"You don't have to introduce Mulder and introduce Scully and introduce the world every week," said Bowman.
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Plus, the more advantages you introduce, the more random luck you introduce.
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"I would like to introduce you to my first guest ever," Fleischmann said to introduce Tatum.
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The show will introduce a new plotline, barely pause for breath, and then introduce another one.
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Apple may introduce new Apple Watches in early September, when it's also expected to introduce its latest iPhones.
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We're thrilled to introduce her to our new baby sloth and for her to introduce the sloth to you.
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The government decided to introduce a new 500 rupee note and also introduce a higher denomination banknote of 2,000 rupees.
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"I don't understand why she can introduce her boyfriend to the kids but you can't introduce your girlfriend," she said.
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"Whenever and wherever you introduce yourself with your name, introduce yourself with your own gender pronouns if possible," they advised.
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The government decided to introduce a new 500 rupee note and also introduce a higher denomination banknote of 2,183 rupees.
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The government has decided to introduce a new 21 rupee note and also introduce a higher denomination banknote of 2000,2100 rupees.
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He urged Washington not to introduce the new tariffs because the industry fears Europe will introduce even more tariffs in retaliation.
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I think that what I wanted to do was introduce the fashion world and introduce Katana fans to what Karen was all about.
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In November last year, the government decided to introduce a new 500 rupee note and also introduce a higher denomination banknote of 2,000 rupees.
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The government would not introduce this bill under their current policy, but Smith can introduce it on his own as a private member's bill.
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As a matchmaker, it's your job to introduce the idea of going on a date and to exchange contact information or introduce them in person.
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Traffic: New York is poised to become the first U.S. city to introduce congestion pricing, which would introduce tolls for drivers entering Manhattan's busiest stretches.
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Abstraction allows the computer to introduce new words, but the system has to understand the original article enough to be able to introduce the right words.
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"If I were working with Diane who knows Michael she can introduce me to Michael who can introduce me to a couple more people," he said.
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Don't be afraid to introduce yourself…Ephron's first husband, Dan Greenburg, recalls how Ephron would simply approach celebrities cold, introduce herself, and invite them to dinner.
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"It's a combination of being able to introduce these vehicles into a system efficiently but also being able to introduce them into the system safely," Valentine said.
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C.) and Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) plan to introduce a bill as early as Thursday that would introduce crippling sanctions against Turkey for its military operation.
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"We definitely won't introduce new taxes, we won't increase the value added tax, we won't introduce a wealth tax, we won't touch Italians' bank savings," he added.
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Moulton said he did not introduce an amendment to increase the numbers due to committee jurisdictional issues but did introduce an amendment that would undo the stricter eligibility rules.
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In an interview with TechCrunch, Hofmann says Byte will introduce a revenue-sharing mechanism to help creators get paid for their work when the app does eventually introduce advertising.
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In Japan's context, fiscal authorities could introduce a form of tax cuts and bigger budget deficits, while the central bank could simultaneously introduce another round of quantitative easing, Sheard explained.
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"It's not easy to introduce new products, and it's certainly not easy to introduce new products that don't have strong public awareness," said Corey Winograd, the chief executive of BurgerFi.
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If anything we probably helped to introduce some people to old bands they may not have heard of or introduce new bands to people via splits (Charles Bronson) or reintroduce (Hirax)).
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In other words, introduction is discretionary: none of the specified leaders is required to introduce a snap back bill; nor can any other member introduce a bill qualifying for expedited consideration.
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So you know, they would introduce … JDR: Too experienced?
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Press freedom: Swalwell has helped introduce and re-introduce this year the Journalist Protection Act, which would make it a federal crime for certain attacks on those who work in the media.
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If Trumpcare is on track to pass, why did Trump introduce a bar-napkin "plan" to cut taxes on the rich temporarily, when he could have waited to introduce a permanent cut?
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At medical conferences, women introduce male doctors as "Doctor" 95% of the time; but men introduce female doctors as "Doctor" only 49% of the time, which unfairly downplays the women's equal credentials.
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Chris Murphy rushed to introduce an amendment to a funding bill that would block the Education Department's plan before DeVos had a chance to formally introduce one — if she even planned to.
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The government decided to introduce a new 500 rupee note and also introduce a higher denomination banknote of 2,000 rupees and gave people up to December 30 to exchange their old currency notes.
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BROOKER There's an unwritten rule that if you introduce one fantastical thing in the first 10 pages, you're O.K. But if you introduce the fantastical element at Page 40, you're on wobbly ground.
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Campaigns to introduce civil marriage are afoot in many countries.
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And Apple doesn't actually introduce groundbreaking features all that often.
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The city could introduce more public buses, or van services.
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"But to introduce aurochs, you may need predators as well."
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I'd like to introduce you to my Twitter replies. 18.
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Please allow me to introduce you to Old Man Bacon.
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To elaborate, I'd like to introduce you to my father.
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After that, I will either run away or introduce myself.
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Will they go Live on the platform to introduce us?
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Gilpin once worked to introduce mobile devices to British corporations.
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Apple may introduce its service as soon as this year.
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Kalanick said the company will introduce Uber Moto across India.
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And this funding really does seem to introduce a bias.
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Proud to reveal and introduce Invivo X, SJP Sauvignon Blanc!
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But if it's so urgent, why not introduce... TRUMP: Yes?
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To be extra sure, he asks everyone to introduce themselves.
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It does not introduce a general obligation to monitor content.
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Companies like Ideal introduce these systems into that process early.
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The data that AI is trained on can introduce biases.
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Dunkin' will also introduce an oat milk latte this spring.
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Because they introduce friction, they could lead to higher prices.
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Next month, Apple is expected to introduce three new iPhones.
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Lawmakers could introduce the regulatory package in the coming weeks.
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"I'm thrilled to introduce Password AutoFill for Apps," Mondello wrote.
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The demo didn't take long to introduce this familiar structure.
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Britain is due to introduce an apprenticeship levy in April.
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Introduce us -- all of America -- to a new Donald Trump.
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It's a great routine to introduce Nick to the show.
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Young Justice season 3 does still introduce some new characters.
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Once you introduce a visual element, everything else falls away.
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It's time for the candidates to introduce themselves right now.
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GM also plans to introduce 21.65 electric vehicles by 21.85.
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Sure, he could introduce her to his friends, but… BOOKS!
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Let's introduce the most tired love interest of all time.
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Republicans say they intend to introduce a technical corrections bill.
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It was left to comedian Rock to introduce the rapper.
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Let us introduce you to the Tread by Everlane Trainer!
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How do you introduce some stickiness into your Thanksgiving feast?
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" Apple, 2019: "We'd like to introduce the MacBook Pro 2.
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VW alone plans to introduce 20 electrified cars by 2025.
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I'm proud to introduce you to nine of them today.
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Luxembourg is set to introduce free public transport in 2020.
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Turing sees Nvidia introduce new Tensor cores and RT cores.
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But Dr Golt would like to introduce a further tweak.
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Apple is planning to introduce new Macs at an Oct.
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Apple also looks set to introduce a new ClassKit feature.
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It will later introduce localized experiences later in the year.
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Introduce an unbalanced force, and stop an object in motion.
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Introduce them to some of the household budget items too.
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They hope to introduce them on Japanese roads in 2019.
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For sleep tracking, Polar will introduce a Sleep Score system.
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It could even be used to introduce new traits altogether.
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She would like to introduce more insurance companies into Medicare.
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These modifications of general relativity also introduce a scalar field.
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HOUSING - Introduce a 1% tax on non-resident foreign buyers.
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No word yet on whether it plans to introduce Stories.
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It was truly an honor to introduce my wife, Melania.
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Democrats will soon introduce a resolution condemning Trump's "xenophobic" remarks.
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Stadlen said other companies need to introduce this policy too.
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Read more about Walmart's plans to introduce a tablet here.
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Because GDPR does not introduce privacy rules to the region.
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He didn't introduce him — Jobs wasn't long on social niceties.
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Instead, these will be modified to introduce "suitable incentivization mechanisms".
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How do you introduce a car like the Bugatti Chiron?
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Apple sometimes uses the event to introduce new hardware, too.
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It was used as a pretext to introduce martial law.
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You don't have to introduce the figure in that way.
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The idea was to introduce a check on the government.
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There is also a nascent attempt to introduce quietness standards.
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I'd rather just let people introduce me to their context.
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The government plans to introduce league tables to rank chains.
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Many bots simply introduce chaos and misinformation to poison discourse.
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Allow us to introduce you to Spam and cheese ramen.
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Nearly two months later, they have yet to introduce anything.
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Having BHP and ExxonMobil market separately would introduce new offers.
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Hulu is planning to introduce the service early next year.
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PARIS/BERLIN (Reuters) - Luxury carmaker Audi will introduce Valeo's (VLOF.
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The Associated Press: Dem presidential candidates introduce themselves to voters.
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House Republicans aim to introduce their tax bill on Nov.
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"I'd like to introduce Secretary Price to the train," Sen.
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Will Mr Macron and his team dare introduce radical changes?
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He still has to introduce his new articles of impeachment.
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A beer concierge can help introduce tourists to local brews.
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She didn't want to introduce me to any of that.
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The EU, another U.S. ally, said it would introduce countermeasures.
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And next year, it will introduce a lifestyle hotel brand.
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She helped introduce two bipartisan marijuana bills in early 2019.
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Plus, it can make corporations fragile and introduce unnecessary risk.
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But he did more than just introduce Neumann to Bensamoun.
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And tomorrow we will introduce a bill do just that.
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In this static scene, the curtains introduce movement and change.
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House Republicans hope to introduce a tax bill on Nov.
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But the beloved developer platform may also introduce moderation headaches.
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Here, we introduce five Irish makers to look out for.
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Let us introduce you to the Cinnamon Toast Crunch Latte.
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At developer conferences, companies introduce a lot of new APIs.
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DS: You use title cards to introduce subjects and locations.
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A few introduce themselves and I immediately forget their names.
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They may introduce the tax as soon as in 2019.
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What's the best way to introduce readers to your comic?
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But on Tuesday afternoon, Uber said it would introduce tipping.
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The new region will introduce dozens of new native Pokémon.
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Well, Sunday does introduce us to this new character, Virgil.
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Will Microsoft introduce consumer devices or services in the future?
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He walked over to introduce himself and they spoke briefly.
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Another strategy is to introduce the person to new sources.
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Election night is also when our competitors introduce new tools.
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To introduce users to music they might not hear otherwise.
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Yeah, I would introduce them to ideas, concepts, and techniques.
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The M.T.A. will introduce OMNY cards that riders can tap.
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Dave would introduce us as the members of his band.
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Then you introduce this "most famous reindeer of all" character.
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The only answer was to slowly introduce it and see.
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This is how you introduce an archetype, not a character.
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No one is expecting Apple to introduce AR glasses today.
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That would introduce them to the people reshaping our politics.
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By using the legislation process they may introduce further powers.
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What better way to introduce yourself than with "Swan Lake"?
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Introduce yourself while making eye contact; talk loudly and slowly.
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One would introduce cost considerations that do not now exist.
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"Benjamin, introduce yourself," the Kenya native says to her fiancé.
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Feels like really strange timing to introduce this one no?
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My girlfriend quickly abandoned our mailbox project to introduce herself.
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I introduce them here as a starting point for discussion.
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Iceland claims to be the first country to introduce one.
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But he didn't introduce me to anyone in his life.
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He was also getting ready to introduce a new book.
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I said, 'I'd really like to introduce myself to you.
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They also introduce a little bitterness, which can add dimension.
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It plans to introduce options trading in the second quarter.
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Sanders will introduce his "Medicare for all" bill Wednesday afternoon.
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GM plans to introduce 20 new electric models by 2023.
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"Then you can introduce something back in," Dr. Lustig says.
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HOUSING - Introduce a 1% tax on non-resident foreign buyers.
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Kamala Harris, helped introduce Booker in Sioux City on Friday.
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When they introduce themselves to their taxi driver, he scoffs.
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There are entertainers, who introduce idioms exotic, acrobatic and comic.
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Elizabeth Warren to introduce the Stop Wall Street Looting Act.
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It also plans to introduce a mobile version some point.
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It had already made provision to introduce mandatory drone registration.
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You said you want to introduce a guaranteed minimum wage.
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Avatars introduce the possibility of even more powerful fake news.
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So Judd and Jenni had to introduce me to collaboration.
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But if it's so urgent, why not introduce... TRUMP: Yes?
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Introduce yourself to the people whose projects interest you most.
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To introduce Reactions, Tinder has partnered with comedian Whitney Cummings.
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Starting next year, however, Stadia will introduce a free tier.
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So he walked over to introduce himself to Aaron Judge.
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And that shift made it easier to introduce other fillings.
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We're excited to introduce an expanded size range in 2018.
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Volvo, which in the 1950s was the first carmaker to introduce the three-point seatbelt, had said on March 4 it would introduce a 180 km per hour speed limit on all new vehicles.
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"The government is using the earthquake as an excuse to introduce measures it had needed to introduce for a long time," said Francisco Rodríguez, the chief Andean economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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"We wanted the name Vault 7 to stick, so it was also a strategy to pre-introduce the name, so that, when counterattack publicity came out, they "—the C.I.A.—"couldn't introduce another name," he said.
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The Geely-owned automaker, which in the 1950s was the first carmaker to introduce the three-point seatbelt, said on March 4 it would introduce a 180 km per hour speed limit on new vehicles.
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You don't introduce a pneumatic tube without sending somebody through it!
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It is expected to introduce tipping and is overhauling its culture.
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Sherrod Brown (D-OH) will introduce similar legislation in the Senate.
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Several Republican senators are also planning to introduce their own legislation.
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Let us introduce you to the glory of the Hawaiian shirt.
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They're not going to tell me that we can't introduce it.
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Did a patch break the game's balance, introduce frame rate issue?
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Trump quotes Díaz to introduce the idea that mentors are nice.
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Other states have tried to introduce similar exact-match information requirements.
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Republican senators are set to introduce a tax proposal on Thursday.
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Put out my hand to introduce myself as Jaime Guttenberg's dad.
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Allow us to introduce you to the Unicorn Horn Bubble Bar.
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"I don't want to introduce this as a sale," he said.
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And then what happen is we introduce the progressive income tax.
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"I don't want to introduce this as a sale," Mogensen said.
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The veteran actor went on to introduce Bruce Springsteen&aposs performance.
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HSAs are increasingly common as employers introduce high-deductible health plans.
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"[Former Minnesota Senator] Paul Wellstone wanted to introduce it," Rolnick said.
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The Nvidia GPU, though, will introduce a fan in the base.
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Michael Bennet of Colorado to introduce themselves to a national audience.
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The social network has promised to introduce reforms to its policies.
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And it has continued to introduce sponsored posts into the feed.
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Italy is also aiming to introduce more electric and hybrid vehicles.
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Coexist isn't the first company to introduce time off during periods.
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The team also used this release to introduce a new interface.
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In the 1980s, more schools began to introduce computers into classrooms.
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Using samples from small groups of users can also introduce bias.
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"Today, we're excited to introduce plans for 'the World's Nicest Airline.'"
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Dustin was the first person to introduce me to Hot Pockets!
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Thankfully, HMD is also expected to introduce blue and silver models.
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Sometimes new intellectual property is the best way to introduce that.
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But they introduce a range of risks compared to regular toys.
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Other carriers will introduce the Galaxy S10 13G later this year.
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Facebook would also introduce Messenger for Mac and Windows, Zuckerberg said.
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CMS will introduce the new site by Labor Day on Sept.
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They plan to quickly re-introduce it in the next Congress.
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The WHO is working with countries to introduce self-testing measures.
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But it could introduce others, such as greater scope for corruption.
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But the prospect of regulation may introduce hurdles for that growth.
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Following three failed bills, they will introduce new legislation in 2017.
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Some countries have moved to introduce new regulation in this area.
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The Digital Forensics Research Lab is here to introduce you: Seen.
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Reader, we'd like to introduce you to a very disloyal man.
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Today, we are thrilled to introduce the Hardware Battlefield 2016 participants.
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And tonight, we would like to introduce you to Sarah Verardo.
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In January, Heineken will introduce Heineken 0.0 (pronounced zero zero) nationwide.
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The UK will also introduce a levy on sugary soft drinks.
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After the class I followed her out, intending to introduce myself.
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Trump also vowed to introduce a deduction for child care costs.
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GM says it will introduce 20 new electric vehicles by 2023.
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Afterward, she approached Una, who was the instructor, to introduce herself.
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Some major U.S. exchanges want to introduce speed limits on trading.
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Vanessa Hudgens was also on hand to help introduce the movie.
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I feel grateful that we get to kind of introduce her.
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Microsoft is planning to introduce a dark mode to its Outlook.
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Yellen asked him why he didn't greet him or introduce himself.
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Why does high school English introduce the poet as a recluse?
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It may also introduce new competitors who completely rethink old processes.
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Doesn't it seem a bit segregating to introduce *women-only* venue?
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She's not going to introduce ground-breaking or thorough policy proposals.
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RuPaul showed up to introduce one final queen: BeBe Zahara Benet.
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I'll always introduce myself as being from Houston, first and foremost.
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The Jets and the Sharks would like to formally introduce themselves.
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They'd introduce him to other YouTubers who'd help promote his work.
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He expects Apple will introduce the new keyboard later this year.
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Some were not prepared to introduce a child to the world.
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Let us introduce you to some of our favorite street treats.
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We introduce a newly discovered spider that surfs to catch dinner.
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The Social Democrat also wants to introduce a financial transaction tax.
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It also plans to introduce between 300 and 500 electric buses.
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"I don't see a strong need to introduce regulations," he added.
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His job was to introduce a former Navy SEAL, Marcus Lutrell.
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Charter has said it would introduce its own service next year.
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Let us introduce you to the wonderful world of cosmetic refills.
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European officials plan to introduce further measures to protect bank depositors.
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And then he said, I can introduce you to President Putin.
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It's also a great way to introduce people to new sounds.
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And if he did have something, why introduce it this way?
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Apple will also introduce a new iPad Mini, according to Kuo.
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Next year, the company plans to introduce a new diet plan.
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The Creators Project: Please introduce yourself and your work with paper.
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It won't call you back or introduce you to its parents.
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I thought it was important to introduce reconstruction in the training.
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Watch Vince McMahon introduce the new iteration of the XFL pic.twitter.
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BROADLY: Will you introduce yourself as much as you're comfortable with?
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Snap said it plans to introduce the experience to more areas.
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Al-Hajraf also promised to continue to gradually introduce fiscal reforms.
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It aims to introduce derivatives in the second half of 2020.
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She recorded her reaction and then went over to introduce herself.
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Shaheen pledged Thursday to introduce legislation to immediately provide more visas.
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The payment processing company confirmed the decision to introduce biometric checks.
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Our friends introduce us to new experiences and ways of being.
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I make them visible, introduce you to them one by one.
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That spike helped introduce both fanatics and professional investors to ICOs.
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He has to introduce himself to people, particularly people of color.
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It was a little surreal watching it introduce itself as me.
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Let me introduce you to a very special dog named Jolene.
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What's the first piece of legislation Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez should introduce?
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Indeed, GM has pledged to introduce 28500 electric vehicles by 6900.
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"We have to try to introduce baseball from a low level."
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Senate Democrats could introduce an identical resolution as early as today.
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Be mindful of how you introduce women, particularly at work functions.
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But introduce any embarrassment or social discomfort, and suddenly I'm cringing.
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Plus it might introduce you to people who can become friends.
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Bennett says he did not introduce Papadopoulos to the Trump campaign.
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But researchers aren't sure how to introduce them to those areas.
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How did your own teachers introduce a new poem to you?
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He began to introduce me, but Scalia remained focussed on him.
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He is due to introduce resulting policy measures early next week.
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Further, it will introduce other complications and expenses during an emergency.
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We don't expect Apple to introduce any additional new iPads soon.
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The company will introduce its new weight management program on Monday.
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And the question is how directly or indirectly we introduce costs.
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So allow me to introduce you to Labor Marketplace X (LMX).
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Some Senate Republicans have said they could introduce a similar measure.
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They have not publicly specified when they would introduce the proposal.
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Let's go around and introduce ourselves and say our favorite thing.
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A defense attorney is tasked with countering what evidence prosecutors introduce.
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The two senators are expected to introduce their bill next week.
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Later, Pence travels to Cincinnati to introduce Trump at 6900 p.m.
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He plans to formally introduce it in the House on Monday.
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Proud to introduce the Build the Wall, Enforce the Law Act.
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The European Union said it had no plans to introduce quotas.
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Apple sometimes — but not always — uses WWDC to introduce new hardware.
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In 2019, the city is set to introduce a Ferris wheel.
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It would be the first U.S. city to introduce the labeling.
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The opening episodes introduce the world and the alt-space race.
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Let us (and Katie Holmes) be the first to introduce you!
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This is her chance to introduce the heart of her run.
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And when we introduce our friends, they understand what that means.
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If there are people I don't know, I always introduce myself.
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Gina plans to introduce men's socks to Little River this fall.
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Previously, Spotify used similar methods to introduce its service to customers.
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No wonder Google (and maybe Apple) are racing to introduce competitors.
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So to introduce color, I had to be bold and contrasty.
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I really wanted to introduce that idea of the racial component.
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After the class, I followed her out, intending to introduce myself.
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She plans to introduce a bill with a coalition of senators.
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"We have to introduce additional controls," Kucinskis said in the interview.
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This is the time to introduce you to an evergreen meme.
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This would hopefully introduce the first portal for online voter registration.
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So we perpetuate our franchises, then we selectively introduce new ones.
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Mr. Zeleke will introduce his movie and lead an audience discussion.
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And it might even introduce greater care and civility to Twitter.
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You can introduce your ideas, but they need to be practical.
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I should introduce myself: I'm Maya Salam, your new newsletter writer.
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His wife, Cathleen Cavell, will introduce "His Girl Friday" on Saturday.
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She plans to introduce travel and baby bidets later this year.
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They introduce new ingredients, flavors and possibilities, or reframe forgotten ones.
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See you back here next week, when we'll introduce her successor.
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Which books were you most eager to introduce to your children?
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But the Treasury's proposal does introduce an important and innovative change.
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To frame things, let me introduce a rough but useful distinction.
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Mr. Weinstein is expected to "introduce" his new defense team Monday.
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What are the production changes you're going to introduce with Views?
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I need to introduce you to this woman I speak to.
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Facebook said it would introduce stricter policies for live-streamed videos.
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Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal will introduce similar legislation this week.
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AUSTRIA TO INTRODUCE FLIGHT BANS TO FRANCE, SPAIN, SWITZERLAND - INTERIOR MINISTER
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Harris plans to introduce Biden at a rally tonight in Detroit.
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Introduce toys to the mix We're not talking about a vibrator.
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More carriers are set to introduce them in the coming years.
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Cadillac will officially introduce its new CT5 sedan at the show.
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We kept pushing the government to introduce Creole in the classroom.
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As a preview, we introduce you to four athletes in action.
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The filmmaker will introduce both screenings, at 1941 and 2212 p.m.
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Eventually Purdue Pharma will introduce another blockbuster drug similar to OxyContin.
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They'll introduce themselves and offer to let you place their tents.
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Italy was expected to introduce a multibillion-euro economic aid package.
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It is a tricky time to introduce novelty and innovative gadgets.
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Chipotle plans to introduce one to two menu items per year.
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How quickly will Mr. Steele introduce the testimony of Ms. Constand?
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Mr. Steele tried to introduce 12 other accusers to the trial.
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Both sides are likely to introduce character witnesses or expert witnesses.
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Lam used emergency powers this month to introduce the mask law.
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"Endgame" moved forward five years to introduce us to Smart Hulk.
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How to introduce something new to the bedroom with your partner
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The director of "Bandstand" had to introduce changes — then let go.
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She would like them to introduce her to a suitable groom.
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The news comes as Facebook looks to introduce its libra cryptocurrency.
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DON'T — INTRODUCE 20 CHARACTERS IN THE FIRST CHAPTER Another rookie mistake.
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Ms. Plaskett said she has no plans to introduce new legislation.
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Mark Walker of North Carolina will introduce the bill Wednesday morning.
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Mr. Trudeau has promised to introduce new laws by the spring.
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Cassidy's group hopes to introduce updated legislation soon, the aide said.
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Flake plans to introduce his own amendment Tuesday for the debate.
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Caxton did not introduce these errors; they were there all along.
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Our pilot comes over to introduce himself and mark our attendance.
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To introduce you to products that keep you healthy and strong.
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However, it has yet to introduce rule changes similar to Nasdaq.
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Light winds from the north introduce wind chills in the teens.
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OnePlus isn't the first company to introduce a feature like this.
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Rather, it's meant to introduce them to new foods and flavors.
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The changes are intended to introduce some transparency into the process.
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In August, Minnesota announced its intention to introduce a similar bill.
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Tlaib announced her intention this week to introduce articles of impeachment.
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Mr. Doggett said he would introduce the legislation again next year.
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They take note when decorated ex-soldiers introduce him at events.
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The feature would introduce a new practice to the service: dunking.
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It's a move that helps introduce Midge to a wider audience.
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Later this summer, Hi Sign will introduce Violet, the Blueberry Blonde.
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Denmark was among the first to introduce negative rates in 2012.
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A way to introduce someone in a moral subtle, natural way.
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This would introduce checks and balances into the process, McCarty said.
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Other groups of senators are expected to introduce amendments as well.
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He hoped his parents would introduce him to somebody from home.
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Qantas isn't the first airline to introduce meditation on its aircraft.
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Or perhaps it's to re-introduce Siri to potential HomePod buyers.
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He wanted to confront the person and introduce them to Christ.
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It may also introduce a much cheaper model starting around $450.
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Lawmakers said they would introduce legislation to reverse the price hike.
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The bills would even introduce a few new income-based phaseouts.
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This illustrated series will introduce Harry Potter to a younger audience.
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House Democrats plan to introduce legislation to block the president's move.
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Daimler is planning to introduce a hydrogen-powered S.U.V. this year.
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The public advocate also can introduce legislation in the City Council.
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We introduce them as people first, and then as a couple.
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Now Meizu is looking to introduce itself to the American market.
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There's almost no need to introduce the indelible artist Cindy Sherman.
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They're why, when states introduce new lottery games, overall sales rise.
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"Romantic relationships are a huge part of life and I've always wanted to introduce boyfriends to my community the same way I'd introduce a new partner to a group of friends," says Twitch partner Meghan Kaylee.
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Britain also seized the opportunity of the summit to bring forward plans to introduce a criminal offense for companies that fail to stop employees facilitating tax evasion, pledging to introduce legislation to that effect this year.
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The Australian government has argued that the powers are necessary to defend its citizens against terrorism and crime, and that companies are protected against having to introduce capabilities that would introduce a "Systemic Weakness" into their technology.
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However, the authorities are keen to scale down the level of outstanding FC retail lending and are likely to gradually introduce more punitive risk weights for these loans or introduce additional capital requirements to incentivise voluntary conversion.
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The most obvious place in which the lack of a host could be felt was in the frequent moments when one person would appear on camera to introduce another person, who would then introduce yet another person.
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He may introduce a new, legally tight order to enact the ban.
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Before Rebels ends, it will introduce another character from the EU: Rukh.
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The FAA plans to introduce the first rules around UTM from 2019.
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Years of talks to introduce the charge in Europe have yielded nothing.
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Rudberg mocked up three concepts that Apple could realistically introduce this fall.
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This time, he's using them to introduce his new wife: Kate Moss!
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That is inconsistent with where the company has chosen to introduce iQOS.
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We are also going to introduce blazers and pants to Annalise's closet.
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You think "fair enough" and introduce him to the Shoulder of Justice.
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Not just defenders, midfield and strikers—we wanted to introduce extra dimensions.
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It gives me great pleasure to introduce to you my distinguished panel.
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"Brands introduce new inventory in the summer, typically," Woroch says of fridges.
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"We're gonna introduce him a little bit more this season," she reveals.
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I'm proud to introduce an amendment that helps scientists do their jobs.
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Subway's plan to introduce touchscreen ordering kiosks is especially bad and wrong.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Meantime, want to introduce Larry Fink who is here.
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Could we maybe just go around the room and we'll introduce ourselves.
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Malta is the first country in Europe to introduce legislation like this.
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It is ordered like a pepeha—how you introduce yourself in Māori.
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AT THIS POINT, DO YOU NEED TO INTRODUCE ANYTHING TO GET STARTED?
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Still, it's something that we've long been waiting for Snapchat to introduce.
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Beyond that, I'll let him introduce himself and his extraordinary work, below.
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Poroshenko promised not to restrict citizens' rights and freedoms or introduce censorship.
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And we will introduce more technical controls to better automate privacy safeguards.
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Bernie Sanders says he's going to introduce a single payer bill soon.
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But before we really get to LaVar, let's introduce the Ball boys.
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I mean...they had the This Is Us cast introduce the trailer!
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The volunteers chat and introduce themselves while waiting for more to arrive.
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If I did survive, it would only introduce more and different questions.
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Concretely, the lock screen will introduce a new algorithmic layer for personalization.
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Frager said that he did not introduce Parnas and Fruman to Perry.
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I introduce myself to Father Clive, who will be officiating the blessing.
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The first country to actually introduce a state-backed cryptocurrency is Venezuela.
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That's a roundabout way to introduce this column this week, isn't it?
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The integration will also introduce additional collaboration tools for feedback and commenting.
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I run into another member I haven't met yet and introduce myself.
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The project will also introduce student facilities, 30 stores, and a hotel.
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Rival Charter has said it will introduce a mobile service in 2018.
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How could Google introduce Duplex in a way that would be ethical?
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It's a nice starter option to introduce your mom into wearable technology.
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Introduce me to someone who doesn't love this album, I dare you.
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With that, I introduce to you, my new NGO, Harness the Tears!
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Poland will introduce obligatory TV charge of 15 zlotys ($3.92) a month.
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She should come up, introduce herself to me, say, 'Here's my opinion.
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It's that exact blonde lob that helped introduce Witherspoon to the world.
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"I was like, 'you have to introduce me to Caspar'," Jeffries said.
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But whatever you do, don't introduce them all at the same time.
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What I can do, though, is introduce each of them to you.
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Ahead, let us introduce you to the new wave of beach beauty.
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Another 782 companies say they will introduce similar measures within two years.
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John Conyers (D-Mich.) was first to introduce legislation in 1989; Sen.
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Let me introduce you to a little something called a fanny pack.
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We talk through new types of customer support offerings we could introduce.
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But YouTube isn't waiting for Android P to introduce some helpful features.
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Introduce a little anarchy, upset the established order and everything becomes chaos.
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For the bigger model, Apple could introduce a dual-lens camera system.
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Rockburne needed a liquid, unpredictable element to introduce the idea of variability.
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Lee, with the goal of petitioning Unicode to introduce interracial couple emoji.
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The company is expected to introduce lower-priced Pixel devices next month.
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Legislation is in the works and they hope to introduce it soon.
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Any attempt to introduce ID cards would be opposed by peculiar bedfellows.
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Flywheel recently announced that it plans to introduce bikes for the home.
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We figured Apple would introduce new phones at its usual September event.
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You gotta introduce airflow to get rid of contaminants and carbon dioxide.
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Without visuals or animation to introduce fun, we only have our words.
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The company's plan to introduce summer surge pricing goes into effect today.
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Chopra also used their getaway to introduce Jonas to her mother Madhu.
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Marie shouts to introduce Sara to the neighbor, but Sara doesn't respond.
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But as with all change, these new models also introduce new problems.
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Howard Schultz wants to introduce you to a better side of America.
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She's previously helped introduce a Senate measure to block the Hyde Amendment.
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He's the perfect guy to introduce you to bands you don't know.
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"He doesn't need to introduce himself to the American people," he said.
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Bishop Larry Jordan: I was trying to introduce singing rather than hollering.
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And we try to very casually introduce them to a support system.
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Cooper will then have to introduce circumstantial evidence that Elizabeth was coerced.
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Elizabeth. The letter serves to introduce a character—the noble and loyal
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There's a chance Discover could improve if Snapchat decides to introduce tabs.
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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer also plans to introduce such a resolution.
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We sit-cross legged, introduce ourselves, and specify which pronouns we prefer.
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Apple might remove a port, but it won't introduce a curved phone.
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Two Republican senators on Monday will introduce legislation to replace ObamaCare. Sens.
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Our chimney thought it would introduce itself to the neighbours #eqnz pic.twitter.
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To seed a cloud, pilots introduce a chemical agent, commonly silver iodide.
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To introduce this feature, Jobs really turned up the reality distortion charm.
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Microsoft is going to introduce new hardware and software on May 2.
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Let's hope they don't ill-advisedly introduce time travel into season 5.
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In the future, they'd like to introduce a much more qualitative method.
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Allow me to introduce comedy's cutest couple: Aidy Bryant and Conner O'Malley.
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This is an excellent evening to introduce a lover to your friends.
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Adidas could introduce it to the market as early as next year.
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In my experience, you need to introduce BDSM gradually with sexual partners.
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"I promise baby, I'll introduce you to them soon," she assured him.
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Starting this Thursday, April 20, Ben & Jerry's will introduce the CHILL-aco.
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Bryant is planning to introduce Black Boys Code in the near future.
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Throwing a party to introduce myself seemed to be a good idea.
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Desch, however, isn't looking to introduce anything new into the Arctic ecosystem.
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It's unclear when Green will officially introduce the articles he's currently drafting.
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Apple is also reportedly ready to introduce a new subscription news platform.
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UberPool, the company's carpooling service, was the first to introduce upfront prices.
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The company will most likely introduce the two changes separately, Ernsberger said.
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Sanders is soon expected to introduce his own version in the Senate.
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Android N will introduce the Vulkan graphics API to Google's mobile platform.
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I'd like to introduce you to my favorite trainer, Peter Lee Thomas!
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Potentially during alpha 4, or a later alpha, we'll introduce test SafeCoin.
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Graham says will introduce legislation to require judicial review if a pres.
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I'm going to introduce myself to somebody with a Ben Kenobi line.
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Merkel says: we'll cut the pension age and introduce a minimum wage.
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Congressman Earl Blumenauer plans to introduce a corresponding bill in the house.
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France is not the first country to introduce legislation of this kind.
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It's very customizable, so you can introduce topics on an ongoing basis.
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They introduce a new bravura yet evoke the more methodical early abstractions.
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Apple had to introduce a "Keyboard Service Program" to replace broken keyboards.
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Instagram's first response to the phenomenon was to introduce fast account switching.
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Sanders has said he plans to introduce the bill later this month.
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Why introduce it now and make such a big thing of it?
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" "There's zero effort to introduce more conservative thinking into Silicon Valley. Zero.
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Google also announced plans to introduce a messaging service with similar capabilities.
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American Airlines and United Airlines plan to introduce similar fares this year.
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The budget process gives the minority party wide latitude to introduce amendments.
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Mr. Kallayil had the participants go in a circle and introduce themselves.
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And it will introduce meals that are under 600 calories by 2020.
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The FBI says his role was "to introduce Papadopoulos to Russian contacts."
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Second, the U.S. and the EU should introduce additional sanctions against Russia.
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San Francisco would be the first U.S. city to introduce the labeling.
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They will introduce it later this month at Indiana and Ohio locations.
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Assembly uses a similar system to introduce seats to their new homes.
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Cannabinoids can introduce similar compounds during their passage through engineered treatment systems.
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Warner and McCaul are expected to introduce their bill early next week.
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There will be no witnesses to call or new evidence to introduce.
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Arkady and I occasionally tried to introduce fresh topics, with limited success.
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Speier said she didn't want to introduce it without the industry's support.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said the EU will introduce countermeasures.
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Only after setting the stage does the broker introduce the main performer.
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Wyden said he will soon introduce legislation that would block the revision.
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How does the de-radicalization process introduce an alternative masculinity to formers?
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This was the tailgate that really started to introduce the table tossing.
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Give all characters a similar amount of description when you introduce them.
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The photographic image serves to introduce graphic color into the painting ground.
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It's also important to introduce only one new product at a time.
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Mr. Wilner's first effort to introduce a framing app fizzled in 2010.
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Read the interview in its entirety below: Creators: Could you introduce yourself?
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Even better, start by offering your own when you introduce yourself. 28.
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We'll formally introduce you so people can track which voice is which.
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Finally, you introduce a bias if your staff is not diverse enough.
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Does this mean Facebook will introduce temporary reactions for every major holiday?
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We are thrilled to introduce the participants in the Hardware Battlefield 2017.
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I'm looking forward to the day we can introduce them to you.
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Mayer echoes Ochota's sentiments when he comes by to introduce his wine.
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OK. SO, HERE IT IS, YOU INTRODUCE THE NEW PRODUCT, OF COURSE.
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Monday's compromise means he can introduce immediate expulsion for one subset ofmigrants.
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Einhorn wants to introduce the genre to readers at a young age.
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The two companies plan to introduce electric cars in India around 2020.
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The exchange has also received permission to introduce option on EUR-INR.
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The party also wants to introduce a strategy to tackle childhood obesity.
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Peloton will introduce a new line of branded weights to accompany that.
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In 2018, Instagram used a slime video to introduce users to IGTV.
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" A second initiative Hampton Manor plans to introduce is called "drive thru.
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It gave no time line on when it will introduce such services.
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Volkswagen is planning to introduce 30 or more electrified vehicles by 2025.
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" Ms. Cayetano, the congresswoman, said, "We are not trying to introduce divorce.
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They can introduce themselves and their ideas without interruption and at length.
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She may introduce herself to someone only to learn they've met before.
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Both companies are aiming to introduce supersonic airplanes in the early 2020s.
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Such an approach would introduce disparities across time as well as income.
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Twice within five minutes he grabbed his nurse urgently to introduce us.
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Baltimore and Denver also voted to introduce or expand matching-fund programs.
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Because this doesn't seem like something one head of state could introduce.
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The company, for example, plans to introduce more hybrid and electric models.
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Lawmakers in other states, he said, are looking to introduce similar legislation.
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Summer camp can introduce city children to a world of new possibilities.
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McFEELY We would have to introduce these five characters — or whatever many.
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"Introduce yourself and your ancestors to this place," read the first prompt.
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Don't just jump in asking for product.... introduce yourself, break the ice.
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But Mr. Goebbels said he had been too shy to introduce himself.
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The guilt kicked in: I should introduce myself and make adult conversation.
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Brockman continued to introduce the financier to his clients after Epstein's conviction.
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With the new device, Sonos will introduce a feature called Auto Trueplay.
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Julia Alexander: You said you wanted to introduce more advertising to Tumblr.
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The plan has been to introduce six new fighters by December 2021.
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Under European Union rules, France must introduce more bears into the Pyrenees.
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It was Americans, in fact, who helped introduce the pageant in Venezuela.
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There are many characters and locations and illicit police habits to introduce.
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Amazon has successfully resisted union organizing that might introduce more worker protections.
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They were enlisted to introduce Deutsche Bank executives to Chinese decision makers.
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The United States has yet to introduce federally mandated paid parental leave.
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Will the senators allow the House to call witnesses to introduce documents?
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On Tuesday it will introduce a new metric: the portrayal of gender.
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Cohn, who died in 1986, helped introduce Trump into Manhattan society circles.
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Michelin's policy is to introduce restaurants where everybody can go to eat.
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"What we did was introduce a benchmark for each outcome," he said.
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Still, it's great that a video game will introduce people to Thoreau.
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The beautiful Italian women reappear, and introduce him to his fellow-finalists.
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John Hickenlooper had an opportunity to introduce himself to the American people.
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In a fan moment, he worked up the courage to introduce himself.
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The designer Camille Walala will also introduce a permanent building-wrapping mural.
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He had just been waiting for the proper moment to introduce himself.
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He is expected to introduce a proposal as early as this month.
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La gente dobla sus cartas y las introduce en los nombres grabados.
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Can it introduce you to more adventures, or even just another restaurant?
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Denmark was among the first countries to introduce negative rates in 2012.
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La gente dobla sus cartas y las introduce en los nombres grabados.
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We'll take the time to introduce them all properly in tomorrow's episode.
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Facebook's new policy, which they announced in January, didn't introduce much change.
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The Shanghai Futures Exchange is also working to introduce rare earth futures.
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"We&aposre just trying to introduce a fun little dynamic to relationships."
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It has also been played to introduce a new commander in chief.
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Or at least the selves they wanted to introduce to the world.
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Multiple Democratic lawmakers have promised to introduce legislation to block the order.
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Juice companies noticed, and started to introduce lower-calorie, lower-sugar drinks.
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Rubio will likely still introduce a bill at some point, Strain said.
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"Introduce yourself to one of the people in the circle," he suggested.
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For that to work, manufacturers would have to introduce an entrance point.
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Slack announced plans to introduce its own video conferencing back in March.
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Apple will host an event to introduce the iPhone 8 on Sept.
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For the moment, though, he does not plan to introduce a label.
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This was his opportunity to introduce himself to foreign ministers. http://bit.
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Some want to add work requirements or introduce drug testing for recipients.
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To introduce tighter gun control is not going to infringe basic liberties.
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After that, Nasdaq said it would introduce changes to prevent any repeat.
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Green is the second House Democrat to introduce articles of impeachment. Rep.
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This week's tournament probably will not introduce the game to the underprivileged.
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Mr. Kallayil had the participants go in a circle and introduce themselves.
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Prosecutors tried to introduce evidence from 13 other women, but were denied.
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The intention is to introduce the public to the breadth of art.
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The others introduce a new influence in the form of James Cameron.
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Candles and lanterns could be useful, but they also introduce fire risk.
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They did not introduce a limit on the amount of the donations.
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He wanted to approach her and introduce himself, but he didn't dare.
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I'll introduce Twin Peaks to my kids but not until they're older.
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Attacks could introduce irregularities in voter rolls It's unlikely that either attack could be used to alter voting totals in an actual election, although they could potentially be used to introduce irregularities into the state's voter registration rolls.
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The bill would also give the Department of Health and Human Services and the Federal Trade Commission the authority to introduce new rules that could address "unfair or deceptive" practices a social network may introduce in the future.
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Hearst&aposs anti-union stance has rankled some staffersIt&aposs common for management to oppose unions out of concerns that they&aposll introduce adversity between supervisors and subordinates and introduce processes that make it hard to be nimble.
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Rumors have suggested that Microsoft might introduce the Surface Pro 5 tomorrow, but sources familiar with Microsoft's plans tell The Verge that the company isn't planning to introduce an all-new Surface Pro or Surface Book at this event.
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I often thought of my research as similar to unraveling a sweater — I'd tug at one thread, and a whole sleeve would come undone — one interviewee would introduce me to another, who'd introduce me to another, and so on.
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But maybe it'll help introduce some new readers to some of the classics.
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Then, per usual, Netflix will introduce a host of original shows and movies.
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Samsung will regularly introduce new content for Ambient Mode through free software updates.
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This prompted the Croatian railway company to introduce more trains and ticket discounts.
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Greg Steube, R-Sarasota, will introduce the measure to the Judiciary Committee Tuesday.
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His last solo album, Introduce Yourself, is set to be released on Oct.
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The store may also help Microsoft introduce its brand to new, younger audiences.
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Flashes of the Ozark surroundings introduce us to this mysterious characters about town.
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Joaquin Castro of Texas would introduce legislation to block Trump's national emergency declaration.
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The Municipal Accountability Review Board that Malloy plans to introduce in his Feb.
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"In some cases, it could be a bad thing to introduce," Chag says.
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The app will introduce various playback controls, too, including one that uses gestures.
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The Surface Laptop, that was the right time to introduce the operating system.
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I introduce myself to another woman who is always there when I'm there.
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Insecure 3D printers introduce a host of tantalizing possibilities for the unscrupulous hacker.
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The details are expected to be unveiled next week when lawmakers introduce legislation.
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Sloan does however stand to introduce every one of the night's six courses.
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Tomorrow we'll introduce you to newest member of our Fall 2017 Puppy Class.
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Ali came to Frankfurt to introduce his book at the International Book Fair.
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In theory, Snatched could introduce Hawn to a whole new generation of fans.
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When it came time to introduce Taylor, Seacrest could hardly contain his excitement.
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"Introduce her to your parents at a big, formal dinner." via GIPHY 7.
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Are we supposed to introduce ourselves in way that justifies our presence here?
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Your VCs should be able to introduce you to a few strong firms.
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The government hopes to introduce a new "national funding formula" in 2018-19.
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You were one of the first to introduce it, on a popular ... Correct.
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They also, together, would introduce more diversity into the beginning of the process.
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The new game will introduce three new planets, including Titan, Io, and Nessus.
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He also called on the US to introduce new legislation protecting users' data.
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Mira Robotics plans to introduce a similar feedback loop in its own service.
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Temperature changes, dirt or rough handling can introduce stains or a grainy texture.
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Perhaps this graphic edition will introduce her to the next generation of readers.
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Harman's new system could introduce a whole host of issues of its own.
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McConnell will introduce the legislation, called the McConnell bill, in May, he said.
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Some companies ask to pose as you; others introduce themselves as your representatives.
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"Put out my hand to introduce myself as Jaime Guttenberg's dad," he wrote.
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"Put out my hand to introduce myself as Jaime Guttenberg's dad," he tweeted.
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Coke first tried to introduce coffee to its namesake brand back in 2006.
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Will the recession make it easier or harder to introduce the required reforms?
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It's the same logic the company used to introduce keyword muting for replies.
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The game's loading screens introduce a pseudo-Instagram, complete with heart-shaped hashtags.
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Warren and DeLauro plan to re-introduce the bill in the coming weeks.
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Sanders also would introduce legislation in the U.S. Congress to make legalization permanent.
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So it does not introduce any concentration risk in terms of concentrating data.
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"I'm sorry I didn't introduce black characters a little sooner," Mr. Lee said.
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Mr. Cho also said he would introduce professional managers to top company posts.
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Combs told Monáe that he wanted to introduce her to a larger audience.
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He watches from behind a wall while a series of women introduce themselves.
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Third, introduce more "third spaces" (gender-neutral facilities) to complement single-sex ones.
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Wave Hill, the Bronx garden, would like to introduce you to some neighbors.
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" Cunningham took the stage, to thunderous applause, to introduce "The Dance of Dragons.
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"I'd like to introduce you to a Nigerian prince," read one Instagram comment.
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Here's what will look new about the investigation: It will introduce public hearings.
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The Italian budget promises to lower the retirement age and introduce income support.
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The Nordic country was among the first to introduce negative rates in 2012.
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If you know of a promising women-led startup, introduce them to investors.
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Sony had yet to introduce its now-famous "PlayStation" line of game consoles.
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The Kansas bill, which would introduce a scheme like Texas's, faces opposition too.
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The results are generic but introduce a new, intriguing side of her sensibility.
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"So happy I got to introduce my friend @britneyspears last night!" she tweeted.
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These books do more than just introduce us to new characters and worlds.
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One time, he tried to introduce me almost like I was his wife.
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Such a referendum would also introduce dangers that might make Remainers think twice.
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Google might just be getting ready to introduce Voice to a new generation.
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The ECB was the first major central bank to introduce negative interest rates.
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Intel originally planned to introduce 210nm processors, dubbed "Cannon Lake," back in 2016.
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Two episodes to the end of the series, you introduce a new episode.
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Berlioz devised a musical cue to introduce the persistent thought of his beloved.
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How did the Wikileaks founder introduce himself to this brave new digital world?
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Testicular transplants can introduce unique ethical issues, since unlike other organs, they reproduce.
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Governments in eight further countries are being lobbied to introduce a similar policy.
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The world of IoT was destined to introduce problems of a new type.
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Mar is expected to introduce his new version of the measure next week.
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Tesla has previously said it will introduce a next-generation Roadster in 2019.
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Dan Zwonitzer, a Republican from Wyoming who plans to introduce similar legislation there.
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Introduce a challenge, describe how you solved it and explain what you learned.
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BMW says it will introduce an electric version of every model it sells.
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Huawei's Mate 20 Pro was the first to introduce it in a phone.
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I want clothes that are accessible and easy to introduce in your wardrobe.
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LIKE TO INTRODUCE OUR GUEST TODAY, OUR SPECIAL GUEST, FORMER PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON.
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Nadler plans to introduce the bill in the House and Harris, D-Calif.
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One of the best ways to introduce yourself to the physics of flare?
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Merkley is expected to soon re-introduce a similar measure in the Senate.
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Basically you just introduce gradually larger objects, kind of like gauging your ears.
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When customers download and install updates, they unwittingly introduce malware into their system.
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Bradford, a relatively poor city in northern England, will introduce it this month.
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Which makes it the perfect time to introduce this new chic long cardigan.
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As to what Amazon plans to introduce with the new Kindle, that's unclear.
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It gives me a way to introduce myself and learn more about them.
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I decided to take the operation a step further and introduce new variables.
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Given the discovery element of Explore, it makes sense to introduce shopping here.
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"That is an opportunity for us to introduce Lincoln to consumers," Parker said.
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Co-viewing of videos could also introduce a new revenue opportunity for Messenger.
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Their conversation serves, like Vincent's mugging monologue, to introduce the idea of pimping.
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All dogs were banned because they might introduce canine diseases to Antarctic wildlife.
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It's likely Apple will introduce AR features to the iPhone's camera app first.
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Nintendo hasn't revealed whether it now plans to introduce more miniature retro consoles.
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Comcast says it plans to introduce a monthly payment plan option as well.
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It also planned to introduce the SEAT brand to China by 2020-2021.
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Dlamini said his office would introduce a system to identify and track pigs.
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This Mother's Day, Tim Horton's will introduce a one-day-only donut bouquet.
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In the video's last few seconds, the man promises to introduce the girl.
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CES is all the excuse Hyundai needs to introduce its legged car concept.
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Of course, Lagerfeld wasn't the first to introduce perfume to the fashion world.
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For dinner we'll introduce some nutrition in the form of greens and seafood.
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It's possible Samsung could introduce the 4K display on its next Galaxy smartphone.
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It now plans to introduce group voice calling support soon, the company said.
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In 2009, Michelle helped to introduce over 35,000 bees to the White House.
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In May, Netflix announced it would introduce additional content warnings for the show.
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FMT is the most reliable way to introduce new bacteria to the gut.
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"Boxing was just to introduce me to the world," he once said. RIP.
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I remember one group was going to introduce this feature of Mac OS10.
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The failure to introduce deposit insurance illustrates the obstacles to the reform locomotive.
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Calls to introduce them in Amsterdam had been long and loud for years.
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Trump would have to introduce a new resolution that revokes this one entirely.
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"We're starting to introduce this new vertical timeline experience for Moments," Coleman noted.
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When he stood to introduce himself, his hand trembled as he offered it.
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But it is also time to introduce real consequences for Bahrain's reckless behavior.
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Now he's trying to introduce a new web framework, one Microsoft calls Fluid.
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Pampers isn't the only baby product giant to introduce a smart diaper, either.
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And Republicans in Congress plan to introduce bills to remove campaign contribution limits.
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The resolution does not introduce a new rule to counter the CFPB's guidance.
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It's a good way to introduce a kid to conditional statements and loops.
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It is not yet clear when Congress could introduce legislation on tax reform.
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Monday's compromise means he can introduce immediate expulsion for one subset of migrants.
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Google's Cardboard, which costs about $20, helped introduce VR to Main Street consumers.
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Now, she wants to introduce health initiatives that are actually for the people.
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Apple isn't always the first company to introduce a particular product or service.
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"Gerald really doesn't have any hobbies," his wife says to introduce the video.
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Over the next two months, we'll introduce you to them one by one.
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"Me llamo Morgan," I said, stumbling to introduce myself to my new cellmate.
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This way each candidate could introduce himself or herself to a national audience.
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Most European countries with a diverse population have yet to introduce such policies.
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Only when they got into an interrogation room did he finally introduce himself.
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Over time, Stankey said he expects to introduce advertising support content as well.
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Gillibrand also helped introduce a Senate measure that would repeal the Hyde Amendment.
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Energy Minister Aziz Rebbah said the government might introduce price caps for fuel.
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We'd like to introduce the first loaf of bread with 20/20 vision.
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The Treasury expects to introduce dividend, loan, and guarantee policies in 0003-2017.
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It will introduce a new menu with 15 percent fewer items next week.
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And in that spirit, we'd like to introduce you to the Brahma chicken.
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"We'll probably introduce it right when we get back," Klobuchar said this week.
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Zelenskiy promised to introduce the necessary legislation but parliament may not play ball.
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Apple could also introduce upgrades for the MacBook Pro and the Mac Pro.
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Natalie Timmons into someone too nervous to introduce him (nobody else saw that).
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It also sells a variety of sample boxes to introduce brands to shoppers.
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Turner Broadcasting is expected to introduce shows from TBS, Adult Swim and truTV.
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What prompted you to introduce sexuality into your games in the first place?
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Warner plans to introduce three more bills in addition to the DETOUR Act.
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Then Amazon started to introduce and sell products that people began to love.
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I'd like to introduce you to some of my closest, most loyal companions.
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Tune into the Super Bowl because Squidward gets to introduce the halftime entertainment!!!!
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And there's more than enough people on Facebook just waiting to introduce you.
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Bloomberg News reported this week that the planemaker could introduce a freighter version.
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Few remember botched efforts to introduce a carbon-trading scheme back in 2010.
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This follows a decision by Mexico to introduce such a tax in 2014.
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In the California cities, the measures would introduce a penny-per-ounce tax.
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Trump also said he would look to introduce a "merit-based" immigration system.
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Senator Chris Murphy said he would introduce a bill to tighten background checks.
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They'll also get opening statements from officials who will introduce Kavanaugh, including Sen.
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Anger over human-rights abuses may further complicate his efforts to introduce reforms.
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Schwartz said Tim Hortons plans to introduce new espresso-based beverages and sandwiches.
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He has yet to offer a timeline or introduce the articles of impeachment.
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Limiting the scope will allow other manufacturers to introduce new competition, HHS added.
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Boxing was just meant as a way to introduce me to the world.
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And using the postal system makes it hard to introduce economies of scale.
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Kevin's big acting gig will also introduce viewers to Sylvester Stallone's big cameo.
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If elected, it would introduce an "Australian-style points system" for work permits.
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Introduce her to a circle of her peers who have experienced similar loss.
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There is no sign that the House is prepared to introduce similar legislation.
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You are going to introduce the service itself in May of next year.
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House Democrats are expected to introduce a similar resolution soon, led by Rep.
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So I will introduce a resolution to create a new committee on climate.
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An option to introduce interim dividends on Transneft was under consideration, Ulyukayev said.
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Let me know if you want me to introduce you to my guy.
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To keep the industry orderly, it's not appropriate to introduce badly behaved artists.
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One of them will introduce a new group of superheroes called the Eternals.
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The party has said it will introduce that plan to Parliament on Tuesday.
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Nevertheless, the conservative-far right coalition has promised to introduce these cuts nationwide.
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That night, he appeared on the show to introduce a live musical performance.
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WM Motor plans to introduce the three electric vehicles by 2020, Shen said.
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In November, the carrier plans to introduce direct service between Amsterdam and Miami.
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This month, Chinese entrepreneurs plan to introduce the country's first domestic tampon brand.
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The firm said it is also looking to introduce personal loans and mortgages.
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So with that, I would like to introduce a very special guy, Sen.
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The company is aiming to introduce the technology gradually, beginning later this year.
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The Hill is excited to introduce its first podcast, The Hill's History-Cast!
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If you live in an apartment building, introduce yourself and share contact numbers.
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And Tlaib announced Wednesday that she'll soon introduce legislation to oust the president.
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That has forced established players like Colgate to introduce things like clove toothpaste.
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What made you choose to introduce yourself to the world in that way?
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They introduce us to new language started in their hoods and peer groups.
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That prompted several carmakers, notably GM, to plan to introduce thriftier electric alternatives.
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Audi plans to introduce its first electric vehicle, the e-tron, on Monday.
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In place of the freedom that rehearsal provides, the Elusive Targets introduce transience.
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Other players saw it as a deliberate design decision to introduce risk/reward.
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There had been no fanfare or vignettes to introduce Hall before May 27.
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Other exposures might re-introduce behaviors a person has been avoiding, says Hagen.
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Kentucky soon may introduce a work requirement for non-disabled adults on Medicaid.
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Station F director Roxanne Varza first took the stage to introduce the event.
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"Not successfully I think is the word you need to introduce," replied Johnson.
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It will also introduce a newsfeed, helped by a content partnership with Yahoo.
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" He says "Yes," and I say "You have to introduce me to him!
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Malaysia is among the first few countries to introduce a law against it.
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Mitsubishi will introduce a range of gas-electric hybrids and all-electric vehicles.
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We will not seek to introduce the legislation for an independence referendum immediately.
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Bronzan also wants to introduce more surprise and serendipity to the event calendar.
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This was really just a sneaky way to introduce the subject of apologies.
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That led Ms. Acharia to introduce Ms. Chopra to the Holberton School's founders.
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Despite plenty of warning, they are only beginning to introduce competing electric vehicles.
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The chagrined pair said they intended to introduce the measure again next week.
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Senate Republicans raced this week to introduce a trillion-dollar coronavirus stimulus package.
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Then she set off into the desert heat, ready to introduce herself anew.
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Mr. West recently said he hoped to introduce Mr. Kaepernick to Mr. Trump.
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"We're just gradually starting to introduce some more baseball-type activities," Boone said.
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"But they declined our offer to introduce them to each other," he said.
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Olmstead has a Dickensian sense of character, and doesn't hesitate to introduce archetypes.
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"Rather than giving a speech," he said, "I'm going to introduce Andrew Gillum."
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But once you introduce the word "Satan," people really start to pay attention.
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But Apple will likely introduce some new features for Watch users and developers.
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Introduce abstraction, or deliberate opaqueness, and the player becomes less comfortable, more frightened.
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Brad Sherman (D-CA) plans to introduce articles of impeachment against Trump Thursday.
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Later episodes introduce literal "PC cry-babies," upset by everything without understanding why.
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On Tuesday, Democrats in Congress will introduce legislation aimed at helping those workers.
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You could introduce a few nudges of misinformation that would redirect the flock.
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The station is intended to help introduce residents to how e-commerce works.
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If you can, introduce yourself and ask that they keep your home clean.
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But Maggie Thunder Hawk, 56, worried that officials would eventually introduce onerous restrictions.
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Democrats suggested they would introduce their own proposals for protecting the country's borders.
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James Cleveland, the pioneering gospel singer, was on hand to introduce Ms. Franklin.
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So we thought that might be an interesting way to introduce the topics.
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My boyfriend would show up and I would introduce him as my friend.
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And I decided that I'd just walk in and try to introduce myself.
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The rupture between the writers and their agents will introduce disorder to Hollywood.
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Baldwin appeared to introduce him and speak on his behalf to the committee.
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Instantly smitten, he asked Ms. Jenkins if she would introduce them by email.
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"obviously" Nick and Vanessa Lachey, then introduce the couple via a text conversation.
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But you should definitely introduce people to one another who haven't met before.
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But the military once tried to introduce a four-legged competitor — with humps.
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Senator Bernie Sanders plans to introduce his own single-payer bill on Wednesday.
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Trump might be ready to introduce a full-fledged plan to the public.
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I tried to talk to them, introduce myself politely, but they ignored me.
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So I suggest we introduce pay for performance, using metrics like, say, health.
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This series of free programs will help introduce them to the production business.
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In preparation for his show, Cave went onstage to introduce himself to Bentonville.
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So it's only natural they'd try to introduce the flavor earlier each year.
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Introduce social pressure like sitting next to someone who can see your screen.
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Despite the original movie's shortcomings, it did introduce an impressively imaginative fantasy world.
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Google will reportedly introduce the Google Home Mini during its event on Oct.
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Stay the course just for another week and then introduce a little rubbish.
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What&aposs the best way to introduce a vibrator into our sex lives?
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Y., is planning to introduce a companion bill in the House in September.
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The province will introduce new laws to support the measures later this year.
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In Washington, we encouraged our Senators to introduce a companion to this act.
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And I says all right, guys, let me introduce you to the sport.
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The Alliance also plans to introduce 234 vehicles with varying levels of autonomy.
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Let me introduce you to the greatest pleasure on the list, beef bourguignon.
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Mr. McConnell, Maggie reported, is wary of how some witnesses may introduce volatility.
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Washington State will introduce the idea next year, and Iowa is considering it.
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The shows introduce mostly young galleries and artists in an unhurried, intimate way.
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The ruling galvanized Cox and Wyden to introduce what would become Section 230.
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He then tries to introduce tenants who have businesses that could work together.
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And part of what he wanted to do is introduce that to AMC.
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We will introduce this legislation proportionately, minimising the regulatory burden on small businesses.
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In the future they plan to introduce cosmetics, accessories and ready-to-wear.
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Jeff Flake of Arizona threatened to introduce legislation to nullify the President's tariffs.
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He moderated a post-screening conversation; Mr. Rollins did not introduce the film.
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"I would like to introduce a list of preventive anticorruption measures," he said.
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What is the proper way to do introduce a widower to a friend?
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The industry players hope to introduce a new era for the ICT industry.
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The Judiciary Committee could introduce articles of impeachment against Trump later this week.
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Bayh's entry gave Young a smaller window to introduce himself to voters statewide.
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" At that point, Grassley interjected to say, "I was going to introduce her.
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Netflix is not the first video streaming company to introduce the offline option.
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I'm proud to introduce the Background Check Expansion Act as my first bill.
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Oculus reportedly pushed back, though, saying that they would introduce serious performance issues.
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Cuomo reportedly plans to introduce it as part of his 2020 legislative package.
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Two weeks after that, we saw the British government introduce a new proposal.
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McDonald's then ran promotions designed to introduce the Big Mac to more people.
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I like to introduce them to other people who will buy their pieces.
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No biggie, because it's a perfect opportunity to introduce a new repeatable activity.
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House and Senate lawmakers are set to introduce legislation Monday, her office said.
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Instead, we're going to introduce you to the new Echo Studio smart speaker.
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Faafoi said the government will soon introduce the new legislation to parliament soon.
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So I asked to be trained to introduce dogs to their potential adopters.
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Jeff Flake will introduce a bill that would essentially nullify the import taxes.
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He said the prosecution also might struggle to introduce the settlement as evidence.
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The brand will remodel stores, introduce new products and continue to expand internationally.
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One speaking engagement can introduce you to numerous Power Relationships at one time.
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Crowley said the groups are aiming to introduce specific bills before year's end.
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As the company ages, it may introduce more features and switch things up.
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"Michelin&aposs policy is to introduce restaurants where everybody can go to eat."
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He said his company will introduce 15 electric vehicles in China by 2025.
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Do you know who finds excuses to introduce alcohol into all life events?
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This fall, Comedy Central is expected to introduce a new 11:30 p.m.
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Amazon has actively used Vine Voices to help introduce its private label brands.
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Simons came over to introduce himself, as did Goff, which left Olson conflicted.
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Instead, a roster of top Hollywood stars would rotate through and introduce categories.
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It seems like the right time to introduce them to a new generation.
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Plus, the collection will introduce the brand's first apparel for boys and men.
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Today I'd like to introduce you to my new business: Mr. Money Marshmallow!
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I'm going to have them introduce themselves and tell us what they do.
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She liked the idea of the movie and said she'd introduce me around.
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Then, introduce underwear once you're confident they won't mistake them for a diaper.
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