Do I need to be cute in addition to everything else?
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In addition to everything else, billions of dollars will be saved.
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In addition to everything else, billions of dollars will be saved.
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Amazon's endeavored itself to conquering fashion in addition to everything else it sells.
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In addition to everything else the Terror did, it greatly weakened the country's international position.
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Now, I just feel as though, in addition to everything else, I lost a friend.
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With Siri functionality also built-in, this iPad responds to voice commands in addition to everything else.
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In addition to everything else going on, Garland was set to marry her fifth husband, Mickey Deans.
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In addition to everything else he has a great sense of humor and can really make me laugh.
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In addition to everything else that I think people will share, especially when they're getting to know each other.
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And Da Drought 3 is, in addition to everything else, the pinnacle of his technical accomplishment on that front.
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After all, one peek at the author's timeline will tell you that she's a master tweeter, in addition to everything else.
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Second, less pressure is put on overworked teachers to produce these things in addition to everything else they have to do.
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There, in addition to everything else, you can ask the assistant about your calendar, set reminders and get the latest headlines.
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In addition to everything else on sale on Black Friday, it's also a great time to pick up some deals on new audio equipment.
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That is, in addition to everything else, a menthol ban—cigarette or e-cigarette—could disproportionately criminalize the actions or preferences of Black people.
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In addition to everything else it does, the election could help answer the question of how far into a candidate's life voters want to go.
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In addition to everything else, you get dedicated phone support, free upgrades to Uber Black for a more luxurious ride, and access to highly rated drivers.
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In addition to everything else he was — poet, wordsmith, conceptmaster, religious seeker, suave scruffy ladies' man, Zen monk, belated concert fixture — he was also a major political songwriter.
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Image: GizmodoBetween an Apple event, the midterms, and a global technology worker walkout—in addition to everything else happening in our mad world—there was a lot of news to keep up on this week.
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What we've done is gathered all of the products most likely to be revealed at the upcoming media event, in addition to everything else that Apple engineers are likely working on down in Cupertino, California.
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That means in addition to everything else, Mueller's concentrating on a period of time well into Trump's presidency -- long after Manafort was out of Trump's orbit, long after the election and after Flynn and James Comey were fired. 6.
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"He had been a huge climate leader, huge labor champion, a real nationwide leader in terms of immigrants' rights and we just felt like, in addition to everything else, we felt he wasn't getting a fair shot by the establishment," Steyer said.
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In addition to everything else that divides women, there is a wide perception gap over how they've been treated by Mr. Trump: 87 percent of voters who chose him were not troubled by his espoused views on women, according to exit poll data.
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It was, all things considered, an energetic performance to be proud of, Bates later told reporters — in addition to everything else because Chock has for months been dealing with a foot injury that flared up again during their warmup, minutes before they took the ice.
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When: February 17053–March 17043 Where: Aperture Foundation (17033 West 17023th Street, 17013th Floor, Chelsea, Manhattan) This exhibition takes to heart the idea that the masses of people incarcerated, in addition to everything else they lack, are also bereft of dignity — particularly in the ways they are portrayed publicly.
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But in an organization of this size with a lot of bright and talented people, it also requires a benevolent dictator – someone able to make bold, unconventional decisions (and own them), someone who in addition to everything else is able to inspire others to create what they may think is impossible.
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So despite becoming only the third impeached president, despite rarely reaching 28503 percent approval in any poll, despite House Republicans losing a net of 22020 seats since Trump's election (247 in November 2016 to 197 today), and despite a record pace of defections—in addition to everything else that's been thrown at him, or that he's thrown at himself—Trump somehow entered last week's Senate impeachment trial as emboldened as ever.
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But here's the thing — in addition to everything else that you are doing, if you are unexpectedly home with your kids right now, in addition to trying to work from home, and tracking all the worrisome news, and hoarding toilet paper (just kidding), not to mention looking up recipes for making your own hand sanitizer — in addition to all that, you are also making memories, and helping your kids lay them down.
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Bothwell is wounded and defeated. By now James has convinced the people of Scotland to demand Mary's abdication in favour of her son. She appeals to the people for support but to no avail. They are now accusing her of having murdered Darnley in addition to everything else.
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But while some prisoners plotted to sneak illicit reading material into the camps, others resisted even the literature the Gulag administration offered. Uneducated inmates often found scholarly pursuits like reading to be too strenuous in addition to everything else they had to endure. Officials who tried to teach illiterate prisoners would fail because the task of learning to read was too taxing for men and women already coping with starvation and exhaustion.
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Baen Ebooks, like its predecessor, does not use DRM (i.e., copy protection), in accordance with Jim Baen's belief that DRM "just made it hard for people to read books, the worst mistake a publisher could make." Eric Flint, writing soon after Baen's death in 2006, noted that "in his fight against DRM, Jim stood alone as a publisher" and argued that Baen Book's success "demonstrated in practice that all the propaganda [in favor of] DRM is, in addition to everything else, so much hogwash even on the practical level of a publishing house's profits and losses." Jim Baen also believed in giving away e-book versions of older titles in order to sell newer titles, especially later titles in ongoing series.
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Jack's devotion to his city and his community was marked in 1969 when he received Seattle University's Distinguished Alumni Award.John F. Gordon Honored By Seattle University Alumni, Seattle Times, May 11, 1968 The following year, Gordon was privileged to present Seattle University's Award to Army Major Pat Brady. In addition to everything else, he served as President of the Puget Sound Sportswriters and 'Casters Association (in 1957, he was awarded their "ETOIN SHRUDLU" Award), Commander of Post 1 of the American Legion, and President of the Providence Medical Foundation. Jack was active in the Municipal League, Seattle-King County Convention Bureau, Association of Washington Business, Washington State Trade Fair, Better Business Bureau, Rotary, Chamber of Commerce, President of St. Edward's Seminary Parents Club, Serra Club, City Club, Rainier Club, Columbia Tower, and Knights of Columbus.
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While the Napoleonic Wars were still in progress, the childless Napoléon I arranged his divorce from his beloved but aged wife Empress Joséphine, in order to marry a princess of high birth, get connected to royalty and beget the much desired heir. While the divorce itself did not happen until 1810, Napoleon was on the lookout for a new wife for some years previous to that, and seriously considered Ekaterina as a candidate - in addition to everything else, such a marriage would also provide strategic advantage by drawing the Russians to his side. The matter was broached or hinted at by the French delegation, at the behest of Talleyrand, at a meeting between them and the Russians at Erfurt in 1808. Ekaterina's family was utterly horrified, and the Dowager Empress immediately arranged a marriage for her daughter to her nephew, Duke George of Oldenburg.
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From the first release of Tunnel of Love, there had listeners who wondered if some of the gloomy portrayals of interpersonal relationships on the album indicated that Springsteen's 1985 marriage to actress and model Julianne Phillips was in trouble. Others, however, cautioned against such interpretations, pointing out that Springsteen's 1982 album Nebraska had been full of intense tales of spree killers and other criminals, of which Springsteen clearly had no personal experience. Los Angeles Times music writer Robert Hilburn, interviewing Springsteen at the Worcester start of the tour, wrote that "Springsteen seemed extremely comfortable sitting on a sofa with his wife in the dressing room area – a picture that seemed to contradict the speculation that Tunnel of Love's songs of troubled romance reflected signs of trouble in his own marriage." In addition to everything else, what was different about the Tunnel of Love Express was Springsteen's first go at explicit carnality, from the opening "Tunnel of Love", where he and Scialfa sang cheek to cheek with lips nearly touching at the same microphone, to other numbers such as "Part Man, Part Monkey".
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