So what to do when a blow-dry leaves it looking dull, or a good comb-out still leaves it flat?
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This is a movie that leaves it for the audience.
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Facebook's recent tumble leaves it at around 9.5 times revenue.
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This leaves it with two remaining flavors – menthol and tobacco.
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The ambiguity of Latinx identity leaves it open to exploitation.
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Ryanair said the order leaves it with 75 more options.
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WADA complains that its $20 million budget leaves it impoverished.
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If Britain leaves, it will find itself in a similar position.
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That leaves it up to the states to do the job.
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Unfortunately, it leaves it in a situation that's impossible to win.
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The film occasionally nods to this issue but leaves it underexplored.
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Then as soon as Obama leaves, it starts to get popular.
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That leaves it in a better situation," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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The tsunami doesn't just die, but the interaction leaves it significantly weaker.
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This huge reliance leaves it highly susceptible to global investor sentiment volatility.
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This leaves it lighter and more sumptuously absorbed by the white rice.
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If Britain leaves, it could presage the disintegration of the European project.
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Cosby began this trial presumed innocent, and he leaves it that way.
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That leaves it far behind Chinese rivals such as WeChat Wallet and Alipay.
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This leaves IT professionals time to focus on actual troubleshooting, hardware installation, etc.
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The European Union has been contemplating its future after the U.K leaves it.
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That, in turn, leaves it in danger of losing less patient players' attention.
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If a worker wasp leaves, it probably has to deal with the threat.
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But the book leaves that story untold, and her death leaves it incomplete.
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This leaves it strangely reluctant to probe the permanent damage their incarceration wrought.
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"I think they have a place," he says, and leaves it at that.
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Ctrip said the investment leaves it with four percent of MakeMyTrip's voting power.
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When the dog uses it, he leaves it covered in hair and dirt.
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If he leaves it here on site, he forgets to pick it up.
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That leaves it to Democrats to consider whether the filibuster is worth saving.
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This leaves it well behind emerging Asian tigers such as Thailand and Vietnam.
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Either Britain remains within the EU's single market, or it leaves it altogether.
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It leaves it up to the states to pass whatever they want to.
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The U.S. federal system leaves it up to states to set most gun laws.
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They are the places where oxygen enters the bloodstream and carbon dioxide leaves it.
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But the film leaves it to us to figure out what exactly has happened.
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On the day Britain leaves, it will become the EU's single-largest export destination.
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But, in the report, Mueller never actually "leaves it to" Barr to decide obstruction.
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"That leaves it up to other policymakers to quell the growing concerns," Mendes said.
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And Europe's addiction to exports leaves it vulnerable to any deceleration in global growth.
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The film, which poses as an objective, if sympathetic documentary, leaves it at that.
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Which leaves it to abuelas like Ms. Wilcox to use their powers of persuasion.
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In other words, once he starts something, he finishes it, then leaves it alone.
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He leaves it there a long time, keeping a close eye on the skin.
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This "Butterfly" leaves it unclear whether Cio-Cio San goes through with her suicide.
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When it comes to catching the bad guys, Tia leaves it to the big dogs.
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However, it is not clear whether Labour's recent performance leaves it worthy of that accolade.
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That leaves it unclear how the battle for the EU's top job will play out.
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That leaves it to organic farmers and agribusiness to make decisions about raising organic animals.
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It leaves it to other laws, and after the fact goes after companies that misbehave.
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If an investigation leaves it in the plausible category, Brett Kavanaugh should not be confirmed.
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She pulls the amount from her purse in cash and leaves it on the table.
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That leaves it to federal prosecutors to pursue wrongdoing, but the response has been tepid.
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The FDA leaves it to companies to disclose the contents of any CRL it issues.
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He left the body in a cornfield and covered it with corn leaves, it adds.
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Instead, she leaves it up to the reader to make their own conclusions, the Times reports.
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Go deeper: If a top Trump aide leaves, it could 'start a run on the bank'
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That leaves it up to Mr. Obama and Mr. Johnson, who will need to do more.
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Lead's dominant usage in automotive batteries leaves it exposed to the downturn in China's automotive sector.
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Instead, he instead leaves it up to the viewer to find visual associations with the writing.
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Poured over still-warm diced, boiled potatoes, then showered with celery leaves, it makes a lunch.
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It simply neutralizes the bacteria, but leaves it on your hand, allowing it to resurge later.
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Which leaves it to sensible Democrats and sane Republicans to repel and defeat the president's demagoguery.
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Instead, he artfully weaves their stories together and leaves it to the reader to draw conclusions.
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That leaves it unclear whether the high valuations of many Chinese start-ups can be sustained.
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Clinton His tax bracket: Unsure — he leaves it to his accountant — but makes about $50,000 annually.
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When you hear rustling leaves, it is as if you can pick out each individual flutter.
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That also leaves it vulnerable to being reviewed or overturned by courts or a future administration.
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She used to cover it up when she went on auditions, but now she leaves it be.
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That leaves it with a staffing problem in a priority area for new prime minister Theresa May.
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Often on very big news days, Sekulow leaves it to his son Jordan to host the show.
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Many people are afraid if the U.K. leaves, it will trigger a U.K. political and economic crisis.
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George Scangos, the company's chief executive, is to step down, which leaves it at a turning point.
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If she leaves, it is unclear if she will be able to find anywhere else to live.
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But Ireland's EU membership at least leaves it better placed, diplomatically and economically, to weather the storm.
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Last month's 3.6 billion pound payment to American regulators leaves it with just one big U.S. settlement.
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The federal government leaves it up to each state to decide how they want to oversee them.
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But the meeting wasn't recorded, which leaves it as the object of eager speculation and open humor.
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That leaves it in sorry shape as the industry prepares to transition to future "5G" network technology.
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Enriched with Hungarian rose petal absolute and virgin coconut oil, it exfoliates skin and leaves it hydrated.
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It's the movie's hard right turn into tidy, cornball, Sunday school moralism that leaves it unrevivably dead.
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The inquiry leaves it an open question whether a stronger British voice would have made things better.
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That sometimes leaves it open to criticism that it races in an excessively controlled and planned way.
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Meanwhile, its fluorescent green color is easy to find when your child leaves it among the leaves.
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North Carolina law leaves it up to individual school districts to determine their policies on corporeal punishment.
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Garlanded with flowers and banana leaves, it rolled into Jaffna to an explosion of cheers and firecrackers.
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You won't find "om" at the end of Williams' DVD and Holy Yoga training leaves it out.
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Each state has a custom target; the rule leaves it up to states how to meet them.
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Ms. Le Guin leaves it up to the reader to find a comfortable balance between the two.
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If she leaves, it will be with the admiration of many Britons, who respect her uncomplaining grit.
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The ambiguity of federal law — and the fact it is rarely enforced — leaves it open to exploitation.
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She rocks inside the outfit, then extracts herself from it and leaves it onstage as she exits.
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The train keeps gaining speed until it crashes right through the wall and leaves it in a heap.
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They're my favorite people to hang out with, so when one of them leaves, it hurts — it's painful.
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This leaves it more likely that the crash was down to the pilot becoming confused in heavy fog.
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That leaves it bereft of the plot, suspense and occasional conflict that made the original "Somm" so gripping.
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If an artist leaves, it pays to have a legally binding contract that spells out every possible outcome.
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Taiwan's export-centric economy leaves it exposed to the potential fallout of a worsening global trade stand-off.
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The federal government leaves it up to each state to decide how they want to regulate their parks.
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If Ginsburg leaves it would give President Trump the chance to nominate a third conservative to the bench.
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Rick symbolically takes a ripe tomato and leaves it near his son's grave on season nine, episode three.
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The first episode leaves it unclear exactly when Eleven will reunite face-to-face with her male friends.
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When you think of it as watching the death of leaves, it sounds morbid, but it's captivating nonetheless.
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That still leaves it well above the euro area's average of 8.7 percent, let alone Germany's 20003 percent.
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"Taiwan can't match China jet for jet, boat for boat," he said, but that hardly leaves it defenseless.
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She creates the Play-Doh image late at night, then leaves it under a cloth while she sleeps.
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Cleveland enters the game 25-24 and leaves it 0-10 after a 28-7 pasting by a .
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I had come to Brownsville to see what a crisis looks like when The Algorithm leaves it behind.
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The time frame Priebus laid out, however, leaves it unclear exactly when Pence was told Flynn had misled him.
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Hong Kong's position as an international financial hub leaves it more vulnerable to global counterparts than the mainland market.
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She goes upstairs, picks up her leftover tuna fish, and leaves it at the windowsill for the tiny animal.
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But that still leaves it level with recreational climbing (4.7m), and behind both boxing (5.4m) and martial arts (5.5m).
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Instead of letting the humans make the call for this canine, Judge Judy leaves it up to Baby Boy.
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She then leaves it to them, and acts only on the advice of those ministers and the prime minister.
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That leaves it to pet owners themselves to make life-altering decisions about dosing and duration of the treatment.
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Traditionally, Congress leaves it up to NIH to decide what diseases to fund and how much to fund them.
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I'm guessing the Safari problem has been addressed - a fresh DNS reset now leaves it working for me. YMMV?
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TheQuinnBee explained that she applies the cream, leaves it on for 10 minutes, washes it off, and then sleeps.
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While the public network is available to all devices, its accessibility leaves it exposed to a number of attacks.
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This approach also leaves it up to regular Facebook users to address terrorism pages, rather than the company itself.
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But what if, instead of bringing the boosters back to Earth, you could build one that never leaves it?
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That leaves it to pet owners themselves to make life-altering decisions about dosing and duration of the treatment.
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That causes its quantum superposition to vanish, which leaves it in a single state, just like a classical computer.
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When the chicken is in the oven, he washes everything with hot, soapy water and leaves it to dry.
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It provides us with the data and then leaves it up to us, through our elected leaders, to act.
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My best guess is that Iran will strike back hard in a way that leaves it some plausible deniability.
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While it is not a full downgrade, Romania's position on the bottom rung of investment grade leaves it vulnerable.
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Still, scholars said that the state had written the text in a way that leaves it vulnerable to challenge.
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State law requires landlords to provide heat, but it also leaves it up to residents to notify the landlord.
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The United States leaves it to states to regulate abortion access, under some basic parameters set by the judicial system.
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While Dany's loves this warm fantasy, she leaves it all to find her baby dragons, which Quarth's warlocks have stolen.
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But the relative immaturity of the crop leaves it vulnerable to damage that could cut into final yields, scouts said.
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Captain America shows up, flings the Red Skull into space, and then leaves it on the bottom of the ocean.
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Britain's Office for National Statistics asks people how much they have worked and more or less leaves it at that.
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The company expanded in Asia via a series of acquisitions, which, in many cases, ironically leaves it without obvious suitors.
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Our Constitution leaves it to Congress to weigh the benefits and costs of legislation and ultimately make a policy judgment.
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On the other hand, a screen that folds outward, like Huawei's Mate X, leaves it completely unprotected from the elements.
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Cameco's move leaves it with only its Cigar Lake, Saskatchewan mine and the Inkai mine in Kazakhstan producing significant volumes.
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"Most important, the statute ultimately leaves it to the parent whether a schoolchild will pledge or not," the court explained.
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It's always a pity when an actor cynically sticks to what he knows will work and leaves it at that.
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After it leaves, it most likely will still have to pay money into the union to keep its trading privileges.
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So, after asking two or three questions of his own, he leaves it to the interviewee to take the lead.
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By failing to provide a new ruling on that decision, the Supreme Court's action on Thursday leaves it in place.
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I picked up my son, and then the car from the nearby garage, where my husband leaves it every morning.
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The company's second quarter sales increased 5.3% according to CNN, but it still leaves it behind Home Depot at 8%.
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I think America never really waits and sees and leaves it up to other people to decide what is next.
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Asked if there were cases she would like to see the court overturn before she leaves it, she named one.
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How a player approached his career, and how he leaves it, tells as much about his coaching as his talents.
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His tools are Photoshop and the internet, and then he leaves it all behind and goes back to oil painting.
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When you open the window and reach out to touch the leaves it is like being perched in a treetop.
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When Bolivia wanted to legalise the chewing of coca leaves, it withdrew from the convention and rejoined with a "reservation".
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His indifference to the country's large current account deficit and reckless lending leaves it at the mercy of foreign financiers.
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That leaves it mainly supplying big-ticket industrial goods, a market vulnerable to political uncertainty that discourages manufacturers from making investments.
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If it doesn't rank near the top of that list, placing somewhere in the middle still leaves it in good company.
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The elimination of that provision leaves it up to the states to decide what is or isn't an Essential Health Benefit.
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That leaves it to the Supreme Court to temper some of the injustices of the judicial system over which it presides.
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I wash my hair with my custom Function of Beauty shampoo and conditioner, which leaves it sleeker and straighter than usual.
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And the text of the transitional deal leaves it unclear whether an extension will be legally possible, let alone politically so.
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Limited End-Market Diversification: Midea sells its products primarily in China, which leaves it vulnerable to consumer cycles in the country.
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Alex Rodriguez is a legend in his own right — but when it comes to singing, he leaves it to the professionals.
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The Brexit vote leaves it highly uncertain which protections will remain in place and the prospect of improving them seems remote.
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If he leaves, it could open the seat to Mitt Romney, the former GOP presidential nominee and fierce critic of Trump.
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"Many people are eating little more than a meal a day – typically just maize or cassava root and leaves," it said.
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That leaves it up to campaigns to interpret old regulations as they please, and no real investigative enforcement body overseeing them.
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The game rarely gives you explicit goals, and largely leaves it up to the player to figure out their own schedule.
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Besides being a necessary part of the motorcycle, the battery pack is also highlighted in the design that leaves it exposed.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has said Britain's balance of payments shortfall leaves it reliant on the "kindness of strangers".
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That leaves it to Generation X (ages 40 to 55) and millennials to help shoulder the financial burdens their parents face.
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That there's only one artwork addressing the Sahrawi conflict that sparked the exhibition leaves it with a heavy burden to carry.
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The House bill strips out the $7,500 tax credit for electric cars, while the Senate version leaves it in, for example.
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It's one of the few awards shows that leaves it up to, well, the people, to decide who takes home a trophy.
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Its version of the law, unlike Texas's, leaves it to colleges and universities to determine whether their schools will allow the practice.
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I have a friend who leaves it on as long as possible to purposefully turn her hair a light shade of violet.
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Instead, New Jersey will introduce a more hands-off approach, which leaves it up to employers to decide whether they will participate.
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In the near future of Ninth Step Station, Tokyo experiences a massive disaster that leaves it in shambles, desperate for international aid.
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Cas3, Barrangou said, is like Pac-Man, chewing up the cell in such a way that leaves it no hope of repair.
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Whatever the case, Aquaman falls into an uncomfortable try-hard dead zone that leaves it in better shape than, say, Batman v.
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" This, according to Barr, "leaves it to the attorney general to determine whether the conduct described in the report constitutes a crime.
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Well, because that leaves it to the media, and the media would rather focus on stupid things than things that affect people.
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Priebus said the RNC's results leaves it well-positioned for a general election battle between Trump and Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee.
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All of which leaves it ill-equipped to navigate a time in which black performers are among its most successful and promising.
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She seasons the cooked rice and scrapes it into a container to cool and leaves it in the fridge overnight to settle.
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McCarron reports that Dylan got poor reviews for his obscure and underrated late 1970s LP "Street Legal" and leaves it at that.
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DELTA CEO ON BOEING NMA DELAYS: 'IMPORTANT' TO BE BOEING AND AIRBUS CUSTOMER BUT PROLONGED MAX CRISIS LEAVES IT WITH LESS OPTIONS
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The president is reportedly considering taking executive action on the insurance mandate if Congress leaves it out of the tax-reform bill.
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But Tennessee's 2957-222 conference mark leaves it as the lowest contender when it comes to the AFC's four five-win teams.
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The failure of Congress to do anything about DACA in the wake of Trump's killing the program leaves it up to the courts.
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Economist note that the jobless rate for post-9/11 vets is volatile, and the small sample size leaves it open to inaccuracy.
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My standard rule of thumb — for digital music, at least — is anyone who was in that business leaves it and never comes back.
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That boosts it from a middling position among its European peers, but still leaves it behind Deutsche and UBS, its bigger Swiss neighbour.
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That leaves it to lawmakers to consider measures such as limiting data collection, or requiring firms to pay a data dividend to consumers.
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By his own admission, Duterte says he is no expert on the economy and leaves it to "the bright guys" in his cabinet.
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"What we want is that the government leaves it to us to negotiate both unemployment benefits and professional training," Force Ouvriere's Beaugas said.
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Tangier's location in the center of the bay, along with its friable turf of sand and silt, leaves it dangerously exposed and fragile.
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He should have taken his cue from Abbie: catching flies and building a campfire, this scruffy star leaves it all on the stage.
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The artist leaves it as a subjective experience, and removes the veneer of common history in favor of a fragment of personal experience.
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And that leaves it up to the federal government to really put an end to the nation's extraordinarily high levels of gun violence.
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Subordinates have blind spots, tooThat ultimately leaves it up to the subordinate to recognize and highlight such abuses if and when they occur.
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If an account appears to be impersonating another user but isn't "engaged in harmful behavior," Facebook often leaves it up, Mr. Schultz said.
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Forcing herself to order a proper meal in the cafe, she brings the food home and leaves it to rot in the refrigerator.
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Bagram's economy is tightly bound to the American military, but what once made it a boom town today leaves it more a target.
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That still leaves it trailing way behind global market leader Marriott (MAR), which had about 1.3 million rooms worldwide as of September 2018.
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By the time we realized (we found bite marks in the leaves), it was days later and there had been no upset stomachs.
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Scott was not carrying a cell phone, as he told the Star he leaves it in the shop during test drives to avoid distractions.
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For instance, iExec leaves it to the users to determine the price of their computational resources and doesn't take any cut from their earnings.
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May's government talks about having a free trade deal ready to be signed almost as soon as Britain leaves — it cannot be signed before.
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That leaves it now with Project Soli, a radar system for wearables that lets you make turn gestures into inputs without touching a screen.
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And its concentration on staple foods such as maize and soya leaves it vulnerable to the sort of government interventions that can sink exchanges.
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Unlike, say, Hulu, Sony doesn't have as big of a content library of its own, which leaves it with less leverage in its negotiations.
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Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe told CNBC's Willem Marx that the country's open and globalized economy leaves it exposed to unpredictable taxes and tariffs.
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"It leaves it up to the user to make up their own minds, rather than put the responsibility on the algorithm's shoulders," Lai said.
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He says she leaves it outdoors with its food ... which attracts ants that constantly scout his kitchen, bedroom, closet and bathrooms for more grub.
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Washington should take that lesson to heart, because when a plant like Carrier leaves it actually hurts the entire U.S. economy, not just Indiana.
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It's also chemically unstable, which leaves it vulnerable to UV damage, along with any number of things from gasoline, sunscreen, and bug spray (DEET).
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BoE Governor Mark Carney has warned that Britain's current account deficit leaves it dependent on the "kindness of strangers" who help fund its shortfall.
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There is a serious risk of retrenchment if the traditional press' decline leaves it without the resources to continue these struggles for our freedoms.
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A host of countries -- from China to Germany -- have committed to stay with the Paris Agreement regardless of whether the United States leaves it.
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He used less glitter to glamorize us into new fantasies and leaves it to the ambiguous rhythms, lyrics, and visuals to do the work.
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"Your curls — whether curly, wavy, straight, or kinky — are constantly exposed to sun, which dries out the hair and leaves it brittle," Leatherwood says.
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There is an elegant solution: The Constitution establishes the existence of electors, but leaves it up to states to tell them how to vote.
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Moreover, the market's continued focus on the ore and NPI parts of the nickel supply chain leaves it dependent on price-sensitive swing production.
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The doll's microphone records speech and then transmits it over the internet, a function that leaves it open to hackers, according to cybersecurity researchers.
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So that leaves it to projects like "The Investigation," which, despite sticking mainly to the letter of the report, has a decidedly nonneutral take.
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And it will ... the walls will literally know how many people are in this room, and if somebody leaves it might reduce the temperature.
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She leaves it in the box and puts it inside a suitcase beneath her side of the bed, where the children won't find it.
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But its current status leaves it at the mercy of Washington, and Washington — lobbied by vulture funds and other creditors — hasn't shown much mercy lately.
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The accords says a guilty verdict will lead to "restricted liberty" but it leaves it up to the tribunals to define what that will mean.
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For one picture, he pretends to bite into a hamburger, but leaves it untouched, calling it just a prop (Veul proceeds to scarf it down).
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When Richard leaves it seems like the first two books were just a first act and Marianne was actually the main character the whole time.
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The plan leaves it up to states to decide exactly how they will cut emissions from plants by 32 percent from 2005 levels by 2030.
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That leaves it vulnerable to 'converged' mobile and fixed services offered nationwide by market leader Deutsche Telekom and, if the proposed deal goes through, Vodafone.
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So the executive action leaves it up to the attorney general and DHS to figure out how it can defund sanctuary cities without being coercive.
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With the marinade prepared, Leivaditaki rubs it all over the quail like suntan lotion into a lover's buttocks and leaves it—ideally for 12 hours.
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"If Britain leaves it is certain that there will be barriers to trade and that will damage the British economy, jobs and growth," Hill said.
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Around 37 percent of Japan's exports are made up of either electronic parts or manufacturing equipment, which leaves it vulnerable to fluctuations in global demand.
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The side on stance which allows so much creativity and dexterity with the lead leg in kicking also leaves it out there as a target.
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Pretty much any device will emit some sort of signal to communicate with itself or with an external device, which leaves it vulnerable to hacking.
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"Argentina has a relatively high portion of its debt in foreign currency, and that leaves it vulnerable," said Gabriel Torres, a senior analyst at Moody's.
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Meacham leaves it to his readers to draw the connections — or the stunning lack thereof — between the better angels then and the dark side now.
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And as in any will, there is a residual clause, which sweeps up whatever is left and, in this case, leaves it to three charities.
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That leaves it the option of ramping up the rates at the end of the year when the US tariffs rise from 10% to 25%.
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"That white paper was essentially the FAA saying 'We don't have authority to do that, so states—that leaves it up to you," Williams told me.
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Who would we be, if not for the sparkles, shimmering text, and rotating pot leaves it allowed us to barf all over our MySpace profile pictures?
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Can a dog forget one of the people in its life, if that person suddenly leaves it for a long (or long-ish) period of time?
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HIV/AIDS, homophobia, and homelessness haunt an underrepresented community that leaves it all on the floor during their balls and depend on chosen family to survive.
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That leaves it less likely to need to negotiate with the FPV to make quorum or secure a majority on key votes in his reform agenda.
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"If Britain leaves it is certain that there will be barriers to trade and that will damage the British economy, jobs and growth," Hill will say.
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Just as it dumps some of its nastiest refuse in poor countries, the West leaves it to them to sort much of the internet's yuckiest trash.
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Efforts to stabilise an economy often lead to booms in asset prices and credit, which in turn leaves it vulnerable come the next spot of trouble.
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The CPP tells states to reduce the average carbon emissions of their power-plant fleets and largely leaves it up to states how to do so.
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The bill still leaves it to states to decide if self-driving cars can operate on their roadways, but it stops them from regulating their design.
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A future update will add a new setting that leaves it up to women to decide if they want to start a conversation with their matches.
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The reader leaves it, as one does any well-wrought mystery, with precisely the author's own sense that truth resides in the failure to find it.
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Without a single explicit conversation between her characters, Akhtar spotlights wealth, class, and patriarchy, and she leaves it to the audience to draw any conclusions therein.
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The House GOP plan halves the deduction of mortgage debt for newly purchased homes to $500,000, while the Senate bill leaves it intact at $1 million.
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It leaves it up to airlines to cut flights, similar to the entry restrictions on U.S.-bound travelers who were in China that the administration announced.
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Amazon currently collects sales tax on that products it sells directly, but leaves it up to sellers on the platform to handle their own tax collection.
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Instead, the Energy Ministry plans leaves it to state utility EDF to issue a strategic review of plants and energy requirements around April of next year.
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Justice Samuel Alito expressed concerns about the Minnesota law and the fact that it leaves it up to poll works to determine if speech is political.
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In fact, it doesn't play particularly nice with iOS, and trails behind Android Wear devices in terms of features, which leaves it somewhere in the middle.
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That more episodic format serves Fear the Walking Dead well, and leaves it feeling like a short story anthology set amid the end of the world.
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At the same time, Twitter's current language, which focuses on impartiality, leaves it vulnerable to attacks — and it highlights one of the core problems with Twitter's decision.
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He leaves it to the audience to fill in the blanks during the many quiet scenes — a comforting touch, gentle words of sympathy, a hike for closure.
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Threat level: China is widely believed to engage in extensive intellectual property theft, and Lonsdale claimed that Google's open, "academic" culture leaves it easy prey to China.
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This leaves it with two inflatable boats donated by Britain and a handful of even smaller boats, none of which is big enough to go far out.
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A group of socialist parties have issued a statement rejecting the IMF deal they say saddles Egypt with more debt and leaves it beholden to foreign entities.
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"It enables Facebook to escape genuine accountability for what it has done and leaves it likely that the company will betray its users yet again," he said.
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This piece is the biggest question mark, because it basically leaves it up to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis how vigorously he wants to enforce the new guidelines.
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It recognizes that the people act through their representatives in the legislature, and leaves it to the legislature exclusively to define the method of effecting the object.
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Whether she opts to grow it out, goes even shorter, or leaves it as is, Wiig can't go wrong — when you're cool, everything looks good on you.
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While Microsoft typically distributes its own firmware updates for Surface devices, the software maker usually leaves it up to PC makers to issue their own firmware updates.
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Using his familial watch skills, Osterman fixes the broken watch of a woman he's seeing, but accidentally leaves it inside the experimental intrinsic field generator test chamber.
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If the United States remains, there is "full participation", but if it leaves "it perhaps allows all the other countries to move forward more quickly", she said.
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And that's a massive distinction with secular culture, which leaves it to the individual to feel things according to their own calendar and their own inner impulses.
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WALK AND BATH By the time the last guest leaves, it could be anywhere between 6 and 7, and Jackson and I will take a short walk.
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And the fact that Part D has no overall cap on enrollee out-of-pocket costs leaves it "out of step" with most other private coverage, she notes.
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When I ask Poye why he left fighting, something he was good at, the 53-year-old smiles and says, "I don't know," and leaves it at that.
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A section of the German criminal code prohibits insults against foreign leaders but leaves it to the government to decide whether to authorize prosecutors to pursue such cases.
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Your three-year-old decides it might be fun to play with your Watch for a few minutes, and then leaves it under a pile of stuffed toys.
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In some ways, a lot of stuff is all tangled up in copyright now, which maybe leaves it less of a good in doing any one given thing.
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Analysts have said the Eskom bailout gives South Africa several years to restructure the ailing utility but still leaves it with unsustainable debts, crippling costs and stagnant sales.
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But Google's proposal would require extensions use the declarativeNetRequest API, which leaves it to the browser to decide what gets blocked based on a list of predetermined rules.
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This image that it is people-based, soft and empathetic, and all about helping employees work through issues leaves it largely populated by women as the stereotypical nurturer.
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Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to be the case — which leaves it to small companies like Budapest-based SignAll to do the hard work that benefits this underserved group.
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The neighborhood, very much like the neighborhood in Elena Ferrante's novels, is central to the story being told, in that nobody ever leaves it and nobody ever matures.
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Moreover, its lenders have agreed to exchange $276 million of debt loans for company stock, which leaves it with a significantly reduced pot of debt at $75 million.
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While in the West Wing, he leaves it on during most meetings in the dining room off the Oval Office, one ear attuned to what is being said.
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The mask technique leaves it up to a users' brain to "naturally connect the 'unseen' parts," according to Microsoft, and it's a recommended technique for videos and photos.
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Critics of the current system say shipping highly enriched uranium leaves it vulnerable to being stolen by militant groups who could use it to make a dirty bomb.
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The extradition treaty between the United States and Japan leaves it to the discretion of the government to decide whether to send a citizen to the other country.
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For Berlusconi, the deal improves the Milan-based broadcaster's financial stability and leaves it with a continued role in Europe's pay-TV sector as a shareholder in Vivendi.
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That leaves it with three main businesses: optical sensors, such as the ones used in the new iPhones, image sensors for applications in self-driving cars and audio sensors.
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But the new Apple Watch still requires an iPhone, which Fitbit believes leaves it ample market room to sell wearable devices that work with all phones, not just iPhones.
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Many contain sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) that gives it its lather, but in turn, strips the skin of natural oils and leaves it feeling as dry as parchment paper.
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The only Netflixine choice that really leaves it claggy doesn't happen until the finale, which is undercut entirely by a setup for the streaming world's greatest ambition: season 2.
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These range from demographic and technological changes to the euro zone's reliance on exports, in particular German manufacturing, which leaves it to bear the brunt of the trade war.
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"We see no benefit in deterring such conduct - if anything, such conduct should be encouraged, because it leaves it to the courts to resolve novel legal issues," he wrote.
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Say, for example, that one of your developers starts an EC2 instance with a MongoDB database, populates it with customer PII and accidentally leaves it open to the internet.
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The Laws of the Game are unclear about this, as the only definition of a "simulation" is an attempt to deceive the referee, which leaves it open to interpretation.
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He added that Loom leaves it up to the entrepreneurs and developers to decide what the compensation should look like — though this could potentially lead to some acrimonious situations.
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Should Trump make false statements to Mueller's team, there could be legal consequences for him (potential impeachment while he's in office, or even criminal charges after he leaves it).
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With fears of a trade war growing, Britain's open economy could find itself badly hit, especially if a hard Brexit leaves it without the support of EU trade negotiators.
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Even if it is up for cutting rates as deep into negative territory as other central banks have dared to, that still leaves it very little room to cut.
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If someone searches for a keyword, clicks on your page and quickly leaves, it sends a message to Google that your page isn't a good fit for that keyword.
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The article characterizes the information McGahn shared in these interviews as providing "a clear view of the President's most intimate moments with his lawyer," but leaves it at that.
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Compared with Japan and Korea, the world's number one and three LNG buyers, Chinese capacity for storage is relatively low, which also leaves it vulnerable during winter demand spikes.
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But, to be fair, the way the study was constructed leaves it unclear whether the increase in sex reduced stress, or the naturally low stress led to more sex.
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Why it matters: Uber is in the midst of a long search for a CFO of its own, and Adarkar's move leaves it without even a de facto one.
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The exhibition in Dubai leaves it open to critique, reminding us how this often-invisible substance has seeped into our lives, helping to build — and destroy — the modern world.
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But plays like "Mockingbird" seem to pick up the struggle right where Ms. McLaughlin leaves it, arguing that failures of fairness do not give us permission to stop trying.
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Mr. Mueller's decision to skip a prosecutorial judgment "leaves it to the attorney general to determine whether the conduct described in the report constitutes a crime," Mr. Barr wrote.
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The sellers pay Amazon fees for those services, but the e-commerce giant leaves it up to them to collect sales tax where they are required to do so.
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When he drinks coffee from a cup with Mr. Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan on it and leaves it on the counter, she is tempted to smash it.
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The light and bouncy jelly absorbs easily into my skin and leaves it feeling so hydrated, I can't help but pat my cheeks every time I'm done with it.
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The figure, though much smaller than in powerhouses like the United States and Japan, leaves it roughly level with France as Europe's third-biggest automaker, after Germany and Spain.
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Top lawyer leaves: It has never been clear who at Tesla is supposed to be overseeing his comments and tweets to make sure they comply with the SEC's settlement.
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Depending on how rules are applied, this leaves it hovering close to the tariff border line and potentially still exposed to sanctions if the more conservative "manufacturer" scale is used.
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Temperature, wind direction and humidity are taken into account under the extreme heat policy that leaves it to the discretion of the referee to suspend play and close the roofs.
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"You either have work that's too ambiguous — but that lends itself really well to the art world because it leaves it open to interpretation, which is really popular," she says.
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In a digital age when images can be so easily stripped of intended meaning, cinema's ability to advocate for a political position also leaves it open to appropriation or subversion.
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The real AI system, Intel assured me, only detects humans or vehicles in the vicinity of endangered elephants and leaves it to the park rangers to identify them as poachers.
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That legitimacy has been weakened by years of killing civilians, and by the government's strategy of fostering sectarianism, which leaves it with little support among the country's majority Sunni population.
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But while the script includes the time reference, the program purposely leaves it out, so as not to confuse the audience experiencing the piece in the present, Ms. Hudes said.
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However, commercial vehicles like trucks were not covered in that legislation and labor groups are hoping that the Senate leaves it out of any companion legislation that it puts forth.
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Iran's willingness to take risky actions — perhaps driven by a perception that the scale of the American threat leaves it with no other choice — increases the danger to all sides.
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Though Virginia requires that applicants specify their race when applying for a marriage license, the state leaves it up to individual counties to draw up their own lists of choices.
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Stapleton led a field that collectively vowed to defend any attempt to tamper with Colorado&aposs constitutional Taxpayer&aposs Bill of Rights, which leaves it to voters to approve tax hikes.
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But the goal of any of these Trump gestures is obscure, to a point that leaves it questionable that we should care about or react to them in any real way.
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It's an excellent return for the series, looking at a microcosm of the criminal justice system in the US, and highlighting the numerous flaws that leaves it biased against minority communities.
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There are no official "rules" for what qualifies a patient for a medical exemption, outside of the CDC's recommendations, and the law leaves it up to the discretion of the doctor.
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Whether you're the type of person who swaps out a case every day or the kind of person who leaves it on for months, eventually the case has to come off.
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The Defense Department has had its spending disrupted by temporary spending bills for several years, and the continuing resolution lawmakers passed in late December leaves it stuck with the same problem.
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It makes sense for the EU to behave now with magnanimity because even before Britain formally leaves, it is abundantly clear that the referendum vote in 2016 has been a mistake.
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Microsoft's feature phone business sale and a reduction of Lumia production and sales leaves it up to other phone makers to help try and push Windows Phone in the right direction.
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For John Battelle of NewCo, a digital publisher that posts articles on Medium, the big question is whether the site's focus on lengthier prose leaves it vulnerable to short attention spans.
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The power plant rule leaves it up to each state to find ways to reduce emissions by shifting away from coal to cleaner energy sources, including renewable energy and natural gas.
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Such a scheme leaves it to industry to identify the most cost-effective ways of decreasing pollution instead of relying on the "nanny state" to specifically tell industry what to do.
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That leaves it better placed to capture a significant chunk of the $1.2 trillion that the International Energy Agency thinks will be spent on offshore wind in the next two decades.
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It's still Al rolling his cart down the corridor, but when he leaves it in the hall and steps into Room 217, Al Brooks disappears and Z-Boy takes his place.
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The natural fibers hold but don't really absorb the paint, with the material remaining on the surface of the shirt in a way that leaves it prone to cracking and fading.
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But in the meantime that leaves it more exposed to Kmart which contributed a fifth of Wesfarmers' earnings and a third of its revenue for the six months to Dec. 31.
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The Japanese soufflé pancake seems to defy pastry physics: An airy vanilla batter is cooked in a pan, which leaves it lightly toasted on each side and cloudlike in the center.
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Mr. Post, who has severe dementia, can create only 10 seconds of short-term memory and is afraid of not finding his way back to his room when he leaves it.
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That leaves it to Severino, who lasted only two and two-thirds innings in losing his last start in Oakland, to get the Yankees on track in his start on Wednesday.
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While the Trump plan solves some of the policy contradictions of his earlier promises with a "candy for everyone" approach to cutting taxes, that leaves it with even bigger political contradictions.
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This is not the case for a tort actions suing for damages, in that case the GDPR leaves it up to the Member States whether or not to allow such mandating.
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They hunt together all winter and come spring, when the bird is ready to mate, Jenna leaves it in a field with a fresh-killed rabbit to start its own life.
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Beyond a list of buildings mandated by the state, the city of Oakland leaves it up to the Fire Department to determine which commercial buildings should be inspected and how often.
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If Cohn leaves, it seems inevitable that his departure would cause a stock selloff and perhaps even "crash the markets" as Yale School of Management's Jeffrey Sonnefeld told CNBC on Wednesday.
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The ledger's immutability leaves it vulnerable to faulty and malicious transactions as well as defective smart contracts — problems that, even if infrequent, could have dire effects in the critical power sector.
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That's because the executive order is vague about how it actually wants to improve screening — it leaves it up to State and DHS to decide what information they're going to require.
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Sensing that Merkel's lack of alternatives leaves it in a strong position, the SPD has said it would agree to share power only if it wins commitments on more generous social policy.
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After a five-year period of outlawed heroes due to catastrophic accident at the celebration, the game leaves it up to you to reassemble the team and save the world from destruction.
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The trailer leaves it a little mysterious as to why the scientists need this specific girl so badly, suggesting there's probably some twist coming about what it is she's able to do.
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The development kit also isn't a fully formed idea in the sense that it gives developers a thing to play with and leaves it to them to find the best use case.
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Kim leaves it up to the viewer to decide if these are nothing but a sweet treat, or if a comment on mass consumerism in the art world accompanies the sugar rush.
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You can create a "home" location that linked devices can point toward, and also set a safe zone (a radius from your device) that warns you if the other one leaves it.
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Problems typically arise when "someone goes and buys a firearm and doesn't educate themselves on where they can carry it, or leaves it out in the open in their car," he said.
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Departures can take a real toll on the bottom line: When a worker leaves, it costs employers an average of 33 percent of the worker's annual salary to hire a replacement. Kodak.
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The U.S. commonwealth is in the midst of trying to pull itself out of a financial quagmire that leaves it with $103 billion in debt it cannot pay without a massive restructuring.
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Between the lines: As the world largely leaves it up to these two countries to resolve this crisis, Modi faces pressure to act muscularly in the lead-up to India's May elections.
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The Bank of Japan's ultra-loose monetary policy also leaves it with little in the way of fire power to help prop up the economy in the event of another big crisis.
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If Trump, the front-runner for the nomination, goes into the convention with the most delegates but leaves it without the nomination, many believe his supporters will not back the GOP nominee.
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Benjamin Netanyahu opposes a Palestinian state, a senior Israeli Cabinet member says, but leaves it unclear whether the prime minister would say that publicly in talks with Trump in Washington this week.
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They both come across as poor representatives for the lifestyles they're espousing, and the film's unwillingness to pick a side leaves it without a point of view or a sense of focus.
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"I'm fearful that now that we have someone who has worked so tirelessly to restore public confidence," she said, "that if he leaves, it would be a significant setback for the agency."
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While Samsung has been benefiting from Huawei's woes in terms of smartphone sales, its status as the world's biggest semiconductor firm by revenue also leaves it exposed to its Chinese rival's troubles.
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Delay in filling Justice Scalia's seat on the Court leaves it with only eight justices, creating the distinct possibility of equally divided decisions that do not have the force of binding precedent.
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And while it lets users remove the stored voice interactions so they won't be reviewed by Facebook contractors, it makes users opt out of the program; the default setting leaves it on.
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The private philanthropy that Davis commends leaves it up to the people with means to apportion the money as they see fit — an individual solution to what is arguably a structural problem.
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But once Culberson leaves, it seems likely the funding for the Europa lander will dry up — and that could mean more waiting before we ever touch down on the mysterious moon's icy exterior.
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The announcement that Airbus had delivered 4103 A2410neo-family aircraft this year, leaves it just 210 percent of the way towards its full-year goal of 2350 deliveries with just four months left.
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He added that the data-crunching the company has already done on Zika in Miami leaves it well-positioned to do similar outreach efforts related to the virus elsewhere in the United States.
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He writes a sign reading "Thank you Marcy Bellinger for the pills that killed my loving wife Roseanne" on the side of his truck, and leaves it in town for everyone to see.
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The Justice Department has historically given parameters for whom they believe should buy assets divested as part of a merger, but often leaves it to the companies themselves to strike an appropriate deal.
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But South African officials have ruled out selling Eskom and more borrowing will only bury the company deeper in debt, which leaves it up to the government to step in with a bailout.
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Okay, it's possible if you're the person that buys a camera and leaves it on auto mode — shame on you — but that aside, the sensor seems to make the best of every scenario.
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As the initial trauma of the crash fades, and he begins to question himself, doubt creeps in, but Eastwood leaves it abstract, as a mood rather than a subject for Oscar-clip soliloquies.
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"The federal border policy of prevention through deterrence affects local jurisdictions, but then leaves it to these jurisdictions, which are among the poorest in the country, to clean up the mess," she said.
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Brexit has however raised some questions about the future status of English within the bloc, since once Britain leaves it will not be the official language of any member state for EU purposes.
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The Fair Housing Act requires that recipients of HUD funding "affirmatively further" fair housing and equal opportunity but leaves it to the secretary of housing and urban development to decide what that means.
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It's made from the estate's youngest vines, which are still around 25 years old, and unlike more ambitious Riojas, it is not aged in oak, which leaves it fresh, fruity and immediately accessible.
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In order to lower water usage, the government wants to see higher water prices for big consumers - such as households with a pool - but leaves it up to local authorities to set tariffs.
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One time, I was walking through a forest and looking up at the trees, and I noticed something in the way the wind was rustling through the leaves—it just seemed so incredibly familiar.
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It would become a recurring theme: Trump regularly announces bombastic moves on immigration, then leaves it to federal agencies, lawyers, and the courts to try to fashion some sort of order from the wreckage.
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But sometimes she leaves it on because she likes guessing who the evil people are and telling me how the policemen are sons-of-owls for never spotting criminals as fast as she can.
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In January, a US District Court judge in Waynesboro, in the state's rural Republican heartland, threw out a law that leaves it to an incumbent to select the process for deciding a contested nomination.
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It banned almost all gifts but largely preserved a self-policing feature that ultimately leaves it to an official to decide what he or she should disclose in an annual conflict-of-interest statement.
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"Often when a creative director leaves, it is because he did not get enough control," said one fashion communications guru who has worked for big brands including Givenchy, and who declined to be named.
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Like he leaves it out of the refrigerator and brings it to a particular point in its life—it's not about the freshness, it's at the perfect state at its decomposition that it's served.
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Democrats in 2020 need to try to maximize youth turnout, and they're going to want a relentless campaigner who leaves it on the field and can't be accused of failing to visit anywhere important.
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The company has tried to shore up those losses by snagging the rights to "Seinfeld" and doubling down on original shows, but that strategy leaves it with a "steep uphill climb," Wedbush analysts said.
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On Thursday, the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee adopted legislation that includes Federal Aviation Administration reforms, but unlike a House panel, does not spin off air traffic control and leaves it with the FAA.
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Longer-term, Airbus faces deeper unease over its wide-body position in case failure to impose the A330neo leaves it over-dependent on a single model, the newer A350-900, according to two industry sources.
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Under the House plan, which sets a baseline and leaves it, the risk is that health care spending trends would change dramatically 10 years down the line and the caps would be unable to adjust.
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A document detailing Salaì's effects, made out after his death, only five years later, lists a number of paintings identified by Leonardesque titles ("La Ioconda"), but leaves it unclear whether these were originals or copies.
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"Glencore remains in a strong financial position, but the sell-off in its shares relative to peers clearly leaves it feeling a little defensive," said Edward Sterck of BMO Capital Markets, which rates Glencore "outperform".
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O/U: 44.5 ABOUT THE CHARGERS (113-4): Los Angeles is averaging just 18 points per game, and the club's poor start leaves it a porous 9-223.8 since the start of the 21 season.
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He leaves it mostly open to guests as a vacation home, but does spend time there every now and then—arriving via helicopter, landing on a massive pad located at the base of the property.
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But, facing stiff opposition from the Police Department, it softened the legislation this spring, and the law now leaves it up to officers to decide whether to treat petty offenses as criminal or civil matters.
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But as Mr. Trump has shown repeatedly during his 10-month presidency, he is rarely deterred by conventional political wisdom even as he leaves it to his staff to fend off the cries of hypocrisy.
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There's nothing stopping a bad actor from hijacking the #KnowTheFacts hashtag for their own purposes, and the census search prompt doesn't really combat anything, but leaves it up to users to follow the "correct" links.
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Orange Is the New Black season six boasts so, so much of the former, but far too little of the latter, and that leaves it caught in between two versions of itself, to its detriment.
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That leaves it trading just a touch under book value, which suggests it should be able to at least cover its cost of equity, which is generally pegged at 10 percent for such hulking financial institutions.
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He leaves it a household name, whose reputation preceded him long before he was asked to lead the Russia investigation and whose every available word will be scrutinized after nearly two years of closely-held work.
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Ireland is hoping for a bonus from Britain's June vote to leave the EU, which leaves it as the only English-speaking country offering a base in the euro zone and a future in the bloc.
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But it has also since retreated, closing on Wednesday at 22014 cents a kg, a level that still leaves it in positive territory so far in 222, with a year-to-date gain of 2000 percent.
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The picture has a take-no-prisoners verve and sardonic humor to spare, but one leaves it as if having been bludgeoned with a hammer, unsure of up or down, left or right, teetering on collapse.
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The law is already receiving pushback because it does not allocate any state funding for the signs; instead, it leaves it up to the businesses themselves to foot the bill, an estimated $2.3 million dollars total.
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It finds its way to that Springfield dump after Clay's family moves and accidentally leaves it in their attic, the contents of which Clay suggests the movers pick through and keep or discard as they liked.
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On the other hand, New York State requires seatbelts to be installed on school buses manufactured after July 1987, but leaves it up to each school district to decide whether students have to actually wear them.
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Still, in previous reports and court documents about the Upstream system, the government has tended to use language that leaves it ambiguous whether the telecommunications companies or the government is filtering and scanning the raw Internet data.
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A more constructive conclusion might be that the Fed was right to shift to a more doveish stance in the past few months, and that low inflation leaves it well placed to apply more stimulus if necessary.
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China's unwrought copper imports surged to their highest in 2-1/2 years in September, while copper concentrate imports climbed to a record high as the crackdown on scrap leaves it needing other forms of the metal.
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"That still leaves it well above normal and suggests households have more scope than we thought to continue their newfound free-spending ways," said Paul Ashworth, chief US economist at Capital Economics in a note to clients.
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With Mayzent's approval for the active form of SPMS, Schneider said that leaves it in competition with existing drugs and puts the onus on Novartis's marketing force to convince doctors to switch from medicines they know better.
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The one-sided, take-it or leave-it nature of their contracts allows the PBM not only to unilaterally set these rates, but also leaves it to the PBM to decide when to update the price list.
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The new HB 142 imposes a moratorium until 2020 that restricts localities from passing any new anti-discrimination ordinances, and leaves it up to the conservative state legislature to approve any new measures regulating access to bathrooms.
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It's not like Trost said anything that didn't reflect the Yankees' general view of fans, but in hindsight it's a reminder of why the team usually leaves it to Randy Levine to do this sort of work.
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Mauricio Pochettino's Spurs team is not nearly so fragile as Liverpool or Arsenal, but there are those inside the club who fear that its front-foot, full-throttle approach leaves it exposed against the very best opponents.
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Dumplings made from masa (ground daily by a neighboring taco shop) were dished up with braised pork and crispy brussels sprout leaves; it was as satisfying as a classic pozole (some 21 percent of Coloradans are Latino).
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Like leaving his alarm on after he leaves the room for breakfast: John sets an alarm but leaves it in the bathroom while he makes the kids pancakes and I have to get up to cancel it.
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No two people who practice religion do it exactly the same way, despite how much it seems to the secular world that they rally around sameness; and no one who leaves it leaves the same way, either.
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He said the industry focus on detecting bot traffic leaves it vulnerable to attacks such as this, which simply automates the loading of different webpages to generate ad impressions and obscure the origins and nature of the traffic.
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" But it leaves it up to the Florida Department of State to "adopt specific rules for each certified voting system" spelling out what constitutes a "clear indication on the ballot that the voter has made a definite choice.
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The deal ends Yahoo as an operating company and leaves it with its stake in Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba and Yahoo Japan, its cash, convertible notes, certain minority investments, and a noncore portfolio of patents called Excalibur.
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Detter and Fölster make the case that this wealth is mostly structured in a way that leaves it untapped or unrealized, largely because it's not treated as wealth at all, and should be brought under more professionalized management.
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Yes, but: The baseline in international law leaves it unclear whether space can be used for military purposes, and there's no general consensus among experts who analyze this issue, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross.
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That leaves it hobbled, unable to even fully function, much less support American jobs (nearly 1.5 million American jobs have been secured over the past eight years because of U.S. export sales supported by the Ex-Im Bank).
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The acquisition helps address a major weakness Spotify has warned exists in its business model, namely locating and ensuring the right artists get paid for their copyrighted work, an issue which, left unaddressed, leaves it open to lawsuits.
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It doesn't suggest YouTube's employees are Parkland truthers, but the service's first and foremost reliance on an algorithm to surface what's worth watching leaves it susceptible to being gamed and manipulated by knowing audiences that hold extreme views.
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But for the most part, she leaves it to the audience to map their own experiences on to Toni, and answer for themselves whether she's happy in her day-to-day, and what fighting or dancing brings to her.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers at Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein had argued the arbitration provision is unenforceable, but Judge Donato said Fitbit's so-called delegation clause leaves it to an arbitrator, rather than a judge, to decide the threshold question of arbitrability.
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Estonia is seen as a leader in providing government services online and has championed the issue within the European Union in recent years, and the security issue leaves it with its much-touted digital IDs in an awkward position.
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Which is to say, Osman provides viewers with ostensibly simple compositions and gatherings of shapes and materials, then leaves it up to them to enjoy the process pf playing with, reimagining, or even complicating the works in their minds.
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Oddly, Marshall's clearest statement on the strength of feeling flags arouse occurs in the acknowledgments at the end of the book, where he points out that "flags are an emotive subject," and then pretty much leaves it at that.
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Rather than aggressively hawking its own products at the end of articles, Health Guide just lists the medications you could take, insists you ask a doctor what's right and leaves it up to you to choose where to buy.
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In a small town in the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the 1930s — the script ominously leaves it at "in our days" — a stationmaster (Luke Kirby) lives with his wife (Alyssa Bresnahan), who is older than him by 13 years.
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While the project's absurdly gleeful tone leaves it unclear whether Ferraro's vision of life in the digital age is utopian, dystopian, or neither, that ambiguity and perhaps ambivalence has persisted in the music of the vaporwave scene he helped inspire.
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The Cablevision acquisition, which Altice announced on Tuesday it had completed, gives it a total of 4.6 million U.S. customers but still leaves it as only fourth largest U.S. cable provider behind bigger operators such as Comcast and Charter Communications Inc.
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The Cablevision acquisition, which Altice announced on Tuesday it had completed, gives it a total of 4.6 million U.S. customers but still leaves it as only fourth largest U.S. cable provider behind bigger operators such as Comcast and Charter Communications.
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"Time-Knife" has the not-particularly enviable task of feeling bouncy and fun, while also giving away almost nothing about what the season three finale or the ensuing fourth season might look like, which leaves it occasionally spinning its wheels.
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Berlin-based GoEuro declined to comment on where the fundraising leaves it in terms of valuation, but suggested in a statement that it was on track to attain coveted "unicorn" status, which refers to firms valued at $1 billion or more.
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International banks based in London risk losing access to the EU's single market once Britain leaves it in 2019, forcing many to consider moving parts of their businesses to the bloc and seek a license from the ECB, the sector's watchdog.
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"The agency is hampered by a lack of leadership on cybersecurity issues and a dearth of in-house technical expertise that all too often leaves it relying on security advice from the very companies it's supposed to oversee," the report noted.
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BIGGEST FAILURE Obama entered office with an enormous mandate and majorities in both houses of Congress; he leaves it with Republicans in power all over the country and a public so anxious they chose an obvious demagogue as his successor.
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The 17-volume document from the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Abuse marks the end of one of the world's biggest inquiries into child abuse and leaves it to the government to decide whether to enact its recommendations.
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The USCIS manual acknowledges that "occasionally," online translation services may not be adequate for understanding "foreign text written in a dialect or colloquial usage," but it leaves it up to individual officers to decide whether to request expert translation services.
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The airline says the dress code it enforced on Sunday applies only to "pass riders" — airline employees and their dependents who are offered free or discounted travel — and leaves it up to gate agents to decide how the policy is applied.
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Adopting an approach similar to its sire -- which regularly introduces a plot, then leaves it dormant for a week or more to pursue another -- the series then shifts to surviving members of the core cast, featuring Kim Dickens and Frank Dillane.
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He added that the authorities were watching his house full time, making him wonder what will happen when he leaves it to attend the gathering of about a dozen dissidents with Mr. Obama at the United States Embassy on Tuesday.
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Details are scant but Mr. Weiner did say that the production, which has no opening date, would involve "totally transforming" 311 West 57th Street — which his company, Variety Worldwide, is to lease when the event space Providence leaves it this year.
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Right now, Twitter leaves it up to users to choose to mute replies from certain accounts, like ones that don't follow them, have a newly set up account or that haven't added a profile image, confirmed email or confirmed phone number.
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With its sales abroad hit, a global economic slowdown and an increasingly chaotic run-up to Brexit, the bulk of Germany's growth momentum is now being generated domestically -- a dependency that leaves it exposed to any weakening of the jobs market.
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Britain runs a big current account deficit - the difference between the money flowing in an out of the country - which leaves it reliant, in the words of BoE Governor Mark Carney, on "the kindness of strangers" to pay its way.
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An index fund is a type of mutual fund that just sticks your money in a shit-ton of publicly traded companies that are part of a stock market index, like the S&P 500, and leaves it there for ages.
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The V40 will sadly have Android 8.1 installed out of the box, not Android 9, and LG's skin is largely unchanged from previous devices, which leaves it feeling less customizable than Samsung's skin, and also not quite as slick as stock Android.
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"Tightening the loose ends" by cutting some nucleotides out of the part of the genome that acts as a gatekeeper leaves it less likely to swap genes with other gut viruses, said Dr. Ananda S. Bandyopadhyay, a polio program officer at the foundation.
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That leaves it trailing Microsoft in the race to be the world's biggest company by market value, substantially because the number of Apple shares has fallen steadily as it returns billions of its profits to investors by buying back its own stock.
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He uses his full arsenal of effects to clutter Alpha with little signifiers of the melting-pot ethos that precipitated its creation, and the high-gloss sheen of digital cinema leaves it looking a touch more futuristic, another step removed from our present.
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He leaves it largely up to us to decide what to make of the relation between the evangelical turn toward family values, and the language of justice and genocide that continues to motivate some to walk into clinics with guns and bombs.
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I have zero interest in watching more Negan — his turn from Hannibal Lecter to whimpering man-child in "What Comes Next" was so quick and unmotivated that I nearly got whiplash — so I guess that leaves it to new characters and new complications.
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This is just your regular friendly reminder that if you eat a bunch of sticks, pine cones, needles, bark, and leaves it will do untold damage not only to your teeth and breath but it will also wreak havoc on your anus.
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While some might be frustrated by the lack of answers in the end—Inside may be a meditation on childhood, labor, science, or politics—the game artfully raises questions and leaves it up to the player to imagine his own chilling answers.
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CHINA: China's unwrought copper imports surged to their highest in 2-1/2 years in September, while copper concentrate imports climbed to an all-time high as the world's top copper consumer's crackdown on scrap leaves it needing other forms of the metal.
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He had started to activate his Brexit contingency plans as a result, he said, explaining that that meant creating buffers of stocks so that output could continue whatever the trading relationship between Britain and the bloc after Britain leaves it in March 2019.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel last week agreed to allow prosecutors to pursue the case against Boehmermann under a section of the German criminal code that prohibits insults against foreign leaders but leaves it to the government to decide whether to authorise such cases.
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Moreover, the design of the Russian telescope, known as Ratan-600, a giant circle of antennas in the Caucasus near Georgia, leaves it susceptible, astronomers say, to radiation from unwanted directions, increasing the chances of interference from military or other terrestrial sources.
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Diaz-Balart had a good summary of what he calls the "complexity" of reaching a deal yesterday (though he is sworn to silence on the working group's specific efforts), but he still leaves it at a "possibility" that the finish line gets crossed.
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The inability of either side to consistently win seats across that divide has produced a Senate where the governing party usually holds only a narrow majority --which leaves it vulnerable to quickly losing control even from relatively small shifts in public opinion.
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With names such as Stanislas, Ernest, Cosmos 2001, Hector, and Romeo, each automaton has its own distinct and unusual personality, and like any good artist, +Brauer leaves it up to the viewer to decide which sets of characteristics go with each creation.
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At the end of the day with his interviews done, Katanty wipes down his tripod and the rest of his gear, removes the foam covering from his camera's microphone, soaks it in chlorine solution and leaves it to dry in the tropical sun.
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"This new law leaves it up to the bishop to report it to civil authorities — he does not have to," said Peter Isely, an abuse survivor and the leader of Ending Clergy Abuse, an advocacy group for survivors of clerical child abuse.
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Your account leaves it unclear if you think this person has created a hostile work environment or if you think he's just a jerk; but to dismiss reports of harassment, in the way you describe, is certainly a moral and managerial failure.
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By growing its cyber operations, Pyongyang is able to exploit its asymmetrical advantage against more wired states such as South Korea and the United States, as the limited nature of North Korea's own domestic networks leaves it significantly less vulnerable to retaliatory cyberattacks.
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A group of House Democrats is pushing back against a cap on the number of full-time employees permitted at the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), which Democrats say leaves it ill-equipped to handle fluctuations in air travel or heightened security threats.
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With the EU debating reform of the bloc after Britain leaves it, Germany's government has set out proposals to freeze access to EU funds for countries that fail to meet the EU's rule of law standards, according to a document seen by Reuters.
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That leaves it to the lower courts to sort things out, and of late the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Manhattan has grappled with the impact of two cases to determine whether defendants should receive new trials.
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The youthful innocence of these emotions and the sounds that carry them on strikes a chord that many modern pop acts tend to polish away, yet Human Leather leaves it raw and digs in deeper to really immerse the listener in pure feeling.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's unwrought copper imports surged to their highest in 1203-1/2 years in September, while copper concentrate imports climbed an all-time high as the world's top copper consumer's crackdown on scrap leaves it needing other forms of the metal.
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The new version also keeps in place a requirement that funds keep on hand a certain level of assets that can be converted into cash in three days, but leaves it to the funds' boards to decide how to rectify any dip below that threshold.
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READMEA fitness watch that's more than just splashproofOptical heart-rate monitor is convenient, but wildly inaccurateYou should love the wristband, because you can't exchange itWretched fitness software leaves it behind Garmin, Fitbit, and even the Apple WatchIntegrated GPS makes for a good running companion
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Even if the body's claims that they didn't tell staff to leak the patient information of protestors to the cops, not requiring a login to access such information leaves it vulnerable to anyone nearby who might look like legit medical staff or some other authority.
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Britain will not seek a Brexit deal that leaves it "half in, half out" of the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May will say on Tuesday, according to her office, in a speech setting out her 12 priorities for upcoming divorce talks with the bloc.
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This approach leaves it up to Facebook users to fight terrorism The idea of overwhelming terrorist pages with positive views and likes is not one that can be quickly discredited, but it's not clear whether Facebook has any data to show it works regularly.
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The most-active Chicago Board of Trade soft red winter wheat contract hit its highest since March 24 as investment funds were reluctant to keep their massive short position in place as the U.S. crop emerges from dormancy, which leaves it vulnerable to weather damage.
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After laying out the scope of the investigation and noting that Mr. Mueller's report does not offer any legal recommendations, Mr. Barr declares that it therefore 'leaves it to the attorney general to decide whether the conduct described in the report constitutes a crime.
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Even so, the stock market's unbroken push higher this year leaves it more vulnerable to a significant decline if a debt ceiling deal is not reached by late September, said Matt Watson, a co-portfolio manager of the $3.2 billion James Balanced Golden Rainbow Fund.
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That leaves it, however, in a bit of a no-man's land, as this PG-13-rated film is still too scary for the tweens that might be drawn to the challenge and not jarring enough for older horror buffs accustomed to far worse.
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Analysts had raised their eyebrows at the company's business model for years—WeWork takes on huge liabilities with its long-term leases on commercial buildings, which leaves it vulnerable to fluctuations in market demand—and yet the implosion came as a violent, sudden shock.
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MARKET-BASED SYSTEM The California regulation, a key part of the state's effort to combat climate change, requires a 10 percent reduction in the carbon intensity of transportation fuels by 2020, but leaves it up to companies to decide how to reach that target.
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MARKET-BASED SYSTEM The California regulation, a key part of the state's effort to combat climate change, requires a 10 percent reduction in the carbon intensity of transportation fuels by 2020, but leaves it up to companies to decide how to reach that target.
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What's more, given the rare access Coppola had as the first director to be allowed to film on location in Versailles, it seems like a missed opportunity not to have the palace play more of a role — especially since the royal family almost never leaves it.
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Congressional investigations eventually concluded no such order was given, but the contractors say it happened; Bay puts it in the film, but leaves it open to interpretation whether the pseudonymous Bob was acting on orders from higher up, or covering his own ass and his own base.
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A quick poll of the VICE Sports staff leaves it a near 50-50 split on which one is better—we will leave the final decision up to you the reader—but what matters here is that they are both good, in their own horned up ways.
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"Then he leaves it to Greenblatt, Friedman and Kushner and says, 'Close it,'" Mr. Barak said, referring to two of Mr. Trump's private lawyers, Jason Greenblatt and David M. Friedman, whom he has made, respectively, his main envoy to the region and the American ambassador to Israel.
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Last year saw the biggest drop in production since a slump of nearly a third in 2009 following the financial crisis and the fall in investment to 589 million pounds ($770 million) leaves it at the lowest level since the SMMT started compiling figures in 2012.
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Their lyrics are a sliding scale of sexuality; while "Sexual Healing" is undeniably about the benefits of making love, "No Ordinary Love" is about the benefits of a romantic connection and leaves it to the listener to determine if a physical or emotional love being is the focus.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It would be a "severe mistake" for Iran to stay in the nuclear deal if the U.S. leaves it, a senior hardline official said on Tuesday, a day after President Hassan Rouhani said Tehran could remain in the deal even if the United States drops out.
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The Mount Pleasant sale follows Rio's sale of its stake in the neighboring Bengalla venture last year for $606 million and leaves it with the Hunter Valley Operations and Mount Thorley Warkworth mines in New South Wales and the Hail Creek and Kestrel coking coal mines in Queensland.
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The retirees' victory is only the second time in 22012 years that the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation has required a company to unwind a pension "termination" — a dreaded deal in which a bankrupt company cuts off a pension fund and leaves it for the government to take over.
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The country's biggest car plant and largest private sector employer has seen investment of 2.8 billion euros ($3.16 billion) since 2010 but its focus on SUVs leaves it vulnerable to an EU drive to cut CO2 emissions and VW's aim to launch almost 70 new electric models by 2028.
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Critics have long pointed out that We is saddled with a self-evidently faulty business model that leaves it open to real estate downturns, and that its co-founder and just-pushed-out chief executive, Adam Neumann, was a walking parody of high-minded impulsivity and self-dealing.
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That leaves it at mercy of the sort of problems it faced in Q4 — like the trouble with the toy industry (that also hit Target), a lack of newness in gaming, a shorter holiday shopping season, and even a warmer winter than has depressed apparel sales across retailers.
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According to her office, May will say in a speech later in the day that Britain will not seek a Brexit deal that leaves it "half in, half out" of the EU. She is due to set out her 2207.86 priorities for upcoming divorce talks with the bloc.
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"The Special Counsel's decision to describe the facts of his obstruction investigation without reaching any legal conclusions leaves it to the Attorney General to determine whether the conduct described in the report constitutes a crime," Barr previously stated in a summary of the report he released to Congress.
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While it would seem no great lengths were taken to ensure fairness in competition by guinea pig owner and YouTuber MM Ben (such as identical stem length and number of leaves) it has been decided that Custard, with his sharp teeth and nimble jaw, emerged from the competition as victor.
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A golf ball-sized amount (or what I assume to be the size of a golf ball — I don't know, I don't play golf) scrunched through from the ends and working up enhances my natural wave and leaves it all matte and lived-in-looking, just the way I like it.
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A number of banks had been calling for more gains for the kiwi around the meeting, arguing that a 1.11663 percent gain since May still leaves it well undervalued compared to long term measures of fair value and others in the commodities currencies bloc more exposed to falling oil prices.
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London's National Gallery has sent one of its two great Leonardos off on holiday to the Louvre; that leaves it with just the one, the second version of a painting called "Virgin of the Rocks" with which L. tinkered on and off for years, beginning around 1491 and stopping in 1508.
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A number of banks had been calling for more gains for the kiwi around the meeting, arguing that a 1.11593 percent gain since May still leaves it well undervalued compared to long term measures of fair value and others in the commodities currencies bloc more exposed to falling oil prices.
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For instance, a Dongtu-powered GIF on China's largest podcast app Ximalaya can lead to a landing page that Dongtu has predetermined, a process that would not be otherwise achievable through the lightweight Application Programming Interface, which leaves it to the main app to display content the way they want.
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If the Cicig leaves, "it would represent a serious setback and a very bad precedent in the fight against corruption, not only in Guatemala but in the while Central American region," wrote Daniel Zovatto, the director of Latin America for the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, on Twitter.
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The Gateway Tunnel Project: The President's opposition -- and verbal veto threat to GOP leaders -- is no secret, so much of the negotiations have centered on finding a way to draft the language that doesn't explicitly kill funding for the project, but leaves it to the discretion of the transportation secretary.
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To illustrate this point, Robbins gives the example of two friends who start investing the same amount a year apart from each other: Take someone who invests eight years till he's 27 and invests a total of $28,800, or $300 a month, and then just leaves it there—doesn't add another penny.
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Since Atkins leaves it up to the states to decide who counts as intellectually disabled, Ms Johnson noted, and since the Texas legislature had not weighed in, the rule in the Lone Star state should be traced back to a 1992 standard the court had relied upon in Ex Parte Briseño, a 2004 ruling.
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Soros told the Journal there remained a good chance that the European Union will collapse due to the migration crisis, challenges in Greece and a potential British exit from the EU. "If Britain leaves, it could unleash a general exodus, and the disintegration of the European Union will become practically unavoidable," Soros told the Journal.
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No other Giselle today makes so clear a crucial plot point of Act 2: Once she has placed Albrecht in the sanctuary of the cross, safe from the vengeful wilis (whose nocturnal mission is to dance men to death), she wants him to remain there, and she herself then leaves it only against her will.
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Paez also asked if the indefinite nature of the president's latest proclamation — it doesn't expire, and leaves it up to the president to decide at any time whether to lift or add travel restrictions — ran afoul of the INA, which says that the president can suspend the entry of foreign nationals "for such period" that he deems necessary.
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Cruz has often been left breathing heavy by his and he truly leaves it all inside the cage, but what was more surprising was how much more tired and sluggish he looked in the late fight against Johnson when he had been doing less of his own game and fighting more on the defensive in the clinch.
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To that end, Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris on Monday released "Holding Corporations Accountable for Pay Inequality in America," a plan that has the potential to fix at least one major hurdle: The current system leaves it almost entirely up to individual women to fight for equal pay, and gives them little firepower to do so.
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When Witt leaves it unclear whether she really wanted to kiss the bit-younger man, or have sex with Lunar Fox, it is possible that she has other feelings about these incidents that she chooses to withhold, or that she herself did not know what she wanted, as she has confessed to us is sometimes the case.
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He will be the orchestra's public face as it works to raise $22008 million to renovate David Geffen Hall and to bolster its endowment; act as the leading artistic voice as the hall is redesigned; and be charged with making sure that the orchestra manages to retain its audience when construction, which is slated to start in 22012, leaves it homeless for at least two seasons.
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