Those inclusions also bring billions of dollars into China's markets.
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Depending on the bundle, there might be some other inclusions.
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These inclusions are known to have low amounts of uranium.
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The most common inclusions are familiar to any Rogue fan.
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They think that we need to remedy exclusions with inclusions.
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Purple diamonds result from both hydrogen inclusions and physical deformation.
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Clarity is the measure of any inclusions in the diamond.
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An emerald's inclusions are called its "jardin," French for garden.
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By studying these inclusions carefully, researchers can estimate what sorts of minerals were in the rocks where the diamonds formed; the inclusions can also indicate where (approximately) in the Earth&aposs crust those diamonds formed.
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And with minimal weights assigned to China, the inclusions are symbolic.
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Vitamin E and Rosemary oil are some of the other inclusions.
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Others felt, however, that some of the inclusions were not warranted.
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Some notable inclusions: this $50 tuning fork to help you reset.
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However, I'm sorry to say, some of the inclusions are positively bonkers.
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Pentagram's contract and all inclusions / exclusions were between Pentagram and the promoter.
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The inclusions in the meteorite's diamonds told of a similarly turbulent past.
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Assistant Curator John Neff tells Creators that viewers found these inclusions relatable.
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For reference, here's the full list: Some of those are obvious inclusions.
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You can compare policies, inclusions and prices on websites such as insuremytrip.
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Huawei characterized the vulnerabilities as "mistakes" rather than deliberate inclusions in the equipment.
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That means Mana Wyrm, Sorceror's Apprentice, Cult Sorceror and Flamewaker are standard inclusions.
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Thus, the shape and composition of these inclusions are preserved inside the diamonds.
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That is why inclusions in terrestrial diamonds has been so important for researchers.
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A chapter dedicated to fracking is among the more urgent and timely inclusions.
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There's too much personal work to be done — corrections, upheavals, inclusions, reimaginings, representations.
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People don't know what to look for, like inclusions, top make or character.
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You can also compare policies, inclusions and prices on websites, such as insuremytrip.
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Just add them to your cart, and they should show as free inclusions.
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Notable inclusions are National Geographic, NFL Network, NBC, Fox Sports, and BBC America.
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Despite its predictability, the list features a few welcome and much appreciated inclusions.
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Other potential inclusions might have been deliberately destroyed, or sat unrecognized inside junk shops.
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It's essentially how free the diamond is of visual defects, referred to as "inclusions".
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The limestone investigators at Monash University, in Melbourne, were also looking for spherical inclusions.
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One of the most notable inclusions of the sale is Microsoft's Surface Pro 8993.
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But the late inclusions of the anti-boycott, divest and sanction — or anti-B.
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And every choice Farmer makes about new inclusions affects the world-building of the show.
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Abusive Sergeant, Dire Wolf Alpha, Dark Iron Dwarf and Defender of Argus are classic inclusions.
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With each of these laws, there were no exclusions, only inclusions; the laws benefit all.
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The rate includes many inclusions and amenities that translate to serious savings, especially for families.
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You can't opt-out, but I thought the price was worth it given the inclusions.
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At times, we go a step further and make inclusions to provide opportunity to such segments.
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They were riddled with tiny imperfections, called inclusions, made of chromite, phosphate and iron-nickel sulfides.
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Such inclusions have been used to study the calcium, magnesium and potassium present in ancient seawater.
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Many high-end hotels also offer attractively priced off-season packages with inclusions such as meals.
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The whole collection is well worth browsing through, but there are a few particularly interesting inclusions.
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She hopes to see more data soon, like the actual abundance of inclusions in these rocks.
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Ryugu's surface, photographed as MASCOT descended, shortly before the probe hit a boulderPhoto: Jaumann et al (Science (2019))Those inclusions are exciting: They seemed bluish and reddish, Jaumann said, and appeared to be similar in size to the inclusions found in carbonaceous chondrites found on Earth.
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Obama's notable inclusions: > Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum (D), who is running for governor in Florida against Rep.
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I've seen it shown four layers high, which makes it difficult to read all the textual inclusions.
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Though the package inclusions do offer value considering it includes two meals for two plus spa experiences.
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A brown diamond gets its color from inclusions — internal imperfections caused by stress during the diamond's formation.
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A side-mounted fingerprint sensor/home button and a dedicated camera button are nice, though somewhat unusual inclusions.
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CMS' regulations include all sorts of inclusions and exclusions, depending on the type of site performing the rehabilitation.
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Creatine PyruvateBound with pyruvic acid, creatine pyruvate is one of the more interesting inclusions in the creatine pantheon.
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But the main route is now peppered with unexpected inclusions and interrupted by theme-based detours and byways.
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Beyond some relatively predictable inclusions like Giegling figure DJ Metatron's THUMP year-end favorite 2 The Sky, classic records from the likes of Floorplan and Jeff Mills, and a collection of new tracks that are simply very, very good, a few of the list's inclusions piqued our curiosity for other reasons.
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I also liked the more unusual inclusions of apple and apricot liquors, as well as two roasted nut mixes.
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The correspondence between urban topography and artistic styles informs such inclusions as a makeshift working barbershop in the garden.
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Such inclusions suggest the origins of his message were gradually—and collaboratively—formed through art, music, life and Jamaican culture.
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That was particularly distorting because that gauge was "a Flintstones index from an abacus age," due to its arbitrary inclusions.
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Pros: Over-the-top luxury with a truly impressive list of inclusions helps offset the high price and add value.
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When it comes to clarity, diamonds with a few flaws inside the stone, called inclusions, are typically a good value.
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The inclusions in prominent emerging market indexes will clear the way for investors to plow more cash into Saudi Arabia.
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They are datable by minute inclusions of other minerals, retained inside them since they were formed deep in the Earth.
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What are you worried about when you think about those inclusions, and what should the broader public be worried about?
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Gems deemed flawed by jewellers interest them most: inclusions in diamonds can carry samples from hundreds of kilometres below the surface.
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Your inclusions seem to represent shifts in political, cultural, and social spheres—"afrofuturism" and "gender fluid" are two good example additions.
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The cookies are described as having an "Oreo base cake with cream and cookie bit inclusions," a Walmart spokesperson told RealSimple.com.
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"The higher priced hotel may have inclusions that add up to more value than the lower priced property," Mr. Heflin said.
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"Ninety-eight percent of rubies and sapphires are treated, often heated to change the colors and dissolve some inclusions," he said.
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However, "just because you may be able to see inclusions in your diamond, that doesn't mean it's a bad diamond," she says.
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But Goldman noted that even the $250 billion in potential inflows from index inclusions wouldn't fully solve the issues with net outflows.
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To make room for the new inclusions, Cairn India Ltd , Punjab National Bank, and Vedanta Ltd will be removed from the index.
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Doing away with usual inclusions like hour markers and a second hand, the only details on the watch are Calvin Klein branding.
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This technique allowed researchers to discern the chemical composition and structures within "inclusions," or pockets of minerals trapped inside the extraterrestrial diamonds.
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Unlike so many inclusions of black folks in white spaces, The Hate U Give makes it impossible not to notice this performance.
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On the plus side, this makes it easier to smile at those same oddball inclusions, if and when you suss them out.
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This looks terrible for all the senior FBI and DOJ executives named in the memo, though none of the inclusions are surprising.
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After Disney&aposs record-breaking box-office year, it&aposs little surprise that many of the inclusions are from the Mouse House.
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BD: You said earlier in our conversation that many inclusions on the UNESCO World Heritage list privilege a Western point of view.
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On closer look, these rocks seemed to contain bright parts, inclusions of some different material, according to the paper published in Science.
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When it comes to imaginative exhibitions, installations, and inclusions, I think the Whitney Museum of American Art has a pretty dismal track record.
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Evan Smith, a scientist at the Gemological Institute of America, recently studied inclusions in shards cut from diamonds of unusual size and quality.
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" When Miranda teased the track listing back in November, one of the most intriguing inclusions was Ashanti and Ja Rule's collaboration on "Helpless.
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Taken together, these inclusions compel investors who track indices to allocate billions of dollars to China, even if some are wary of it.
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While some new inclusions like "Black Lives Matter" are irrefutably important, we're not sure if we needed all of them (see: "dad bod").
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Julián Castro, the race's only Latino candidate, sprinkled just a few lines of Spanish into his remarks, which played as casual, organic inclusions.
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Other inclusions are more surprising: third-party titles like Castle of Illusion or Castlevania: Bloodlines and the not-especially-memorable fighter Eternal Champions.
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But the significant cost is notably offset by just how many inclusions come with the room rate, especially for families traveling with kids.
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Organized by Christopher Y. Lew, the Whitney's associate curator, and Mia Locks, an independent curator, it has some immature inclusions and other letdowns.
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There are the obvious inclusions, like the first two Sonic the Hedgehog games and Sega mainstays Columns, Golden Axe, and Ecco the Dolphin.
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These and other inclusions appear at first as antithetical to conceptual art's historical narrative of challenging the artwork's status as a precious object.
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On the upside, the company teamed with Microsoft for Word/PowerPoint/Excel — all important inclusions when you're pushing productivity on your shiny new device.
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Here's how to read the clarity chart: The scale starts at IF (Internal Flawless), meaning that an expert detects zero inclusions under a microscope.
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Some of the letters referenced these vague hashtags, saying that consumers aren't likely to understand inclusions like "#sp" as indication of a paid sponsorship.
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Conservatives called foul on a range of inclusions and omissions and a perceived left-wing bias infused with identity politics and anti-American sentiment.
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Book a Babymoon Package Some properties, especially resorts, offer babymoon packages with inclusions like early check-in, daily nonalcoholic cocktails and prenatal spa treatments.
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These include small and large inclusions of other elements in the crystal, physical deformation of the crystal lattice, radiation, or a combination of causes.
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Pros: Rooms are well-priced for such a great location and like all Kimpton properties, comes with a bunch of great inclusions and amenities.
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The index inclusions are seen as an opportunity for those funds to sell their positions in around 4 percent of the market, estimate analysts.
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I chose my base (dark chocolate), picked my inclusions (dried cherries, Bolivian pink salt and matcha tea powder), and made a selection of delicious bars.
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"Now that we have the techniques to analyze these inclusions in diamonds, I think there will be much more coming out in the future."[Science]
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Before I delve into the meat of what I don't like about the View 20, I should commend a couple of other inclusions from Honor.
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It even has an illuminated logo on its back and a light-up strip on the side — nigh obligatory inclusions for anything marketed toward gamers.
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"Over the history of inclusions you can't avoid some volatility (but) the tranches will help reduce a lot the impact of this volatility," he said.
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But to a culture people who value what the little drawing symbolizes, it may be one of the more important inclusions to the upcoming Unicode releases.
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Mazen al Sudairi, head of research at Al Rajhi Capital, said the index inclusions would encourage more companies to list on the region's largest stock market.
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This show is all the more impressive because its nearly 2212 inclusions, which range through centuries, are drawn almost entirely from the Cooper Hewitt's vast holdings.
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Set off by diamonds, colored sapphires and rutilated quartz prized for its slash-like inclusions, it evokes Toussaint's combustible combination of classical discipline and modern exuberance.
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The breakfast is continental, but guests can pull together a fairly hearty meal by being creative, and the overall inclusions add strong value to any booking.
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This show is all the more impressive because its nearly 200 inclusions, which range through centuries, are drawn almost entirely from the Cooper Hewitt's vast holdings.
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The Key2 has a somewhat weird mix of specs, but the 6GB of RAM and 64GB of storage standard are nice inclusions for people focused on productivity.
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Chia dismissed suggestions MSCI's consultation announcement was timed to compete with FTSE's announcement and said it followed positive investor feedback after the initial index inclusions this year.
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One contentious issue that does loom on the horizon, however, is that of exemptions for religious businesses -- the opposite of inclusions for churches -- from public accommodations laws.
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Some noteworthy inclusions are Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order ($45 before tax), The Division 2 (only $9 before tax), and The Outer Worlds (about $36 before tax).
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A history rarely seen in such a comprehensive format, the show begins with some obvious inclusions, like Marcel Duchamp and John Cage, before moving into unexpected territory.
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Most span entries are seeds, it seems, which constructors might avoid reusing, but in this puzzle, TAKE NO PRISONERS isn't even in the top tier of unusual inclusions.
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Some inclusions are expected, such as hunting, hawking, archery, jousting, and theatrical "mummeries," also known as mummers' plays; others are more unusual, including Strutt's examples of Hot Cockles.
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Over the last year, the battle royale game has placed more emphasis on vehicles through inclusions such as the shopping cart, the all-terrain vehicle, and arguably, the balloon.
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A stable currency is imperative for China as it seeks to balance its investment-driven economy, attract more portfolio inflows and push for global equity and bond index inclusions.
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Instagram might want to offer some opt-out of Stories content appearing in search or Explore, or restrict inclusions to Stories purposefully tagged with a hashtag or location sticker.
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Herbalife said on Thursday that "database scripting errors" led to inclusions of additional categories of data for parts of 2015 that were not included in 2014 and prior years.
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While there may have been qualms of conscience on our parts about omissions (and inclusions), this abundance seemed an encouraging sign regarding the state of the English-language play.
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But one of the strangest inclusions on the list is probably the 1963 children's picture book Where the Wild Things Are, written and illustrated by the beloved author Maurice Sendak.
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One of those inclusions encourages the buds' portable use while the other might help them survive a natural disaster but does nothing to help me use them on my commute.
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"The deals vary, but you might find a discounted rate for a weekend stay with breakfast and other inclusions or a third night free with two paid nights," he said.
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However, when I researched similar pool villas in Bali or the Maldives, I found them to be double the price, offering strong value considering all the inclusions the hotel provided.
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Sony is keen to emphasize the photography capabilities of its flagship smartphone, and there are also some neat hardware inclusions like a 3.5mm headphone jack and support for wireless charging.
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The new inclusions in the list were welcomed enthusiastically on social media, particularly by officials in their respective countries, where the designations can bolster tourism as well as local pride.
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The new inclusions in the list were welcomed enthusiastically on social media, particularly by officials in their respective countries, where the designations can bolster tourism as well as local pride.
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The best inclusions for me are William Eggleston's "Hunstville, Alabama" (1970) and George Segal's "Blue Girl on Black Bed" (1976), and Susan Worsham's "Marine, Hotel Near Airport, Richmond, Virginia" (2009).
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Poetry also benefits in a subtler and more important way, because the implicit suggestion of these inclusions is that only the very best songwriters get to share space with poets.
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One of the most eye-popping inclusions at this year's fair is a $20 million painting by Paul Gauguin, "Joseph and the Wife of Potiphar" (1896) presented by the gallery Wildenstein.
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Rea McNamara [who also writes for VICE] was in Berlin when a lot of the initial planning was going on, but when she returned offered many suggestions for inclusions as well.
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Chan referred me to a 1988 study that described terrestrial bacteria suspended in small liquid inclusions within salt crystals, so it's not absurd to think extraterrestrial life could be likewise contained.
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But because these tiny inclusions measure around 50 nanometers—about 40,000 times shorter than the width of a human hair—it was necessary to use sophisticated microscopic imagery to analyze them.
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Weekday stays are up to 2155 percent less expensive, and a different attractively priced package with inclusions such as meals and distillery tours is offered each month on the hotel's website.
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As gas clouds condensed to form the Sun and the protoplanetary disk surrounding it—which eventually evolved into the familiar planets we know today—these inclusions endured temperatures exceeding 1,000°C.
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So in the sprit of good television and VERY good music, I decided to take a tearful trip down memory lane to look at some of the most heart-breaking "Heartbeats" inclusions.
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STABILITY VS COMPETITIVENESS A stable currency is imperative for China as it seeks to balance its investment-driven economy, attract more portfolio inflows and push for global equity and bond index inclusions.
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The Food Allergy Research and Education organization is once again promoting the Teal Pumpkin Project, started in 2014 to raise awareness of food allergies and promote inclusions of all trick-or-treaters.
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Shoppers can go fairly low on the clarity scale before inclusions or blemishes are visible to the naked eye, but cuts with large flat surfaces (like emerald shapes) are often less forgiving.
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She said yuan-denominated assets remain attractive given the inclusions of China's bonds and stocks into international indexes and the spread between Chinese and U.S. treasury yields, forecasting continuous foreign money inflows.
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Veilhan drinks from an unassuming institutional water fountain that is actually a sculpture by the American artist Marc Ganzglass, titled "Meteorite Inclusions (Fountain)"; the pipes are formed from fragments of an iron meteorite.
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Sampled On: "Glow" One of the more curious inclusions on More Life, "Glow" sees Drake and Kanye West rekindling their on-again, off-again friendship and trading aspirational toasts over a sparse, metronomic beat.
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A few notable inclusions are Google's Pixel Slate, which is $503 off of its usual $799 price, and the Samsung Plus V2 Chromebook with an S Pen and backlit keyboard, which is $100 off.
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A few notable inclusions are Google's Pixel Slate, which is $39.993 off of its usual $799 price, and the Samsung Plus V2 Chromebook with an S Pen and backlit keyboard, which is $100 off.
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Google announced an interesting little tweak to its search results today that will highlight reviews from reputable critics and best-of list inclusions for bars and restaurants when you search in the Google app.
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Some of these inclusions struck the gaming community as odd, and it could be because they're just guesses on Walmart's part, and sequels to big franchises can usually be counted on year after year.
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E. Oveisi, EPFL, Switzerland Nabiei's team used three different microscopes, including a transmission electron microscope, to study the bits of material, called inclusions, that got trapped within the Almahata Sitta meteorite's diamonds after it formed.
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With the exception of opals, Sanchez often goes after stones often considered lower quality because of features called "inclusions"—other minerals inside the stone, gas, liquid or fractures that diminish the purity of the gem.
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Cargo has yet to ask actual car riders what they're interested in seeing inside their car services, but as time goes on it will certainly be looking to your for rider feedback for new product inclusions.
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Because some inclusions in the blue diamonds were also surrounded by pockets of hydrogen and methane, it&aposs likely that whatever underwater mineral carried boron into the mantle also carried trace amounts of ocean water, too.
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And because the chemistry of the inclusions did not match what is known on planets in today's solar system, they think the diamonds came from a protoplanet that existed between 4.54 and 4.57 billion years ago.
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The hotel offers a fully inclusive honeymoon package with meals, spa, snorkeling excursions and more, offered around $650 per night per couple, with a seven-day booking, which offers incredible value for all the inclusions afforded.
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"The 2.7 percent pro-forma benchmark weight [within the MSCI index] is much more significant than prior index inclusions during the past decade," said Alexander Redman, head of global emerging market equity strategy at Credit Suisse.
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The 34-year-old, who has played 23 tests since his debut in 2011, was one of a couple of surprise inclusions in the Australia squad named on Friday for next week's opener against England in Brisbane.
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Michelle Melendez, the director of Albuquerque&aposs Office of Equity and Inclusions, said she and others are currently reviewing previous recommendations for addressing homelessness among Native Americans as the city relaunches a task force on the subject.
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The renovators, for all their modern inclusions such as a new pressroom, a terrace with a roof, and a bar, did not think to use rustproof paint for a facility some 400 yards from the Atlantic Ocean.
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"We expect that many rare and new organisms will be discovered with this increased ability to study the inclusions by [propagation phase-contrast synchrotron microtomography]," the authors wrote in the study published last week in Scientific Reports.
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Some of the less-obvious inclusions include the Gap and the pizza chain Papa John's International, which JPMorgan believes could face pressure on their profit margins if a progressive president pushes hikes in the national minimum wage.
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This tournament was supposed to be about the future of U.S. Soccer, with the inclusions of 17-year-old Borussia Dortmund phenom Christian Pulisic and 23-year-old Bobby Wood, who added a goal (off Dempsey's assist) Tuesday.
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The researchers, both now working India, were specifically interested in calcium-aluminium-rich inclusions in the specimen, ancient minerals found in some meteorites on Earth thought to be the first objects to form in the high-temperature Solar System.
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The team screened hundreds of thousands of diamonds before picking their final lineup of glittering test subjects, ultimately choosing diamonds that showed clear inclusions — visible flecks of leftover minerals from the ancient, underground rocks in which the diamonds formed.
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Notable inclusions on the list are aluminum giant Rusal and its outgoing president Oleg Deripaska, as well as VTB Bank President Andrei Kostin, who was listed as a government official (VTB Bank is majority owned by the Russian state).
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Lucky Bella gets an entire playroom all to herself, full of fun inclusions like a huge teddy bear, tons of books, a sprawling forest mural and even an array of dolls that belonged to her mama as a child.
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In fact, the opposite is actually true: August happens to be one of the most affordable times to visit the city, with even luxury hotels offering rates and inclusions that aren't usually available during the rest of the year.
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She and her colleagues are studying many other inclusions from the Allende meteorite to find "new clues on the conditions in the nascent solar system at the condensation of the first solids," as the team wrote in the study.
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Inclusions such as breakfast, all-day snacks, wine and cheese reception, coffee, and gym access more than make up for it, especially when you consider that breakfast at a restaurant in New York will likely run higher than $25.
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And the Trembling Stars ring and bracelet used the house's "serti vibrant," or trembling setting, so myriad white diamonds could vibrate across a base of metaquartzite, a metamorphic rock with golden inclusions of pyrite (making its house jewelry debut).
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Among the more surprising inclusions, the K-pop boy band BTS made the list thanks to strong support in California and Hawaii, while rapper Lil Uzi Vert rode a huge following across the entire East Coast to the No. 28 slot.
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Amanda Boetzkes's book Plastic Capitalism: Contemporary Art and the Drive to Waste explores representations of and inclusions of trash (plastics in particular) in art, tracing the course of this phenomenon from its beginnings at the start of the 20th century.
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Other inclusions in "Property" are puzzling; "The Self-Seeding Sycamore", "The Royal Male" and "Negative Equity", despite their sometimes eclectic lexicon, are neatly droll, erring-on-twee stories depriving the reader of breadth of vista or, indeed, Ms Shriver's reassuring bite.
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"It would be inappropriate in our judgment to insist on the inclusions of such funding in a must-pass appropriations bill that is needed by the Republican majority to avoid a government shutdown," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.
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At best, All Too Human shows well known artists at an intriguing new angle and revisits lesser known names, but at worst makes some perplexing curatorial choices which defy its own set of rules, stretching relevance through some optimistic inclusions.
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The Classic comes pre-loaded with 21 of the most beloved SNES games — from obvious inclusions like Super Mario World, Super Metroid, and F-ZERO, to titles you may have missed during your salad days, like Secret of Mana or Earthbound.
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And the revised ban was substantively different than its predecessor: the most significant change was exempting green card holders and those with valid visas -- the inclusions of which, when combined with a delayed roll-out, avoided any pandemonium at airports.
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The show has been organized by Katherine Brinson, the museum's curator of contemporary art, working closely with Mr. Vo. Some of its inclusions are passive witnesses, like the deconstructed chairs used by American leaders while making decisions with global repercussions.
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The throwback mood has been heightened by the soundtrack's inclusions of Toto's "Africa" and the Clash's "Should I Stay or Should I Go." H&M's "Stranger Things" collection includes a line of '80s-style T-shirts, swimsuits, visors and flip-flops.
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Opalescent colored glass gave his windows their brilliance, but it was merely one weapon in an arsenal that included glass with embedded inclusions, cut facets, beveling, pressed designs, and scrolling effects, as well as folded glass for the depiction of drapery.
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Listen to both below and check out Star Wars Headspace's full track list, which includes a number of oddball inclusions (like Kaskade!) and a Rubin and A-Trak collaborative remix of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Cantina Song for The Force Awakens.
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A similar love letter in Glamour, nearly 3,ooo reviews at Nordstrom, over 600 on Amazon, mentions in Who What Wear's best bras ever, according to real women, and inclusions in Insider Picks Buying Guides for the best bras you can buy.
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There is an extreme precision here, as there is in this show's most surprising inclusions: rare stereographs from 1974, seen in a special viewer, that inject a spectral third dimension to a bathroom sink or a mother and daughter on the street.
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All bookings at SLS are subject to a $25 daily resort fee, though the inclusions offer nice value, including access not only to the beautiful pool deck but two beach chairs at the Delano Hotel in South Beach, which is a nice touch.
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"Airlines end up fighting for the same passengers and tempting them with lower and lower fares, which is good news for cost-conscious travelers, but not an ideal situation for airlines, especially those with higher operating costs or value-added service inclusions," he said.
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It's not the quietest hotel, nor is it a luxury offering, but if you simply seek a well-appointed boutique stay with inclusions that add value from a trusted brand like Kimpton, the Surfcomber is a great option that won't cost a fortune either.
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Well, it's seven carats, it's of extremely high quality (the hashtag #VVS indicates jeweler's terminology for "very, very slight" inclusions, or flaws) and it was created by the same company, If & Co., that creates pieces like this diamond Jesus pendant and this diamond-studded nameplate necklace.
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"These trips can be either group or private, and since these companies can negotiate favorable prices through their local contacts, their tours have a lot of value-added inclusions such as meals, tickets to cultural performances and behind-the-scenes access to tourist attractions," he said.
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These included: labels that were easy to understand and that rated the healthfulness of beverages; limits on availability of sugary sodas in schools; price increases on sugary sodas in restaurants, stores and leisure centers; inclusions of healthier beverages in children's menus; and promotion of healthier beverages in supermarkets.
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The red line is one of those "so brilliant I take it for granted" inclusions, a single visual cue that makes use of an instinctual understanding of how an object on a straight path, moving at a consistent speed, will reach a given point at a predictable time.
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It doesn't matter to me if the story has come from a book or has been written fresh for a film script: there's always the story and there's always the story ambience' the story logic' the time frame' and the technical inclusions—and that drives the design' totally.
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Overall, his subjects cannot depart too much from the existing canon, since Rubin only renders artists whose self-portraits are part of the art historical record, but his collection is full of delightful surprises and inclusions that range far beyond the most obvious choices (which are also represented).
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From the lush samples used by the likes of Ryan Hemsworth and Tennyson to the the more drum based inclusions on Childish Gambino and Lil' Yachty, the concept of turning nostalgic video game scores into something unrecognizable has remained a popular staple of production in the last decade.
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Don't forget, Kelly, we've had two big trade deals, and China in recent weeks, you just saw an announcement from USDR today, China in recent weeks I think unexpectedly has been cutting tariffs and increasing inclusions for a number of consumer goods and other things that they need.
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The kingdom is hoping the inclusions, starting on Monday when Saudi stocks join the FTSE Emerging All Cap Index, will kickstart its drive to become a major destination for foreign capital, after its global reputation was tainted by Khashoggi's killing at the hands of Saudi agents in October.
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The individual familiar with Azar's thinking said the health secretary supports her addition to the group and also pushed for bringing Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie on board, arguing that the officials will be important inclusions as coronavirus becomes more of a domestic issue that poses a risk to health systems, the individual said.
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Ocasio-Cortez's proposal would take that old equation and factor in things like a person's geographic cost of living, what portion of their income they spend on health insurance or child care, and spending toward utilities like internet access those inclusions would raise the federal poverty level and widen Americans' eligibility to welfare programs.
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This allows for inclusions like the Warhol-inspired disposable paper "Souper Dress" (1966–67) — available as a company promo by mailing in two Campbell's soup can labels plus one dollar — which appears between a functional Coca-Cola vending machine (1947–80), an Italian Simon International tomato soup stool (1973), and a Warhol "Campbell's Soup Can" screen print on paper.
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Also with top performances for 2018 are Javianne Oliver (60m), Courtney Okolo (400m), Katie Nageotte (pole vault), world champion Reese (long jump) and Erica Bougard (pentathlon) Other notable inclusions in the team are world outdoor hurdles record holders Keni Harrison and Aries Merritt and world outdoor champions Sam Kendricks (pole vault) and Phyllis Francis (women's 4x400 relay).
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VARIETY PUZZLE — Puns and Anagrams play faster and looser than straight cryptic puzzles, and Sam Ezersky improvises riffs on top of that, so to completely finish a grid like this you've got to unfurrow your brow a little bit, go with the flow, and promise not to YELL AT yourself or him for any oddball inclusions.
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When you consider the savings on shorter flights from the US East Coast, as well as inclusions such as all food without limitations, premium liquors, round trip airport transfers, all tips, taxes and gratuities, scuba, and more, it might end up costing around the same as a hotel for $500 nightly that doesn't include any extras.
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Other inclusions amplify the dot as an open symbol, for example Damien Hirst's poker-faced dot painting, "Cytosine-5-H" (2007), and there are instances of dialogue between artworks, like the same Hirst painting, staring down the proportionately cynical "Painting with Detail (Blue)" (1987) by Roy Lichtenstein, on the opposite wall — an example of Lichtenstein's occasional self-depreciating jokes.
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Using Raman spectroscopy (a method of scattering lasers over a target to determine its unique molecular composition), the team determined that the inclusions in their blue diamonds looked like rocks that could form only in Earth&aposs lower mantle, about 250 miles to 410 miles (410 to 660 kilometers) below Earth&aposs surface — about four times deeper than previously thought.
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Read more: The best credit cards with no foreign transaction feesThe card also comes with secondary rental car insurance and typical inclusions like a one-year warranty extension benefit for items you buy and purchase protection that covers you for damage or theft up to 90 days after a purchase up to $1,000 per item and $50,000 per calendar year.
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