implicated a State Department official, Kurt Volker, by helpfully showing text exchanges between the two men.
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Here are the highlights from their Amicus Briefs, which are helpfully listed here if you'd prefer to read them in full.
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" Pressed on that interesting take, Santorum continued helpfully: "The first four years he was in the minority and nothing got done.
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You can copy the curves plotted by Gram Of The Day or download the curves preset file that's helpfully been provided.
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And the president had helpfully made it clear that the mounting socio-economic damage caused by the shutdown was on him.
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Fund managers, facing a collapse in their traditional business, are glad to sell green products which, helpfully, come with higher fees.
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Sling TV, apparently wanting to make sure you don't forget how tedious choosing a cable package is, helpfully offers multiple packages.
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Helpfully, McAulty provides readers with an index at the beginning of the novel, listing all the different countries and their leaders.
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Helpfully the desktop instance added an "All Films" tab where previously the only option was to search and cross your fingers.
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He helpfully cuts off Chanel No. 11's 11th finger and she thanks him, then he stabs her thru the stomach.
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" And she helpfully provided the translation: "Everything has been said already; but as no one listens, we must always begin again.
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" The FTC helpfully reminds companies to use a "risk-based approach," implement "defense in depth" and always do "security by design.
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Kansas has helpfully set a "shot clock" that requires regulators to make a decision on a permit application within 85033 days.
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" Standing beside him, Carly Fiorina, who endorsed Mr. Cruz this week, chimed in helpfully: "Cruz is going to be the nominee.
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Those numbers, Buzzfeed helpfully point out, are remarkable considering that 190,178 people registered to vote in the entire month of September.
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The chart helpfully translates all the research in the IPCC report, which evaluates more than 7,000 studies, into possible policy actions.
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Together they feasted on chicken and potatoes (which Fallon helpfully mashed for Malone) and even had an audience with the Queen.
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Not everyone was persuaded, of course, and some readers helpfully sent along lists of Great Artists Who Have Done Terrible Things.
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The author of the pattern, Elise Lopez, had helpfully added some suggestions for making larger sizes, for older children or adults.
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He helpfully sent out this quote from November of 290, as Congress was moving to legislate a ban on Syrian refugees.
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Musk helpfully explained Twitter's reply mechanism means that when you reply to someone, it's less visible than when you simply tweeted.
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A central focus of The Joule hotel is its own unique style, helpfully accentuated by a range of art and mosaics.
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Educate yourself on the issues, so when Trump's next anti-trans atrocity surfaces, you won't need tips like this to respond helpfully.
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And as Bruce Allen helpfully points out, they don't even offer fully guaranteed contracts to the guys they are trying to smear.
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Perhaps she can: ersatz sovereignty can be repackaged as the real thing, and immigration may decline helpfully as the EU economy recovers.
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Five times a day they line up and prostrate themselves in prayer, with arrows painted on the floor helpfully pointing towards Mecca.
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It helpfully offers victims translations of its demand for money in 28 different languages, and does not discriminate much in its targets.
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Most of what we know about Amazon's taxes comes from the company's SEC filings, helpfully explained in this Wall Street Journal piece.
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In today's study, the researchers searched for tweets — or, as they helpfully explain, "(Twitter postings)" — from the morning of the false alarm.
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It's also helpfully in the midst of trees, which is good since I need a lot of wood to build a cabin.
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The right wing adopted the hashtag #Soros to share many of these memes, and Instagram helpfully organized the most-engaged posts algorithmically.
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CNN helpfully points out that they were not, in fact, "cigar burns" or "perfectly circular hickeys," but rather marks from cupping therapy.
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Image: RedditOne commenter in the Reddit thread helpfully pointed out that a similar post surfaced on the site a few years ago.
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Claire (Carla Gugino, Gerald's Game) manages Henry's house, while his blind son Oliver (Matthew Beard) hovers in the background, helpfully arranging flowers.
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A built-in audio assistant helpfully offers tips for correcting runs in real time, along with your standard array of motivation sentiments.
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Simplifying text entry, the Apple TV Remote app helpfully allows you to enter show names, usernames and passwords with your phone's keyboard.
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And helpfully, the FAQ section for the soap answers the only three questions you probably have: Q: Is this a real product?
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Helpfully, the second season added significant layers to the supporting characters, none more so than Rhea Seehorn as Jimmy's wary partner Kim.
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It allows the CPU and GPU components to take up way less room on the motherboard, as the image below helpfully illustrates.
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The polling outlet Morning Consult also helpfully allows you to run their national general election data by party and gender—even independents.
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He helpfully adds that domestic terrorism is still running rampant, and that Congress really needs to get on that declaration of war.
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Brexit, he explained helpfully, meant leaving the EU. He added that this implied taking back control of borders, laws and taxpayers' money.
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The exhibition includes several images of his source materials — magazine clippings and product labels — hanging helpfully next to the drawings they inspired.
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So, we've helpfully put together a complete guide to getting a handle on dick pics, both of the solicited and unsolicited variety.
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"He did talk to us helpfully about the country of Tanzania," Cruz said mockingly, intentionally mispronouncing the country's name to mimic Trump.
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"As Edward Snowden has so helpfully explained to everyone, the NSA are the best at signal intercepts," one security official told BuzzFeed.
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Atwood helpfully includes a summary of The Tempest at the end of Hag-Seed, if you've forgotten your high school English class.
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A policeman pulled the victim up with the assistance of Wells, who helpfully put his arms around the man to steady him.
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There are plenty of lookout points helpfully scattered along the way, many marked with a whale illustration, indicating the best vantage points.
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Helpfully, Moyo includes as an appendix a chart showing how 14 leading countries rank in terms of her goals for reforming democracy.
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Copies of his book were available in Tulare, and Drollinger helpfully touched upon some of its main themes at his dinner speech.
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Mr. Kaute helpfully includes ancillary photographs of which weapons were in vogue, a definition of gangster argot and a primer on evidence.
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The accounts, which together have over 50,000 followers, double as marketing vessels for her online store, the helpfully named Rare Plant Shop.
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And helpfully enough, Barr and Durham stepped in to insist that Horowitz's findings will not be the last word on the matter.
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STEVE RICE, MARSHALL, N.C. To the Editor: Aaron Pratt Shepherd helpfully argues that forgiveness might not be sufficient for healing moral injury.
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And one can dip in and out of the book, since Mr Sachs helpfully offers reminders of important characters and explains basic concepts.
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"This is worth crying over, right?" she asked, while the bird helpfully "talked back" to her about how Quinn wasn't worthy of Haibon.
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Finally, and perhaps most helpfully, Ansari and Bobby Moynihan showed us exactly how to get (and lose) a five-star rating on Uber.
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Rihanna helpfully points out many of the feature's quirks, mainly by shouting furious questions about them to the other people in the room.
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Andy Rubin helpfully pointed that out when he debuted the Essential phone in late May, along with its own $199 360-degree camera.
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Eliza's parents helpfully suggest that, in lieu of having two women dance together, Stef and Lena can switch off dancing with Eliza's father.
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"From what I saw of you on [Bachelor in Paradise]...you just got in your head a couple of times," Kraus said helpfully.
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Helpfully suggested by the '90s revival, the witch aesthetic emerged as both a corrective and the next logical step forward for weaponized femininity.
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Spending cuts were not for the party faithful: they were for other, less worthy people—a position that helpfully allied prejudice to prudence.
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A Facebook representative helpfully pointed out that the similarly-named feature within Facebook that would have controlled this function is called Location History.
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And if you want to do just that, the band have, rather helpfully cut together a lyric video for just such an occasion.
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Tested titles have been helpfully divided into three categories: Games with No Known Issues, Games with Issues Identified, and Games with Critical Issues.
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Helpfully, someone recorded it and put it on YouTube for posterity: You'll notice, however, that he continues to rock out despite the injury.
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This instructive and historic moment was helpfully dramatized in the Beverly Hills 90210 episode "Something in the Air" (season three, episode 28, 1993).
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"You know, the whole 'Netflix and chill,' whatever you think about it... it's kind of a trend," one millennial helpfully told the Post.
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Most readers will need to make full use of the family trees and cast lists placed helpfully at the start of each chapter.
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You can keep up with how things are going via the Chrome bug tracker, which ZDNet helpfully provided a link for right here.
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The prosecutors' notes during voir dire (jury selection) showed certain names highlighted in green, a colour that, the legend helpfully explains, "represents blacks".
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The two Guys meet when Healy is paid to snap March's wrist—or, as he helpfully specifies, to give him a "spiral fracture".
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Candidates must qualify under new Democratic National Committee parameters to participate … Tax Notes is helpfully posting tax returns released by presidential candidates HERE.
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Soon the Canadian team nutritionist Trent Stellingwerff was helpfully showing a concerned Brianne data confirming that athletes can win medals on little sleep.
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I helpfully customized mine to include ends labeled "You" and "Me," because apparently I like to maintain boundaries, even (especially!) in intimate situations.
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The parallels between Boston and Chicago, helpfully personified by the GM, are all there, and the narrative will develop all on its own.
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In any case, supertitles in English and Russian are helpfully projected on Beowulf Boritt's simple set, a collage of paper and fabric panels.
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Such a marker would perhaps serve to balance the post-election criticism that Twitter has normalized neo-Nazism by helpfully identifying its presence.
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The tunes helpfully explain not only the meaning of the show's title but also elements of Irish folklore like leprechauns, banshees and rainbows.
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" The page, helpfully illustrated with an image of a mushroom cloud, describes a series of talks, including one called "Preparing for the Unthinkable.
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The line-item breakdown also helpfully demonstrates where someone making below a living wage might have to cut back to make ends meet.
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Helpfully, data out on Wednesday showed Australia's trade surplus swelled to A$5.75 billion ($4 billion) in May as exports far outpaced imports.
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Before this was helpfully brought to my attention by a thoughtful 23-year-old, I didn't even realize I had a body type.
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Tonal had sensed that my last set of curls was too easy, and helpfully — perhaps sadistically — added more weight for the next set.
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" When your phone becomes dangerously close to death, Auto Status can warn your friends by helpfully updating your status with "🔌 Low battery.
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The Act helpfully calls for much stricter transparent incorporation practices, including disclosure of the beneficial owners of a corporation, including significant identifying information.
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Helpfully, the men agreed with Putin, and thus they appeared on RT, the Kremlin-backed network that pushes Moscow's line around the world.
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In its press release, the company helpfully pointed out that Uber's billion-ride threshold came over six years and all over the globe.
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"The word I would use is turbulence," he said helpfully—adding that "fiscal uncertainty" will be par golf over the next five years.
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The penal code, helpfully, exempts Muslims from prosecution for statutory rape providing the victim is married to the perpetrator and is 12 or older.
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I have helpfully included a link to Wikipedia™, The Free Encyclopedia™, for more information on this concept, in case you are new.
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Battlefield 1 even helpfully includes a new feature that lets downed players see how many Medics are nearby and how far off they are.
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The clerk helpfully directed me to sign up for email alerts from the city of Whitefish, which was sending out updates about the march.
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As the "previously on Game of Thrones" at the beginning of the episode so helpfully reminded us, the Hound has seen that house before.
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The logic is also more complicated, but still relatively basic (and helpfully still called gates): That point can be adjusted, flipped, and so on.
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Guards in all-black uniforms yell at guests for not showering nude and scrubbing down according to Icelandic hygiene, helpfully illustrated by explicit diagrams.
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A new app will help you find such amenities in any city you visit, or, more helpfully, allow you to steer clear of them.
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But Wright's successful campaign to keep House of Cards on air wasn't just good news for fans, which Clarkson helpfully contextualized in her interview.
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We took some of the slogans, which were helpfully translated into English by the country's Korean Central News Agency, and put them on postcards.
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If you want to feel good about yourself, don't have kids Helpfully, the language around these lifestyle choices is starting to get more refined.
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It is worth noting, too, that the clash helpfully disproves the populist narrative that Germany's over-cosy mainstream parties are just a homogeneous blob.
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Netflix announced the news today with a 26-second teaser, in which Cage helpfully reminds viewers that he can't be burned, blasted, or broken.
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It also helpfully added that, It is important to note that Samsung customers have completed hundreds of millions of loads without incident since 2011.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination with a morning speech and a march in Memphis, helpfully captured in a picture on the Rev.
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Overwatch helpfully includes a guide for placing your Ice Walls — just look for the glowing stripe on the ground when you activate the ability.
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If you'd like to listen to our MashReads podcast discussion with Darnielle, and our subsequent discussion of the book, that is helpfully provided below:
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Helpfully for Grab, the antitrust regulator appears to think taxis, which account for 785,000 trips a day in Singapore, are part of the market.
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Some of his felicities he achieves simply by close translation from the Latin (which is helpfully included on facing pages of this bilingual edition).
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We'll open the door and find the huddled form of our sonogram technician, who was helpfully kidnapped by my aunt Gail two weeks ago.
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A growing pile of evidence (helpfully gathered here on the Overwatch subreddit) suggests that Sombra is an upcoming hero whose role is support sniper.
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If you follow the big arrow we've helpfully drawn to the rider in black, you'll see a floppy-haired figure charging into the fray.
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The store helpfully walked me through the process after I admitted it'd be my first time (it's true what they say about Southern hospitality!).
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"Our dolls, like all women, have an oral cavity, vaginal, and anal," the website helpfully explains in Spanish, before exhorting users to lubricate appropriately.
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Helpfully, Thrillist reached out to the makers of candy corn, the Jelly Belly Candy Company, to ask them what it's supposed to taste like.
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If you had any doubt what Republican Senate leaders' top priorities were this month, Mitch McConnell helpfully clarified them in a tweet Tuesday afternoon: .
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A woman helpfully demonstrated how to break apart the casing and devour the white, cake-like peel from around the individual black seeds inside.
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Helpfully, recent research calls into question the utility of snooping and suggests better approaches for parents who are concerned that something might be amiss.
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One person on the iFixit forums helpfully suggests you can put your mouth over it and suck a little for a tool-free fix.
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Louie Gohmert helpfully replied they should be focusing on how the Russians helped elect Democrats for 70 years going back to Harry Truman in 1948.
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But one user helpfully reminded me that some people hunt their own wild turkeys, which then might need to be transported elsewhere in the country.
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YouTube has helpfully provided us with a list of songs whose views and searches spike high above their regular amount every year around Hallow's Eve.
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Three cables (helpfully labelled "Public Security", "Military Police" and "Island Surveillance") carry the signals needed for the security forces to keep an eye on everything.
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The website is, unfortunately, now defunct, but Internet Archive has helpfully archived Kanye's work as a prolific, succinct, and discerning aggregator of design and technology.
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The emergence of AVs helpfully coincides with a change in the structure of cities, says Shlomo Angel, an urban-studies expert at New York University.
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These objects need a place to live when they're not on you lap, and Razer's helpfully provided a dual-purpose home with a small footprint.
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Sleepy Skunk has been at this since 2010 as well, and has helpfully provided a list of all the films included in this year's mashup.
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That's the message communicated in the newly updated U.S. customs "welcome" video, which Saturday Night Live helpfully edited to account for Trump's controversial immigration ban.
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"The Navy Seals say that when you want to eat an elephant you have to eat it one bite at a time," he helpfully explained.
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Jackson, who turns 19 today, hit the red carpet twice over the weekend, prompting a troll to helpfully (eye roll) tweet that she's gained weight.
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Well, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has oh so helpfully looked to weaken existing rules forcing internet service providers to treat all online content equally.
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The "S" in HTTPS helpfully stands for secure and you'll often see it appear in your browser when logging into your banking or email accounts.
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Viall helpfully recorded a vlog for People informing us that he's still on Dancing With the Stars, his third reality competition show and fourth overall.
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True, it helpfully raised the age at which people leave education to 223 last year, thus moving youngsters off the dole and into the classroom.
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The producers helpfully edit quick cuts between a rain storm and torrents of Ashley tears, not-so-subtly implying that her emotions literally cause hurricanes.
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I didn't get to see inside this particular BMW, but the company has helpfully provided video materials showing off what the ride would be like.
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He can indeed shoot someone, as a focus group participant helpfully clarified this week, and most likely get a pass from the Cult of Trump.
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They met in China in 2012, but both woke up—helpfully at the same time—to the realities of the world order in September 2014.
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" Shlesinger also helpfully explained that the reason Tina Fey is so successful is because her humor is "smart" and "men can laugh at it, too.
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The Democrats, he told his readers, are "preparing a 'subpoena cannon'" which was, he helpfully noted, "like an arena T-shirt cannon"—but for subpoenas.
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And, as PBS' Lisa Desjardins helpfully notes, nine presidents have given speeches in the Senate -- although none of them were State of the Union addresses.
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Instead, she returns with nary a scratch, and feeling "so good," earning her the nickname Phoenix — "as in reborn from the ashes," Scott helpfully explains.
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But separated though it is by "big water, ocean water," as President Donald Trump helpfully reminded, Puerto Rico has never been an island unto itself.
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A sign on the wall helpfully points out that you can easily reverse the negatives by using the "invert colors" feature on your cellphone camera.
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At one point, a character says that he is infertile, then clarifies helpfully for those in the back that this means he cannot have children.
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Graham Allison's "Destined for War," also helpfully illustrated with maps and charts, reinforces French's arguments with wide-ranging, erudite case studies that span human history.
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One caption tells us that we are now in "Huntsville, Missouri, 1864," and helpfully adds, "Seven years before," in case we can't do the math.
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"Put the bleep on it, however you want to do it," Kanye helpfully noted to the assembled press after he swore for the first time.
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So Britain's executive will be staring down its legislature, while the EU helpfully says it can reconfigure the deal to suit the will of MPs.
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Helpfully providing the perfect metaphor, the bank tells her their algorithm won't let them give a mortgage to a self-employed single woman over 50.
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Helpfully providing the perfect metaphor, the bank tells her their algorithm won't let them give a mortgage to a self-employed single woman over 50.
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The Academy has helpfully put together a list of which networks internationally have the rights to the broadcast, so check there to find your local broadcaster.
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TechCrunch Video is helpfully featured in Apple's "Best New Apps" and "What To Watch" categories in the App Store – or you could just search for it.
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The filings helpfully explain that Bigfoot is known by 15 different names around the world, including Yeti in Tibet, Yowie in Australia and Hibagon in Japan.
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"With the caterpillar, that's kind of experiential messaging we're trying to deliver," Gopi Sangha, the director of digital strategy for Coachella's parent company Goldenvoice, explained helpfully.
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The video helpfully explains that there are 38 dogs, ranging from 6 months to 9 years, who get to roam the forest on the island freely.
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Not only would the fridge beep and boop just like R2, but it would helpfully keep your beers as cold as a spring day on Hoth.
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A sticker on the bottom of the mouse helpfully recommends that you store the receiver under the battery cover where it, of course, doesn't really fit.
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By unassailable logic in agreement with the new law, the pot lobby, NORML, has helpfully suggested that marijuana be legalized as a treatment for opioid addiction.
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In the report, GAO helpfully provides an illustration of these precursor technologies, because none have been likely to have been seen by the public for decades.
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Two armies may have been squaring off in what looked like a siege, as Pod helpfully pointed out, but the real action was in the tents.
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Hansson, apparently anticipating our total ignorance of topology, helpfully brought along a cinnamon bun, a bagel, and a pretzel to explain it at the prize announcement.
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On June 17, she helpfully tweeted the exact shade of lipstick she wore during a previous debate: Stila Stay All Day liquid in the shade Beso.
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The English prayer book helpfully offered up poems, including one by Robert Frost, which the rabbi read flatly for what seemed like perhaps the thousandth time.
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For this I must blame Shaun Bythell, the shaggy-haired owner of Scotland's largest secondhand bookshop — helpfully, it is called the Bookshop — just down the street.
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Helpfully, the magnitude of the Covid-19 threat has broken open the idea that deficits are more important than meeting pressing public health and economic challenges.
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One night, a server helpfully told me that a blanc de blancs was tart, like a green apple; he was absolutely right, and I loved it.
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Returning the joint employer standard to its traditional definition would provide much needed clarity and helpfully sidestep the economic pitfalls affiliated with this ill-conceived decision.
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The second gallery accentuates Segers's refusal of repetition, especially in groups of impressions made from single plates whose extreme differences are mapped by helpfully clear labels.
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That used to work just fine until banks started issuing contactless cards of their own, which would ever so helpfully also work in lieu of Oyster cards.
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Waylens helpfully includes small cable guides with adhesive backs in the box, but these proved sub-par on the adhesive side, and consistently fall off the window.
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At least this can be slightly fixed on the Switch's end by turning off the "Match TV Power State" setting, as a forum moderator helpfully points out.
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"Here, I'll take out the steering wheel so you can get in," one of the contestants helpfully said, detaching the steering wheel so I could slide in.
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Despite the weak chances, there have still been a number of close calls in history, many of which have been helpfully compiled by Harvard's International Comet Quarterly.
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Here, Apple will helpfully suggest the maximum the developer should pay based on historical data from the App Store related to the type of app being marketed.
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When I approached Davidson in hopes of uncovering why the acronym comes out of people like laugh vomit, she helpfully offered to analyze her own messaging patterns.
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There's even a dog park—helpfully dubbed "Dog Shit Park"—that was erected when tenants decided to repurpose an unused street cul-de-sac into something worthwhile.
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Given the administration's approach preserves NAFTA's duty-free trade terms, the corporate meltdown helpfully spotlighted the gap between NAFTA's "free trade" brand and the pact's actual terms.
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Hagan's book is richly sourced, fair-minded, and, helpfully here, attentive to the tricky rapport between individual ambition and the growth of a creative enterprise through time.
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Helpfully, a pair of new reports have just been published by the Institute for Government and the Institute for Public Policy Research, two London-based think-tanks.
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As Hillary Clinton speaks, a digital ad from the Trump campaign offers closed-captioning: "We are going to RAISE TAXES on the middle class," it helpfully transcribes.
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As part of a new operation helpfully dubbed "Cutting Edge," officers will be deployed to hotspot locations and will track the incidents separately from other felony assaults.
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" This November 230th demonstration was not, as one tourist hoped, part of an exhibition, but rather, as her friend helpfully explained of the rat, "a union thing.
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As Barr helpfully noted earlier this week, the President telling someone who works for him to lie to Congress about an ongoing investigation is obstruction of justice.
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If Mr. Trump cannot deliver victory for Republicans in a district like this one, there may be few places for him to campaign helpfully in the fall.
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In most states, Republicans are likely to benefit from these maps again in 2020, but that may be the last time the lines are engineered so helpfully.
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Senegal's Ismaila Sarr, mortally wounded a minute ago, jogs back to midfield when the referee from Bahrain helpfully comes over to tell him his act isn't working.
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IBM has helpfully broken down cloud computing into six different categories:Software as a service (SaaS): Cloud-based applications run on computers off site (or "in the cloud").
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Shoppers can arrange for same-day home delivery of purchases; for those wanting to stay longer, the mall helpfully offers a list of nearby hotels and inns.
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EST: Readers have helpfully pointed out there is yet more bullshit in the Williamson campaign's response, this time relating to the FDA's management of the vaccine program.
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Author Sady Doyle, on the other hand, helpfully dismantled the essentialist arguments for indelibly linking menstruation, and by extension, the packaging of menstruation-related products, to womanhood.
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For all the hyperbole of elections, expectations are modest in hard-bitten places like Double Springs and—helpfully for Mr Trump—the bar for political honour is low.
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But Gadot is Israeli, which means the pronunciation is more accurately something like "ga-daute," as this YouTube compilation helpfully demonstrates: Hear the hard T at the end?
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The other thing this chart helpfully illustrates: New tax payments would almost perfectly replace the premiums that people and their employers pay right now for private health insurance.
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However, members of the press got a preview this weekend, and helpfully gave everyone a look at what to expect from Pandora and the lifeforms that live there.
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Samsung is also announcing a bunch of new accessories at the event, something we know since Samsung helpfully leaked all of them through its own Galaxy Wearable app.
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"Through the Facebook meme, most people have been helpfully adding that context back in ("me in 2008 and me in 2018") as well as further info," O'Neill wrote.
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Helpfully, the Columbia Center on Global Energy Policy released a superb report on this subject back in April 2016, authored by Trevor Houser, Jason Bordoff, and Peter Marsters.
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The above Imgur photo album helpfully contains printable "official" instructions for every brand of printer, so that you can truly convince your coworkers you have a smart printer.
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This skill is often used helpfully, but data mining inevitably gives the big operators and their chosen customers a potentially harmful degree of commercial power and political influence.
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So the idea that an executive team with such an inexorably narrow, U.S.-focused perspective could meaningfully — let alone helpfully — serve the whole of humanity is a nonsense.
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Helpfully, the site provides a three-page character sheet that lets you track your inventory, health, and location, so you don't get lost or forget you have something.
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Helpfully, one of those scientists happens to have a special-forces background, allowing him to spend much of the movie doing all kinds of The Rock-like things.
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The exultant ending is never really in doubt, but Ms. Kelly helpfully enhances her tale with a limitless supply of one-liners, many of them superb (230:2210).
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The exultant ending is never really in doubt, but Ms. Kelly helpfully enhances her tale with a limitless supply of one-liners, many of them superb (1:15).
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Ponsonby and nearby Karangahape (helpfully known to locals as K Road) are two of the main drags in Auckland, with many of the city's popular cafes and nightspots.
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" Roginsky said she had not, so Shine helpfully suggested she watch it "because the story of the Eagles was very similar to the story of Fox News, i.e.
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Nowhere is this more evident than in New Jersey's byzantine liquor laws, helpfully explained in an 85-page document on the state's Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control website.
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Helpfully, Mazu worship is classed as a folk belief and not as a religion, notes Zhou Jinyan of the China Mazu Cultural Exchange Association, a semi-official body.
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The collector car experts at Hagerty have, helpfully, put together a list of affordable cars that they think are great to buy now as investments — and for fun.
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A good representation of the state of Cambodian graffiti is the above tag, "ខ្មែរ" which, as the tagger helpfully translates, is the word "'Khmer" written in Khmer letters.
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Oh, and several studies also helpfully told us that hot baths are a fine idea for those of us who work out, even if the weather is warm.
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Ray White Sherwood even helpfully included a photo of an extra-looking feta-topped slice of avocado toast in its online listings, because this is A GODDAMN AMENITY.
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One augmented reality game involves a physical statue of a fishlike creature, helpfully cordoned off from pedestrians so the player can touch it and explore its space undisturbed.
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But with the president of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, touring Britain and helpfully telling us that he would reverse any British gains, Mr. Cameron's prospects are not promising.
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Then you can helpfully explain that you read this article and they will be impressed and probably become your best friend forever or maybe the love of your life.
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He's a charming idiot and a serial fuck-up who serves as a sort of audience stand-in, helpfully pointing out the ridiculous aspects of the situations he's in.
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It helpfully pointed out that in the next few weeks Britons can look forward to the FA Cup Final, the Chelsea Flower Show and National Fish and Chips Day.
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But that answer conflates the question of "monopoly" with general competition — which are two different beasts, as MEP Guy Verhofstadt helpfully pointed out with an analogy about transportation options.
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Helpfully, the pair focus on solutions, from "universal basic capital" (financial support from the state so people invest) to finding common ground between China and America to ensure stability.
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Helpfully, the anti–clean energy side is represented by Trump, a figure loathed by many Republicans, while the clean energy side is represented by a longtime, rock-ribbed Republican.
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Helpfully Vizio is also including a traditional remote with each TV—so you'll be able to turn the set on and adjust audio even if your tablet is charging.
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So, seeing that Madonna and Guy Ritchie were connected (at the time) by an is married to link, the system more helpfully answered that, no, Madonna was not single.
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At this point, your browser or password manager might helpfully remind you what your password was, but if not, go through the process of setting up a new password.
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Since that's pretty intimidating, Goop helpfully came up with a bunch of recipes, a shopping list and a meal schedule that even tells you when to prep certain items.
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But if you're merely a frustrated home internet user who wants to voice your concern, AlekseyP has helpfully provided his source code to setup a bot of your own.
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Specifically, Corsi makes clear, Mueller has lots of emails and call records — records that Corsi helpfully describes in detail, paired with what he allegedly told Mueller's team about them.
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On their album Four, for example, he is listed as a songwriter on eight of the 12 tracks, including the single "Night Changes," which I have helpfully included above.
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And it helpfully tells you how many photos you can store on your various cloud services, instead of just showing "free space" in GBs, which many consumers don't understand.
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Random women will bombard you with compliments on your makeup, helpfully tuck the tag back into your bodysuit, and give (unsolicited, but still appreciated) advice on your love life.
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My co-driver helpfully chirped instructions for upcoming turns, and I think the designers wanted me to get comfy with the idea of trusting those barks and their timing.
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The original video helpfully attaches a few headlines and a wonderful Simon and Garfunkel song to Affleck looking a little…less than thrilled about how the movie's being received.
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The CIA has helpfully catalogued many of those vulnerabilities for use in future CIA operations — though Google says it has fixed "many" of the vulnerabilities disclosed in the documents.
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No sexual practice is improper, the doctor offers helpfully, but the encouragement only makes it worse: Curiosity about an erotic act would be the normal shameful question to ask.
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Dr. Cronin said earlier research might lead to the opposite prediction: that the small-group-living macaws would behave more helpfully, while the African greys might not need to.
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With a quick Google image search for "ballot boxes," he landed on a shot of a balding fellow standing behind black plastic boxes that helpfully had "Ballot Box" labels.
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We're helpfully informed that it's "the slowest car on the island" racing "the fastest car on the island," because this series has never met a superlative it didn't love.
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Helpfully, they had a trove of data at hand in the records of hundreds of thousands of men and women who had completed treadmill stress tests at the clinic.
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SCOTUSblog helpfully compiled all the briefs for several cases: Here are some of the amicus briefs filed by friends of the court, compiled by Freedom to Marry and SCOTUSblog:
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When I met with Apple this week to talk about its newest products, they helpfully reminded me that there are more than 180,000 educational apps written exclusively for the iPad.
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Helpfully, however, you don't have to imagine anymore, as Chance's Tiny Desk has now arrived (after NPR staffers were caught offguard when he showed up to their building to play).
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But here is how Maine's new voting system works, as helpfully described by the Huffington Post's Sam Levine: Voters rank the candidates in their party's primary in order of preference.
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But the company has helpfully reminded us that it has yet to go out of business by uploading a new video featuring the FF91, its first production car, in action.
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The 43 IGF & Game Developers Choice Awards will be streamed on the GDC Twitch page, which is helpfully embedded at the top of this post (or through this link here).
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The sheer faith people seem to have that "MUELLER KNOWS EVERYTHING," as a hat helpfully puts it, and that EVERYTHING will be a big checkmate surprise, might not be realized.
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A police spokesperson later helpfully explained that Mr Sagutdinov had been detained not for holding up a piece of paper, but for the opinions he expressed as he did so.
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Bellesa Designed by a "community of unapologetically bold women," Bellesa helpfully labels its videos as Sensual (Soft), Passionate (Intense) or Rough (Wild), if you're not sure what you're looking for.
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Stock Android helpfully provides a Downloads app right in the main app drawer, so you can quickly check what you've got in there and erase anything you don't need anymore.
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If your bra doesn't adhere to the rules below, helpfully outlined for us by Kenney and Freddy Zappe, Eveden's fit specialist — then you're not getting your best possible fit. 1.
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Most people have been helpfully adding context ("me in 22019 and me in 2018") as well as further info, in many cases, about where and how the pic was taken.
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It temporarily sold out just ahead of Christmas, and, as Anki helpfully pointed out, NPD ranked it as the number two premium toy in the U.S. this past holiday season.
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"You could cancel a date last minute, but with a really strong caveat that you'd love to reschedule another time and was just slammed with work," Dr. Martinez helpfully suggests.
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Say you had an unlisted number (back when we had phone books), how would you feel if one of your friends called up ma-bell and "helpfully" listed your number?
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Somewhat helpfully, somewhat unreliably, Amazon UK has listed both a price and a release date for the motion-control Oculus Rift accessories, and it's a pretty hefty outlay at £189.99.
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They're helpfully marked with green, yellow, and red icons to highlight where you haven't explored and whether or not you have the necessary ability or gear to reach that location.
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The federal government's Security and Exchange Commission helpfully explains the scam: It's investment fraud that involves the payment of purported returns to existing investors from funds contributed by new investors.
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There's not much to Mike, and that's by design: He's a likable guy who loves his wife (Kate Hudson) and family and, helpfully, seems to know everyone on the ship.
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After the messages became public, the actor said he was "embarrassed" and helpfully followed up with an Instagram post (since deleted) encouraging parents to keep their teens away from him.
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Helpfully, many of these apps won't require a separate log-in, including Charter Spectrum — as any smart TV user or cable cutter knows, managing these logons can be incredibly annoying.
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I've never had a good work or workout flow cut short by dead earbuds, and the app helpfully keeps me updated on when I should break for a quick recharge.
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Saul will make his first appearance in "Breaking Bad," in the aforementioned episode (helpfully called "Better Call Saul") in early December, 2008, according to a timeline on the Fandom website.
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As a kidney donor, I talk a lot about the deadly scale of the kidney shortage in the US. A new paper helpfully puts a number on the problem: 2000,243.
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Congress could either clarify what is meant by "comprehensive" in Section 1332 or, more helpfully, simply specify that states have greater flexibility in determining the benefits that must be covered.
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All I had to do, the Brussa website helpfully informed me, was pass a test to prove I could manage a topetta, the flat-bottom boat traditional to the Lagoon.
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Giuliani has helpfully acknowledged that he urged Ukraine's government to investigate whether Biden's diplomatic efforts were meant to help Hunter, who had been involved in a gas company in Ukraine.
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Increasing IQ is a more daunting task than teaching kids patience (though, helpfully, the research finds each year of schooling a person receives leads to a small boost in IQ).
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So here's what you need to know about the This Is Us finale, helpfully broken down in bullet point form, because honestly you probably shouldn't even read past the subheads.
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Commentators who reach for the "X is our country's Trump" line without acknowledging the differences are abetting the forces of authoritarianism on whom they may believe they are helpfully shedding light.
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Yes, Lisa was the victim of immense betrayal by Sam and Ethan, whose affair was going on longer than either of their marriages, as Marianne (Jae Suh Park) helpfully points out.
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Helpfully, they each have their own distinct color scheme, and there's plenty of shots highlighting some of the action that we can expect about a show that's all about spaceship pilots.
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Should their phones have been hacked, which is a paranoid but necessary assumption, whomever had done the hacking would be able to read classified material helpfully illuminated by their phone flashlights.
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Sessions is among the few veterans of Republican Party governance who could serve helpfully in a Trump administration, because his policy positions weren't mainstream among congressional Republicans until Trump came along.
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The luggage compartment was introduced as helpfully positioned for servants and helpers to access, because obviously a Rolls-Royce owner would never even think of touching his or her own bags.
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He could have helpfully noted that between 1990 and an average of the years 2012-14, fossil fuel industry political contributions leapt six-and-a-half-fold, mainly going to Republicans.
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Played with ever-escalating repulsiveness by David Krumholtz, he is, as Wags puts it, a "mirepoix of dandruff, psoriasis and irritable bowel syndrome" ("I don't have IBS, technically," Anisman helpfully clarifies).
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Yes, intent matters, but the president helpfully spelled out his unlawful intent (he seems to do that a lot, by the way): to get Comey to back off the Flynn investigation.
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A review of the movie Knocked Up calls lead character Ben "a La-Z-Boy in human form," an image helpfully illustrated by artist Benedikt Notter in a NSFW Instagram post.
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In the Disney+ settings menu, you can pick between high, medium, and standard quality for downloads, and the app helpfully shows you how much stuff you can save for each one.
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In other areas, it helpfully corrects this administration's wavering course, as in its unequivocal embrace of United States allies and partners and reaffirmation of our Article V commitment to defend NATO.
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After eating tainted fruit that the show helpfully told us were probably "contaminated by the saliva or feces of bats or monkeys," four participants fell deathly ill in a 24-hour period.
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We profiled the British publicist who organized the get-together, a guy who has had a long and colorful relationship with the Trump family, much of which helpfully lives on social media.
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Helpfully, Verizon is also offering customers who had pre-ordered the LG Watch Sport a $100 credit towards another smartwatch it sells (like the aforementioned Watch24) to make up for the cancellation.
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The Morgan's show, sadly, has only a little X-rated Lequeu, but it's not entirely prudish; you'll find one exacting study of a woman's rear end, her thighs and buttocks helpfully labeled.
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Opened: 2003Height: 32 storiesArchitect: Seiger SuarezSignature Motifs: To help New Yorkers feel like they never left home, the hotel has helpfully included a miniature replica of the statue found in Columbus Circle.
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That's why the reality star has helpfully thrown together a list of must-haves to keep in your overnight bag so you can get your paparazzi-worthy glam on in a pinch.
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Helpfully, the growth in Socialist support since 2015 has come largely at the expense of the right, soothing the leftists' fear that the contraption would turn out to be their death warrant.
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" Borowitz even helpfully concocted some spin for the Clinton campaign, quoting a made-up spokesperson as saying, "We have every reason to believe that Hillary Clinton will be a fully conscious President.
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One notable change: the 'bot can now be equipped with an elongated neck, which it shows off in a demonstration by helpfully picking up a glass and putting it in the dishwasher.
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But the Friedman nomination is helpfully clarifying, in the same way as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's election eve promise last year that there would be no Palestinian state on his watch.
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" Samuel Johnson, who created one of the first modern English dictionaries, threatens to merge with the politician and Brexiteer Boris Johnson until Lux helpfully distinguishes them: "The man who wrote the dictionary . . .
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The spreadsheets, then, can simultaneously be your best friend and worst enemy, reminding you of all the things you still need to do while also helpfully organizing them in a chronological list.
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The Washington Post helpfully provides a class roster: American evangelical attendees, according to a photo of the event, were Joel Rosenberg, an American writer who lives in Jerusalem; retired U.S. Lt. Gen.
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For people who think television is so 20th century, a load of live streaming options will be available, helpfully provided by NASA and other organizations involved in the return to the moon.
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Everyone knows gas prices have risen sharply in recent months, but the government's statisticians last week helpfully put a number on the rate of increase: 2023 percent in the year to June.
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For the drug charge, he faces between 25-99 years ("or life," as his indictment helpfully notes); for the gun charge between 2 and 20 years and up to a $10,000 fine.
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I also found a mask made from straw that, as the vendor helpfully showed us, could be rolled into a sort of tubelike parcel and easily stowed in a suitcase without damage.
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The big names that Katzenberg and co-founder Meg Whitman promised are certainly on offer in the roster that is helpfully synopsized in a recent Entertainment Weekly article about the company's programming.
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Most of us turn first to the internet for advice on, well, everything, an information landscape too saturated, contradictory, inaccessible, or general on this topic to translate helpfully into much concrete action.
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A D.J. helpfully bellowed tipsheet names over the microphone: Diddy, Zoe Kravitz, Pharrell Williams, Donald Glover, Mary J. Blige, 2 Chainz (who, earlier, had proposed to Kesha Ward on the red carpet).
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Curbed's urbanism editor Alissa Walker helpfully reminded me of the time that Sanders was asked by the New York Daily News editorial board in 2016 to describe how he rides the subway.
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"Cc: @Scaramucci â€" Nick Bilton (@nickbilton) July 26, 2017 Queen actually says "Scaramouche" in the song "Bohemian Rhapsody," which is not the same thing as Scaramucci, as Merriam-Webster so helpfully explained.
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In her memoirs, Graham writes that her friend McNamara helpfully advised The Times on a legally sensitive letter about the Pentagon Papers, a detail that underscores the depth of these powerful allegiances.
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This will be a "bigger" and more "powerful" storm than today's, according to Faye Morrone, an intern at the National Weather Service who helpfully picked up the phone despite the federal shutdown.
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"It does give one a pleasing orderly sort of feeling, not unlike alphabetizing a library, to take life's random events and emotions and slot them into helpfully labeled shelves," writes Julie Beck.
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As Motherboard helpfully points out, earlier this year, Apple's own source code for its iBoot software, used to verify and authenticate the iOS device, was leaked on Github and removed in February.[Motherboard]
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But new research commissioned by the government has helpfully found that as car engines get cleaner, and measures such as congestion charging take effect, pollution around the airport will fall as Heathrow expands.
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Trump's presidency is coming to an important clarifying moment, Mackowiak said, before helpfully comparing the critical juncture the White House finds itself in as the climactic cliffhanger of a movie — or reality show.
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He moved north to Cullman, now a lively town distinguished by a pretty covered bridge and an eccentric monastic grotto, from where he sold insurance, a helpfully itinerant profession for an aspiring politician.
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The reality star captioned the shot, "he always has my back 😜" implying that Kanye was oh-so-helpfully pointing out something on Kim's rear end and reaching out to brush it away.
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They then bribed an undertaker with an undisclosed amount of cash and a set of Jee's golf clubs, and the undertaker helpfully incinerated Jee's body and allegedly flushed the remains down the toilet.
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He believes that its unusual culture, which he has outlined in a 106-page statement of principles, helpfully broken down into 210 distinct points, is strong and effective enough to last without him.
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The Touch Bar helpfully reminds me where to place my finger to unlock the computer with the words "Unlock with Touch ID" and an arrow pointing right next to the Touch ID sensor.
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Helpfully, the new guidelines do include some practical proposals for increasing exercise, including having health care workers ask people about their exercise habits during every appointment and employers promote physical activity at work.
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But if the tax cut passes, automatic "pay as you go" rules may helpfully cut $25 billion from Medicare spending next year, thus saving money on elderly people who are practically dead anyway.
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I knew we had room for another theme entry and wondered naïvely what could possibly come after being a SENIOR, but Ms. Slovut helpfully supplies that answer at 59A, which is GHOST TOWN.
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In the end, when the dark flood rises to cover these evolving models, however helpfully they have been updated (lever not screw, sun terrace and pool), their old people are anyhow all drowned.
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The Special Investigator General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, in particular, has issued a slew of critical reports, which are helpfully collected by ProPublica in a catalog of waste covering both military and civilian programs.
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A communication from another audience member, the pianist Shai Wosner, helpfully explained the inexplicable: why a piece that is about struggle and difficulty should have given the pleasure it gave in Yuja's interpretation.
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The galleries are dotted with experimental film works, such as Bruce Conner's "BREAKAWAY" (1966), or psychedelic films combining light patterns and music in viewing rooms (helpfully outfitted, in some cases, with beanbag chairs).
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Just as helpfully, the Indian air force refrained from spoiling Mr Modi's martial bombast, delaying the revelation that during February's brief dust-up with Pakistan it had shot down one of its own helicopters.
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YouTube's algorithm helpfully leads from Malik's video to dozens more, including one by India Batson, an even more prominent beauty YouTuber who's issued glowing DevaCurl recommendations in the past, including on the company's website.
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From this perspective, synthetic fuels are just a stable (more stable than any chemical battery) way of storing solar and wind energy — helpfully, one that can make use of existing pipeline and distribution infrastructure.
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Its boss instead helpfully pointed out that, if the watches were the property of others, Mr Prawit, who claimed assets of just over $2.6m on his form, would not have needed to declare them.
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If Baxter made a mistake, an Errp signal in the observer's brain alerted the robot to its error; helpfully, if Baxter still did not react, the human brain generated an even stronger Errp signal.
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This week Mickelson helpfully pointed out the errors made in 2004 by the American captain, Hal Sutton, who gave Mickelson and Tiger Woods two days' notice that they were going to be foursome partners.
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Dan Barron of New York and his wife, Barb, noted how temperature affected the Albamar, which helpfully notes on its label that it is optimally served at 12 degrees Celsius, or 53.6 degrees Fahrenheit.
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It's just that thinking Marvin Lewis would get canned for this latest playoff meltdown represents a wholesale misunderstanding of the Cincinnati Bengals' broader organizational philosophy, which can be helpfully distilled into a Kanye shrug.
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Helpfully, Hawkins has rounded up his own favorite climate visualizations from the year in one place — graphics showing the rise in temperatures, the rise in CO2 concentrations, the melting of Arctic ice, and more.
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The book collaborates with a bevy of, as the title helpfully clarifies, artists and writers, most of which if not recognizable by name, have reached high acclaim in their own artistic and literary circles.
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And Morath's obstetrician, Paula Wise (Joanna Glushak), is a font of Wikipedia-flavored information: "Times have changed," she helpfully points out when encouraging the Millers to deinstitutionalize Daniel, having at first encouraged the opposite.
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"It is not his fault that some pundits are in real trouble with their lives and need every coin to survive, while Paul is a multimillionaire," Mourinho said earlier this year, not entirely helpfully.
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The President's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, quite helpfully provided a definition of the crime of bribery in two fiery encounters on cable news with CNN's Chris Cuomo and Fox's Laura Ingraham earlier this week.
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The characters don't have conversations so much as helpfully recite their back stories, and the long-buried secret is soon so obvious that the movie's last-act hysteria feels forced and a little ridiculous.
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The results suggest that push-up ability might be a simple, reliable and D.I.Y.-in-your-living-room method of assessing heart health, while at the same time helpfully strengthening the triceps and pectorals.
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When the initial reports of the attack come in at around 9:20123 pm local time (the movie helpfully has a little clock on the bottom), the contractors demand permission to go save Stevens.
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The states that signed onto the brief, he wrote, "have a strong interest in maintaining the many state gun laws" and "reasonable regulations" already in place, which the brief helpfully listed in a lengthy appendix.
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In the photo, Apple is wearing a helmet and a ski mask so big you wouldn't even know it was her had her mother not helpfully captioned the photo with an Emoji of the fruit.
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If I use the search function found on the front page, it is faster, but Dell also helpfully offers choices from previous years, with no clear note that they're older beyond that laptops cost less.
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This was helpfully illustrated by the below video, which you could honestly watch like six times in a row and not realize has anything to do with air travel (I do not recommend doing this).
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Opening on a shot of a television in 1986, helpfully framed by shelved VHS copies of highly relevant horror movies like C.H.U.D. and A Nightmare on Elm Street, Us initially takes place in two timelines.
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" Presenting a chewy slice of her work in this left field, Susan Hiller: Paraconceptual, Lisson Gallery helpfully offers a definition for the unacquainted, describing Hiller's work as "just sideways of conceptualism and neighboring the paranormal.
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Sprint was one of the first to respond to the issue, explaining that it was working with Samsung on the issue and adding helpfully that it will let users exchange their handset for another product.
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They become friends during a montage that involves the two of them applauding at a gay wedding and riding bikes without helmets, and Penn helpfully holds a beach toy so Rock can piss into it.
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NPR helpfully mapped the four basic tenets of bro-ishness (dudely, jock-ish, stoner-ish, and preppy) and frat bro rhetoric mostly reflects this in its somewhat aggressive character, with undertones of sexism and homophobia.
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Helpfully, at the end of each chapter she offers practical suggestions to counteract stereotypes concerning decision-making, not just for women but for anyone in a position to hire and promote both women and men.
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" A helpfully linked blog post explains that, if implemented correctly, these features "let the viewer choose between multiple 'angles' or versions of the video (said versions may or may not be in the same file).
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" And, helpfully for many readers, "if you don't know music, just know that if the band is playing in F but you're playing in E, it's going to sound simultaneously very whimsical and very horrible.
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Powell, a centrist and one of five influential governors at the central bank, said more fiscal spending on public infrastructure may helpfully raise private-sector productivity, which has been mysteriously low, holding back economic growth.
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" Hoover: An Extraordinary Life in Extraordinary Times " (Knopf), by Kenneth Whyte, the former editor of the Canadian newsmagazine Maclean's , helpfully lays out a long and copious résumé that doesn't fit on this stamp of dismissal.
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This temporary theme park will feature a Fan Energy Zone, which includes the helpfully named Fan Dome, Fan Wall, and Fan Stage, where gamers can don avatars and play themselves on coliseum-size video screens.
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Kudos to our latest political supernova, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, for helpfully bringing taxes back into focus, with her call for a new top tax rate of 221 percent on incomes above $3003 million a year.
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In the photo, Apple is wearing a helmet and a ski mask so big you wouldn't even know it was her had her mother not helpfully captioned the photo with an emoji of the fruit.
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A new study from the University of Alberta, published Tuesday in the medical journal The BMJ, tested smart assistants Siri, Cortana, Alexa, and Google Assistant on their ability to respond helpfully to first aid questions.
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The Premier League had helpfully scheduled two important matches in London on Saturday — Arsenal at Chelsea at midday, and Middlesbrough's visit to Tottenham in late afternoon — and NBC's lead soccer announcer, Arlo White, sensed opportunity.
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Toward the end of the event, a kindly embassy staffer helpfully set the record straight, explaining that what Ambassador Johnson meant was the First Amendment, not the Second, which is the right to bear arms.
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Nowadays, all the kook has to do is log in to Facebook, where his feed will be enlivened by the chatter of fellow — and likely more extreme — kooks, toward which Facebook's algorithms helpfully steer him.
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That will give homeowners incentive to shift some of their solar energy around, which they can do with home energy storage — and helpfully, under the new building code, storage counts as compliance with efficiency mandates.
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It's a story they've been repeating for decades, one that helpfully offers blanket justification for crippling executive agencies and rolling back Obama-era regulations, which is what Trump has been doing since he took office.
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Thankfully, a diagram for how to make that adjustment has already been helpfully provided by the late Roger Ebert, a man whose genuine love of movies and culture shone through in even his most critical stances.
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Edward pointed out this could be fixed easily and in a magnificently low-key bit of shade-throwing helpfully linked to a page on the Android developer site outlining the basic feature Epic should have used.
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That said, a good character guide will cover most of the basics, and the characters helpfully stop every 10 minutes to remind the audience about Eve's magic blood, or about the crimes that got Selene exiled.
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Fortunately, this theory suggests, the impact that formed the Moon helpfully drove off the volatile chemicals that formed the Earth's original, Venus-like atmosphere, allowing a much thinner blanket of gases to form in its place.
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But there are some nice convenience features, like the telescopic steering wheel that helpfully retracts when you're getting in or out of the vehicle, and the 360-degree camera makes parking this behemoth a little easier.
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Helpfully, the ESA also released a 12-minute documentary on space junk today, detailing the threat posed not just by CubeSats, but by the hundreds of thousands of smaller pieces of garbage flying around Earth's backyard.
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"WEAR SPACE is a wearable device designed to aid concentration by limiting your senses of sight and hearing, via noise-canceling technology and a partition that controls your field of view," helpfully explains the product page.
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Chinese PMI manufacturing for February had also surprised to the upside, with the fact that it remains in contraction territory for now helpfully offset by a sharp increase in the forward-looking new orders index component.
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As Mashable has reported, it's a near legal impossibility, but if they do manage to kick him to the curb, the internet has helpfully provided some suggestions about who and what could take up the mantle.
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Egyptian officials were far more gracious, serving us endless cups of sweet tea while helpfully informing us—the night before a presidential election—that Hosni Mubarak had won another term, with 97 percent of the vote.
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From 2014 to 2015, the group helpfully used versions of the same BlackEnergy malware in many of its intrusions, from attacks that destroyed Ukrainian media company data to the first blackout it inflicted on Ukrainian civilians.
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"Bernie is a known quantity in any socialist paradise," establishment-class Republican consultant Rick Wilson told Kruse, "the party apparatchik with the dacha…" Kruse helpfully notes that everyone who knows Sanders thinks the comparison is absurd.
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I meant to try the Lush deodorant bar their PR helpfully sent me, but unhelpfully none of the Lush products I've been sent have been individually labelled, so I have no idea which one it is.
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Stein came of age in lesbian feminist spaces in 1980s San Francisco, a cozy gynocentric universe where the San Francisco Bay Area Women's Pages could helpfully direct you to a female attorney, carpenter or dog groomer.
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"Creating the Past: The Vénus de Milo and the Hellenistic Reception of Classical Greece" by Rachel KousserKousser helpfully grounds the Venus in the Hellenistic era (and provides a good summary of her discovery and subsequent theories).
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The cheering obviously rankled Bauer, though, and he relished the opportunity to stick it to the home crowd at the end of the game, helpfully filling in fans behind the dugout on the updated series record.
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Aides have long been on the alert to intercept any notes or policy proposals from overeager supporters — including one from a guest who once helpfully tried to show the president an executive order he had drafted.
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The refuge is 187,000 acres of shrubs and wetlands, an oasis in an otherwise unforgiving landscape that sits helpfully in the path of the Pacific Flyway, one of North America's four major north-south migratory routes.
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The research, helpfully aggregated by the Harvard School of Public Health's Injury Control Research Center, shows that after controlling for variables such as socioeconomic factors and other crime, places with more guns have more gun deaths.
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Helpfully, the Solicitor General actually advocated for just such an option—the " nuclear option " whereby the state removes itself completely from sports betting and just lets its citizens gamble freely, and lets anyone run a sports book.
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And because Cortana understands a user's connections, she also suggested that the user message a friend who lived in the city – and even helpfully wrote some of the message text to the friend on the user's behalf.
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He's already donated the money, and uses the comic to encourage people to leave comments in support of Alternative C, Incremental Restoration, helpfully providing a block of text for supporters to copy and paste onto the website.
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While the home screen helpfully gives you some people to follow along with, there's no readily apparent way to search for specific people, and the Find Friends button only lets you invite new users to the platform.
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I wrote last week about some of the ways Instagram enables bigots to self-organize: The right wing adopted the hashtag #Soros to share many of these memes, and Instagram helpfully organized the most-engaged posts algorithmically.
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But the idea that the old world order is not a good fit for the current and coming world can also be taken as meaning that a little creative destruction might helpfully broaden minds and reshape institutions.
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Here he is throwing a grown man off a bridge, with the help of some puppeteers and stuntmen; there he is helpfully giving the camera crew something to focus on, and the actors something to emote at.
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"If a single pit on a CD was blown up to the size of a grain of rice, the CD it would be on would be over a mile and a half across," the clip helpfully explains.
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Finally, on Twitter, he said that "if Russia or any other country or person" had hacked into Clinton's server — which, again, contained US State Department correspondence — they should helpfully contact the FBI and hand over their cache.
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To that end, I have helpfully reordered them and very accurately and professionally predicted each song's content to form what will almost certainly, definitely be the proper order: Track 1: "Caught in the Middle"The big single.
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America's Federal Highway Administration, which helpfully supplies a "roundabouts outreach and education toolbox" to overcome public distrust, says that they reduce deaths or serious injuries by around 80%, compared with stop signs or traffic lights (see chart).
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Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) helpfully laid out her agenda, should she regain the gavel.
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Helpfully, SoftBank has funded a gym startup called Gympass so you can work off your SoftBank-induced food coma, but it's available only if you're a WeWork member or an employee at one of Gympass' partner companies.
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That's where Fuller reportedly encountered an Insys sales rep, who was present during one of her doctor's appointments to helpfully explain how spraying Subsys under her tongue every four hours would work wonders on that pesky pain.
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The next time your friend group vents about that one person who's recently disappeared into their relationship and stopped making an effort to hang out, you may helpfully inform everyone of the official terms for these changes.
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Before the entrance to the balcony were two giant clamshells, signaling the birth of erotic love (Ferrari helpfully pointed me to a photocopied image of Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus"), and oval mirrors signifying eggs and wombs.
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And for something as personal as a mattress (as Casper helpfully points out in its S-1, people spend more time sleeping than any other single activity in their lives), an uncomfortable product is a deal breaker.
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Then what we do — least helpfully — is ask people to do the very thing we know most people are petrified of, and that's stand in front of a room of strangers and speak at an open mike.
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A quiet belter of a photograph from 1968, "Man With Bandage," might justifiably be called Herzog's signature shot — and not just because one of the many signs on view helpfully directs first-timers to the VISITORS BUREAU.
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"Detective Pikachu" isn't that bad, and the movie arrives helpfully armed with a couple decades worth of equity and goodwill; still, once you've gotten your fill of its wisecracking namesake, even grading on a curve, it isn't good.
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The first time that the Fed issued a statement immediately after a meeting of its rate-setters was in February 1994, when it helpfully pointed out that rates had gone up for the first time since early 1989.
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Though Ashley and Jay do eventually get married, they initially have to call off their dream wedding in a barn after their wedding page is bombarded with violently racist posts — which Ashley helpfully reads out loud to him.
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The "NSFW" acronym has evolved to include adults, and helpfully warns us in the subject of an email or a flashing WhatsApp message that what we're about to click on contains images of nudity or sex, or swearing.
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The immediate reason for Britain's "somewhat turmoil", as Mr Trump helpfully put it, was a meeting of the cabinet at Chequers, the prime minister's country residence, on July 6th to hash out a British negotiating position on Brexit.
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But O'Neill pointed out that the meme could make it easier for Facebook since users were creating a "clean, simple, helpfully labeled set of then-and-now photos" under the guise they were participating in an innocent meme.
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Such evocative visuals, as well as Theresa Squire's insightful costumes, Stowe Nelson's apt sound design and Daniel Kluger's music for piano and percussion, are additional components that helpfully support the play, which is skillfully directed by Lisa Rothe.
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Wearing virtually the same gear as the New Orleans players were, and helpfully obscuring his face with his hoodie up, this dude got out there, went through some exaggerated stretching routine, and then started signaling for a ball.
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" At this point in time, as the Waco Tribune-Herald helpfully summarizes, Baylor is facing "six Title IX lawsuits, a federal Title IX investigation, an NCAA investigation, an accreditation agency warning and an upcoming Big 12 Conference review.
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The waiter helpfully explained that goose is eaten for Martinmas, a holiday officially celebrating the fourth-century St. Martin of Tours, but also known as Old Halloween, a reference to the pagan autumnal tradition of bonfires across Europe.
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O'Neill, however, argues that a "clean, simple, helpfully labeled set of then-and-now photos" would eliminate confusion for algorithms, particularly when the dates that photos were taken and when they were posted to Facebook are often different.
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The room is surrounded by mirrors that make it impossible to hide from your own image — and, helpfully for staff, make it hard for patients to do anything without getting caught, like smuggle drugs out of the room.
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Green handles all of this with a depth that comes from having experienced a certain tier of fame — and there are tiers, as he helpfully explains — and from spending a decade thinking about what all of this means.
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"IWG has had substantially more square footage and more customers, and has actually made a profit — yet its market cap is just 8 percent of what SoftBank's latest funding round thinks WeWork is worth," Recode helpfully tells us.
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We see him, before his departure for a three-week shift, hanging out with his wife (Kate Hudson) and their daughter, Sydney (Stella Allen), who helpfully declaims a school essay on what her father does for a living.
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By the end of "Principia," whose fancy Latin title alludes not so helpfully to Isaac Newton, this wistfulness has already turned into wistful memory, as all the images of the dance return in an artfully composed, meditative skein.
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Available on: Mubi Jacques Rivette's nearly 13-hour epic (helpfully broken into eight parts for easier viewing) brings together an acting troupe, a con artist, and a busker who becomes increasingly convinced that a bizarre conspiracy is afoot.
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NASA's probe is now just over 3,000 feet above the centre mass of Bennu, which is closer than your average military attack helicopters fly at cruising distance above Earth, as NASA helpfully points out in the illustrative graphic below.
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"To help with our messaging and connecting with non-traditional Republican voters, an allied group could produce videos of minorities, women, and young voters explaining why they are Republicans and post them on the Internet," the report helpfully suggested.
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Boston Dynamics helpfully explains in the description of the video that "this testing does not irritate or harm the robot," which, okay, sure — chant whatever you need to convince yourself you are not totally first on SpotMini's kill list.
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But if you still want the 8K TV, the website is helpfully offering a payment plan of $415.70 a month for 36 months, which is like buying a new iPhone every two months for a year and a half.
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The investment bank LUMA Partners, the company known for its LUMAscape summaries, has a new presentation on the state of digital media that helpfully explains the biggest trends in the digital media industry in an easy-to-understand way.
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" Their guest, psychologist Sandy Rea, who is also dressed in white, then helpfully chimes in attempting to use some of her conflict resolution skills, saying, "Unless you want me to run down there and see if there's a jacket?
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Unicode also helpfully tells us the median level of popularity in terms of emoji overall (out of 1,468 emoji, these are the ones that rank below #735 in popularity), which I've drawn as a dashed line on the graph.
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The reposted content helps stories trend; it also lays the groundwork for what human users see when they tune in to their Twitter feeds, where Twitter's algorithms also helpfully provide content you may have missed while you were away.
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The translation, which covers all 66 books of the King James Bible, has helpfully replaced words like "God" with the halo emoji, the Holy Ghost with the spooky ghost emoji, and probably makes ample use of the prayer hands.
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But the episode also runs headlong into a potentially fraught storyline — Kate suffers a miscarriage that the "Previously On..." montage helpfully suggests might be because of her age or (sigh) weight — and mostly emerges with its head held high.
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For the record: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends using warm or cold(!) water and scrubbing your hands for at least 20 seconds which, as they helpfully inform us, is two repetitions of the "Happy Birthday" song.
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It's estimated that AMNH's Titanosaur, a Late Cretaceous specimen found in Argentina's Patagonia desert in 2014 by a team from the Museo Paleontológico Egidio Feruglio, weighed 70 tons, or roughly 10 African elephants, as a museum graphic helpfully conveys.
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In an nutshell, here's how it works: The National Archives And Records Administration helpfully explains that each state is granted a certain number of electors — these are the people who will technically select the president based on how each state votes.
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Helpfully, three economists—Scott Baker of Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, Nick Bloom of Stanford University, and Steven Davis of the University of Chicago Booth School of Business—have developed an index of economic-policy uncertainty that monitors this.
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And when we millions of brokenhearted people helpfully click "I don't want to see this ad," and even answer your "Why?" with the cruel-but-true "It's not relevant to me," do you know what your algorithm decides, Tech Companies?
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That data would then be used to program a network of bots that would be directed toward the purchased apps, realistically spoofing user behavior using the real data, while helpfully masked by the legitimate users still interacting with the apps.
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Last year Fitbit claimed to be able to measure the number with nothing but a heart rate monitor, and Garmin is now making the same claim, helpfully translating the number to a fitness level score ranging from poor to superior.
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Then there is the group I will call the "Burke Mom's Group," named after a home-school mom I met in Burke, Virginia, who helpfully suggested the Trump campaign hand out "barf bags" for people to use after casting their votes.
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" It's from Young Thug's "Calling Your Name," released in September 2015; the lyric, as helpfully unpacked by Genius user chillHill, means something along the lines of "he is a necessity to his girl (baby) like Pedialyte is to a dehydrated baby.
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You could go the classic route with a store-bought mask and "female politician" costume, or get DIY and put together your own Clinton costume (her campaign website has even helpfully put together a guide to a few different looks).
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Citing "practical reasons," the group helpfully detailed which items are to be contaminated: 1.5-liter bottles of Coca-Cola and Coca-Cola Light; a popular tube-shaped luncheon meat called Yfantis (350- and 500-gram packages); and Delta whole milk.
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In case there was any doubt what they were talking about, Sondland then turned around and helpfully explained to the staffer that Trump was amped up about getting Ukraine to launch an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden, Taylor said.
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Finkel's article helpfully details some of the techniques that, along with an iron nerve and a preference for social Stoicism, helped Breitwieser to relieve some 200+ separate hosts of their possessions — targets included art fairs, museums, churches, and antique vendors.
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So while California has long been steeling itself for big earthquakes with building codes and disaster planning, the Pacific Northwest may be caught off guard, though the author of the New Yorker piece, Kathryn Schulz, helpfully provided a guide to prepare.
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You'll need some cooked rice, of course, white or brown, a cup or so per person, made fresh or pulled from the freezer where you helpfully keep some in a plastic freezer bag against the promise of just such an exercise.
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I should know: After a decade in advertising, I switched to journalism in my mid thirties, which not only meant starting at the bottom (one editor helpfully pointed out that I was "the oldest intern ever") but also halved my pay.
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The newer the aircraft model, the better the fuel burn and the lower the emissions are, he said—helpfully, the travel site Kayak lets you filter by type of aircraft, though your options for any individual trip may be limited.
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Too often in such films and books there's a longing, however concealed, for some prelapsarian moment when right and wrong, good guys and bad, seem to have been helpfully demarcated, and every day provided the opportunity to display one's mettle.
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Meanwhile, Maeve, apparently obeying a loop authored by a programmer, likely Ford, has massacred a number of park employees, while helpfully introducing the audience to what looks like a second park, labeled SW, seemingly starring a cast of bots inspired by feudal Japan.
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Video games are virtual environments, which means games can quickly be repeated over and over; there's lots of training data available, helpfully generated by humans playing the game; and Starcraft itself has a number of gameplay mechanics that are particularly challenging for computers.
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The Tomb Raider game is more than 12 hours long and has a plot that players piece together though picking up journal entries and eavesdropping on bad guys, with Lara helpfully explaining her progress when she stops back at camp for a breather.
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The fact is that Raw is usually must-miss television, outside a couple 10 minute segments which WWE helpfully posts on its YouTube channel as an official reminder that cool things can still happen amidst all the trading of wins and meandering promos.
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At the border, he haggled with a soldier over the difference between traveling to Israel "for tourism" versus "to visit," which was what he had written on his visa (the soldier helpfully advised him to state that he was going "for tourism").
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For those wishing to work off the excesses of the previous evening, the club is helpfully expanding its remit from a nighttime-only dining, drinking and dancing den, to also include a daytime offering complete with a gym, lounge and meeting rooms.
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Nadiya helpfully advised me to mix different colours together to get brown, but when I started mixing them on the cake itself — rather than in a bowl, as most normal humans might do — I think she wrote me off as a lost cause.
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As the Washington Post helpfully points out, that means the military spends 5 times as much money on a single ED drug than it would spend on medical care for trans soldiers—and that's using the high-end estimate for the latter.
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Tillerson and his people will helpfully note that he never mentioned Trump's name in the speech, and that the address was meant as a broad call to fight for truth rather than a narrowly cast shot at the President of the United States.
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"The Wonder Trail" is a fizzy, wildly untrustworthy account by a guy who helpfully made up his own Ponce de León quotation ("To tell the tale of the journey is to go on it a second time") and who values facetiousness very highly.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) helpfully changed Senate rules right before he retired.
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Also, remember we're talking about four-fifths of a rocket stage that when complete, will be over 200 feet long including engines and fuel tanks, which NASA helpfully points out is approximately the length of a dozen cars parked back-to-back.
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The responses to my column last week urging Democrats to negotiate with Stephen Miller and Donald Trump on immigration, because a deal hammered out with restrictionists would have more durability and democratic legitimacy, were helpfully divided between the first category and the second.
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While White House spokespeople are giving fewer interviews lately, Ruddy is always there to be that named source close to the president in The New York Times or The Washington Post, or to helpfully tweet a rundown of his latest interaction with POTUS.
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It's a lot to keep track of, which is why the novel is preceded by two full family trees, all the various relationships helpfully mapped out (although I'd recommend not studying these diagrams too carefully, as certain spoilers become obvious under scrutiny).
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Most people understand that ordinary relationship problems can sometimes helpfully be addressed through talk therapy: The point is not to "cure a disease" in that case but simply to work on improving the relationship, from whatever baseline that couple happens to be at.
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We walked past majestic ceibas and thick, ropy ficus trees, all while gazing up at playful spider monkeys, a couple of dozing howlers and the odd black-mandible toucan (Julián helpfully brought a small telescope so we could get a closer look).
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Because the pigment is so sheer, the color varies from person to person, but Glossier helpfully provides videos of people with different skin tones wearing it on its website to help you get an idea of how it might work on you.
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Officially, she works as a porter—a delivery job that helpfully allows Weir to map out the town for the reader—but she's not adverse to diversifying her professional portfolio with a touch of smuggling, and other illicit activities, on the side.
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On entering one of the new cannabis stores, customers are directed to either an express line, for experienced connoisseurs, or a line for "full service," where a "budtender" will helpfully guide and educate as to the effects and assorted flavors of their products.
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In this year without Sweethearts, your best romance-candy options are, as People Magazine so helpfully suggests: the Brach's knockoff of conversation hearts (so much flirtier!), the Sour Patch Kids knockoff of conversation hearts (unacceptable aesthetic), or Oreos with words on them (fine).
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As Marilyn helpfully points out in the episode, the couple's story was a classic "American Dream" narrative: Lee was the son of an immigrant coal miner who talked his way into his first real estate job at age 31, rising quickly from there.
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I encourage you to watch the trailer above and soak in the very first words you hear, which I have helpfully transcribed for you: In the America I grew up in, that I still believe in, we loved guys like Tom Brady.
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But, on balance, having to tune out a bit of spam PR/worthless crypto pitches/random "suspicious" photo-messages (which are helpfully autoblocked from being displayed by Twitter anyway) has been worth it to allow some interesting new signals to filter through via direct message.
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Helpfully, the FTC case, which is being litigated over the next few weeks, is basically over the same issue at the heart of previous and ongoing high-profile cases against Qualcomm: The company is accused of using its patents to be a greedy dick.
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Six seasons' worth of dense material can be a lot to keep in mind as you watch season 7, so HBO has helpfully created a short series recap video to remind us of all the intrigue and murder that's gone down over the years.
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Listen: as you may be able to tell from TechCrunch's own coverage of FCC issues and net neutrality (mostly by myself), I'm no fan of Chairman Pai's, though I try my best to stick to the facts — which, helpfully, are also largely anti-Pai.
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The interior, while it's the same watermarked red nylon as the one above, is populated with tons of little pockets and useful stashes that helpfully all close independently, meaning there's no need to re-pack when you're going from one mode to the other.
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If you need even more details on what files are taking up what kind of space Disk Inventory X for macOS will give you an big easy to read graphic that also helpfully takes you right to the storage chugging files you want to delete.
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The Fake News Awards were apparently composed in the Republican Party website CMS, are riddled with randomly capitalized words and poorly constructed graphics, and are helpfully labeled a "BLOG" with the byline of "TEAM GOP," because no one wants to take credit for this mess.
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Chris Lindemann, an advanced sommelier working in Miami, and Ryan Reardon, the general manager and sommelier at The Consulate in Atlanta, have helpfully provided wine and beer pairings for ten candies that were listed on the recent survey of every state's favorite Halloween treats.
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Patrons sitting in the back had a hard time ignoring enticing wafts from the kitchen; they eventually succumbed and ordered, from a food menu helpfully divided into Pizza and Not Pizza, the Loverboy pie, with crushed tomatoes, mozzarella, pepperoni, and a ramp-ranch dressing.
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On the way to an appointment with my oncologist, an ad on the radio helpfully informs me that early detection is important—did you know that if you get diagnosed with Stage 0 or 1 breast cancer, your survival rate is almost 100 percent?
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So this week I've invited Steph Mitesser — who helpfully pointed this out, and who organizes the Women's Employee Resource Group at her office — to talk about getting beyond our unconscious biases when giving feedback to make it more helpful and constructive for everyone involved.
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The Medicare for All bill, which Senator Bernie Sanders , of Vermont, wrote, and Senator Elizabeth Warren , of Massachusetts, signed on to, includes a provision—"on page eight," as Senator Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota, helpfully pointed out—that would effectively ban most forms of private insurance.
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On Monday, in a jab at Republicans for proceeding without any public hearings on their bill, Senate Democrats released a letter to Republican committee leaders in which they helpfully provided a list of rooms in the Capitol complex that could be used to hold hearings.
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"The paint is the blood that supposedly gets on the floor when you shoot somebody," Sheeran helpfully explained in the book "I Heard You Paint Houses" (2004), written by a lawyer and former prosecutor, Charles Brandt, based on deathbed interviews with Sheeran and released posthumously.
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She helpfully provides references with the spines of books stacked in "It Is So" and another painting of sexual intimacy, "Night Studio" (2009): Bruegel, Goya, Vuillard, Munch, Nolde, Kirchner, and Ernst, among other forebears, and her figure-painting contemporaries Nicola Tyson and Peter Doig.
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That's a tiny fraction of the approximately 2350 million metric tons spewed into the atmosphere by air travel in 2018, but it's also, the Guardian helpfully points out, more than the average person emits in an entire year in 68 countries around the world.
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Mr. Last has helpfully included, at 21A, 22A, 33A and 58A, actions that will get you ejected while playing each of the sports in question — a BEAN BALL, an ILLEGAL SLIDE TACKLE (sounds stylishly painful, very European), a HELMET HIT and a FLAGRANT FOUL.
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The rhetorical move here was helpfully explained to me by a lawyer, who also explained that it would be a very expensive case without any real financial reward, and that the gallery likely knew that and would just do whatever they wanted to anyway.
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UPDATE: The evolutionary ecologist William Godsoe helpfully notes on Twitter that the reduced form of the price equation (wΔz=cov(wi,zi)) was independently discovered by Alan Robertson in 1966 (and, one might add, by Ching Chun Li in 1967) before Price's 1970 publication.
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That blandness extends to most of the characters, whom Past Myfanwy helpfully explains to us with a character chart that lays out everyone's basic archetype: there's ice queen PR agent, the sweetly capable assistant, the apparently sinister but ultimately well-meaning second-in-command, and so on.
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Being careful doesn't just allow the administration to avoid setting off obvious constitutional alarms (like trying to ban all refugees except for "persecuted religious minorities," which President Trump helpfully clarified to a Christian Broadcasting Network interviewer was meant to favor Christians living in the Middle East).
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" Another telling detail from the New York profile: Kushner's favorite book is The Count of Monte Cristo, which the reporter helpfully described as "the story of a wronged man who escapes prison, becomes rich, and uses his wealth to stealthily visit vengeance upon his unsuspecting enemies.
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Blame it on nostalgia for the decade or (more likely) somebody needing to remodel their living room, but the Dru Hill founder has teamed up with Norwegian production trio JCY (pronounced "JUICY" as their SoundCloud bio helpfully notes) for a 2017 remake of his chart-topping smash.
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It feels like the latter — especially since Jon helpfully pointed out to Dany that maybe the witch who murdered her husband wasn't the most reliable source of information on her childbearing capabilities, meaning that there could be yet another incest baby heading to Westeros in Season 8.
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The lines include him detailing the holiday's dates (December 26 to January 1), bigging up Kwanzaa founder Maulana Karenga, and running through the seven core principles known as the Nguzo Saba—which helpfully allows him to rhyme in the name of an ex-girlfriend also called Saba.
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In 2017 there really is no excuse for leaving your device unprotected, with so many options available—from trusted locations on Android, which helpfully turns on additional security when you're not at home, to Touch ID on iOS, which demands your fingerprint for accessing protected data.
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But as long as women un-ironically state that they've "never really noticed a boys' club," or helpfully suggest that kitchens are worse for young men than for young women, or run magazines that continue to glorify men's accomplishments while diminishing women's, we just won't get anywhere.
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In this case, with Trump pulling the U.S. back from the leading role it held as the creator and defender of the post-World War II order, Xi was helpfully offering to assume that part himself, and meanwhile moving to capture the future economy as well.
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But "much smaller" is still pretty huge: There are five main endings, with multiple variants of each—though upon reaching an ending, Netflix will also helpfully bring you back to pivotal decision points so that you can ease your FOMO and try the path not traveled.
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John Nolte of the Daily Wire helpfully points out that the media has been totally fine spreading fake news in the past, such as the false narrative that Ferguson teen Michael Brown held up his hands and asked a white police officer not to shoot him.
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The male joey — who, as the zoo so helpfully explained, is the mid-sized macropod species in between the wallaby (smallest) and kangaroo (largest) — is approximately 5-months-old and receiving round-the-clock care from keepers after his mother, Maloo, died suddenly of an infection.
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Tara must have been internally wrestling with herself over the idea of breaking her promise for the past six episodes, but we only get to hear the final resolution of that internal debate, which she helpfully spells out to Baby Judith so we can hear it, too.
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" In fact, there are so many takes on "Black Panther" that New York-based educator Roberto Soto-Carrion has helpfully compiled dozens of analytical stories related to the film and the "Black Panther" comics in general into a 14-page Google Doc called "The Black Panther Reader.
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So, for the new study, which was published this month in JAMA Network Open, researchers with the National Cancer Institute and other agencies turned to data from the N.I.H.-AARP Diet and Health Study, which helpfully had long pried into how people occupy their leisure time.
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Mr. Trump repeatedly said during the campaign that Republican promises to transform Medicare and slash entitlement spending were the reason the party lost the White House in 2012, helpfully name-checking Mr. Ryan, who sat at the bottom of the ticket that year, in his analysis.
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First reported by MacRumors, we've confirmed that attempting to watch the interactive flick on an Apple TV (we tested it with the newer, 4k version) results in a supercut of Black Mirror characters saying "I'm sorry" before a voice helpfully suggests watching the film on another, supported device.
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America needs to see Amazon's tax returns Russell Brandom says we can't have a good discussion about tax law until we knows what Amazon actually pays: Most of what we know about Amazon's taxes comes from the company's SEC filings, helpfully explained in this Wall Street Journal piece.
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About an hour after Chastain tweeted, the 33-year-old right-hander and father of six helpfully chimed in to explain to her, and to the rest of the internet, that if a woman doesn't want to get pregnant she should just not have sex of any sort.
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Then decide whether it trumps the gold standard of Kanye West parody videos, wherein Zach Galifianakis rides around on a tractor to the chest-beating sound of "Can't Tell Me Nothing Out", which we've helpfully pasted below because this is the internet and we are your spirit guides.
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Without yanking the reader's focus too far off the page, the pop-up commentary helpfully provides background for the book's old Irish politics and local folklore, as well as cheat sheets to Joyce's acrobatic wordplay and translations of the Latin, French and Italian phrases the characters occasionally spout.
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The creators have mostly refused to be drawn into explaining which—if any—of the theories is right (Ms Sloan helpfully says "they are all correct"), but have carefully planted enough "easter eggs" throughout the series that the debate is sure to be going on for a long time.
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Giles's old pal Ethan Rayne, in his first appearance of several, casts a spell that turns everyone into their Halloween costumes (well, except Cordelia) — giving us Ren Faire Buffy, commando Xander, and, most importantly, ghost Willow, who helpfully retains her memory but gains the ability to walk through walls.
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The sign-up page for the maternity package helpfully includes information about everything else a parent might be interested in that the Finnish government offers: maternity, paternity, and parental allowances, child benefits, three different types of childcare allowances, child sickness and disability assistance, an adoption grant, and more.
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There's also the fact that Goethe, unlike Werther, was a great writer, and at the heart of this beautiful novel lies Goethe's great late poem about his infatuation, the "Marienbad Elegy" (with the original German helpfully placed beside the English, which shows the deftness of David Dollenmayer's translation).
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Jewish Voice for Labour, the party's pet Jewish front group, has codified all of these gaslighting tactics in a document that helpfully lays out the strategy for how other political groups and movements with a will to power can shut down Jewish concerns about organized, systemic anti-Semitism.
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On another day, a perfectly polite man is probably to be found directing the crowds in the customs hall, assisting the elderly, apologizing for the crush, helpfully explaining things to people whose English is uncertain: He would make a good story about individuality as the basis for all hope.
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First read the "listicle from hell" of 11 steps Trump and a Republican Congress can pursue, assembled yesterday by David Roberts and Brad Plumer at Vox, with the points helpfully distilled in a tweeted image by Cris Robertson here: 11 top (non) environmental priorities for Trump & a GOP Congress:
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Live Water helpfully explains (emphasis ours):For cheaper transport and shelf stability all other bottled, filtered, spring, and tap waters are sterilized with ozone gas, irradiated with UV light, and passed through a sub-micron filter It's similar to juice that's pasteurized so it can sit on shelves for months.
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"When you select AT&T Internet Preferences, we can offer you our best pricing on GigaPower because you let us use your individual Web browsing information, like the search terms you enter and the web pages you visit, to tailor ads and offers to your interests," AT&T helpfully explains.
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It is not just that nearly 2.3bn people use the service at least once a month, all identified by what seems to be a real name, all not only providing portraits of themselves but also helpfully linking themselves to their friends and interests (not to mention identifying pictures of each other).
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Seriously, the best part is that using an antenna doesn't have to ruin your living room anymore The newly updated Fire TV app walks you through a series of setup screens that helpfully offer tips on antenna placement, and helps you get the Recast connected to your Wi-Fi network.
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So, for the first of the new studies, which was published this month in The Lancet Public Health, researchers at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim, Norway, helpfully decided to look into that very issue, taking advantage of the reams of health data available on average Norwegians.
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But hindsight both giveth and taketh — when the book has you go to the 235th Olympic Games in Greece, in A.D. 161, the authors helpfully tell you to enjoy the six-foot-tall sculpture of Nike before it's removed to Constantinople in the fifth century and destroyed in a fire.
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In another scene, Moore pursues his clue about the killer's "silver smile" to a dentist, where he learns from a patient — whose slurred mid-operation speech is helpfully translated by the dentist himself — that silver discoloration is a common side effect of a then-common treatment for syphilis: mercury salts.
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When one woman complained that her daughter couldn't get a test—she needed to confirm a temperature of over 101 degrees, but thermometers at her local convenience store were all sold out—another member helpfully offered a place to find thermometers, while another suggested a local clinic that offered testing.
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TED-Ed helpfully breaks down the process, which is outlined in the U.S. Constitution, in this easy-to-follow video from the last election cycle: So here's how those "battleground states" earned their name: they're ones that aren't (historically) solidly Republican or Democrat and are expected to be competitive this election cycle.
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The Trump years have done much to raise Jones's profile, so in the likely event he was outside your personal purview when Sandy Hook took place, the suit helpfully reprints several excerpts from the ambling bullshit carnival that is Infowars:Folks, we've got video of Anderson Cooper with clear blue-screen out there.
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In a vacuum, you might imagine that a populist nationalist president—a man who brands himself as a swamp-drainer and has been helpfully described by pundits as a "dove"—would argue that oil is not so precious as to be worth sending armed Americans overseas to "secure" its sources in perpetuity.
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CNET helpfully noted that the shoes continue to be shoes, regardless of whether the app works, and that buttons on the side continue to function:You're still able to wear the sneakers and walk around in them, but all the smart features from the app stopped working with the update, frustrated users said.
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Alright so we're probably dealing with 3-4 different Bernard clones (this post helpfully added screenshots to differentiate between black shirt, blue shirt , white shirt Bernard.) Then there's the added layer of multiple timelines, which could actually just be different Bernards in the same timeline but in different parts of the park.
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Cover bands set up on the sidewalk and hump as helpfully as they can through inspirational songs that aren't too hard to play; there is a special emphasis on Bill Conti's Rocky theme, to the point where it appears to be playing on a stumbling loop that resets every ten blocks or so.
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Instead of simply smashing it against the world, over and over, he looked for the spaces into which it fit most helpfully; he found the actions that helped him most, and he did them over and over again; he entrusted his individual talents to a generous system that was worthy of them.
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Masters helpfully quote-tweeted this vintage tweet (from 2016), by journalist Ginny Marvin — which presents a visual history of Google ad labelling in search results that's aptly titled "color fade"; a reference to the gradual demise of the color-shaded box Google used to apply to clearly distinguish ads in search results.
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The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget helpfully combined them into a single table: The single biggest tax cut included in the bill is the repeal of the 3.8 percent tax the Affordable Care Act applied to capital gains, dividend, and interest income for families with $250,290 or more in income ($20,20.1 for singles).
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When contacted by the New York Times last week, she noted an additional, ethical issue with what she states has happened: Whether Viktor's suit will be successful (or whether it will be settled out of court) is yet to be seen, though helpfully, we recently asked a Lawyer about this actually pretty complex issue.
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MacPhee also helpfully provides several indexes to support your meanderings, including a glossary of musical styles which explain relationships to social movements, such as the ways in which bossa nova, and its offspring, música popular brasiliera (MPB) featured veiled political lyrics so as to evade censorship during Brazil's military dictatorship in the mid- to late 1960s.
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Indeed, the case files reflect how their operating theories morphed from one to another without explanation, a bit player in one crime becoming a suspect in another without any previously known connection to it, and witnesses who helpfully turn up just as the cases are about to go cold, with crucial information leading to the supposed killers.
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But as Eric Limer shows us over at Popular Mechanics, check out what happens when someone tries to do this on a Facit ESA-25 mechanical calculator, with the cover helpfully removed so all the internal workings are exposed:The machine pretty much goes insane, its gears and cogs hammering away in a nonstop frenzy of clacking. WTF?
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Through the Facebook meme, most people have been helpfully adding that context back in ("me in 2008 and me in 2018") as well as further info, in many cases, about where and how the pic was taken ("2008 at University of Whatever, taken by Joe; 53 visiting New City for this year's such-and-such event").
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" From there, the debate broke out into a discussion on dealing with "unparliamentary language" to which Assistant Deputy Speaker Anthony Rota of the liberal party helpfully provided some mediation: "There are times in the chamber when passion takes over, things get heated, and sometimes we say things that are out of order or that may not be parliamentary.
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Dabbing—which Know Your Meme helpfully defines as "a hip-hop dance that involves dropping one's head with one arm raised and resting the face inside of the elbow of the other arm, which essentially resembles the gesture of a polite attempt at muffling a loud sneeze"—was at that point quite popular throughout the United States and elsewhere.
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Because the underlying thrust of this great new cycle of paintings, Weinstein cunningly mused, would be helpfully kept from overmuch public scrutiny by pesky, grievance-fueled and, generally speaking, over-opinionated young women, if it were to be presented as a spasmodic sequence of scenes from a poem that doesn't seem to be peopled by human beings at all.
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" That term of art was helpfully defined by the FBI special agent who would later sign the criminal complaint charging Peng with espionage: "A dead drop is a method of spycraft used to pass items or information between two individuals using a secret location thus not requiring them to meet directly, so as to maintain operational security.
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WSJ's Shalini Ramachandran helpfully summarized them in 140 characters: DirecTV Now holes: No DVR yet, no NFL on phone, no local station feed where ABC/NBC/Fox don't own the station, no NFL Sunday Ticket, no CBS And if this is something you're thinking about buying, I have some notes at the bottom of this post.
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You grasp the top of the display, and its bottom half separates from the leather, then you pull it forward into a mode for movie watching, which helpfully leaves the touchpad available for use, or all the way down into a full tablet mode, which lets you really appreciate the device's lovely looking and super thin 13.3-inch 1080p display.
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A team that prides itself on never causing "distractions"—helpfully juxtaposed by Antonio Brown and the Steelers this week—now deserves every single question posed to every single person in the Patriots organization asking how they feel about their owner and quarterback and coach supporting the racist block of cheddar cheese who is now the President of these United States.
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" And when I searched "are Muslims evil," Google helpfully suggested the following "related" questions to help me expand my thinking: Google rewards search behavior by algorithmically weighting the links people click on to be more prominent in future searches, which is how we got into this mess: as Wired put it last year, Google search algorithms are racist "because the internet is racist.
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By helpfully suggesting talking points to resellers—or MVNOs, for Mobile Virtual Network Operators—including Mint Mobile, Republic Wireless, and Ting, all of which lease access from the Big Four network operators (Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile) in order to sell phone and data services to customers, T-Mobile is following the usual "air of inevitability" merger playbook.
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The biggest hikes number in the thousands of dollars, and are concentrated among single parents: Batchelder helpfully summarizes this in two tables, one for single parents: And one for married couples: Who's affected depends on how many children they have and how much they have in child care costs; married families with only one child probably won't face a tax increase, for example.
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" The agency helpfully reminds everyone in the notice that operating a drone that's wielding a dangerous weapon is a violation of Section 363 of the 2018 FAA Reauthorization Act, which can result in fines of up to $25,000 for each violation — unless, the FAA says, the drone operator receives "specific authorization from the Administrator of the FAA to conduct the operation.
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And if anyone was obtuse enough to harbor any genuine doubts about whether a shakedown had gone down, President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 4,400 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE's chief of staff helpfully clarified the matter.
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Screenshot: U.S. Strategic Command (Twitter)The United States Strategic Command—a high-level U.S. military unified command that oversees everything from nuclear deterrence, command, control, and communications to intelligence, cyber warfare, and combating the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction—helpfully reminded the world on New Year's Eve that it has the capability to bomb the world back to the stone age before 2019 rolls in.
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The CDC has helpfully put together some very specific guidelines for who should be tested and when: If you have symptoms of Zika or you are pregnant (with or without symptoms) and you either live in or have traveled to a place with Zika transmission, or you've had sex with someone who lives in or has traveled to a place with Zika transmission, you should be tested.
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When Ackmann chronicles the day in February 1848 on which the 17-year-old Dickinson, away at school, turns aside her headmistress's invitation to pledge her life to Christ, instead remaining a "no hoper" in the school's lexicon, we learn a good deal about Mount Holyoke Female Seminary's indomitable headmistress, Mary Lyon; the nosy wife of a trustee; and, most helpfully, the seminary's students and recent graduates.
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"Cancel culture," after all, is a phrase deployed widely outside the world of comedy to describe an all consuming, social media-fueled climate of outrage—a dark cloud hanging over not only comics, but also a wide range of public figures and entities, some of whom where helpfully named by a New York Times piece last year, "Everyone is Canceled": Bill Gates is canceled.
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Hollywood&aposs Movies Suck, and It Doesn&apost Want You to KnowHollywood is struggling through a particularly rough financial patch at the moment, and it's…Read more ReadYves Bergquist manages the Data & Analytics Project at USC's Entertainment Technology Center and he's helpfully looked over the data from Rotten Tomatoes over the last 17 years to give us some firm answers on the correlation between box office returns and fresh ratings.
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There's a camera built in that watches the food cook and can correctly identify what food you put in, helpfully supplying cooking modes; Wi-Fi so you can connect to the app to watch your food cook, adjust temperature, or even take set a reminder to take food out; and carbon fiber heating elements that intelligent heat depending on the food so food always comes out evenly cooked.
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" (Glenn Kessler, the Post's indomitable fact-checker, helpfully explained that, while this wasn't technically true, it was true in spirit because most of the anti-Sanders ad spending had been online, not on television.) The Monday morning following Clinton's Sunday show appearances, the narrative was bubbling up in the press: Times reporter Nate Cohn, taking on the puzzle of Sanders's popularity against Trump, echoed, "Sanders just hasn't faced any major attacks on his record.
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" Declaring victory over the Disrupters is "the Resistance," equivalently endowed with a capital letter but otherwise overmatched by their opponents: "The Disrupters are led by a cabal of self-centered billionaires who love to exercise their power over others," Ravitch helpfully explains, "and the Resistance is led by tireless parents, students, grandparents, public school graduates, teachers, retired teachers, community leaders and religious leaders who are devoted to the principle of separation of church and state.
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Entering the grounds of Blenheim Palace, the beautiful Baroque site of her new exhibition in England, On War, I began to worry about how I'd respond to the work: Whether her art would be even more moving in real life (helpfully, being out in the countryside, I was already overwhelmed by the absence of concrete, watching hundreds of geese scattering into the sky from sheets of green), or if my general apathy toward exhibitions would render the projections disappointing.
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There's the Margarita Atwood, which has a lime wheel and a dash of bitters floating on top, for a drinkable interpretation of "under his eye"; the Joan of Arc & Stormy, a traditional Dark and Stormy with an added drop of absinthe, the domineering French spirit once popular among the French; and the Betty Friedan-inspired Feminine Mys-tiki ("tiki cocktail recipes look complicated because there are so many ingredients, but they're pretty easy to make," she helpfully notes).
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If you're unsure where to start, The Met helpfully offers a selection of categories to browse that it obviously felt would be attractive to the internet at large: Masterpiece Paintings, Cats, Monsters and Mythological Creatures, Met-staches, New York City, Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, Winter Wonderland, Vincent van Gogh, The Pre-Raphaelite Style, Self-Portraits, Quilts, Gold, Georges Seurat, Arms and Armor, The Monuments Men at The Met, Faces from the Ancient World, Tiffany Glass, Dress to Impress, Art or Design?
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None of which solves the mystery of Bernie Gunther, hiding in plain sight among the worst villains of the Third Reich—their fates recorded helpfully (if ironically) in Kerr's acknowledgments pages—let alone the far deeper mystery of why, in a time of horrific cruelty and genocidal murder, when many of the best people in Germany have left, or tried to flee, others have elected to remain at home, anxiously holding the fort and hoping to last until the carnage ends.
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While Ikea's website doesn't list all the models just yet, Reddit user HomeKit Hero has helpfully compiled a full list of the different sizes, model numbers, and prices for the US versions, listed below: If you're interested in picking up a set for yourself, you can check Ikea's website to see if your local store has any in stock, although some Reddit users have recommended calling the store to ask about the model number directly, as the website doesn't list all the sizes yet.
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I'm not sure how Jake Gyllenhaal would feel if he knew there was someone out there taking in a few dollars at a time from curious fans eager to read about his fashion choices ("If Gyllenhaal is seen in a community, he is usually in a t-shirt, a squared shirt, and inadvertent jeans," Green writes, helpfully), but that is mostly my problem, as I've written about him in strange ways on the internet so many times that his publicist refuses to talk to me.
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And here's an email HBO sent me last week, helpfully suggesting that Game of Thrones fans should "make Succession your next binge" (I'm a big Succession fan, too, but so far it has featured zero dragons and beheadings, and if there was brief nudity I missed it.) More practically, HBO has already ramped up its output schedule — a decision made before AT&T officially purchased HBO last summer, but made with its new owner's appetite for more content in mind — which accounts for the couple dozen shows it has in production for this year and 2020.
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