With the heels, it was a little bit iffy, but not that iffy.
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Instead of it showing us clips for six or seven iffy pilots, we got to watch iffy sizzle reels spread throughout the entire NBCUniversal family.
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And if you ask us, they're a pretty iffy source!
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The HTC 10 has great audio but an iffy camera.
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Lietschuh said trains and buses are a bit more iffy.
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And artists telling other artists what to do is iffy.
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"The weather is going to be a little iffy," Woods said.
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He says Google's route runs through an iffy part of town.
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And connections for many are iffy even when there is power.
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Much of the iffy money is ploughed into swanky British pads.
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Such a proposal is not only morally but also constitutionally iffy.
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"For a while her design was just, like, iffy," said Persichetti.
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Plus, earnings matter and guidance has been "rather iffy," Siegel said.
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Sorry — fox tights and an "iffy" shift dress with some zippers.
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But even that is "iffy from a reasonableness standard," he said.
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A lot of people were iffy about Nick at the beginning!
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Now comes the iffy part: getting the donations to the candidates.
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Earlier Xperias also had terrific camera sensors allied to iffy software.
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Don't rely on your computer's iffy built-in microphone and speakers.
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But forecasts of a weakening storm are somewhat iffy, meteorologists said.
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Indeed, there are not a lot of iffy short-fill words.
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Back then, in April 2016, things were looking iffy for Trump.
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The lip color I had been iffy about was a triumphant win.
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This may dissuade holidaymakers from exaggerating an iffy tummy into a claim.
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Her bid for re-election next year, already iffy, just got iffier.
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But this orientation blocks the bottom speakers, hampering the already iffy sound.
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A soon-to-be nominee iffy at best about his running mate?
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"Michigan is an iffy state," Ginger, who works in human resources, says.
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Most of them have pretty iffy battery life, and so-so screens.
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And I'm guessing Microsoft hopes that buzz is positive rather than iffy.
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Which might tell us something: Sure, people are iffy on the media.
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In fact, the legality of the group as a whole is iffy.
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Though the forecast had been iffy, the weather was clear and breezy.
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"Lie" is corrupted by an iffy chorus and unnecessary feature from Quavo.
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Lawsuits accusing banks of peddling iffy securities are not rare these days.
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There are many factors at play, ones with some potentially iffy implications.
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And that savior complex is exactly where CAOS' wokeness gets iffy real fast.
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Based on what FF presented tonight, the answer seems to be pretty iffy.
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Even businesses recognise that, politically, there is something iffy about the government's approach.
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Even then, the measure's ultimate fate still seems iffy because of internal divisions.
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They were kind of iffy about it, but they gave me a shot.
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Perhaps an iffy professional move, but clearly she's no bimbo; she's a doctor.
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One iffy accent cannot stand in the way of truth and justice, however.
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On their list were aging boilers, iffy air conditioning systems and leaky roofs.
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Before the cleaning run starts, toss every iffy household item behind the boundary.
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"The examples we provided [in the complaint] are not iffy examples," Patten told Gizmodo.
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The pair has been reportedly rebuilding their relationship, but it's all felt iffy lately.
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That increase has looked iffy and some investors have worried Boeing would abandon it.
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But then, if it's a free for all, it's a bit iffy, you know?
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At first pass, the economic argument for subsidising child care is a bit iffy.
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The government shutdown adds just another source of uncertainty to an already iffy outlook.
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"[Bitcoin] is very iffy," Robbins says, speaking from the Iconic conference presented by Inc.
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Even assuming they wiggle out of the deal after two years, it's still iffy.
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Given the proposal's chaotic birth and less-than-welcome reception, its passage is iffy.
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In-game, I am a rudimentary Morty clone with iffy intelligence and motor skills.
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So, even under the Chinese template, the recovery is still a very iffy one.
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Real Unifi quietly died a death and its URL is particularly iffy now. 4G.
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But if the shutdown extends after the first week, the situation would be iffy.
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"Anytime we send something over to the Senate, it's an iffy proposition," said Rep.
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But that job is suddenly looking iffy as A.I. gets better at reading scans.
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Airbnb has been more iffy than its peers in committing to an IPO in 2019.
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If you'd asked me this question two years ago, I would be a little iffy.
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But it's an iffy question for the House to get a majority in the house.
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And if you're a journo, flights are getting iffy but hotels are pretty cheap still.
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Trump is unpopular and consumer confidence is iffy, but the underlying economic data is sound.
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Some of the pin locations were a little iffy with how quick the greens were.
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"My slider was iffy sometimes but the changeup was the big thing tonight," he said.
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It's iffy for the Midwest and it could be cloudy or stormy in the Southeast.
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Whatever iffy bits do rise to the top are removed when the stock is strained.
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Chances are you live in an iffy neighborhood and European Jews look down on you.
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Logan Couture still sounds iffy after taking a puck to the mouth two weeks ago.
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That's a little iffy, because that's when it's on the brink of encouraging such actions.
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Oprah the candidate is iffy both for her personally and the Democrats as a party.
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Getting into Africa is iffy, though an evening with "Out of Africa" is no problem.
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"It's iffy whether she's voting for Beto or not," said his sister, Victoria Fachner, 62.
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Still, strumming a ukulele doesn't guarantee going viral, and musical series have an iffy history.
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Sony recently released noise-cancelling wireless earbuds that honestly made AirPods look a little iffy.
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Contemporary public sculpture has an iffy track record, but we got sterling examples this year.
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Even the idea of Santa Claus inside your home without consent is a little iffy.
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Let's assume the Knicks' crack medical and rehabilitation staff warned that his future looked iffy.
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Of my "iffy" specials this one has the highest likelihood of actually being really good.
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But since you're using an unsupported monitor, don't be surprised if you see some iffy results.
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I can make it through Monday and Tuesday no problem, but Wednesday and Thursday are iffy.
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Targeting iffy Russian money would reinforce Britain's efforts to embarrass Vladimir Putin's intelligence agencies (see article).
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The "Iffy Quotient" has since fallen on Facebook to its levels at the start of 2016.
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In fact, those two lead singles are arguably the only iffy songs on the entire tracklist.
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Some may decide to avoid strict security and iffy drugs by going the technically legal route.
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I, however, marched off feeling a bit naked using trail maps and my cellphone's iffy GPS.
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The only entry I thought was iffy was AGE LEVEL, but the rest was pure gold.
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The EVO 2900-S's creaky hinges and flimsy, plastic lid make for an iffy first impression.
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In the end, the experiment yielded a bunch of iffy numbers simply because of human error.
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He has no concern about the Fed raising rates during a period of iffy economic growth.
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And now they won't be disclosing partnerships [with politicians] and it's even more iffy to me.
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THE ROLE: A.J. Daulerio, the Deadspinning, ethically iffy bad boy editor known for wanting things his way.
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What happens if the Internet is down, your Wi-Fi is iffy or your Bluetooth isn't working?
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The one Toy-Con I felt iffy about was the most expensive one: the Robot mech suit.
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After that iffy season — which Vox called an "irredeemable mess" — changes are coming to the Netflix show.
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In other words, everyone I know—myself included—walks out of the conversation feeling a little iffy.
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I would stick to charter schools (especially since the results from voucher programs look a bit iffy).
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Everything I was iffy about, I packed up in a bag and stored in a spare closet.
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Some moderate Republicans are feeling alienated by the latest bill changes -- and hard conservatives are still iffy.
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But the company has spent the last few decades dormant, save for an iffy stint in F1.
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"But it's an iffy question for the House to get a majority in the House," he said.
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In this iffy environment, it is perhaps not surprising that productivity performance globally has been so weak.
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I'm skipping ahead during the ring introductions, the iffy camera angles on the "ring girls," the walkouts.
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Gwyneth Paltrow's wellness brand Goop has written about numerous iffy diet practices, including a goat milk cleanse.
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And Hitchen sees to it that Ricky's delusions, stubbornness and iffy decision-making never tip into stupidity.
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She said that even though the forecast was iffy, their date would go forward, rain or shine.
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The Journal's Joanna Stern has some suggestions on how you can avoid unsafe or other iffy purchases.
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If you're iffy on picking colors, look to your closet for inspiration in fabric prints and patterns.
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Here's what else is happening: After a beautiful start to the week, things are looking iffy today.
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The constant pinball machine of time zones has also severely mucked up my already iffy sleep habits.
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If your chair is a bit iffy on the support scale, there are products that can help.
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A decade ago early attempts at game streaming flopped precisely because of high prices and iffy technology.
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The righteousness of powerful businessmen had been looking extra iffy, but in San Francisco change was coming.
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Purists may focus on the prickly new orchestrations (by Alexander Gemignani) and iffy singing (by almost everyone).
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West picks up an iffy technical and a couple plays later pastes a Thunder shot against the backboard.
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There's an A24 movie bracket floating around that I need to weigh in on, iffy seeding be damned.
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Hanzal was iffy, but the West is open so it makes sense for the Wild to go hard.
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This would be iffy in most cases, but this particular episode is especially uncomfortable in our current climate.
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The national media picked up on the iffy future of CHIP and communicated it to a mass audience.
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The sound quality is kind of iffy but the scale and power of this performance can't be denied.
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Step totals seemed accurate, as did sleep data, though the "floors climbed" stat was a little more iffy.
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Both the cash-for-votes sting and the iffy ink point to wider problems with the Rajya Sabha.
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"I'm a bit iffy about him," says Jarrod, a Democrat, who attends the University of California at Davis.
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Rather than leave the matter iffy, Congress should step in and properly define the term itself in statute.
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For forensic scientists, estimating the time of death from human remains has always been a somewhat iffy business.
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"If you think it's iffy, you might as well try to hit him inside the baseline," Keuchel said.
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After a spectacular 2017 and iffy early stretch this year, the stock market is once again trading high.
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But when it comes to corporations or government agencies, it gets a bit more iffy, according to him.
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"They'd be taking in women from Pennsylvania, which is an iffy state on the border," she told me.
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In that sub-$24 price range, you usually get some mix of compromised sound quality and iffy durability.
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Just a little trickle of blood so that you don't look injured, only stupid and a bit iffy.
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So a constructor may end up with great 15s and some pretty iffy words crossing down through them.
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But reboots have become iffy propositions, with originals readily available on Amazon Prime and in DVD box sets.
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I don't normally stack themers when there are five or more overlapping letters, afraid of iffy crossing fill.
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The environmental benefits of bioplastics are iffy at best, as PLA waste won't biodegrade without specialized industrial composting.
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Again, the Internet here isn't great, so performance was iffy, but at times, it worked like a charm.
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"The forecasts are so iffy," lamented Terry Gellin, 993, a retired high school English and social studies teacher.
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"The forecasts are so iffy," lamented Terry Gellin, 993, a retired high school English and social studies teacher.
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That could be useful, but it might also be iffy, given the uneven legality of marijuana across the nation.
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The Danish lender's Estonian branch is suspected of handling up to $230bn of iffy funds from former Soviet states.
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An amazingly well-designed machine with a gorgeous screen ruined by iffy battery life and last generation's graphics tech.
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"Nick blossomed, far more than Deborah or I could have ever expected, given his original iffy prognosis," Roker admitted.
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IT WAS a striking move from a country better known for hiding iffy foreign wealth than for exposing it.
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Its all-day battery life is also a big plus compared to the iffy longevity of the MacBooks Pro.
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Some deal-breakers: a low sperm count, an iffy health history or sperm that don't do well after freezing.
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But as you can see in the screenshot below, the prospect of using Uber there is iffy at best.
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Two people are separately rescued by the heroine from iffy situations that could potentially become terrible, but they don't.
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Granted, that Cam Ward extension looks iffy, and looks more like a loyalty move than a defensible hockey decision.
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The Rapide E has been iffy for some time, despite Aston announcing a "production ready" version in April 2019.
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They have wifi and outlets (although the internet is iffy at times), and have a great menu with vegan options.
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Terrelle Pryor Broke Out The historical success rate for converting a quarterback to the wide-receiver position is pretty iffy.
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McCain sounds mostly satisfied, though Republican leaders are weighing last-minute changes to the tax bill to assuage iffy votes.
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Jaime told Cersei that she was ruler of "Three Kingdoms at best"; the Stormlands are one of those iffy three.
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Trap artists like Offset got rightfully called out last year for homophobic gaffes, with iffy apologies that left many unconvinced.
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Almost all African countries apart from South Africa have formally or informally banned GM crops, following iffy advice from ecowarriors.
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"I think [bitcoin] is very iffy," Robbins tells CNBC's "Fast Money " Wednesday, speaking from the Iconic conference presented by Inc.
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Winning international games in Central America and the Caribbean can be tough; conditions are difficult and refereeing can be iffy.
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Stopping at gas stations housed in iffy spaces that offered stale food and beverage selections both depressed and inspired them.
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Even if he did want to help ISIS (a claim that, again, is preposterous), the treason allegation would be iffy.
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Other parts of 21st-century wedding etiquette are more iffy: When is it okay to take photos during the ceremony?
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"We started a bit iffy but I think after we scored we controlled the game," De Bruyne told Sky Sports.
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However, June is now iffy, with the prospects dipping to 50.3 percent from nearly 60 percent just a day ago.
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In the original construction of this grid I wasn't patient enough, because I allowed two iffy words into the fill.
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But the WSJ reports that Mr. Trump feels iffy about some elements of his previous proposals, including private-public partnerships.
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And there's a long line of publications that have run with iffy reports for the sake of traffic over the years.
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But first, the spaceplane has to get to space, and conditions are fairly iffy today, according to Patrick Air Force Base.
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Even if he did want to help al-Qaeda (a claim that, again, is preposterous), the treason allegation would be iffy.
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For instance, Housel is concerned about illegal immigration, but "iffy" about Trump's proposal to build a wall on the Mexican border.
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But even when a testing device is 100% accurate and reliable, some experts are iffy on the benefits of self-testing.
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Several questions arise, like what happens if the Internet is down, your Wi-Fi is iffy or your Bluetooth isn't working?
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But the thin third-party app support, iffy fitness tracking accuracy, and sometimes onerous Samsung software keep it from being great.
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Small ding: THE NERVE crossing THE NBA — both for the THE dupe and iffy THE [sports league, sports team]-type entry.
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Tellingly, this response is most commonly spouted out of the shit-spewing mouths of men with their own iffy sexual histories.
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Orioles 1B Chris Davis is iffy to play on Tuesday after visiting a hospital to deal with a stomach virus. 3.
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When you know what you're turning in won't be assessed further, you should always mention if you're feeling iffy about it.
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While tokens are always an iffy investment, this team has produced product and, more important, it's clear they'll never raise venture.
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As an aside, the Bose mobile app, where you adjust these settings and otherwise manage the 700s, is a little iffy.
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TV shows about TV have an iffy track record to begin with, but the overlap here is meta in the extreme.
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In the beginning, my plan was just to make that recipe, but when I followed it, it tasted, kind of … iffy.
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She dropped Patrice off first, offered to drive her down the iffy path to the house, but Patrice said no thanks.
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Will liked the concept, but asked to remove some iffy fill and to replace HIPPO, which was the only shortened entry.
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If the North Korean missile's target was Guam, or the waters near it, shooting it down would be an iffy proposition.
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The weekend is looking iffy, though, so use this beautiful morning commute as an opportunity to do a no-rain dance.
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And they know that his chances of winning the election are iffy: Perhaps their best hope, the F.B.I. inquiry into Mrs.
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The Hard Tomorrow's vision of how that dystopia works (our own, ratcheted up a few more levels) sometimes feels politically iffy.
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Among them, Lisa Murkowski from Alaska, Susan Collins from Maine, even Ben Sasse from Nebraska, though he's a little more iffy.
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This one is in the "iffy" category for me only because radiation is a tricky issue from a science communication standpoint.
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Also reporting will be Google parent Alphabet — core ad revenue is expected to remain strong, but its side businesses look iffy.
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But that would be pretty innocuous on the embarrassment scale, considering he got busted sending iffy texts to a 14-year-old.
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It's iffy, because you don't want to offend parents; but at the same time, they're wearing the same thing every single day.
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We know very little about what changes Google has made with the Pixelbook 2 aside from some iffy leaks here and there.
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So that was that, I would learn to live with the Pixel 2 XL with the iffy screen and accept life's imperfections.
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"I hate to pick on him, but Bill Murray gave me a really iffy first impression on The Life Aquatic," she revealed.
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But when it comes to head-scratching financial choices—how much to save, where to invest—that assumption looks ever more iffy.
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My thoughts exactly, though tonight's more melodic tune exposed an iffy vocal we don't usually hear on Avalon's more conversational song choices.
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Thunderstorms may roll in this afternoon — and Labor Day weekend's looking iffy — but here's hoping that Mother Nature comes through for us.
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But with little industry and iffy transportation, the economy has long been stalled, and the human capital is continuously depleted by emigration.
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I decided to maximize my subscription and choose a full eight pieces, even if I was iffy on a few of them.
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I'm frequently contacted by young women weighing the (iffy) benefits and (massive) costs of calling out sexism in their male-dominated industries.
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Fewer than 10,000 DMCs were built before allegations of drug-trafficking sank John DeLorean's reputation and iffy finances ended the car company.
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George seemed like a mask suggesting iffy links to Western Europe, a more digestible origin story for new Americans with dark complexions.
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It's being framed as a mutual decision, although at least some of the messaging around that has sure seemed a little iffy.
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Here, Tinguely took mechanical components as a palette so as to produce iffy, eloquent compositions based on the effects of irregular speed.
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There's no shortage of anti-vaxxers who also believe in other iffy things, like "natural" cancer treatments and a government-ordered 9/11.
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His stomach is still iffy, but he's certain the only thing he has an appetite for is noodles from our favorite takeout place.
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The thing I'm a bit more iffy about is the use of the right analog stick for things like rolling and U-turning.
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Nevada polling has traditionally been iffy, since the state has an unusually transient population, and Democrats in particular have been underestimated here before.
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Small quibbles and iffy design choices aside, the EOS R, Z7, and Z6 are all good signs of where the industry is headed.
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In the context of real-life enforcement, the final violation Mr Ramos levied against Ms Williams, for verbal abuse, was just as iffy.
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Nelson and Cobb return as the top two, but betting on both to return to 2014 levels of production is an iffy gamble.
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Maybe President Obama's controversial off-the-cuff comment about the iffy economics of an art history degree holds water across the pond, too.
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It's portable—any slab of smooth ground is an instant gym—which eliminated my need to stare down iffy running routes when traveling.
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You can do specific location searches (as well as save home and work addresses), but the in-app GPS seems a little iffy.
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Blessed is thou, sayeth I, who can enjoy compressed MP3 audio streaming over an iffy cellular connection to their aptX-less Bluetooth earbuds.
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Also, while HOLLA supposedly bans iffy content -- like nudity and violence -- user reviews indicate that masturbation, fake identities, and negative comments are common.
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A boutique hotel remains, but the condominium suites are mostly silent, acquired by iffy oligarchs and dubious emissaries from go-go emerging markets.
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If you're a little iffy on your bread baking abilities, might we suggest you start with something that's nearly impossible to screw up?
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Nearly 350 million people took to the app in the last year to buy dirt-cheap products of sometimes iffy quality and authenticity.
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It tried shifting that focus with its $1,500 luxe MARQ line earlier this year, but its iffy screen made it a hard sell.
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I think the reason I get so iffy about this is I'm just not interested in lecturing people about how they should behave.
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We "met" through the Cruciverb-l mailing list, when I noticed she answered someone's question about an iffy entry from a millennial's perspective.
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The last baseball of the year is always the strangest, and the Cubs stressed their way through it with white knuckles and iffy moves.
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Despite some iffy reactions to his previous singles, Bieber has been roundly praised online for the message — and, ehem, intentions — of his new video.
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Back when brands first started catching on to the obvious ethical faux pas associated with fur coats, their fake alternatives were iffy at best.
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In terms of viewing, live streams are extremely difficult to moderate and control, so upsetting, racy, or otherwise iffy content can easily come through.
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Nonetheless, underwriters warn that similar terms are unlikely to be achieved on smaller deals, while bankers warn that not every iffy deal will fly.
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I couldn't really get CarPlay to slip up, but I did find that playing music off my iPhone was a little iffy at times.
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In Mr. Politi's case, Italian Arte Povera, which had an iffy relationship, at best, to painting, might be both a source and a target.
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Despite the dangers of his work — from disease, attacks by predators and iffy airplanes — he reveled at being in proximity to a big cat.
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Hipsterism is dead (or is it just ubiquitous?), the economy is iffy, and the cheap, disposable ethos of fast fashion has made its mark.
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"Anything that has even the chance of being iffy they are not going to be involved in," said Alexander, the analyst at GFMS Refinitiv.
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Though the two are similar in features, people have been more reluctant to purchase Facebook's version because of the company's iffy history with privacy.
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Yet despite the iffy acoustics, "The Mother of Us All" still makes its impact here, conducted by Daniela Candillari and directed by Louisa Proske.
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"The examples we provided [in the complaint] are not iffy examples," Truth in Advertising executive director Bonnie Patten told Gizmodo in September of last year.
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It used Peychaud's bitters instead of Angostura, which I think is a little iffy because Peychaud's imparts of bit more of an anise flavor/aroma.
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But given a Yiddish nickname of iffy accuracy, he still prefers Yiddish a lot more than the lynching talk he heard growing up in Omaha.
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So if you're a little iffy on spending money on a single-purpose camera app, you've got some assurance that more is on the way.
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Xbox One and PS4 won't allow games rated Adults Only, and even the predominant PC marketplace, Steam, has an iffy history with explicitly graphic games.
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Solid conversations will arrive this morning, but tonight things will be iffy—stay grounded and don't get carried away by big, and possibly delusional, ideas.
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Not a big problem for backers, of course, but a bit iffy to those of us who were following the company's progress from the sidelines.
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You could get a reversal in lumber, labor's iffy, but when it comes to time, that means you have to wait until the next quarter.
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While sometimes these issues (which aren't exclusive to Apple) are simply the result of shoddy product and iffy chipsets, the biggest culprit is usually interference.
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Let's see if he can divide that reward up effectively, given his iffy history with math, but for now watch his call to arms below.
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It's unclear whether folks like Thiel are already making use of any of the several increasingly iffy ways to get their hands on the stuff.
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Although the millions who watch these videos might regard them as overwhelming confirmation of abuse, again and again the "proof" is determined to be iffy.
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I came up with few more entries (some iffy, some dubious) like TOUGH IMAGE, FLYING HIGH, AIMING HIGH, GO THROUGH IT, HIGH INTENSITY, BROWSING HISTORY.
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It turned out that in 2007-15 some €200bn ($220bn) of iffy money, much of it from Russia, sloshed through this one tiny Estonian branch.
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Charcoal Whitening Toothpaste: Twin Pack Fluoride is that one possibly iffy ingredient that is found in most tubes of toothpaste, but this has none of that.
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Most of the lines and stations have at least some WiFi options, although my phone was iffy on connecting to some of the free networks available.
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But the vast majority have either remained uncommitted or are pledging to vote with their congressional district, which some believe is an iffy promise at best.
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Transparency International has identified 150 British properties worth £4.4bn bought with iffy wealth, and that is just the "low-hanging fruit", says the anti-corruption group.
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If I'm purchasing products with fundamental flaws — whether they be iffy displays or absent headphone jacks — I'm saying that those flaws aren't meaningfully problematic to me.
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Not only is banning young people from open platforms an iffy, hard-to-enforce proposition, it's unclear whether it is even the best thing for them.
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That age group does have a few more options, which may be another reason that you're feeling iffy about online dating if you're a baby boomer.
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In other words, a new version of a cloud service, even on AWS, can be just as iffy as a 1.0 version of old-fashioned software.
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Link can crouch down and move slowly to limit the noise he makes, but the in-game execution feels iffy even at the best of times.
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But an iffy outside shot and the inability to consistently impact a game without the ball in his hands complicates Wiggins' place on a great team.
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If you sign up to run and are sort of iffy in your commitment, today you're feeling more confident than because you've seen you can win.
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She uses people, and she fucks up, royally culminating in a very, very controversial choice that she makes in the final episode that I'm still iffy on.
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But when day two turns to day three and day four, that's when things get iffy, and it can be harder to achieve the results you want.
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If you're iffy on which model makes the most sense for your household, you can check out our guide to which Instant Pot is right for you.
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Interwoven with moments of dry humor, Kyung Me's adventures include iffy relationships and internal conflicts that produce all-too-relatable feelings of malaise, alienation, and self-loathing.
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We stayed at the Iroquois, and at the time you'd get a two-bedroom suite for 2147 bucks a night, back when that area was pretty iffy.
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Reports crossing the desk of Uhuru Kenyatta, Kenya's president, warn that the city's iffy water supply and colonial-era sewers are barely coping, says a presidential adviser.
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"I played well the whole week, today was a bit iffy at stages, but the difference was I putted really well," Schwartzel said at the trophy presentation.
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Atlanta's defend was 25th in Adjusted Line Yards allowed, and even teams with iffy running games like Seattle had a little success on them in the playoffs.
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And come they did on Monday night, when Beckham got tagged for an iffy taunting penalty after a late hit from Minnesota's Xavier Rhodes on the sideline.
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The Source: Online rumormongering Probability of Accuracy: Considering even one of the sources seems iffy on half of this report, let's assume it's just a little uncertain.
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Brussels has prevented a state-backed "bad bank" from purchasing some of those iffy loans because it would contravene newish EU rules on state aid to banks.
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Sincerely,Conflicted Feminist Dear Conflicted Feminist,Years ago, a cousin of mine (and a good gal pal) started dating a guy who was iffy on abortion rights.
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Art makes a substantial contribution to the economies of some small Indigenous settlements; an oversupply of iffy paintings led to a boom and, in 2008, a bust.
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But as background dancers filed onto the stage behind Monáe and Porter and began twirling, it was time for the next kind of weird and iffy moment.
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I learned this little hack from a Funbag reader years and years ago and I still deploy it, especially when the ripeness of the banana is iffy.
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While action on taxes and infrastructure remains iffy, President Trump's concrete moves to crack down on immigration and pull out of trade deals will hit the economy.
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Before I started Postmates, I was always iffy about it, and then one day I just went for it and tried it and I don't have any problems.
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In this quiet corner of New England, you might sometimes lack things to do, and air quality in the counties closest to the Massachusetts border can be iffy.
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Morant has been an iffy shooter in his two years at Murray State, and his 3-point shooting is considered his biggest weakness ahead of the NBA draft.
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With cell service iffy, the roads department has resorted to using runners who travel hours to areas of the island without phone service to relay reports of damage.
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Reid and his staff used a year to refine the QB's iffy mechanics, and he's paying them back with pinpoint throws from an arm capable of almost anything.
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For example, eight years into this bull market, expecting stocks to deliver as-strong returns over the next decade is an iffy proposition many are nonetheless banking on.
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Not only should you never experience gnarly, post-facial skin, but you also shouldn't endure pain, a hard sales pitch on products, or other iffy (but widespread) practices.
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But the results are average for this $400ish price point: you'll get okay-to-good shots in decent lighting conditions, but things get more iffy in other scenarios.
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Team: Indianapolis ColtsWeek 9 opponent: at Pittsburgh SteelersWhy you should sit him: It's risky to sit a running back as reliable as Mack, but this matchup looks iffy.
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Rita Lottie, a 271-year-old grandmother with liver disease, said she was at first "iffy" about the prospect of accepting a liver from a high-risk donor.
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Expect an iffy Saturday, with half a chance of rain, followed by a sublime Sunday, an even nicer Monday — which is Columbus Day — and a clear, golden week.
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Any time a show winds its way into "and there's a secret cabal!" territory, things get a little iffy, as shows like "Alias" or "Chuck" or "Scandal" demonstrate.
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It has less to do with the iffy, easy-to-satirize concept of "wokeness" than with the urgent need to see what is right in front of you.
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I feel iffy about having my face used when the products are made in a way that is likely not ethically produced, like in a sweatshop in China.
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The Denver Broncos have a defense strong enough to compensate for a season's worth of iffy quarterbacking from a dropped-off Hall of Famer and his inconsistent backup.
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Xu's iffy feelings toward the category haven't stopped Huawei from producing more wearables, however; the company unveiled the Huawei Watch 2 at Mobile World Congress earlier this year. Wait.
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An iffy night of fights came to a spectacular conclusion at UFC Fight Night 88 as Cody Garbrandt downed Thomas Almeida in the finest performance of his young career.
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That's because the app isn't really intended for those markets; it was designed to run on cheap, low-end smartphones and work reliably in regions with iffy data connectivity.
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Although the situation appears to have temporarily stabilized, Argentina is not out of the woods yet as soils remain dry in some areas and the rainfall forecast is iffy.
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People who pursue treatment for their infertility were never assured a baby in the first place; their chances were iffy, anyway, varying further depending on their age and health.
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One night in Rio, a good friend, a local Carioca who fancied himself the spiritual descendant of Brazilian F1 hero Ayrton Senna, got us lost in an iffy neighborhood.
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When female artists get super successful people start to nitpick, and sometimes they're right—the stuff is a little iffy, but often times it's just hate for no reason.
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What's a little iffy about these products are that at best, they might be helping you, but probably they're doing nothing; at worst, however, they may be harming you.
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Here's what else is happening: We wish we could tell you to power down your phones and frolic outdoors all weekend, but the next few days are looking iffy.
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Just like the first time around, some of it was great — those suits — and some of it was iffy (bubble skirts, which also showed up in couture in January).
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"The One With The Embryos" (Season 4, Episode 12) This episode was an early example of TV comedies teaching about the expense of IVF and its iffy success rate.
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Having no income except for some iffy book royalties, they moved to an apartment in an unfashionable West Hollywood neighborhood, and Dorothy was advised to apply for unemployment compensation.
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Though there seems to be moderation around iffy content (kids complain about having accounts suspended "for nothing"), there's plenty of swearing and occasional sharing of personal information with anonymous viewers.
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Not only are the average smartphones and tablets ultra-clunky, but their battery lives can be iffy, especially when you're running a data-draining app like Spotify in the background.
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We're also expecting to hear 5G tossed around everywhere, and Android Wear 2.0 could pick up some fresh momentum as new smartwatches offer more choice beyond the iffy launch hardware.
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According to the fashion editor — who omitted Jones' admirable literary accomplishments from conversation — the incoming editor wore a navy shiftdress strewn with zippers, a garment deemed as "iffy" at best.
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Second, the Trump agenda may be a bit more iffy, but it is certainly not dead, and the trading community still believes that some kind of tax cut is coming.
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Worse, as quasi-bureaucrats, Indian bankers are loth to do the one thing that would help a recovery, which is to sell iffy loans to outside investors and move on.
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Selling iffy nutritional supplements, or tricking people into endless monthly payments on an impulse-buy rotisserie, is a touch safer; they'd have to write letters to the state attorney general.
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I look for short words with unusual letters to start, like the four-letter __ FF/DL __ entry running down the center, which I confidently and correctly solved to IFFY/IDLY.
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There have been bullpen meltdowns, iffy starting pitching, offensive lulls, shaky defense — and that was before Brett Gardner was thrown out after rounding first for the final out on Saturday.
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The clamor from the benches wasn't all for goals that went in: On this ice, with this crowd, an iffy offside was just as likely to bring down the house.
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That may seem iffy considering Livingston's seniority, consistent production, and status as one of the best locker room presences in the league, but Cook's range better suits the modern NBA.
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With an iffy camera and no remote controller, the original Skydio R1 was a one-trick pony that couldn't fly out and take gorgeous photos and videos like your average DJI.
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But even when holding conference calls, the iffy treble of these earphones reared its ugly head and added an unwanted hiss when the person on the other side pronounced "s" sounds.
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You are two more iffy tax incentive schemes away from renaming my hometown Racine 4G LTE Touch Presented By Verizon, and we just can't do that to the people we love.
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Given all that is on Prime Minister May's plate these days, and her own iffy political situation, it might be a bridge too far for her to unilaterally take this step.
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Mayo-drenched salads sure are a picnic classic, but if you ever get a little iffy about all that mayo under the hot sun, consider this mustard-based potato salad instead.
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The few options that do exist are often stylistically niche, have iffy clarifications on their fabric sourcing (at best), and are oftentimes priced at designer-level costs that feel, well, inaccessible.
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No one had flown solo across the Atlantic at that time, and his prospects were iffy at best, but his team added extra fuel tanks and wingspan, and he made it.
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" As the virus spreads to Europe and beyond, Mr. Vejvoda said, "it makes China seem a bit more fragile and dependence on China as 'the factory of the world' more iffy.
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The 30-year-old accountant in Beijing recently bought a garbage bin on Pinduoduo, a Chinese app focused on cheap, sometimes iffy goods that initially enjoyed appeal only in rural areas.
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Bryce Harper and Daniel Murphy hit early two-run shots before Jayson Werth's three-run blast made it 7-113 and Washington held on despite some iffy performances by its bullpen.
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Image: Pexels (Pixabay)So-called parental control apps on smartphones might suck at actually protecting kids from iffy stuff on the internet, new preliminary research from the University of Central Florida suggests.
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Even Rian Johnson sounds iffy on the fate of his own upcoming Star Wars spinoff trilogy, so it felt like there was likely more to the story than just some busy schedules.
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"I am saying that you should never keep holding a stock that could have an iffy future just so you can avoid paying the higher short-term capital gains rate," he said.
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It has denounced the ruling as unfairly retroactive, based on various "fundamental" misunderstandings of its operations and underpinned by iffy theories that have changed over time and that deviate from settled practice.
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The University of Michigan Center for Social Media Responsibility unveiled a new metric titled the "Iffy Quotient," which determines how frequently stories from the questionable sources are shared on Facebook and Twitter.
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Ms. Adams has managed to combine a hoary premise, a familiar plot, readable to iffy prose and pigeonhole-ready characters and spin their story into a heart tugger with seemingly honest appeal.
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" Below are other key takeaways from readers: Don't forget the freezer Unlike weather-related emergencies, which can result in power outages that make the freezer iffy, this is mostly about "social distancing.
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Taylor Swift has a well-documented history of trying to silence people who say things about her that she does not like, which makes calling her a "Silence Breaker" an iffy move.
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A 30-year-old accountant in Beijing, she recently bought a garbage bin on Pinduoduo, a Chinese app focused on cheap, sometimes iffy goods that initially enjoyed appeal only in rural areas.
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Spurred on by Ms. Nguyen's "rain or no rain" sunny attitude, I also headed to Mount Pilatus on an iffy weather day, ascending via the world's steepest cogwheel railway (48 percent gradient).
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With lingering questions surrounding Russia's support of additional cuts, the market is "iffy on what OPEC is going to do," said James Williams, president of energy consultant WTRG Economics in London, Arkansas.
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"I can't do it again like last year," she said, in reference to her iffy performance at the 58th annual Grammy Awards last February, when a technical glitch also compromised her singing.
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We're also getting more of fun teams like the Capitals, Predators, Golden Knights, and Lightning, and less of traditional teams like the Red Wings and Canadiens who figure to be iffy or worse.
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But when something like "Surprised Kitty" shows up, it's a nice reminder of a simpler time on the internet — even if YouTubers used to post a lot of iffy content back then, too.
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Greenlight was supposed to be a crowdsourced quality filter, but here, the company risks either opening Steam up to a bunch of iffy games, or committing a lot of resources to vetting them.
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Devoted fans of the books are a little more iffy on how the series ended, but for the most part, it's an amazing world with an epic story to go along with it.
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In fact, the only people of color in the film are the guys that Tracy and Evie alternately hook up with, and buy drugs from, a setup that is particularly iffy in hindsight.
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The company has a launch window that lasts from 3:46PM ET to 5:29PM ET. So far, the weather is looking iffy, with a 60 percent chance that conditions will be favorable.
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"We're going in to an election year — it's the second term for the current president — and second-term election years are much more iffy, because we're guaranteed to get something unknown," McClellan said.
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Though they don't promise to filter out all iffy stuff, there is a whole set of instructions on their site letting kids know how they can get blocked and how to block viewers.
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Of course, it's nearly impossible to keep up with every hot new app, which makes knowing the risky features -- like interaction with strangers, anonymity, privacy concerns, and iffy content -- a solid first step.
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That seems like an iffy bet to make since there's been little or nothing controversial and groundbreaking Trump and many of his cabinet choices have been unwilling to say or do so far.
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Ether, the second most popular cryptocurrency, is divisible by 18 decimal points, while BitCoiin2Gen—the, let's say "iffy" crypto being hawked by sentient boiled ham Steven Seagal—is divisible by 100 million parts.
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Drake and Coachella have an iffy history together, as his first major festival performance during its 2015 edition has passed into the annals of history with its uneven quality and infamous Madonna cameo.
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After an iffy stint with the Kansas City Royals over last year's second half, Cueto again looks like every bit the shimmying-shoulder changeup artist he was during his days as Cincinnati's ace.
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Just like Zuck, Bat Boy had a penchant for terrorizing rural populations with hoaxes and iffy secondhand information, but at least Bat Boy didn't sit at the helm of a global network of influence.
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The other races are a bit more iffy, but the favorites are Brie Larson ("Room") for best actress and, in what would surely be a crowd-pleaser, Sylvester Stallone ("Creed") for best supporting actor.
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If there's any way LG can screw up the V30, it will be through iffy software and camera over-sharpening — both aspects that a Pixel XL built on the same hardware wouldn't suffer from.
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Once enabled, the tool analyzes posts and emails for bullying, profanity, nudity, violence, drugs, and late-night use and sends parents alerts when anything iffy is detected (currently free, but will be $5/month).
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However, it is at least iffy whether it will work, and it's very important that other countries develop a mechanism whereby everyone in Europe can trade freely and co-operate in a friendly way.
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He trotted out a murderer's row of guests — Young Thug, The-Dream, A$AP Bari, and R&B singers Kelly Price and El DeBarge — for "Highlights," summery and percolating despite an iffy SNL mix.
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The weather is eerily warm, I packed granola bars and water (the food situation here is usually pretty iffy), there are matching T-shirts everywhere and strangers bonding over not knowing where to go.
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" Answering a student who said the president's chances of reaching his goal of admitting 10,000 Syrian refugees by the end of the year appeared "iffy," Mr. Obama said, "We're going to keep on pushing.
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Ian Mortimer, co-manager of the Guinness Atkinson Global Innovators fund, also likes semiconductors, one of several technology niches that he expects to grow even in an iffy economy, including payments and e-commerce.
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He reveled in a swashbuckling censoriousness, implementing what he called a "Literary Pure Food Act," stamping a skull and crossbones onto the frontispiece of pseudoscience books he deemed so iffy that they were dangerous.
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Monday's speech, the first of a regular series of statements on the coronavirus crisis according to the campaign, was conceptually a step in the right direction, even if the execution was a bit iffy.
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Saturday is looking the nicest, with sunshine and blue skies, while Sunday and Monday seem a bit iffy (read: cloudy with a small chance of rain), but the highs should stay near 70 throughout.
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" Johnson, who runs a small but growing blog and Instagram account called Sequins and Sales, told BuzzFeed News she was "intrigued" by the campaign, but something about it also felt "off" and ethically "iffy.
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Communication is iffy during Mercury retrograde, but so is cash and commerce, and especially for you, dear Cancer, this Mercury retrograde isn't the time for you to make big, important or tech-related purchases.
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But despite its very sleek user experience, PS Vue is hindered a bit by iffy performance on some platforms and spotty availability of all big four broadcast networks; many markets just have one or two.
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Also, the historically iffy track record of Kickstarters hitting their deadlines means you might have to wait until summer 2020 before you get the chance to take your $133 water gun for a proper spin.
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Galliford Finance Director Graham Prothero said the company now had only eight to 10 "iffy" fixed-price contracts on its construction books, with framework agreements or newer contracts accounting for three-quarters of its orders.
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What some might not realise though is that Lodger was recorded in Switzerland where David was then living, and mixed in New York, making it a fairly iffy inclusion in a trilogy of Berlin albums.
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This book's finale is set there, and it's ridiculous, built upon the most extreme culture clash Ide could come up with and resolved with a very iffy, conveniently quick show of genius by his hero.
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The emotional clips began with a boomerang of her view of the road, captioned with "Current Sitch: Iffy", as she panned the camera down towards her dashboard gas meter as she drove down a highway.
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With three good ideas and one iffy one, this merger is off to a good start in the marketplace; other dangers, like culture mismatch between the two companies, and competitive counter moves still loom large.
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The Last Jedi (2017) is currently streaming on Netflix, but is set to move to Disney+ shortly after TROS hits theaters; exact dates here have been a little iffy so check both services until January.
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Marriage rates are at a record low in a decades-long decline; kids are an iffy prospect given the whole "planet is burning" thing; and we are hurting our pets by exposing them to toxic chemicals.
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You'd normally wait much longer to propose IRL, and the pressure could potentially lead people to propose when they're still feeling iffy about the relationship (or pull a Jason Mesnick and propose to the wrong person).
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Make media choices that reflect your family's values; that can mean choosing nonviolent games, limiting the amount of time kids can play certain games, or playing along with kids to help guide them through iffy stuff.
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At a time when a number of other online small business lenders like OnDeck and Can Capital have stumbled under iffy business models, amid a wider shakedown in the online loan industry overall, Kabbage has grown.
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The San Antonio Spurs Remain Clairvoyant Apart from a couple extended injuries to critical players and some iffy shooting from the outside (both long twos and above-the-break), the Spurs are basically still the Spurs.
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It may sell increasingly iffy hardware at truly eye-popping prices, and it may have lost its design edge (been a while now), but at least it isn't, in this sense at least, evil by nature.
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Keeping with that tradition, the cocksure Willie calmly slinks into the club, acts much bigger than his schemes deserve — one involves stealing dogs, then returning them for the reward — and lords it over Benny and Iffy.
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In "Broken Clocks," she sang about a frustratingly iffy relationship, topping a slow-swaying vamp with jazzy, asymmetrical vocal lines that could dart nervously ahead, pivot suddenly, linger over a quivering tone and declaim a chorus.
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But Trump's people never reached out to the Democrats, who had reasonable reservations about the original plan, which made some very iffy presumptions about using tax credits to get private investment in the roads and bridges.
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Every time she talks about growing up or her life before this presidential race, it will dredge up the (ongoing) controversy over why she claimed to be Native American despite very iffy evidence of that claim.
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Though Alec Baldwin sounded iffy earlier this summer about whether he would resume his Trump persona for Saturday Night Live, fans of the impersonation got a special treat during the cold open of Thursday's Weekend Update.
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Yet despite all of that perimeter gravity, two things work against Washington: Wall's iffy pull-up jumper, and a lack of frontcourt bounce leaves them unable to create paint gravity on rolls and dives to the rim.
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It's a real problem for Josh ... he was suspended all of last year for repeated violations of the NFL's drug policy ... and it's been reported that he failed a test back in March, making his reinstatement iffy.
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Of course, the Lions' stone-handed wideouts, iffy protection, and sieve-like secondary have forced him to A, always, B, be, C, closing—but the cold-blooded Stafford is entitled to drink all the coffee he wants.
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For more TLOU, sure—I really liked the first game, despite some odd pacing, general jerk dad-ness of Joel, and iffy shooting—because it was a rare beautiful, big-budget game that took its characters seriously.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI Even in the higher altitudes of the opera house, tickets are still quite expensive — especially when it comes to enticing new generations who may be iffy on the whole idea of giving opera a try.
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"France is beautiful, and there are plenty of great beaches, but at the time of the year of the Olympics, it would be pretty iffy to get good surf," said Greg Cruse, the president of USA Surfing.
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She's shown an iffy track record when it comes to mercy toward the noblemen of Meereen, a choice that's already coming back to bite her in the ass in Westeros, at least if people listen to Cersei's propaganda.
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"It's not de facto problematic, but given that we know there's a lot of iffy projects out there, the less transparency we have about where these offsets come from, the less of a service it does," Green said.
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In May 29, just weeks after announcing his and his wife's new charity aimed at reforming iffy areas of science, the Laura and John Arnold Foundation gave NuSI a $253 million seed grant to do nutrition research right.
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Some tips: * No judgment Even if your score is an iffy 500 and hers is a robust 700, or vice versa resist the temptation to make moral judgments, keep things positive, and move forward together as a team.
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Communication between the bi-national team was hindered by the fact that phone calls to Cuban numbers cost more than one dollar per minute, and locals must pay $2 per minute for iffy Internet access at public hotspots.
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I imagine that Johnston would have enjoyed Tisa's humor, his DIY aesthetic of iffy proportions and whacko pizzazz, though I'm not sure she'd understand how the rest of the exhibition derives from her dynamic vision of the future.
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There are few things easier to whip together in the kitchen than a grilled cheese, so if you think when you get home you might be feeling a little iffy, make sure you have these ingredients on hand.
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But in a city of unusable toilets and iffy cellular service — where nearly every street seemed like a set from a disaster movie — tensions were occasionally high as people waited for their first hot meal since Tuesday night.
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Alternatives like the HTC Vive Pro and Cosmos are in stock, but if you're more excited about a different headset, buying these to play one game at launch — no matter how good it is — is an iffy decision.
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Alternatives like the HTC Vive Pro and Cosmos are in stock, but if you're more excited about a different headset, buying these to play one game at launch — no matter how good it is — is an iffy decision.
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Still iffy on details: Pompeo has described the Trump administration's decision to authorize a strike against Soleimani as a defensive measure aimed at deterring attacks the Iranian general was plotting that posed an "imminent" threat to American interests.
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Although Game of Thrones disappointed on HBO, Big Little Lies certainly didn't, and while I was a little iffy on Orange Is the New Black, I would have paid the monthly Netflix subscription fee for BoJack Horseman alone.
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Rather, fraudsters are reselling these products on the web in the "gray market" — where goods are sold through iffy distribution channels — and gleaning even more credit card data from unsuspecting online shoppers, according to Michael Reitblat, CEO of Forter.
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Boston forward Al Horford, who had been iffy for the game after missing the morning shootaround due to an illness, was able to put in 33 minutes, contributing a game-high 23 rebounds and four points to the win.
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On March 28th the board of Swedbank fired its chief executive, Birgitte Bonnesen, over concerns that the Baltic branches of Sweden's oldest lender may have handled billions of dollars of iffy money from Russia and other former Soviet states.
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Render also got some valuable early support and credibility when he, early in the IoD's history, sent an apparently drunken email to Pornhub after learning about their (iffy) charitable ventures, asking if they might want to support his work.
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So yes, you'll probably get accepted if you have iffy credit, but it's just always a good idea to give some intense side-eye to the "altruistic" intentions of banks and tech giants before climbing aboard the hype machine.
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Aiding that growth, according to Yates, is the belief that many buyers who are only familiar with the Islamic State's looting in Iraq and Syria don't think twice before buying an item of iffy provenance from Egypt or Greece.
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He also includes a chapter on his native Australia which, he concludes (with help from a private investigator hired to sift through corporate records), is "able but unwilling" to stop inflows of iffy money from China and Papua New Guinea.
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Here was an intoxicating yet oh-so-iffy property she could think of fondly and critically: As a piece of ridiculous but affecting art, as a culture-shifting smash success, even as an metaphor for her own small-town adolescence.
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There rules are iffy—such as whether the animal actually has to exist in the world—but they do appear to include remaining locked in a handshake the whole time: Sure, there seems to be some rampant cheating going on here.
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Clinton had a great line about 1 out of 3 African American men ending up in prison (as some fact-checkers pointed out, an iffy statistic) -- and asked what would we think if it were 1 of 3 white men?
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It says a lot about our knowingly iffy relationship with our devices—and with the people who sell them—that the Disney-villain occupation of choice has evolved from evil sorcerer to tech titan who's become wary of tech's effects.
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And he staged a coup of sorts at Ajax in 2011, clearing out most of the club's board and replacing them with cronies supposed to implement his vision to return the club to Europe's elite — with iffy results thus far.
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A mantis can jump as unerringly as a cat, controlling its trajectory through an intricate series of twists and turns distributed across its legs and body, all to ensure a flawless landing on a ridiculously iffy target nearly every time.
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"We are fully committed to your realizing your vision at a price point that acknowledges that this hasn't been tried before" sounds supportive, where the same message shorn of ornament—"We'll make your iffy project but only dirt cheap"—might rankle.
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Using an iPad for taking photos and videos is still iffy, but if you must, there's at least a new 2512-megapixel iSight camera with optical image stabilization on the back and a 212.9-megapixel FaceTime camera on the front.
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Using only your phone to power an entire desktop experience has long been the dream of business people who at some point in their lives had to carry big boxy ThinkPads around, but most attempts at that so far have been iffy.
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He was Emperor Maximilian I of the Holy Roman Empire, and out of an iffy inheritance in Austria he emerged as one of the most powerful leaders in Renaissance Europe, presiding over territories from the modern-day Netherlands all the way to Croatia.
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Now, the company will try to take off Friday, May 10th, during a launch window that runs roughly two hours, from 4:14PM to 63:21PM ET. Weather may be a little iffy, though; there's a 60 percent chance of good conditions.
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"To claim if you have a patient who uses [the app] correctly and you are one of the lucky ones who doesn't have a fertile day mislabeled by the app, you have a 0.5 percent chance of pregnancy" is iffy, he says.
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If I'd been willing to wait and gamble on a fare sale, I might have been able to trim total flight expense by $40, but for Friday and Sunday travel dates sale fare availability can be iffy, so I'm glad I didn't wait.
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But it should be noted that many of those playoff games featured the Cavs playing without injured iffy defenders Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love, which forced the team to give minutes to stronger defenders like Matthew Dellavedova, Tristan Thompson, and Timofey Mozgov.
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Critics believe the company's motives of driving more traffic and advertising, and encouraging more rather than less activity on the site, combined with not-fit-for-purpose moderation against iffy content, have all contributed to a cess pool effect on the platform.
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Whether or not VIEWS took advantage of iffy streaming mechanics that benefit its lengthy track list and the inclusion of previous hit "Hotline Bling" isn't entirely clear, but it all adds up to what's looking like Drake's best sales week so far.
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We must have gone through several fill iterations where I settled for an iffy answer (COP CAR was once LOW BET), yet Joel seemed to know every time that something better was possible, whether the final fill was his or my own.
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" And "Ain't Together" — about an iffy long-distance relationship — echoes late-1960s baroque pop, with a relaxed tempo, backup voices going "doo-doo-doo-doo" and major-to-minor-to-major harmony shifts as King Princess insists, "I can't let this fall apart.
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And "The River," filmed on location in India, is projected in the final gallery here (again, with iffy sound); two lovelorn women sitting on a swing harken not only to "A Day in the Country" but also to his father's original Impressionist vision.
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I will miss the travel insurance and the ability to redeem Chase Ultimate Rewards points at $0.015 per point with Chase, but I was already iffy at a $450 annual fee, so I'm a hard no on the new $550 annual fee.
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I'm all in on the Emily and Commander Lawrence stuff so far, but I'm with you, Emily (Emily VDW, not Alexis Bledel Emily, although I am also with her in my soul, always), in being a little iffy on the June and Serena Joy stuff.
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This sounds like a great idea for advertisers who are not in the market for peddling iffy content: more communication and quick responses are what they want so that if they do have issues, they can fix them and get the ads out the door.
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The few trailers Apple has released so far have been fairly iffy — the first one of "The Morning Show" almost felt like a parody, while the latest, "Dickinson" seems to have turned the celebrated poet Emily Dickinson into a CW-style feminist punk rock hero.
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A few of my original clues may have been too iffy for a Thursday, or for the difficulty of their crossings ("Rocky landing?" for PLYMOUTH; "Change for good?" for TIP JAR), and were changed accordingly, so I'll have to keep that in mind going forward.
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" Our coverage wasn't always approving: In "Just What the Tie-Dyed Crowd Wanted," from 1989, we noted that "Grateful Dead shows are as iffy as blind dates," and this year we referred to the band's history as a "30-year hippie-pirate soap opera.
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Gizmodo reports that while some of the language in the legislation reads a bit iffy — for example, it requires that the offender must show "intent to cause economic, physical, or substantial emotional harm," which can sometimes be hard to prove in court — it is long overdue.
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Anyone who has followed the UFC for a while knows that interim belts and iffy title fights will be thrown in when necessary but the news coming out of the UFC recently, which actually has fans and media concerned, is the release of numerous top flight fighters.
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But maybe it's time we indulge in a bit of self-care—a term I feel iffy about because, like any good left-leaner, I hate it when valid concepts are commodified to the point where "I napped today" becomes a popular t-shirt or mug slogan.
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All of the money from ticket sales goes to the Costume Institute, which it needs because it is the only one of the Met's curatorial departments that has to fund itself, fashion having been an iffy proposition as an art form when the Costume Institute was established.
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The Suns did him few favors in the limited time he's already spent on the court, stuffing him into lineups that featured two other bigs (like Alex Len and Chriss), alongside ball-handlers that weren't focused on setting up a teenager, and wings with iffy range.
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All of the money from ticket sales goes to the Costume Institute, which is necessary because it is the only one of the Met's curatorial departments that has to fund itself, fashion having been an iffy proposition as an art form when the institute was established.
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Because it does look like a lot of those investors have already sold their stock and perhaps weren't as invested in Lyft's long-term profitability plan, which involves a lot of very iffy things, like the future of autonomous vehicles, which we'll talk about later in this call.
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At $99, it seems like an iffy deal compared to the more functional MIDI controllers you can buy for the same price, but the way you can pop the module up to look like a tiny version of a 70s-era synth is adorable and hard to resist.
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Sprint is also making a move for consumers who are price-sensitive or those with iffy credit through a new offer it's calling Sprint Deals, where you can make a downpayment and get low monthly rates on older and pre-owned devices like the iPhone 6S and Galaxy S6.
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Since self-report is an iffy foundation to rest that argument on—I regularly report preferring to spend money on gym visits to lavish desserts—the really eye-catching finding was that U.S. consumer expenditure on live events doubled between 1990 and 2010, when the first millennials turned 30.
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The second big issue with the White House story is, why would Trump ask Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Vice President Mike Pence to leave the room before making the request of Comey unless Trump knew that what he was doing was extremely iffy -- and wanted to avoid witnesses?
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That's because in spite of its iffy earnings reports over the last five years, Synergy Research reported that IBM had 7 percent of the cloud infrastructure market in its most recent report, which it defines as Infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a Service and hosted private cloud.
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As Greta Thunberg and other climate activists raise awareness about emissions from flying, for example, it's easy to imagine more eco-conscious tourists hoping to make amends for their travel habits by funding more tree cover — even if such efforts so far have proved iffy in terms of effectiveness.
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We're nearing the end of our trip, so Stine and I book a day trip to the historic city of Ayutthaya, north of Bangkok, even though I feel very iffy about it, since we probably won't have any cell coverage, and I still haven't heard from my brother.
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He and his new team had made a list of the governments S.P.G. wanted to work for — NATO allies mostly, nothing iffy like Ukraine or Pakistan — and with New Zealand as his calling card, they pitched S.P.G. as the go-to foreign lobbying and advisory firm in Trump's Washington.
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Like many tracks around the country coping with unusual weather patterns, altering their maintenance practices to try to keep up with the effects of climate change, Santa Anita had often opted to "seal" its track that winter—rolling it flat to prevent water damage—when the weather seemed iffy.
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After some iffy abstract paintings, Rama started to produce strange, alluring assemblages that incorporated flaccid inner tubes — a nod to her father, who killed himself after the family bicycle factory went bust — and, in her 2685s, sewn and sutured textile works inspired by the outbreak of mad cow disease.
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After some iffy abstract paintings, Rama started to produce strange, alluring assemblages that incorporated flaccid inner tubes — a nod to her father, who killed himself after the family bicycle factory went bust — and, in her 70s, sewn and sutured textile works inspired by the outbreak of mad cow disease.
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I THINK THAT'S THE ONE POSITIVE FACT THAT'S ON THE AGENDA AT THE MOMENT, BUT LONGER TERM, THE ENTITLEMENT ISSUE IS IRRESISTIBLE BECAUSE THE POPULATION IS AGEING AND EVER MORE A LARGER NUMBER OF ENTITLEMENTS ARE COMING ON STREAM THAT IS GOING TO MAKE THE PRODUCTIVITY OUTLOOK VERY IFFY.
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Another suggested option is for referees to monitor sensors on helmets that measure the force at which any player uses his head as a weapon, an iffy solution that presupposes sensors can be designed to distinguish hit intent—is a player really headhunting, or just ducking at the wrong moment?
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I usually got away with putting the other end on speaker and creating a voice note on my laptop, but the sound quality was always iffy and I would constantly be worrying if it was catching every word mid-call, which isn't great to be focusing on during an interview.
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Check Point offered a few tips to avoid getting duped by coronavirus-themed malware, including not clicking on promotional links in emails from iffy sources, being wary of special offers (including cheap "cures" for the virus), and avoiding lookalike domains and unfamiliar email senders (check for spelling errors and weird formatting).
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He backed away from his earlier insistence that the Senate focus on a plan to repeal much of the existing Obama-era law and allow a two-year window for its replacement — an iffy proposition given the difficulties that Republicans are currently having coming up with a consensus health care policy.
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Gobert, who had been a bit iffy for the game after rolling his ankle in a Monday home win over the Indiana Pacers, also had a game-high 15 rebounds for the Jazz, whose first three wins over the Warriors this season had come by a total of just 26 points.
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Gobert, who had been a bit iffy for the game after rolling his ankle in a Monday home win over the Indiana Pacers, also had a game-high 1783 rebounds for the Jazz, whose first three wins over the Warriors this season had come by a total of just 1773 points.
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In addition to accusations that its news-optimised search format elevated dodgy sites to the same level as legit news sources, the search giant was also compelled to update its policy after its ad network got used by iffy "news" sites to promote their stories and give them a lot more visibility.
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That's the same type of policy violation that led Apple to shut down Facebook's similar Research VPN iOS app, which had the knock-on effect of also disabling usage of Facebook's legitimate employee-only apps — which run on the same Facebook Enterprise Certificate — and making Facebook look very iffy in the process.
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The Tidus Laugh has since been inserted by fans into numerous sitcoms, uniting nerds across the world through the appreciation of iffy voice acting (Respect to Tidus' voice actor James Arnold Taylor, though, as he's still making money off voicing Obi-Wan Kenobi in literally every single Star Wars game and TV show).
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But as the Mandalorian goes through his paces — a few battles to establish his talent for violence, the acceptance of an iffy bounty contract, the acquisition of a curmudgeonly sidekick, a surprise twist that humanizes him and sets the season's story in motion — it's also clear that we're firmly within the Jediverse.
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Therapy and emotional support One of the reasons science is so iffy on the subject of pets and our health is that it's nearly impossible to conduct the "gold standard" of studies: a randomized controlled trial where the researcher controls all factors and then randomly assigns a pet to the test group.
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The Good High level biometric tracking • Sleek design • Actionable insights and great app layout The Bad Too many details for casual users • Expensive • No display and iffy battery life The Bottom Line Whoop might be the future of high-level training plans, but it's probably too much to handle for everyday workout warriors.
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But it serves relatively few people, and recent analysis has shown iffy results: A 2012 evaluation prepared for the Labor Department found that while 85 percent of those who went through T.A.A.-funded training eventually received a certificate or degree, only 20143 percent of them were working in that field four years later.
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Ars Technica has reported that the space agency estimates it would need as much as an additional $8 billion a year over the next five years on top of its yearly $19 billion budget, but whether it will go to Congress with that request — already iffy in the current political environment — is still not clear.
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That opened the door for Adams, who set a school record with a 98-yard touchdown run that featured a double-stiff-arm so sweet it got its own mash-up: Folston was the incumbent, and a starter losing his job to injury is always an iffy proposition, but can Adams really be denied?
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If you doubt it, look at the names involved in the 50th-anniversary revival: Jim Parsons plays the party's host, Michael; Matt Bomer is Donald, Michael's ambivalent ex; Zachary Quinto is Harold, the "ugly pockmarked Jew fairy" birthday boy; and Andrew Rannells is Larry, one half of the play's only established (if iffy) couple.
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Things started to get a little iffy at lunch when someone asked Nick whether he and Vanessa had talked about where they might move after the show was over and it quickly became obvious that Nick and Vanessa hadn't talked about that — or the other logistics that need to be discussed before an engagement — at all.
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The platform deals with this by clarifying that "Donors should only contribute payments to GoFundMe users they personally know and trust", but of course, the most successful campaigns fall outside of that recommendation, and given how easy it is to find iffy campaigns, perhaps it's time for the platform to step up its policing and moderation of campaigns.
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Although those that had loosely picked up on some of his more iffy and offensive comments over the years tended to gloss over them or find them slightly amusing; treating him like a family member, the one who always says something silence-inducing over the dinner table but ultimately you forgive because, well, he's old and he's family.
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Iffy, portrayed with gruff assurance by Mr. Zayas (who was in the original productions of Stephen Adly Guirgis's "Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train" and "Our Lady of 121st Street," as well as in Nilo Cruz's "Anna in the Tropics"), looks like he could easily stand up to Willie, yet he keeps falling in line with the aging alpha hoodlum.
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Unlimited Plan, available at Rent the Runway, $79 for your first 2 months, then $159/monthI remember renting a nice Prabal Gurung dress from Rent the Runway around 2011 back when it was still an occasion-based rental service and having such difficulty with it because sizes were always out or iffy and delivery was a gamble.
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Whether nabbing one of these well-stocked bags or not, those with an eye on clean beauty can rest assured that whatever score they find has passed the store's strict ingredient standards — which weeds out all products containing any of the 100-plus ingredients that the company considers iffy for health (stuff like phthalates, microbeads, triclosan, BHT, BHA, and aluminum chlorohydrate, to start).
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"The optics of a major arms purchase from Russia looks quite 'iffy' from the point of view of Western capitals, especially at a time when Russia-West relations are at an all-time low and India seeks strategic convergence with the West, including with the U.S." said Abhijnan Rej, a defense strategy expert at Observer Research Foundation, a New Delhi think tank.
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It's a state that reflects the situation in Vietnam in general and Ho Chi Minh City in particular — a Communist country mauled by decades of war that's now exploding with capitalist consumerism; a watery landscape where solid ground can be an iffy proposition; a city of some 8.4 million where the line between public space and private space becomes blurred.
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Image: Mario Tama (Getty Images)Electric scooters have become wildly popular, thanks to single-named companies like Bird, Scoot, and Lime creating easy-to-ride, if legally iffy, scooter rental services in cities across the U.S. But a new study out Friday is seemingly the first to quantify a drawback to these convenient devices: lots of riders are getting hurt and ending up in the emergency room.
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She was off to a great start after the Bombers' Ryan Lankford returned a 105-yard touchdown on the first play of the game, and then appeared to be on her way to a $1 million cheque before it was even halftime as Jackson returned one to the house in the second quarter, seemingly scoring the game's second kick-return TD. It was called back, though, and on a pretty iffy call by all accounts.
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It's basically the dynamic depicted in David Fincher's "The Social Network," which was somewhat factually iffy in its portrait of Facebook's founding but totally true to the culture in which the social-media giant was incubated — a culture in which echt-preppies like the Winklevii, Mark Zuckerberg's rivals, exist so other slightly-less-privileged kids can hate them, and work twice as hard to beat them, and then tell themselves that they were underdogs all along.
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Wiener pulls no punches in her searing criticisms of tech startup culture — its wealth and excess juxtaposed against the city's growing homelessness epidemic; the dissolution of the boundary between work and life, aided by an office full of toys and perks that make it suspiciously easy to stay long past work hours; the ethically iffy ways data can be used to manipulate customers; and the seemingly unchecked power of a very white, very male industry. —A.
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