It is the difference between leaving out store-bought cookies for Santa, and leaving out homemade double-chocolate chunk cookies.
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You can see the case [for leaving out that information].
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Leaving out Breitbart might earn Facebook condemnation from these quarters.
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At worst, it's leaving out trials that show a benefit.
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His wife or a business partner leaving out of nowhere?
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I would say probably I'm leaving out somebody who I love.
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It's Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google and who am I leaving out?
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For Wallace-Wells, telling the truth means leaving out narrative altogether.
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"You're leaving out a sugar rich solution out there," Li says.
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Beyond missing deadlines, Kushner is also leaving out important substantive details.
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But would you believe he's leaving out a lot of context?
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As for firing, Weatherwax said Metting was leaving out important details.
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But he also moderated those threats by leaving out the specifics.
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But the company is leaving out some crucial details at the moment.
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That is me smacking my forehead, and I'm leaving out an expletive.
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But Apple doesn't have much of an excuse for leaving out Netflix.
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In the worst case scenario, leaving out this paperwork could cost you.
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But you would be leaving out a key detail: Kawhi Leonard's injury.
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Dr. Miskin worked around the power conundrum by leaving out the batteries.
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Leaving out that pass, Trubisky was 3 for 6 for 143 yards.
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Importantly, Republicans said it met Democratic demands for leaving out controversial policy riders.
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They were seen leaving out a back door within moments of each other.
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They took to leaving out food on their doorsteps, hoping the intruder would
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That meant leaving out banks or meticulously trying to code for every possibility.
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That means leaving out shorts and T-shirts when you place your order.
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The draft list, however, has been charged with leaving out even genuine Indian citizens.
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Don't worry — they would never betray us by leaving out the classic Thin Mints.
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Reporters used to be much worse in always leaving out what was actually said.
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Leaving out food and energy, the CPI came in at 2.2 percent in December.
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They alleged the footage used to vindicate him was edited, leaving out incriminating evidence.
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Instead, Bairre recommends sticking strictly to your relevant experience and leaving out the rest.
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" He proposed, but managed to avoid scaring her by leaving out the word "marriage.
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Booker is leaving out this critical background in touting the praise from the ACLU.
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" He proposed but managed to avoid scaring her by leaving out the word "marriage.
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As I write this, I'm acutely aware of the organizations and programs I'm leaving out.
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It was a skeleton crew, no boom man, leaving out things that would be telltale.
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Teresa Giudice publicly acknowledged one father figure in her family while leaving out another patriarch.
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And when you miss 11 free throws, those are points you are leaving out there.
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Read the full BBC report about Ikea leaving out New Zealand from a map here.
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The interpretation is loose, leaving out some of the most badass characteristics of the pika.
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Critics of this law see it as unconstitutional for purposely leaving out a religious group.
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"Maybe he did it unconsciously," Ms. Miller says about her father leaving out his journal.
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Wouldn't you want to limit that spending by leaving out an extraneous eraser or two?
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They accused House impeachment managers of leaving out key information and presenting a skewed narrative.
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Leaving out the criminal class, cryptocurrency has tremendous appeal to those on the economic margins.
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However, Amazon notes that iOS is unsupported out this time, leaving out iPhone owners entirely.
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My girlfriend lied, telling them the cigarettes were for a friend, leaving out the outrageous fine.
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We&aposre watching out for their illegal transportation of any kind of goods leaving out still.
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That's leaving out the Waymo lawsuit, all kinds of criminal investigations, greyballing, and some privacy issues.
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Dad tried to explain what the doctor had said, leaving out the words tumor and cancer.
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But it's not just what Trump is proposing in his plan, it's what he's leaving out.
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Leaving out a small amount of water for bees helps them survive sweltering summers, Tomaszewski said.
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It amounts to presenting side dishes as the main course and leaving out the entree entirely.
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"Just one person has to die," she bargained, leaving out that the person would be her.
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Alison lied, saying they met to sign divorce papers but leaving out their Block Island tryst.
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But they are also taking aim at Democrats and leaving out the personal references to Trump.
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But it may be leaving out a large group of people — parents who work in the home.
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Leaving out the environmental harms from the price tags for fossil fuels keeps energy affordable as well.
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But such protections only expanded to gender identity in the workplace and housing — leaving out public accommodations.
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So even lite apps were leaving out some segment of the Next Billion with phones like mine.
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It's not a secret ingredient so much as it is a key ingredient they are leaving out.
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And the party platform, while leaving out an explicit rejection of TPP or a ban on fracking,
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What could be the excuse for leaving out something that's so useful in everyday, real world situations?
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I had this optimism about technology and America, but who were the people I was leaving out?
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Yet previous accounts he's given of the meeting keep leaving out relevant details that emerge later on.
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Often, they visited only top suppliers, leaving out the many subcontractors where abuses can be the worst.
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O'MALLEY: But in all of that senator and secretary, I think we're leaving out something very important here.
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In addition to leaving out a few unflattering details, you might also be tempted to stretch the truth.
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Though he opened the show by apologizing for leaving out some favorites, there seemed to be no complaints.
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The study also only analyzed independent creators, leaving out, for example, mainstream Hollywood talent and music industry stars.
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Equivalence largely focuses on the wholesale market such as securities trading, leaving out much of the retail sector.
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"When you go from being left out to doing the leaving out, it can feel intoxicating," Shannon says.
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It took him seven years to complete and perfect "Harmonium," leaving out as many poems as he included.
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Republican committee members submitted only the president's name, and he was supported unanimously, leaving out former Massachusetts Gov.
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I wanted to be with people leaving out of Charlottesville coming to DC to confront systemic white supremacy.
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Still, until now, the chain has been leaving out an important group of eaters: those who go gluten-free.
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It turns out that their paradox came from leaving out tiny effects of mass and energy in the atom.
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But he said he was not leaving out of frustration over deep party divides that have often paralyzed Congress.
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Leaving out such a key part makes it difficult for Cooking With Kylie to try out the recipe themselves.
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This is the rules now: no arguing, no leaving out spoons with butter on, no changing your dates around.
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Having deconstructed his favorite genre so perfectly, Black has a harder time reconstructing it without leaving out some pieces.
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Although, if people keep being let go or leaving out of dissatisfaction, it doesn't appear to have improved much.
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The report's analysis of medical research has come under fire as misrepresenting the findings or leaving out vital context.
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By leaving out the House, the court indicated it won't hear directly from the body that passed the law.
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Jews can't afford to be exclusive — leaving out children with only a Jewish father or a non-Jewish spouse.
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HMW: The new paintings are about leaving out more and more, and having what remains be given more importance.
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In her words In leaving out several prominent and viable contenders, the Academy fell back on its historic biases.
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" Trump said Tuesday that "some of the folks that will leave" his manufacturing council "are leaving out of embarrassment.
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Ms. Nielsen then posted her resignation letter on Twitter, notably leaving out any mention or praise for Mr. Trump.
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I'm leaving out a lot of other interesting initiatives — Sia's blockchain-orchestrated file storage, Factom's irrevocable storage of data, etc.
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And you can't easily cast Amazon Prime Video on mobile, leaving out a big source of streaming content for many.
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Animal welfare organisation, Animals Australia, then reposted the video, stressing the importance of leaving out water for wildlife during summer.
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Here's what your teachers and parents are leaving out: Your personal finances and debt are a function of cash flow.
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The audio released by Jones is also not continuous, so it's not clear if there is content he's leaving out.
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By contrast, prices in the rest of the private sector, even leaving out health care, have risen by 22019 percent.
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And some Democrats are skeptical about whether Barr is characterizing the special counsel's conclusions accurately, or leaving out important information.
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By focusing our efforts on expanding charter schools, society is leaving out those students who need our help the most.
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"Sofar, however, seems to be just fine with leaving out the most integral part: paying the musicians," writes musician Joshua McClain.
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Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner are being sued for allegedly leaving out required information from financial disclosure documents, Politico reported Sunday.
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In Pakistan, for instance, Free Basics is only available in English and Urdu, leaving out Punjabi, Pashto, and other major languages.
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She's leaving out the technicalities of how Clinton was impeached for lying about his affair, not for actually having an affair.
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There are other limitations, too—the sequenced genomes all came from Europeans, leaving out folks from the rest of the globe.
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The part Spina is leaving out is the fact ... he was eventually busted for stealing credit card info from his customers.
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"Leaving out sprints and longer distances seems to me to be a clear case of discrimination by targeting Semenya," Navratilova said.
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When you are imagining a particular future, who is that future for, and who are you leaving out of that vision?
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Some schools are bringing in loose two-by-fours, reinstating sandboxes and leaving out the scissors and sharp-edged tape dispensers.
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Leaving out climate change breaks with the Obama administration, which last year said it considers climate change a national security threat.
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The Times is disclosing only the broad outlines of Mr. Sweat's scheme, leaving out many of the specific details he provided.
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Now, it's possible that US officials are lying, misinformed, or leaving out key information — which is certainly conceivable at this stage.
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There's an absence of cutting out certain macronutrients — so, you're not leaving out bread, for example, or pasta, or anything that's white.
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By not including environmental impacts in the economy, we are leaving out the most efficient way to create incentives to decrease pollution.
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"Thinking solely about the active-matter properties of these bacteria, I think, is leaving out too much of the biology," she said.
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The court papers could also be leaving out key contextual information, like whether the devices in question are locked using biometric authentication.
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Clearly, the authors attempted to include a wide range or artists, activists, and leaders, leaving out numerous figures they undoubtedly also admire.
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But there's a problem with how some VCs are identifying the next big thing: They're leaving out female and ethnically diverse entrepreneurs.
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That included leaving out porn magazines around his apartment when she came over and talking about his sexual exploits with other women.
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Customers also need a smartphone and the Amazon Go app, leaving out the one-third of Americans who don't have a smartphone.
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This allows government officials to report that the debt is $19 trillion while leaving out future promised payments people are counting on.
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Scott alleged the USDA violated federal requirements to include "relevant scientific and technical findings" by leaving out its estimate of impacted children.
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Leaving out this compelling history leads to intolerance, as Dr. King described in his Other America speech at Stanford University in 1967.
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If we're leaving out such a large part of the population in our report, that must mean our coverage is missing something.
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" Trump tweeted out part of the column on Sunday night, leaving out the mention of his "missteps" and misquoting the word "consequential.
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But I feel bad leaving out all those other great mentors such as Catherine Lord, Krzysztof Wodiczko, Millie Wilson, Hank Wessel, Judy Fiskin.
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With a floppy clip bow, pin the bottom few inches of the ponytail behind the top of your ear, leaving out the ends.
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Still, leaving out the Planned Parenthood piece is likely to draw fierce protest from conservative Republicans, who have long supported defunding the organization.
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Not unlike "The Show" itself, a magazine article involves including some details and leaving out others in order to create a story line.
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And even its own executives, when making the forecast, said they expected the company to post positive EBIDTA — leaving out the "adjusted" part.
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The Bluetooth connectivity in particular is a nice touch—it's a feature that Sonos has been criticized for leaving out of its products.
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Ken Bone chose to devote his precious rhetorical capital to the business side of science, while leaving out the actual science almost entirely.
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By leaving out important aspects of cybersecurity, the new administration is signaling what it intends to prioritize --- and what it is leaving behind.
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In their current form, the vast majority of these incentives are channeled to higher earners, leaving out many low and middle income families.
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He's leaving out energy companies because doubts there will be much improvement in energy prices, and also omitting chipmakers, which have recently rallied.
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I am already leaving out tons of important albums and live performances (and would encourage you to post your favorites in the comments).
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And I'm leaving out tons of shows, some of which lived up to their promise and some of which faded from the limelight.
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Below, their stories — of being left out, of doing the leaving out themselves, and of learning hard but useful lessons from the experience.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who proposed the legislation in the Senate, blasted Republican leadership Monday for likely leaving out the legislation in the omnibus.
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There is a legion of arguments on moral, ethical and policy grounds for Mr. Trump's defeat, and that's leaving out the sheer incompetence.
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Tailored versions of the metric can make companies look healthier than they really are by leaving out key details of how they operate.
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We're leaving out low-level henchmen like Homecoming's Shocker, or foes who've yet to come into their own like Avengers: Infinity War's Thanos.
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The national Women's March organization has been criticized for leaving out people of color and those in conservative parts of the United States.
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Drug pricing advocates are decrying the budget deal announced Wednesday for leaving out a bipartisan drug pricing measure that they had pushed for.
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Leaving out those undecided and indifferent, nearly two-thirds of respondents with a clear opinion were against Merkel staying in office, Cicero said.
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Even leaving out unpledged "superdelegates," Sanders is well behind Clinton in the delegate count, thanks to her series of landslide wins across the South.
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Provide the necessary materials to ensure the public who is consuming Trump's tweets is also getting any information he is leaving out or misstating.
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Limiting access to Congress by leaving out people who can't afford unpaid gigs means that only the privileged will continue to be in power.
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Now, I have to tell you, some of the folks that will leave, they're leaving out of embarrassment because they make their products outside.
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Reddit user Ericaohh took it upon herself to compile a playlist from the top vote getters (leaving out obvious jokes like the Dayman song).
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Now, I have to tell you, some of the folks that will leave, they're leaving out of embarrassment because they make they're products outside.
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There is no laboratory in which we can run the 2016 election over again, leaving out the Russian hacking, and then observe the results.
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As wearables have grown in popularity, designers and tech companies finally realized they were largely leaving out half of the market: the female half.
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That meant leaving out her favorite film, "Samson and Delilah," which she raved about, and which she hopes will become more widely available soon.
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As coronavirus losses mount, regulators might not know if those firms are desperate to stem losses by leaving out certain information in their filings.
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Leaving out relevant informationYou've been singled out as a potential candidate, you've shared your resume, and now you've landed a call with the recruiter.
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Now I have to tell you, some of the folks that will leave, they're leaving out of embarrassment, because they make their products outside.
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" Comey said he tried to describe individuals in great detail throughout the book, so leaving out a description of Trump would have been "inconsistent.
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We leave out the parts that are, we're very good at leaving out the inconvenient parts of our history, which I think is important.
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Kakutani draws out descriptive tidbits about Hitler that are reminiscent of Trump, while leaving out everything about Hitler that is not reminiscent of Trump.
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The consumer will deal directly with a manufacturer, potentially leaving out retailers, predicts Chen Xiaodong, CEO of Intime, an e-commerce platform run by Alibaba.
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Unfortunately, most of the age-appropriate literature focuses on how babies are made, leaving out everything else that the average little person is interested in.
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Previously, they only received six to eight weeks at half pay, which only applied to birth moms, leaving out adoptive parents and many LGBTQ couples.
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For this exercise, we focused mostly on companies that principally characterize themselves as autonomous vehicle technology companies, leaving out ride-sharing and new auto brands.
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"When you start saying 'free college,' 'free health care,' the only thing you're leaving out is a free car and a free home," said Rep.
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"this filter took my eyebrows away but i promise they're there," she jokingly captioned the shot, leaving out any mention of her fresh, new hairstyle.
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It may seem efficient to simply send employees assignments and move on, but leaving out the big picture is a deal breaker for star performers.
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Leaving out that aspect of the issue is partly why, when it comes to jobs and pay, the Democrats' new ideas go off the rails.
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Blocking the front entrance, leaving out perishables around the store, and trying to start fights over warehouse policies are all sure to annoy Costco employees.
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But that's only true if an incomplete count is made, leaving out those who say they want to leave their office for other political ambitions.
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For Rich, spinning a good yarn means leaving out politics, an egregious omission for a story that unfolds in the halls of American political power.
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It didn't analyze the impact of rest of Warren's sweeping agenda, leaving out how it would interact with other tax dollars that the government collects.
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It also can be used to focus in on detail of one object leaving out its background, making it an alternative to green-screen usage.
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COVID-19 updates While the Daily Crunch has been packed with headlines about the global pandemic, there's still plenty of news that I'm leaving out.
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Last year&aposs iteration of the video became the most disliked video in YouTube history after leaving out a slew of influential YouTubers, including PewDiePie.
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These bots are capable of printing 95 percent of the rocket, only leaving out electronics, cables, and a handful of moving parts and rubber gaskets.
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But when I was trying to tell him something about work later on, he called this an example of me leaving out context and details . . .
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Like his predecessor, Ryan Zinke, Bernhardt's calendar has described his appointments in vague terms, such as "external meeting" or "call," but leaving out other parties.
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She magnifies the vastness of both by leaving out any framing, orienting references — a horizon line, say — to the element we're most comfortable with: earth.
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When it's time, she introduces herself as the co-executive director of a group called U.S. Youth Climate Strike, leaving out her relation to Omar.
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The German made even more changes than his team scored goals, leaving out six of the side who beat Stoke City 3-0 in midweek.
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This documentary traces the history of American rock 'n' roll — but this time without leaving out the monumental influence of Native American guitarists and drummers.
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West, however, argues that leaving out these other issues means Coates fails to fully address important topics that can help lift up disadvantaged black communities.
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SCARAMUCCI: He is also leaving out of that that the NBA has signed into their collective bargaining agreement that everybody has to stand for the anthem.
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Spokesman Bill Andres says a local resident was issued a written warning for leaving out a buffet of strawberries, oatmeal, peanuts and water for the bears.
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Some leaders have criticized the organizers for leaving out Maduro and instead inviting Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido, recognized by many countries as the interim leader.
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And perhaps most troublingly, the film sloppily portrays the Green Book it is named for, leaving out or misrepresenting some pertinent details and flattening its history.
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The Fox opinion personalities, however, predictably keep leaving out the fact that one of the main faces of their own network used the same effective rhetoric.
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This haphazard approach also means that we've suffered quite a few mishaps at the airport, from accidentally packing restricted goods to leaving out some important items.
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The Huffington Post noted that that Sessions had been an outspoken critic of some of President Obama's nominees for leaving out details in their own questionnaires.
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"I personally enjoy leaving out a meal of oat gruel and herring for her on 6 January, and having some myself in her honor," she says.
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"This view is shared among Japan, the United States, Canada, Italy, France and the European Union," he said, leaving out Germany and Britain among G7 nations.
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Half-arguing, like fans at a bar, they assessed the best football coaches of all time, pointedly leaving out one visiting here this weekend: Bill Belichick.
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Workers have also been instructed to consider providing coffee sample cups to customers upon request, as opposed to leaving out a stack of self-serve cups.
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But Trump's allies have noted that every previous presidential impeachment alleged statutory crimes, and they have accused Democrats of leaving out these charges for political reasons.
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This means the oversight board will be extremely limited in what pieces of content it will actually address, leaving out major pieces of the Facebook kingdom.
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So, when she told me, "John, I want to kick Angelina Ballerina in her head" (and I'm leaving out some words here), I had to help.
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Not only is the cost typically twice that of traditional investments but the returns aren't always as high because you're leaving out certain companies, Capalad said.
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As we explore more ideas, we wanted to ask our readers: Is there something we are leaving out that you'd like to see in this column?
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And perhaps most troublingly, the film sloppily portrays the "Green Book" it is named for, leaving out or misrepresenting some pertinent details and flattening its history.
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Her nutritionist Cara Clark, who shares the full recipe here, uses healthy fats like coconut oil and also made them vegan-friendly by leaving out the eggs.
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She says Swift brings together the best of more established languages like JavaScript, Python, Ruby, and even Objective-C — while leaving out many of the worst parts.
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While the storm of litigation brews, businesses will either have to embrace the future of accessibility or fight it — leaving out customers with disabilities in the process.
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In the latest promo clip, Higgins makes a pretty big mistake in leaving out a major detail about a dinner date he plans for himself and Bushnell.
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Except that Frank isn't out of the picture — after Laurel's phone call, Bonnie texted Laurel that Frank was fine (leaving out the part about them sleeping together).
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He also faced a count of making false statements and leaving out important information in a 2013 letter he sent to the FARA unit about that work.
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Turner's father, for example, referred to the day of the assault as "the events of January 17th and 18th 2015," leaving out what those events were exactly.
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"Next year we're looking at the Atlanta child murders," director-producer Fincher teased to Billboard recently, conveniently leaving out when in 2018 his Netflix drama will return.
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Federal initiatives to enhance transparency and accountability that risk leaving out the people of Puerto Rico may just unintendedly exacerbate corruption and political instability in the island.
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Sometimes, especially with political back-and-forths, one side will look only at evidence supporting its own position, conveniently leaving out the full picture, Dr. Gutting noted.
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The bill collapsed in the upper chamber on Tuesday mostly due to Democrats' gripes about Republicans leaving out money to deal with lead contamination in Flint, Mich.
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Did someone think leaving out general aviation, business aviation, air traffic controllers, pilot organizations, aircraft and avionics manufacturers as well as other stakeholders would enhance this meeting?
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Besides its sensors, the company has created image analyzing software that can zero in on just the vegetation, leaving out soil and shadows in post-processing analysis.
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Arizona senator John McCain and former presidential candidate Mitt Romney went even further, leaving out the "if true" caveat and simply saying Moore should leave the race.
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Keeping Score Taking a look back at the history of a delightfully random feat that has rewarded some unlikely players — Fiers included — while leaving out some legends.
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They also gave two years of priority only to economic empowerment applicants, leaving out the local medical marijuana dispensaries that have equal priority status under state law.
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Democrats, though, have criticized the administration's proposals for being too soft on drug companies and leaving out more sweeping ideas like allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices.
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Despite being 60 pages long, the tally seemed incomplete, leaving out doctor's charges and including other fees that seemed incidental, like charges for catheters, wires and oxygen.
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While the pilot and flight attendant voices are represented by their respective union, the craft-specific technician union is not seated — leaving out an essential safety perspective.
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In some cases, the FTC found that YouTubers only disclosed that they'd received early access to the game, entirely leaving out that the video was paid content.
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Chaudry believes even the podcast's host Sarah Koenig, who led many to question Syed's guilt, was too sympathetic toward the prosecution and ended up leaving out important details.
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"I paint, that's it," he says, explaining simply that he uses pencil, watercolor, acrylic, spray paint, house paint, and charcoal (leaving out oil, incidentally—Caravaggio's medium of choice).
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Fact-checkers and political opponents grumbled mightily about Mr Trump leaving out vital bits of context as he listed promises kept or on the way to being fulfilled.
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That's not untrue, but Trump provides no context, leaving out that the murder rate is still nowhere near what it was in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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Neko Atsume, which began its life as a Japanese mobile game by developer Hit-Point, is about leaving out different kinds of food and toys to attract cats.
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Critics said it misrepresented the real-life protagonists of that event by leaving out transgender women of color and focusing on the story of a fictional white man.
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And Patrick interprets llajua, the accompanying hot sauce, as more chutney than salsa, leaving out tomatoes and building on a base of quilquiña, an Andean cousin to cilantro.
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There were a number of tantalizing loose ends: Sheriff Hopper getting into the mysterious car and then, one month later, leaving out treats for Eleven in the woods.
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But it excludes key priorities for both parties, including leaving out Democrats' demand for a path to citizenship or the changes to family-based immigration that conservatives want.
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The Law Council of Australia labeled the bill as "counter-productive" for leaving out punishments, and said it was disappointed over the lack of support it offered survivors.
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Our sex ed teachers taught us to wait until we were ready — conveniently leaving out the part that by the time we're ready, it may be too late.
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Even after Beijing got involved, local officials set narrow criteria for confirming cases, leaving out information that could have provided clues that the virus was spreading among humans.
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On Wednesday afternoon, Boras said he had never talked to Van Wagenen before and even listed several Mets officials he would talk to, conspicuously leaving out Van Wagenen.
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When Flay posted a photo of himself holding a Chinotto soda and a porchetta sandwich, De Laurentiis teased him in the comments about leaving out her photo credit.
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Melvin R. ShusterPhiladelphia To the Editor: We are leaving out a particularly able, intelligent, articulate and tough Democrat who could really go head to head against President Trump.
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Because I know the difficult truths of the realities that Eric has harvested for jokes, I occasionally wonder what other comedians might be leaving out of their sets.
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And, when doing so, we ought to assume the highest intelligence of the artist — that Rama knew exactly what she was relaying and what she was leaving out.
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From our interviews, we saw that it can often be worse to provide incorrect information about a picture rather than just leaving out items we aren't sure about.
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" The hair pro continued creating knots, an inch apart from one another, leaving out the ends, which created the line of knots that looked "almost like a French braid.
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Leaving out Russia and Turkey, Europe is now home to about 26m Muslims, who account for about 5% of its population and are typically much younger than the locals.
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LEAVING OUT Russia and Turkey, Europe is now home to about 26m Muslims, who account for about 5% of its population and are typically much younger than the locals.
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Naysa, who prepared her answers by miming as though typing on a keyboard, finished second after incorrectly spelling "Bewusstseinslage," leaving out the second S. Thursday's finals went 18 rounds.
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Democrats have criticized the administration's steps so far as not going anywhere near far enough on drug pricing, leaving out more sweeping actions like allowing Medicare to negotiate prices.
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Military officials accused WikiLeaks of leaving out crucial context, including the presence on the ground of several rocket-propelled grenades and other weapons in the group that was targeted.
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The features that hackers could exploit are a bit like a door or window in a house, which burglars can exploit but that builders would not consider leaving out.
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Asked about ads that misrepresent a candidate's position on an issue by providing some accurate facts but leaving out others, surveyed Americans had a more of a mixed response.
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Tired of being lectured, she lied to her mom by omission, saying she met up with the cute congressional intern but leaving out the part about sleeping with him.
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Sanders would have been accurate, though still leaving out some context, if he had said that 83% of the benefits in 10 years will go to the top 1%.
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Let us count the ways Leaving out food for a few friendly deer can be seriously dangerous for both the animals and humans, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
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He moderated his threats — vague promises to show off a "new strategic weapon" in the near future and "shift to a shocking actual action" — by leaving out the specifics.
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In campaign rallies in Minnesota and Louisiana this week, Trump listed off his favorite Fox News anchors, notably leaving out Smith, the most prominent figure in Fox's news programming.
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Van der Zwaan had first told prosecutors his last interaction with Gates was an "innocuous text message" in August 2016, leaving out his involvement in the Ukrainian legal discussion.
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Last year's video was widely hated on for leaving out some of YouTube's most controversial creators, and it quickly became the most-disliked video of all time on YouTube.
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OK, but leaving out the Islamic State references -- and giving everyone from conspiracy theorists to House Speaker Paul Ryan reason to howl about the partial transcript -- did exactly the opposite.
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Familiar names like Ridley Scott, Steven Spielberg, Christopher Nolan and Guillermo del Toro were all honored this year, leaving out celebrated female directors Greta Gerwig, Patty Jenkins and Dee Rees.
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But it is easy to imagine that such a scheme would most benefit banks in cash-rich countries such as Germany and larger peripheral lenders, while leaving out smaller lenders.
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Many have pointed out that Trump focuses only on the import and exports of goods, leaving out the services trade, which accounts for a larger share of the U.S. economy.
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In mid-2016, the social network was grappling with criticism that its Trending Topics team of editors was choosing to feature left-leaning content and leaving out right-leaning posts.
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Yet it features specific, extremely ambitious goals while leaving out the hard stuff, like actual policy designs, how to pay for it and how to keep energy costs in check.
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Sabadell agreed in July to transfer real estate assets with a gross value of more than 12 billion euros to Cerberus and Deutsche Bank, initially leaving out Solvia Servicios Inmobiliarios.
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The latest number only counts subjects positively identified as US citizens before the query was made, leaving out incidental collection of US calls or internet connections revealed after the fact.
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And there is a major fact many are leaving out: even though earnings have turned upward since 2015, they are still barely higher, adjusted for inflation, than two decades ago.
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The companies said in April that they were discussing the creation of a new company with Embraer's airliner business, leaving out its defense unit and "potentially" its business jet division.
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Leaving out the Pen, you're looking at $1,500 for the base-model Surface Book 2, and to get the entry-level 15-inch, you'll need to pay an additional $1,000.
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In danger of leaving out anyone, if you could give us a little time to gather our thoughts and our bodies as this day was both energizing, exhausting and beautiful.
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BONGINO: Judge, one thing Chris is leaving out of this as well, because it&aposs always convenient to leave out the facts which he has a really hard time with.
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They will present their project at the Infiltrate conference this week, but are leaving out key details to ensure that attackers don't victimize hotels that haven't fixed the issue yet.
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For a retrospective, Survey is sparse — leaving out Leonard's camera obscura projects and hunting photographs, among other series — but elegantly so, giving each work enough room to breathe and simmer.
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One limitation of the study is that it relied on surveys done in high school, leaving out youth who drop out and are also at higher risk for drug use.
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He disclosed his relationships with four of them, leaving out his relationship with Life Insurance Settlements, which buys policies from customers who want to be rid of the premium payments.
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You'll recall that at the end of last season, he was leaving out Eggos for her — apparently at some point he made contact and was able to take her in.
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Uber Eats, the food delivery arm of the app-based taxi company, lost $1.4 billion last year — again leaving out a whole host of expenses — on $2.5 billion in sales.
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The last is slightly awkward for NATO because the United States decided to command the war against the Islamic State at the center of a global alliance, leaving out NATO.
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Astronomers and historians have argued ever since about whether Eddington's belief that he already knew the answer led him to fudge the eclipse analysis by leaving out the warped astrograph.
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It necessarily omits significant details, while filling in gaps and leaving out other features in such a way that we don't notice what we've made up or what is missing.
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They didn't seem to mind leaving out their professional female peers, nor did they object to the presence of lots of young women who had nothing to do with science.
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In the town of Matamoros, Mexico, more than 2,600 immigrants are living on the streets in an encampment they're afraid of leaving out of fear of being kidnapped or assaulted.
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A rush to reform the tax code will be politically untenable if it is seen as leaving out, or coming at the expense of, millions of small businesses across America.
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Last year&aposs video was widely hated for leaving out some of YouTube&aposs most controversial creators, and it quickly became the most-disliked video of all time on YouTube.
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There's a lot of buzz Oprah Winfrey will definitely NOT run for President in 2020, based on a recent interview she did ... but there's one crucial fact everyone's leaving out.
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Pellegrini, 62, was pilloried last weekend for leaving out most of his key players in a 5-1 thrashing at Chelsea as City effectively sacrificed its chances in the F.A. Cup.
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Years of leaving out those who suffer economically because of illegal immigration on the campaign trail and in the news media created an opening for Trump's most dominant 2016 election message.
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After a few frustrated attempts, I tried the following Twitter search on a whim:This would bring up any mentions of the younger Comey while leaving out any references to his father.
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But this only looked at cases in which someone was already shot — leaving out cases in which an officer could have fired but chose not to, potentially because of racial bias.
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However, the original legislation not only banned dancing in unlicensed clubs, but also limited permitted instruments to strings, keyboards, and electronic soundsystems—leaving out jazz staples like wind, percussion, and brass.
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Leaving out the provision would have resulted in more uninsured people overall; people between the ages of 28500 and 6900 are more likely to be uninsured than any other age group.
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Second, when Trump claims Clinton deleted 33,000 emails to cover up a crime, he's leaving out one key fact: According to Clinton, these were personal emails stored on her private server.
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Sarunas says the shift is great for black girls and black women ... and he thinks decision makers are finally recognizing they've been leaving out a key demographic -- and it's spending power.
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The president then incorrectly recited those remarks, leaving out a comment he made implying that protesters against white supremacists were partially to blame for the violence that left one woman dead.
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Although every anthology can be criticized for leaving out contributions, Getsy put extra effort in trying to represent the different practices included under "queer," which is, itself, very difficult to define.
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These include being in it for the money, not going through the proper channels to be considered for a position, not doing your research, leaving out relevant information, and appearing arrogant.
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Last up was Sakara Life, which counters leaving out a lot of fun stuff by being vegan, gluten- and dairy-free with its wild popularity with beautiful people on social media.
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In a statement Tuesday morning, Patrick joined the chorus of Democrats who worried that a debate without black, Latino or Asian candidates was leaving out crucial parts of the American experience.
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In railing against the current US visa lottery program, Trump has suggested individuals are randomly selected for entry to the US, leaving out the background screening procedures they must first pass.
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Excluding rises in prices for energy and unprocessed food, the ECB's definition of core inflation, annual inflation came in at 1.2 percent, also leaving out tobacco sales, inflation was 0.9 percent.
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Such a deal could include agreements on "easy items" such as China buying more U.S. agriculture products, but leaving out major sticking points such as intellectual property protection, according to James.
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And a pre-trip promotional video released by the White House late Thursday included a map of Israel drawn within the 1967 borders —leaving out the West Bank and the Golan.
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The researchers also break down museum attendance by region, carving up the world into North America, Asia-Pacific, and EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa), conspicuously leaving out South America.
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For Tardo, it includes leaving out some of the existing blonde hair, dyeing the rest brunette, and toning the remaining blonde pieces with a color a touch lighter than the brunette base.
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Yes, but: The vast majority of big companies that do provide child care options limit offerings to higher-level employees at their headquarters — leaving out hourly employees in warehouses or behind counters.
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But the changes were too little too late and disproportionately aided large publishers with hit games while leaving out small indie shops, which suffer the most from the current revenue share agreement.
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"That moment of transition, right before the doors opened and we welcomed in the new family, our kids were leaving out the back door in tears, saying goodbye to people," she said.
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"We don't want people to make choices in their life having to choose health care and leaving out other parts of their life that everyone else enjoys," Bucshon said on CNN Newsroom.
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"I've never believed in leaving out the tragic information in our story," says Stephanie Rossi, an A.P. history teacher at Wheat Ridge High School in Jefferson who vocally opposed the school board.
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They say that model would only attract investment for large-scale projects that can recoup their costs through tollways or user fees, leaving out critical infrastructure needs and projects in rural areas.
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"When we adapted the books, we'd always have to leave out things you hated leaving out because they didn't quite work in the structure of the storytelling for the movie," he said.
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For months, the opposition party and its leader, Jeremy Corbyn, above, have come under fire for leaving out parts of an internationally recognized definition of anti-Semitism from its code of conduct.
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After all, in a scenario where women rule the world, we would still have a one-sided power structure and the resulting pitfalls that come with leaving out half of the population.
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Ms. Trump, who converted to Judaism to marry Mr. Kushner, mistakenly described Judaism as one of the world's largest religions, leaving out Hinduism and Buddhism among others that count many more followers.
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Last year&aposs iteration of the video became the most disliked video in YouTube history after leaving out a slew of influential YouTubers, including PewDiePie, who had himself garnered controversy through 2018.
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While the judge released versions of those transcripts before his sentencing in March 2019, they were heavily redacted, leaving out many details regarding what prosecutors had learned and what Manafort told them.
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Popular bill to fight drug prices left out of budget deal Drug pricing advocates are decrying the budget deal announced Wednesday for leaving out a bipartisan drug pricing measure they pushed for.
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By 1960, both parties were worried that the country's growing reliance on employer-based insurance was leaving out elderly people, who were unable to pay the rapidly rising cost of health care.
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There are a lot of exceptions to this rule; they include sales under $25 made at your home and sales made entirely online (thus leaving out anything you bought from, say, Amazon).
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The game was supposed to be six megabits in size, but the game's publisher, Seika, pushed to publish on a smaller cartridge size—leaving out a game level, certain graphics, and other features.
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Another line of attack has been that it didn't check all the art historical boxes, leaving out the mystical influence of Rudolf Steiner, Beuys's engagement and exit from Fluxus, or certain key artworks.
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Without mentioning price or launch date, LG is leaving out key context about the phone and are playing a game with the media, attempting to game the system and coax out extra attention.
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Paige has long suspected that her mom's been leaving out crucial aspects of the job, and the plight of poor Jackson the intern was the piece that made it all click into place.
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On top of that, you need at least one iOS or Mac device to use the HomePod at all, leaving out PC and Android users who may not own an Apple-made device.
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"So that moment of transition, right before the doors opened and we welcomed in the new family, our kids were leaving out the back door in tears, saying goodbye to people," Michelle said.
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You're leaving out that the reason Jake Tapper or any journalist talks about this is because the Director of National Intelligence, the head of CIA, the guys the President put in say it.
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Coach Aliou Cisse surprised with some of his team selections, including initially leaving out midfield general Cheikhou Kouyate, who captained Senegal in all their qualifying matches, and picking journeyman Khadim Ndiaye in goal.
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While representation of LGBTQ people has increased significantly, coverage still largely focuses on gay and lesbian white people—leaving out a wide array of others in the LGBTQ community and its vast intersections.
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China also didn't give any specifics for its side of the deal and state media quickly framed the agreement as a concession from the American president, leaving out any mention of the deadline.
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China also didn't give any specifics for its side of the deal, and state media quickly framed the agreement as a concession from the American president, leaving out any mention of the deadline.
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Ariana Grande has been vocal about encouraging people to stay home during the coronavirus pandemic, but may be leaving out the fact that she herself is hunkering down with a brand new beau.
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YouTube&aposs annual Rewind video highlights some of the biggest creators and moments of the video site in 2019, and last year attracted criticism for leaving out major but controversial stars like PewDiePie.
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Li Lai takes the all-white male team of writers to task for barely naming any of the women of color in the mythical paradise island of Themyscira and leaving out Wonder Woman's bisexuality.
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Sneaky merchants will market a product that resembles CBD gummies as "hemp seed oil gummies" to get around Amazon's legal policies while conveniently leaving out the fact that hemp seed oil doesn't contain CBD.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Denmark, Norway and Sweden are pressing ahead with plans for a new system to balance electricity supply and demand in the region, leaving out Finland after negotiations with their neighbor broke down.
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And the backfire effect research that Facebook has linked to in the past was conducted by Lewandowsky himself, who said the effect is not enough to warrant leaving out straightforward labeling off the video.
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With the microchip information, the shelter got in touch with Peterson — who never stopped leaving out Bobby's favorite food — to let him know his cat was safe and ready to come back to Montana.
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More importantly, the stories that were shared from women seemed to focus on thin, straight, white women, leaving out a wide and wonderful range of stories, backgrounds, and perspectives that deserved to be shared.
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A new report suggests that stocking up on both the best- and worst-performing sectors of the prior year — while leaving out the stocks in the broad middle — is the better way to go.
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Some leaders have criticized the organizers for leaving out Maduro and instead inviting Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido, recognized by many countries as head of state after he assumed the interim presidency in January.
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But Ogunyemi said the stills from the clip that shot around the internet over the weekend - which mostly showed only her and the white woman, leaving out the Asian woman - gave the wrong impression.
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Donald Trump heaped TONS of praise on the Boston Red Sox at the White House -- calling out individuals like Chris Sale and J.D. Martinez ... while leaving out the key players who didn't show up.
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Democrats began holding phone calls and meetings — leaving out leadership, because their ideas were flagrant violations of the rules — and ultimately decided to hold a protest "sit-in" led by civil rights icon Rep.
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Turkish assets had come under pressure in recent days after President Tayyip Erdogan announced his cabinet, appointing his son-in-law as treasury and finance minister while leaving out more familiar, market-friendly names.
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Green burials eliminate much of this waste by leaving out almost all of those materials; most bodies are simply wrapped in shrouds made from a biodegradable material like cotton and placed in the ground.
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The amendments also limited paid family leave to parents dealing with school closures — leaving out people who need to stay home because a family member was exposed to the virus or is displaying symptoms.
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They've also pointed to Zelensky stating there was "no pressure," while leaving out the fact the Ukrainian president is extraordinarily reliant on US assistance and therefore highly unlikely to speak out against the president.
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But at the company's newest (and largest) store that opened last weekend in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, denim sizes cut off at 31 or 63, leaving out the top of its just barely size-inclusive range.
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He also threatened to shut down the government over funding for a border wall, criticized Republican senators and partially re-read his response to the Charlottesville white supremacist rally while leaving out key passages.
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If you're planning your wedding, you may want to consider leaving out the whole "speak now or forever hold your peace" part – it can get messy, as evidenced by these 214 anecdotes from Redditors. 163.
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But when Franken did so, he misquoted Dr. Richard Muller of the Berkeley Earth surface temperature project, leaving out the crucial word "almost" when he referenced Muller's New York Times op-ed on the subject.
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That means that as of Friday, these will be official advisers in the White House: And that's leaving out Reince Priebus, Kellyanne Conway, Sean Spicer, Hope Hicks, and many other White House staff already announced.
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Why did the treasonous schemes of House Martell culminate in an awkward family dinner (and that's leaving out Myrcella and Jaime talking about her incestuous origin in offensively reductionist "you love who you love" cant)?
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I guess this might be hard for you to say because I'm sure there are a lot of details I am unintentionally leaving out as I'm writing this and you don't know me in person.
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The Democratic National Committee will double its fundraising and polling requirements to qualify for the next debates in September and October, leaving out more candidates and raising questions about their ability to continue their campaigns.
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Total potential valueAdding up the estimated ongoing value propositions each of these benefits offers (and leaving out one-time elements like the welcome bonus), you're looking at somewhere between $5,000-$7,000 in value every year.
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Leaving out the political considerations of what it would look like for a President to refuse an interview altogether, there are significant aspects of the investigation that would be illuminated by the President's direct interview.
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REUTERS - Pakistan named uncapped bowlers Rumman Raees and Mohammad Nawaz in their squad for the World Twenty20 in India while leaving out experienced paceman Umar Gul, the second highest wicket-taker in the shortest format.
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Currently, a person paying the 239.6% tax rate makes between $0 and $9,325 annually in taxable income (so leaving out things like some FSA contributions and some gifts) and takes a standard deduction of $6,350.
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While less combative than their famously combustible client, the lawyers relentlessly assailed the prosecution's interpretation of events, accusing House Democrats of cherry-picking the facts and leaving out contrary information to construct a skewed narrative.
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Depp says "They must have made a positive decision to present a totally one-sided picture, leaving out my side of the story and pretending it either did not exist or was not worth considering."
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan on Friday named six investment banks to lead manage a mammoth sale of shares in Japan Post Holdings, leaving out top-ranked Nomura Holdings days after it was disciplined over an information leak.
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But I'm just excited that what was once a loud, mechanical science project the size of a Yeti thermos has turned into a sleek piece of kitchen equipment I don't mind leaving out on the counter.
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The President's tax deduction proposal for child care expenses would be exceedingly generous to higher-income families, according to the Tax Policy Center, while leaving out many low and middle-income parents with less tax liability.
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The choice highlights the value of the works themselves while leaving out some basic biographical information—the film doesn't really cover Burden's marriage to his second wife, sculptor Nancy Rubins, or much about his teaching years.
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And naturally, it looks like Nintendo is leaving out Final Fantasy VIII, which is the one installment in the series between the 7th and 10th ones not to have been ported over to iOS and Android.
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Another thing that's important to consider about social media: People are often only posting their highlight reels, and leaving out a lot of the negative parts of their lives — this includes their relationships with their parents.
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Again, from the AP: "If they don't treat fairly, I am terminating NAFTA," and, "I don't support or unsupport" — leaving out a "me" in the first and an "it" (or more specific noun) in the second.
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An anti-addiction group is blasting the GOP's first public draft of its opioid bill for leaving out a key provision that would have made more doctors cross-check their states' drug database before prescribing painkillers.
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The exclusion of agricultural workers dates back to FDR's deal with Southern Democrats, securing their support for the National Labor Relations Act by leaving out two categories of workers who, at that time, were mostly Black.
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At the risk of leaving out more than a few totally important punks who deserve recognition by you kind folks in the comments section, these are the bands bringing forth the essence of OC punk today.
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The picture may be even worse than these numbers suggest because the authors included only cigarettes in their analysis, leaving out cancers caused by secondhand smoke, pipes, hookahs, cigars, smokeless tobacco and electronic nicotine delivery systems.
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I don't like sitting on one side of the table trying to discern the problems you're leaving out while you give me the world-is-a-bed-of-roses version of what you're trying to do.
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Montreal officials have deployed teams of specialists over two one-week periods to make noise and scare coyotes away from the parks, and they are asking residents to avoid leaving out garbage that could attract them.
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Congress should be pushing the EPA to take a broader view of the impacts of the biofuel market on the environment — one that doesn't cherry-pick the disadvantages while leaving out some of the major benefits.
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In leaving out this information, I fear your article may reify PTSD as a male condition when in fact, our main treatments for PTSD were developed by women in response to a trauma that primarily affects women.
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That definitely applies to food as well, and it sums up the dangers of not putting your groceries away as soon as you come back from the supermarket or leaving out half-eaten boxes of takeout pizza.
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But Making a Murderer relies on a lot of tropes that are all too typical of true crime documentaries, including leaving out some major pieces of evidence that would hinder its overall thesis that Avery is innocent.
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Moreover, we will never know what truly went through Azaria's mind, but much of the international media believes they know exactly what happened—while conveniently leaving out important details in order to promote their anti-Israel narrative.
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After the densely plotted Ain't Them Bodies Saints, Lowery, who's 36 years old, wrote and directed Pete's Dragon for Disney, and A Ghost Story blends the latter's magic with the former's tragedy, mostly leaving out the action.
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The tech giant can still sell millions of smartphones by leaving out a few of these features, it proves that quarter after quarter, but I think it'll attract even more consumers if it adopts these new functions.
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Romer said, "Hollywood is exploiting the movie rating system by leaving out harmful consequences like blood and suffering from PG-13 films ... But this gun violence may be just as brutal and potentially harmful to young viewers."
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Reporters soon began pointing out how convenient it was that Carney was touting a personal thank you from Sanders delivered to his boss, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, while leaving out details about the pressure campaign Sanders waged.
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Kawakami's latest translated work is less a novel than a series of hyper-real pictures at an exhibition, bursts of closely observed detail leaving out much of the why and wherefore that link one to the next.
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Either Britain and Europe strike a narrow trade deal that governs some manufactured goods, while leaving out services — the bulk of the British economy — or Britain crashes out of the European bloc with no deal at all.
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He planned to spend the night with his parents, Amy and Roy, who live in the surrounding neighborhood and oversee the club's day-to-day operations, before leaving out of the Orlando airport early the next morning.
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" It offers an obvious reason for leaving out the details, declaring that including "the precise bases for its assessments" would "reveal sensitive sources or methods and imperil the ability to collect critical foreign intelligence in the future.
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I have a very clear memory of leaving out the "under God" part of the pledge when I was forced to recite it in elementary school, and I've talked to countless other atheists who have similar memories.
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"It's a clever scheme to shave off Democratic votes," said Chandra, arguing the laws create a modern-day literacy test by requiring voters to read, write and understand voting forms without making any errors or leaving out information.
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Older Americans' reluctance to discuss this topic is worrisome because it suggests they aren't preparing for those higher costs — and they are leaving out family members who are often the first line of defense when care is needed.
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And once the wave has crashed over you and you have wiped out on the rocky shoals of existential despair, the Times gives you a methods section: We have set a conservative standard here, leaving out many dubious
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And since it's made with plenty of natural and antioxidant-rich ingredients like green tea, chamomile, coconut water, and aloe (leaving out parabens, synthetic dyes, and other icky ingredients), you can feel good about slathering it on daily.
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"The water deficit generated by adverse climatic factors has been affecting inflation transiently," the central bank said in a statement, leaving out its usual year-end forecast for inflation that it had previously put at about 3 percent.
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IASB Vice Chairman Sue Lloyd said there was too much clutter as companies and their auditors cover themselves by including every detail, rather than stepping back and saying what really matters for investors and leaving out the rest.
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Loew made four changes for their game against Sweden, leaving out Mesut Ozil among other, but Jerome Boateng's red card, Sebastian Rudy's broken nose and fatigue among his player will see him field a different lineup on Wednesday.
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They're soft, my nice towels no longer have black mascara stains, and — I'll admit it — it's kind of fun to have a cute set of matching face towels for my daily routine that I don't hate leaving out.
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The exhibition focuses on artwork that uses print and televised media, purposely leaving out works that incorporate the internet due to the sheer scope of this category, but also due to the highly scattered nature of this media.
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Last year, Scholastic pulled its picture book "A Birthday Cake for George Washington" from stores after criticism that it soft-pedaled slavery by leaving out the grimmer details of the life of an enslaved baker, who eventually escaped.
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"You're creating this great new way of getting around for all these people, but you're completely leaving out this huge segment of the population," said Carol Tyson, government affairs liaison for the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats will hold a single debate for 10 U.S. presidential contenders next month, leaving out 10 other candidates who did not meet the party's more stringent criteria for participation, the Democratic National Committee announced on Thursday.
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In a sobering installation consisting of of three glowing lanterns and a stack of rough gray blankets, the artist references the Beninese tradition of leaving out lanterns and blankets on the coast when boats are lost at sea.
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The Obama administration basically decided that curbing Iran's nuclear program was the most important concern, that getting a deal that would put significant restrictions on it was worthwhile even if it meant leaving out those other important issues.
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The White House is bringing in some seasoned veterans like Kenneth Starr who are good in both the courtroom and on TV — which the optics-obsessed president cares about — while leaving out the House GOP's partisan attack dogs.
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But some more progressive members and longtime impeachment supporters want to see a wider-ranging condemnation of the president's actions and have raised concerns that leaving out any wrongdoing could look like the president's getting a free pass.
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As developers work to expand them from hundreds of thousands of downloads during the midterms to mainstream use by millions ahead of the 2020 election, they could be leaving out the very voters Democrats most need to reach.
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Reformation, a young, California-based company that makes cool-girl party dresses and separates, is another brand that embraces forward-thinking values in some areas while still leaving out the majority of US women based on their size.
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Compiling positive stories about politicians is a common practice done by both the Democratic and Republican parities, but showing the president the praise he's receiving (and leaving out all negative coverage) at scheduled times every single day is not.
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State Department ordered to review 15,999 new Clinton emails Reuters discovered that from 2010 to 2013, the foundation's health arm wasn't disclosing all of its donors -- leaving out countries like Switzerland and lumping together individuals as one big group.
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Lobbyists continue to harp on what seem like tough conditions for banks but overtly omit a few key facts, such as conveniently leaving out that banks maintain the highest levels of capital ever and still dominate the financial industry.
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They took issue with allowing lenders to make six loans to a single borrower as long as they meet set conditions, and with leaving out "certain problematic long-term loans, which may include high origination fees," from the analysis.
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It also would likely mean leaving out provisions in the Senate-passed measure meant to speed up checkpoint lines and beef up security in airports, two issues lawmakers have been clamoring to address ahead of the summer travel season.
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"It lends itself to the concern I have, and many others have, that the administration is seeking to tell its own version of a story by leaving out certain parts that don't fit its narrative," Carson told VICE News.
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The UN resolutions themselves have suffered by leaving out the toughest possible measures: the latest sanctions approved in September, just like a previous round from August, still leave openings for North Korea to get its hands on hard currency.
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A day before Abbas met Trump in Washington, Hamas published a new, moderately worded document of principles (leaving out the parts about Jewish world domination and the comparisons between Jews and Nazis) in an attempt to rebrand the group.
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But the unrestrained, private market, dealing with this kind of infrastructure question, is always going to end up soaking the rich for as much as they can, controlling markets, leaving out huge parts of the country, and not upgrading their facilities.
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If his series of meetings at Trump Tower can be understood as the president-elect trying to better comprehend the people and organizations he will be dealing with as president, then leaving out Twitter might make a bit more sense.
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In this episode of Art Movements, we release the whole interview (leaving out some in-between bits) where she discusses the role of women in the arts, how oppression impacts culture, and her personal friendship with Joan Mitchell and others.
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FORIA Awaken, the latest innovation in marijuana-spiked lubricant, hits markets in late April and is an organic blend of eight supposed plant aphrodisiacs such as kava and other botanical essences, leaving out the THC so it's legally accessible anywhere.
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Then I take my dog on his last walk of the day and buy a pint of ice cream at the store, which I end up putting on the counter and accidentally leaving out while I lay in bed and mope.
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"There can be a benefit to a narrow network if it's selecting higher-quality providers and leaving out the higher-priced one," says Simon Haeder, an assistant professor at the University of West Virginia who has studied the health marketplaces' networks.
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A lot of those scores are indeed just "ominous drone, then LOUD STRINGS" but that would be leaving out the discordant voices of The Witch or the tragic grandeur of Byung-woo Lee's waltz for A Tale of Two Sisters.
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He jabbed at where their jobs are located: "Take a look at where their product is made it's outside of the country…they're leaving out of embarrassment…I've been lecturing them, about 'you have to bring it back to this country.'"
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Around the same time, the ultra-conservative think tank Japan Institute for National Fundamentals called on English-language media and specifically the Japan Times to refer to plaintiffs in the Seoul case as "wartime Korean workers," leaving out references to coercion.
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Still, they were frustrated that the impeachment debate was leaving out people who did not fit into neat categories of urban liberals and rural conservatives, and said they would keep calling Mr. Peterson's office to press him to support impeachment.
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The president met with local officials for a briefing on the island's recovery efforts earlier in the day, during which he highlighted the work of Puerto Rican officials by name while noticeably leaving out San Juan mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz.
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GENEVA/ZURICH (Reuters) - The world's master list of recommended medicines got an update on Tuesday when the World Health Organization (WHO) published a biennial revision, adding 28 drugs including an abortion pill but leaving out several breakthrough treatments for lung cancer.
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All of these accounts, however, reveal an important point: When someone calls an ex "crazy," more often than not, he or she is leaving out a huge part of the story — rather than truly owning up to how the relationship ended.
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In China: While the demonstrations in Hong Kong have been largely absent from Chinese news media, state media outlets blamed the unrest on western forces seeking to spark a revolution, while leaving out details of the protesters' wider political demands.
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At the same time, the first season was heavily criticized for leaving out some evidence that made Avery and Dassey look worse — raising questions about what dramatic liberties, as a TV show, the series took to preserve its overall narrative.
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But according to Churchill, in playing up how nonconfrontational the standoff in Montana was, the FBI was leaving out a major part of the story: Other militia groups were threatening the FBI with violence if they spilled any blood in Montana.
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Spence addresses this in the letter, though he specifies that modern products will be able to work together, as will legacy ones, in an upcoming new plan -- leaving out whether modern and legacy products will be able to work together.
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And Mr. Barr summarized the findings of the special counsel inquiry, led by Robert S. Mueller III, in a manner that was favorable to Mr. Trump — leaving out details about the instances in which Mr. Trump may have obstructed justice.
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The report lists seven of these omissions and inaccuracies in the first FISA application for Page, including leaving out statements George Papadopoulos, the former Trump campaign aide, made to someone working with the FBI, along with other statements and information.
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But a number of Republican senators have already indicated they are beginning to see the benefit of keeping the process short, leaving out witnesses and instead, simply laying out the facts with a presentation from House managers and the White House.
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Leaving out how a Starfleet admiral is able to go anywhere by herself without being tracked, Cornwell's role here is a bit confusing, given that she seemed totally onboard with Section 31 earlier this season and never mentioned the logic extremist.
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It's possible these accounts aren't false, as the independent journalist Marcy Wheeler has suggested — just that they're simply leaving out key parts of the meeting or a secondary visit to the senior Trump's office (which Steve Bannon has suggested happened).
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The news comes at a desperate time for gaming's thirstiest fans, who learned this week that BioWare — which helped pioneer the practice of romancing NPCs in games like Mass Effect — would be leaving out any amorous options in its upcoming RPG Anthem.
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In a digital short, host Amy Schumer played a mother who decided to tell her son about how the day he was born was the most wonderful day of her life — while selectively leaving out all of the pain she went through.
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LONDON, July 10 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkey's sovereign debt rose sharply on Tuesday after President Tayyip Erdogan unveiled his new cabinet, leaving out some familiar market-friendly names and putting his son-in-law in charge of the economy.
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TC: It is very noticeable that in the "The current state of diversity and inclusion in tech" section of the guide the entire conversation is reduced to the underrepresentation of women in tech, leaving out other marginalised groups or other definitions of diversity.
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Leaving out the fact that a lottery machine printing tickets all day would run out of paper and ink — and that the mechanics would probably break down at some point — that one second per ticket would depend on the machines random-number generator.
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She claims she once found a duffel bag with 40 kilos of marijuana stashed in the bougainvillea flowers in her front yard, and she started leaving out coolers filled with water and soft drinks to discourage thirsty migrants from breaking into her house.
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It's hard to argue that a business can be truly innovative if it's leaving out large swaths of the marketplace; a fashion brand can hardly call itself mainstream and superior if its size range is too small for the average shopper to wear.
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What has irked senators in particular: Releasing the witnesses' public statements gives them an opportunity to shape the narrative about their interview -- while leaving out some of the more controversial exchanges that the committee won't disclose because they occurred in a classified setting.
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Many of the YouTube video's critics, including some of the creators featured in the video, have accused "Rewind" of skirting over several of the platform's highest-profile controversies this year, as well as leaving out footage from some of its biggest stars.
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Yet the law adds nothing to discourage hunters from leaving out food to lure their prey, a practice that environmentalists and winegrowers blame for contributing to the exploding of the boar population and for drawing the animals into fields where they wreak havoc.
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There are a few key variables, however, that you'll probably object to me leaving out, like: Whether or not you're the dumper or dumpee, or whether or not you decided to stay friends after, or whether or not the breakup was abrupt.
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It is true that women are more likely to use knives or fire to commit their murders, rather than guns, but that doesn't make it any better for the victim or justify leaving out men who are regularly targeted by their partners.
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"Lately, I've been very set on leaving out what's unnecessary," says Zanini, whose pared-down designs, such as a cashmere coat reinforced with hand-sewn goose down and a military cotton trench lined in raspberry and chestnut Japanese satin, exhibit couture-level craftsmanship.
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"If we're leaving out almost 50 percent of the population in our search for the next generation of 640,000 pilots, we're clearly not tapping into all of the talent that's available," Alan Joyce, the airline's chief executive, said in a statement this year.
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She wrote this 3000 word blog post and she said she realized that maybe that was leaving out some of her own personal experience at other places, for example, or her experience growing up that were very formative experiences in her life.
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Even though it means leaving out actions many members believe independently merit removing this president from office, which would frustrate many, there may be virtue in keeping the focus narrow at least in how they talk about the case against Mr. Trump.
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But the underlying political calculation is clear: She wants to highlight the huge price tag for single-payer, raising the specter of potential tax increases under a President Sanders—while leaving out the fact that Americans would no longer have to pay insurance premiums.
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According to the complaint, Boeing "effectively put profitability and growth ahead of airplane safety and honesty" by rushing the 737 MAX to market to compete with Airbus SE, while leaving out "extra" or "optional" features designed to prevent the Ethiopian Airlines and Lion Air crashes.
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By definition, national accounts tabulate only goods with a price tag, leaving out all the things we do for each other, like the unpaid time that parents spend caring for their children, or the unpaid time adult children spend caring for their aging parents.
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All of this falls right into the Trump campaign's overall message that the Obama economic recovery is simply mediocre and especially leaving out blue collar workers who have not seen their wages or overall economic fortunes improve as much as their white collar counterparts.
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He has no choice to resign, and heads to Queen, who is taking a few days off, to inform her of the news — except he says he's leaving for his health, conveniently leaving out that he wouldn't be allowed to stay if he tried.
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According to the complaint, Boeing "effectively put profitability and growth ahead of airplane safety and honesty" by rushing the 737 MAX to market to compete with Airbus SE , while leaving out "extra" or "optional" features designed to prevent the Ethiopian Airlines and Lion Air crashes.
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Whenever I see a recipe on a blog or Pinterest that I'm interested in copying, I always brainstorm how I can make it simpler, whether that means swapping out a labor-intensive sauce for a store-bought one or leaving out a few inessential ingredients.
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But everywhere we go people are talking about what we don't know and we feel powerless to effect change and all we keep reading is about titans who triumphed who say it was easy leaving out how aggressive they were and what corners they cut.
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The basic Sling Orange package won't give customers access to that many channels as standard, leaving out Fox and NBC channels, but people can also choose to combine both Sling Orange and Sling Blue packages for a total subscription cost of $40 a month.
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"GE has been running a decades long accounting fraud by only providing top line revenue and bottom line profits for its business units and getting away with leaving out cost of goods sold, SG&A, R&D and corporate overhead allocations," the report said.
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He was on Fox News, raving about what an obvious invalid she is and leaving out the part about his decision not to run against her for a Senate seat in 2000 because he was battling prostate cancer while she was sturdy as an ox.
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It's only a guess, but it may be that Kraus's social proximity to Acker (leaving out the issue of literary proximity, for it's a slightly different one) may have suggested to her that Acker's character flaws were more important than they are to her readers.
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After examining the first 150 websites turned up by a Google search, researchers concluded that the vast majority were run by companies advertising products or news outlets that offered incomplete information, often leaving out potential side effects, according to the report in Frontiers in Medicine.
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"We wanted to make generosity go viral," said Asha Curran, the chief innovation officer at the 92nd Street Y. So they created the #GivingTuesday hashtag, intentionally leaving out any mention of the 92nd Street Y. This increased #GivingTuesday's shareability and effectiveness, Ms. Curran said.
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Everton Manager Marco Silva opted for a defensive-minded lineup by leaving out Richarlison and Gylfi Sigurdsson — who have scored 19 of Everton's 36 league goals this season — and those changes made it difficult for City to break down Everton's defense in the first half.
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The panelists then proceeded to complicate feminism, its politics and community, its relation to queerness and race, and its tendencies toward exclusivity (as certain groups define women's issues according to their own experience, leaving out those of other classes, other sexual orientations, or other colors).
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"When we hyper-focus on the penetrative act, we're leaving so many people behind, and we're also leaving out so much room for what pleasure can look like during the experience as well," says Cameron Glover, sex educator and host of the podcast Sex Ed In Color.
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While the visible QR codes raise significant privacy concerns -- as theoretically anyone with a QR reader app could scan them -- Sano added that Iruma was careful with personal information, leaving out a person's name and address but putting a system in place to get them home.
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Analysts at Goldman Sachs, an investment bank, estimate that the big industrial firms of the S&P 22018 index (leaving out the large technology firms) during the first three quarters of 230 spent $22000bn on capital expenditures, up from $2.53bn in the same period in 22.5.
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For example, she said, if a site is covering an area that is in the midst of a coup but doesn't cover the coup at all, the information could be determined to be "disinforming" even if it's just leaving out information, not necessarily putting out fake information.
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However, Pearce's inquiry may be leaving out some logistical hurdles, according to Chris Namovicz, the team leader for renewable electricity analysis at the U.S. Energy Information Administration, a federally funded organization that provides data and information on energy issues to advise policymaking, public markets and public understanding.
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The beekeeper in question, Ibrahim Sedef, had reportedly lost thousands of dollars of honey over the years to the bears—despite measures such as sealing his beehives in metal containers and leaving out alternative snacks for the bears in the hope they would eat those instead.
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"That is, you know, in a way, that's the most exciting possibility, that both sets of measurements are right, and we're doing the wrong thing when we say one should be equal to the other because we're leaving out some chapter in the story," Riess tells Axios.
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A federal magistrate judge has certified two classes of Bank of America Corp employees in a lawsuit accusing the company of requiring off-the-clock work and depriving workers of meal and rest breaks, while leaving out thousands of people the plaintiffs had sought to include.
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And the backlash has since broadened to include widespread criticism of the White House's decision to exclude Jews from his statement recognizing International Holocaust Memorial Day as well as Trump's tweet singling out Christians who were killed in the Middle East, while leaving out Jews, Muslims and others.
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In that vein, President Trump has provided us, in the name of security, with a travel ban on immigrants and refugees from countries whose citizens have caused the terrorism deaths of no Americans, while leaving out countries whose citizens have caused the terrorism deaths of thousands of Americans.
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Mr Davies boasted to the Telegraph that adapting the tome into a neat six-hour script was "dead easy", and that the key to getting it down to size was "leaving out all the editorialising, the history and the philosophy and trying to incorporate it somehow into the drama".
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Philip's slow-motion breakdown, three seasons in the making, was the real center of the episode, and it continued at an EST meeting where he — dangerously — spoke to the group about his childhood memory, leaving out the part in which he crushed the other boy's skull with a rock.
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In a moment of desperation, I met with him and asked if he would help me pay for half of the procedure––completely leaving out any mention of how much time and money I had already spent for doctors' exams, days off from work, ultrasounds, and morning sickness.
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The term "stoner doom" itself can be as fuzzy as an Orange amp set to stun, so for the purpose of this exercise, I'm focusing on the "metal" part, and leaving out obvious stoner rock rifflords Kyuss, Nebula, Fu Manchu, and Graveyard in favor of their more distorted counterparts.
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At Frieze, Mr. Birnbaum has chosen to show simplified versions of all the works he is presenting, leaving out audience interactions so that more people can watch them: Viewers will be able to move around the virtual worlds, but won't be able to have an effect on their environment.
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"When we hyper-focus on the penetrative act, we're leaving so many people behind, and we're also leaving out so much room for what pleasure can look like during the experience as well," Cameron Glover, sex educator and host of the podcast Sex Ed In Color, previously told Refinery29.
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Herman says that the basic platform is already a big development for many of these companies, which in the past might have made a few trips to select schools to connect with students at career fairs, essentially leaving out most other universities and candidates from getting a look in.
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Inspired by the revelation that Trump's presidential campaign, in its first major television ad buy (?!), just this week, touted a tax plan other than Trump's own -- leaving out the part where he allows continued deductions for interest on debt -- I thought it would be fun to lay out some dots.
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The tracklist is heavy on artists from South Africa, Nigeria and Ghana and even though it has drawn some criticism for leaving out the flourishing music scenes in places like Ethiopia and Kenya, it's strikingly more in tune with current sounds on the continent than Black Panther's Lamar-curated album.
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He wound up with a sort of half-version of what he asked for — the bill increased the cap on the child tax credit refund from $26,803 to $280,280 but didn't make it refundable at the first dollar earned, instead starting at household income above $28,500, leaving out the poorest Americans.
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When news of the clinical trial failure broke, Collins's spokesperson gave a statement to a local paper that "Cameron Collins has liquidated all his shares after the stock halt was lifted, suffering a substantial financial loss," conveniently leaving out the 1.39 million shares Cameron Collins sold prior to that point.
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In a statement issued in response to the new sanctions motion, Burstein did not deny Mastro's allegations but claimed the new sanctions brief presents only a "truncated version" of discussions between Burstein and Mastro, leaving out key mentions of whether Fox contributor Snyder is willing to take a polygraph test.
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Television footage of the July 16 ceremony shows Prayuth reading from a sheet of paper as he and his cabinet swore their loyalty to the king and vowed to perform their duties for the benefit of the county and the people, but leaving out the last bit about the constitution.
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Wexler, involved in the drafting of that part of the platform four years ago, insisted the outcry was a misunderstanding and that leaving out the Jerusalem reference was due to a simple mistake, but the incident in an uncontested primary year was only followed by more tension in the party on Israel.
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Homecoming—which stars The Impossible's Tom Holland as Peter Parker-slash-you-know-who, and was directed by Cop Car's Jon Watts—maintains Iron Man's breezy vibe by keeping the stakes (relatively) low, and by leaving out the cosmic McGuffins that have locked the Marvel movie universe in a state of constant convolution.
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Details: Vindman said he was unable to correct the memorandum for leaving out "Trump's assertion that there were recordings of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. discussing Ukraine corruption" and "an explicit mention by Ukraine's president ... of Burisma Holdings, the energy company whose board employed Mr. Biden's son Hunter," per the Times.
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But this is fuzzy, self-interest math, critics say: the agency is strategically leaving out huge savings that power companies would achieve from energy efficiency investments, according to a New York Times op-ed published by New York University law professor Richard L. Revesz and the Institute for Policy Integrity's Jack Lienke.
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If it had been left at that, you could almost forgive WWE for leaving out the not-so-heartwarming part of the story — namely, a series of homophobic and racist remarks made in speeches on college campuses and since-deleted blog posts in the mid-late 2000's during Warrior's stint as a conservative commentator.
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Convinced of their own righteousness, the skeptics are conflating embarrassing cable news talking heads, a handful of discredited stories, and the speculative fantasy that Trump was a Russian asset with the entire field of journalism—while leaving out a lot of relevant information that proves that the Russia story is anything but a hoax.
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The biography was a best seller and continues to inspire young women to pursue careers in science, but more recently has also been criticized for leaving out certain aspects of her mother's life, such as the discrimination against women in science that she faced, as well as her then-scandalous affair with a married man.
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Not that anybody has asked, but if I had to come up with a definitive ranking of all the "Star Wars" episodes — leaving out sidebars like the animated "Clone Wars," the young Han Solo movie and the latest "Mandalorian" Baby Yoda memes — the result could only be a nine-way tie for fourth place.
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Critics can bash Warren for leaving out funding details from her plan, but where are the details in plans from Senators Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris when it comes to providing more doctors, nurses, hospitals, and other facilities for the growing demand for healthcare that will surely come from a Medicare for All plan?
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We want products made in the country, now I have to tell you, some of the folks that will leave, they're leaving out of embarrassment, because they made their products outside, and I have been lecturing them, including the gentleman that you are referring to, about you have to bring it back to this country.
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It was mostly a matter of leaving out some stuff that didn't quite fit — smaller anecdotes, people I was dealing with who I thought would be a part of it but, when it came down to putting it on paper, their observations or the interchange we had didn't really move the story as much as I thought it might.
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While the media has largely heralded these announcements as a boon for working families, the policies that are being lauded are actually part of a trend to expand corporate parental leave only for those who work in white-collar corporate jobs, while leaving out the retail employees who comprise the vast majority of a company's workforce.
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His humble origins and early socialist leanings had given him a jaundiced view of elite schools, and his experience teaching a course to police officers and teachers as part of a federally funded effort to reduce juvenile delinquency furthered his belief that traditional colleges were leaving out a whole swath of Americans eager for higher education.
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Congressional leaders managed to sideline -- for now -- a series political tripwires in recent days, leaving out funding for a border wall (as President Donald Trump had promised on the campaign trail), as well as continuing to fund subsidies for low income Americans as part of Obamacare and Republicans ruling out holding votes on a health care amendment.
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He benched Özil and midfielder Sami Khedira for the second game against Sweden and then, after noting publicly that they had shown a good reaction in practice, reinserted them in the lineup on Wednesday while leaving out Thomas Müller, a longtime national team fixture who had struggled to find his form in the first two games.
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The council describes the Entrada as an "accurate" reenactment of the "peaceful resettlement," leaving out the parts about De Vargas's threats of violence, the conflicts that ensued in the coming years, and the underlying rationality of white possession that informed De Vargas's belief that he (and his Virgin) had a prior claim to Pueblo land because the Spanish had conquered it once before.
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Crawford takes Junger to task for leaving out intellectual history and political philosophy, a criticism that may come from the same source as the skepticism people express when they hear about Welcome Johnny and Jane Home, a project in which nonveterans who are not therapists simply listen with 100 percent of their attention and their whole hearts to whatever a veteran wishes to say.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Monday commemorated Columbus Day, praising the 15th century explorer for his determination and leaving out any mention of Native Americans in a formal proclamation for a second straight year.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska), the chairwoman of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, objected to giving assistance to farmers but leaving out fishermen and the energy industry in her home state, who have also been hit by the trade war.
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With Mr. Trump publicly sticking to his demand of $5 billion for a wall — or, as he said on Twitter on Friday, "artistically designed steel slats" — there were a number of potential compromises that would have forced him to drop it, by perhaps leaving out spending on a wall while instead beefing up spending on other security measures at the border, according to people with knowledge of the talks.
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The layout of the Senate trial is still under deliberation and leaders have been clear that no final decisions about strategy or structure have been made, but in interviews over the last several days, GOP senators say they are beginning to see the benefit of keeping the process short, leaving out witnesses and instead, simply laying out the facts with a presentation from House managers and the White House.
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Watch the full scene here:Read more:Trump delivered an 80-minute State of the Union address, taking a victory lap on his claimed accomplishments without mentioning impeachment oncePelosi ripped up Trump's State of the Union address after he finished speaking, saying 'it was the courteous thing to do considering the alternatives'Nancy Pelosi broke tradition when introducing Trump at the State of the Union, leaving out the words 'honor' and 'privilege'
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The layout of the Senate trial is still under deliberation and leaders have been clear that no final decisions about strategy or structure have been made, but in interviews over the last several days, GOP senators say they are beginning to see the benefit of keeping the process short, leaving out witnesses and instead, simply laying out the facts with a presentation from House managers and the White House.
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For a fascinating narrative dive into research on the interface between wildfire and communities, read Paul Tullis's long 2013 feature in The New York Times Magazine: "Into the Wildfire: What Science is Learning About Fire and How to Live With It." [Insert] I was remiss in leaving out "Big Burn," the 2008 Pulitzer-winning Los Angeles Times series on the many costs of western wildfire policy, by Bettina Boxall and Julie Cart.
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When it's not leaving out vital explanatory context, or inserting speculation in place of evidence, the documentary is largely recycling investigative arguments and well-known facts about the injustices in the case that were previously raised by Serial, all while neglecting to consider evidence that might have allowed it to paint a fuller, more nuanced, and more complex look at Syed, his life, and the complicated role that his religion may have played in his relationship with Lee.
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By tweaking the hardware to the task at hand—by providing exactly the mix of computational resources necessary for the mathematics of visual processing while leaving out any of the extraneous logic that would allow a general-purpose chip to perform other tasks—Movidius's Myriad 2 chip can crunch huge amounts of visual information but use less than a watt of power (which is about 20% of the consumption of the chips in smartphones and only about 1% of those in desktop computers).
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But Intel isn't leaving out its high-end users, either: the company also announced an updated lineup of its Core X-Series processors (first announced in 2017), with new Core i7 X-Series, Core i9 X-Series, and Core i563 Extreme processors that are built on Intel's 14nm++ process (but still based on the Skylake X design.) And like the first-generation Core i9 Extreme, the new model continues to offer 18 cores and 29820 threads — remaining at the top of Intel's consumer range.
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While North recognizes that "Vendler is one of the few intelligent and knowledgeable writers to tackle the difficult business of contemporary poetry without using up that poetry as part of some theoretical program," he questions her assumptions: […] but must we ride the same horses time and again, as if the unspoken principle were to plunge a poet into an American mainstream, with familiar American landmarks dotting the shore (in or counter to the mainstream, it amounts to the same thing), [in order] to proclaim the writer worth attention–while leaving out all, or at least a good deal of it, that really makes him worth attention [?
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Change in restaurant workers' pay in each county since 2012 +20123% +35% +25% +15% 0 –6% Change in restaurant workers' pay in each county since 2012 +46% +35% NEW YORK Chautaqua +30% +20153% Delaware +30% Steuben +30% Erie +14% Tioga +11% Wayne +11% +15% PENNSYLVANIA 0 MORE POPULATED PLACES –6% 30 MILES Change in restaurant workers' pay in each county since 20163 +46% +35% +25% +15% 0 –6% Note: Data are the change to 2018 from 2012 in average annual pay in private restaurants and other eating places of all sizes Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics By Karl Russell The Times looked at the data several ways: zooming in on the restaurant industry, leaving out the contentious counties, and comparing counties like Chemung, Broome and Delaware only with their immediate neighbors.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) on Monday suggested that the Republican presidential race is now down to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE, leaving out Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE.
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Week 29, in one sentence: Donald Trump headed to New Jersey for a "working vacation" where he repeatedly threatened North Korea and crashed a wedding; failed to address the bombing of a Minnesota mosque; made some progress in his eternal battle against leakers when Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced plans to review policies protecting journalists; called out a Democrat senator over his lie about going to Vietnam, leaving out his own four deferments, including one because his feet hurt; went after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for neither repealing nor replacing Obamacare; played golf, at least according to social media; at least started the paperwork to declare the opioid epidemic a "national emergency"; thanked Putin for expelling 755 U.S. diplomats from Russia; and spooked the world and financial markets when he said military solutions were "locked and loaded" against North Korea.
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Week 73, in one sentence: President Trump fired Steve Bannon; saw at least 69 members of his advisory councils, including a pastor on his evangelical advisory board and at least three advisers from his digital economy board, quit over his incendiary comments about Charlottesville; praised the "many protesters in Boston speaking out against bigotry and hate"; promised to keep U.S. troops in Afghanistan, a situation he once called futile; smeared the media in a 77-minute speech at a campaign-style rally in Phoenix, where he selectively quoted himself — leaving out the part where he equated counterprotesters to white supremacists; said progress was being made in the standoff with North Korea, which a day later announced it was accelerating its weapons program; prepared a memo that will move his transgender military ban forward; fired off some tweets that insulted Mitch McConnell and James Clapper; and was criticized by his own economic adviser, who said he almost quit after Trump defended white supremacists last week.
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